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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1956

Page

7

Is There a Santa Claus Yes In 1897 Sun Reply

The New York Sun answers eight year old Virginia O’Hanlon with a definitive affirmation that Santa Claus exists beyond visible proof. It argues belief, faith, and imagination sustain the world’s wonder, urging that some truths are beyond senses and seen by the heart.

Friends of the Sun Lttle Santa Claus Papa Virginia O’hanlon Ninety-Fifth Street Virginia New York Sun

Christmas Time Year by Year in Lancaster

Christmas arrives early in Lancaster with Santa visiting a week before Thanksgiving. The piece recalls a farm Christmas Eve and stockings filled with simple treats. It urges churches to emphasize CHRIST in CHRISTmas, warning against commercialism and urging thoughtful, holy observance.

Santa Claus Lancaster Kris Kringle Lancaster County

Amish Wedding at Lancaster Meeting House in 1906

In Morgantown near the Lancaster Meeting House a December 1906 wedding joined Henry Kurtz of Conestoga and Eva Kauffman of Kanzers. Bishop Gideon Stoltzfus officiated a two hour ceremony. Attendants included Rufus Plank and Levi Kurtz with bridesmaids Lydia Kauffman and Barbara Kurtz. a 20 member Marine Band provided music. a reception followed. New York market quotes listed live turkeys at 15 cents and dressed at 16 cents.

Lancaster Morgantown Henry Kurtz Conestoga Eva Kauffman Kanzers Gideon Stoltzfus Stolafus Rufus Plank Levi Kurtz Mauss Lydia Kauffman Barbara Kurtz New York

Ephemeral Christmas Tales From 1906 And 1931

A Christmas miscellany recalls 1906 joy as William McGill returns home after 25 years away and P D Kessler’s chimney caper ends in a chimney collapse. It also notes a fatal train accident near Vicksburg Michigan and rural postal gifts. Separate incidents include a barn fire near Andrews Bridge and a taxi assault in Coatesville.

McGill Kenosha Wis William McGill Mississippi River Old Farm

When God Came Lesson for December 23 1958

A capsule adapting a December 23 1958 lesson explores angels debating how God should come to Earth. The story contrasts grand heavenly schemes with the humble, fearless birth of Jesus in a poor world, highlighting divine choice of lowly means over earthly glory.

Hurn God Catiines Dbem of Christian Education National Council of the Churches of Christ Community Plavs Service

Corporations Invest Record 7.5 Billion in New Plants

The Securities and Exchange Commission reports that businesses have invested a record 7.5 billion dollars in new plants and equipment this year, with about 6.6 billion funded from retained earnings.

Securities and Excchange Commission

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