Christmas Socials and Local Visits Across Piney
T D O Neils entertained to Christmas dinner Clifton Fear Miss Helen Stanley and Walter Yose. Miss Margaret ONeil, a St. Marys Academy student in Salt Lake, spends vacation with her parents. Hillsmont visitors Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hayden, Piney residents Christmas Day with relatives. Various local families hosted gatherings and guests through Christmas and New Year period. church guild to host New Year children’s event in Budd Hall. numerous townsfolk visiting kin in Midway Kemmerer Larchwood and Halfway.
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T. D. O.neil’s
Clifton Fear
Miss Helen Stanley
Walter Yose
Margaret O’neil
St. Mary’s Academy
Salt Lake
Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal Church
Budd Hall
Noah W Gower Seeks Final Proof on Wyoming Homestead
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated December 17 1917 announces Noah W Gower of LaBarge Wyoming holder of a 1913 Homestead Entry Serial 03542 for lands in Sections 21 and 28 Township 26 North Range 112 West Sixth Principal Meridian to file intent for final three year proof. Witnesses Madge F Hutchinson Fred Hutchinson Mitchell M Hutchinson and Abia F Hutchinson all of Big Piney Wyoming. The proof is to be presented before Royal A Young U S Commissioner at Big Piney on February 2 1918. Alex Nisset Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Noah W. Gower
LaBarge
Wyoming
Sixth Principal Meridian
Royal A. Young
U. S
Big Piney
Madge F. Hutchinson
Fred 8. Hutchinson
Mitchell M. Hutchinson
Abia F Hutchinson
Alex Nisset
Register
Star of Bethlehem in Dutch towns brings Christmas cheer
The Star of Bethlehem, carried through silent Dutch streets as a symbol of Christmas, is funded by local youths who collect for the poor. After gathering money, the group visits the head burgomaster for a celebratory meal, reflecting a beloved, beneficial tradition that costs nothing and helps many.
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Bethlehem
Holland
Star
Star of Bethlehem
Yule Log Ceremony in Medieval Christmas Eve
The Yule log ceremony, traced to pre Christian pagan rites, was the most joyous Christmas Eve observance in medieval times, as described in a New York report.
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New York
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