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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1955

Page

5

White House Yule For First Family

The Eisenhowers spend Christmas in the White House with grandchildren likely to visit the tree. A new baby is expected around year’s start, and Gettysburg remains the couple’s country retreat as Ike eases up after a heart attack.

White House Pennsylvania Ave Grand Central Station Eisenhowers Gettysburg Ike Mimi Eisenhower Pennsylvania

Pioneer Nebraskans Time for Christmas Traditions

A historical look shows Nebraska settlers lacked seasonal celebrations early. By 1829 Fort Atkinson marked Christmas as a day for fatigue to cease, while 1859 Brownville's Nebraska Advertizer touted a Christmas ball with lively dinners, music, and social gatherings.

Nebraska Sixth Infantry Fort Atkinson Missouri River Brownville A. M. Barnes

Christmas Town Names Tie Up Post Office Schedules

The piece notes post offices in Christmas towns like Santa Claus Indiana and Fort Christmas Florida handle outsized mail volumes during the season. It also recounts a 23 year tenure of Christmas Cove Maine postmistress and a name-change history tied to Santa Claus and Fort Christmas.

Santa Claus Ind Fort Christmas Fla W. N. Thorpe Christmas Cove Maine South Bristol Catherine Sawyer

Origin of wassail bowl carried from Scandinavia

Henry VII introduced the wassail bowl to England from Scandinavia. The bowl held hot ale, spices and toasted apples as a drink of good cheer, shared as a token of success for the coming year.

Henry VII England Scandinavia

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