Fine Christmas Cantata at First Union Congregational Church
The First Union Congregational Church plans a Sunday program with a morning service at 11:00 led by Rev. E. A. Thompson and a rich Christmas cantata in the evening. A men’s class meets at 10:45 with Prof. C. M. Gill directing. The evening program features soloists and choir with preludes, anthems, and several cantata numbers concluding with a benediction and postlude.
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First Union Congregational
Es A. m
C. M. Gill
E. A. Thompson
Guilmant
Morning Star
Stevenson
Brahms
Lord Jesus
Ambrose
Barns
H. Alexander Mattews
Mabelle Hild Arnold
Irma ‘Bastert Winters
John Fletcher Wellemeyer
Will Crooks Smith
Irma Lusk
Christian Church To Have A Watch Party
Christian church plans a New Year’s Eve watch party inviting all members to bring suppers and remain for social time as the old year ends. Ruth and Naomi society met to plan new year activities including visiting the sick and aged. Mrs. Kickhofel hosted with twenty members present. next meeting January 1 with Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Rickey as hostesses.
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Christian
Ruth and Naomi
the Christian’ Church
P. H. Kickhofel
Barney Schallenberg
George Brown
Elzie Wagner
Rickey
Cuban Senate approves armistice peace treaty in Havana
The Cuban Senate unanimously approved the peace treaty with Armany last night in Havana. The pact cannot be considered again until January 19 when Congress reconvenes after the holidays.
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Bratifias
Havana
Armany
Packers Move Gives Nation New Industry
CHICAGO December 19 segregation and divorcing of commercial lines not directly allied with the meat and provision business of the five big packing companies will reorganize an industry with assets over a billion dollars. The agreement marks an epoch as business yields to public opinion. Packers say they have conducted business on economics and legality and expect new organizations to emerge from the divested lines. Already some segregation has begun, involving millions in capital.
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Chicago
United States
Aguilar Returns From Europe Mission In Diplomatic Tour
New York December 19 General Candide Aguilar son in law of Mexico’s President Carranza arrived from Plymouth after a diplomatic mission started last June. He plans to return to Mexico City and was said to have sought European aid to secure contracts or recover funds paid by the Diaz and Huerta administrations for munitions. He visited France Spain and England.
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New York
Candide Aguilar
Carranza
Mexico
Plymouth
Mexico City
Europe
Diaz and Huerta
France
Spain
England
Borden Given Respite From Duties as Prime Minister
Ottawa dispatch reports Sir Robert Borden will stay as prime minister but his health requires a prolonged respite from duties. No decision yet on acting premier during his vacation. Article notes prewar iron puddlers earned as low as 44 a ton, wartime high reached 23.60 per ton.
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Borden
Ottawa
Ont
Sir Robert Borden
Canada
Sir Robert
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