Is There a Santa Claus Editorial Echoes Faith
This essay distills the classic New York Sun Santa Claus answer into a reflective holiday meditation. It affirms belief in Santa as a metaphor for love and generosity, noting childhood faith, unseen wonders, and the enduring warmth of the season amid a year’s passage and mixed fortunes.
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Santa Claus
New York Sun
Francis P. ‘Church
Friends of the Sun
Virginia
O' Hanlan
West Ninety Fifth St
Virgina
Santa Claua
Che Review Extends Best Wishes To All Readers
The Che Review offers warm regards and best wishes to every reader, extending goodwill across its pages. It invites continued engagement and support as the publication continues to serve its audience with local and national coverage.
Local notices and holiday events in the district
Christmas activities abound as families gather for the holidays. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs A Olson is noted, while a new lodge in Bield named Sheric Pecked Husbands forms a local social group. The forest ranger issued permits for wood and lumber, and the Christmee Tree and festivities at the school brought Santa Claus gifts. A union ladies bazaar at the hall raised 850 in strong community support with plays and an art display.
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Bield
Sheric
M. Currey
L. Wells
Ice
Fred. McDuffe
L Jira
Aid. Au Stokka
Union Ladies
A. Ch'shelm
M. Curree
Growth of Rochdale Weavers Co op Movement to Global Scale
Eighty years ago two Rochdale weavers started a cooperative fund. Now the movement includes 8.5 million families and 1,200 societies with 116 manufacturing industries. In 1922 it distributed goods worth 325 million and its banking turnover reached 2.5 billion. The wheat pool is part of this worldwide cooperative system built on loyalty amid ridicule and opposition.
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Co-Operative
Wheat Pool
XMAS EXAM RESULTS FOR GRADE LEVELS
Recorder lists grades for students from Grade IX to IV with scores for each pupil. Notable scores include Steve Luchuk 89, Verna Wells 82, Chester Forrester 80, Bill Yellowager 81, Ruth Wells 78, Leona Hesselgrave 72, and Adeline Jansurd 62. Teacher L W Merrell oversees.
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Lucille Wella
Doris Wella
Ruth Wells
Leona Hesselgrave
Valda Vansickle
Adella Jansund
Trene Chase
Adeline Jansurd
Verna Wells
Marjorie Wells
Norman Johnstone
David McLanly
Chester Forrester
Louisa Forrester
Myrtle Shiner
M Snowden
Peter Sargenia
Bill Yellowager
Stanley Belkowski
Christmas News From Grand Marrows District
Old time cold spell hits the district as residents return home for holidays. Reverend Atwater passes away, with Bea and Eliz en route. Dramatic society elects officers. winter program underway with plays and an Auction Sale feature. Community Christmas Tree succeeds despite severe weather. students, Armstead family, and Mrs Radford assist. Santa distributes gifts. women supply flowers. dance continues after the tree event.
Committee thanks Hyde presence for a pleasant evening
The committee expresses gratitude for Hyde's presence and support in making the evening enjoyable for the children, acknowledging the effort of all who contributed to the event.
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Hyde
Roblin locals report Christmas travel and condolences
Roblin residents note teachers returning home for Christmas. Mr R Burns visits Kelowna BC with Mr Wm VanAlstine likely to reside in Vancouver. Perth Courier reports the death of Mrs Daniel Baird aged 79. The Roblin Union Sunday School held its Christmas Tree and Entertainment with Santa Claus distributing gifts and candies to children.
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R. Burns
Kelowna
Wm VanAlstine
Vancouver
Wenote
Perth
Ont
Courier
Daniel Baird
Robi Craig
Roblin
Watch Night Service At Local Church Marks Year End
Reverend Robert Harvey invites parishioners to weekly baptism and Sunday services, with watch night gathering planned for Wednesday at 11 p.m. The notice urges ministers to announce topics like The Choice of Faith and The Disguised Beggar, and mentions a year’s end reflection on faith and community.
Local notes and society items from a Calgary column
A patchwork of small items notes bets and charity in town. Two Scotchmen give a dollar each for the empty stocking fund while coal chisels are pried for, and Bob Rae is seen in Woolworth’s in Calgary seeking the hoe department. Minor grievances about wood length for stoves and rink skating tips mingle with a song lead Milleap and a cheerful Christmas and New Year greeting.
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Bob Rae
Woolworth
Calgary
Merridalf Christmas Cheer Brightens Local News
Seasonable weather greets readers as N Douse visits friends. Kelly Cockerill resumes lumber work despite winter. The Sunday School Christmas tree and entertainment at Community Hall drew a full crowd. Santa Claus handed out gifts from the tree. Children’s act and Lorne Barkley song received warm praise. A lunch by district ladies capped the event.
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Commuunity Hall
Santa Claus
Lorne Barkley
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