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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1963
Page
3
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The piece lists numerous families and individuals arriving from cities such as Denver Kearney Gurley Dal tons and Cheyenne for Christmas week. Attendees include Gary Schmitt Cheryl Eckel George Young Don Young Trudy Young Harold Young Sandra Feather and Dianne Carley among others as relatives plan gatherings and dinners.
The Christmas rose, a buttercup family plant from Southern Europe and western Asia, is tied to a legend of a shepherdess who wept for the Christ Child. Her tears sprouted flowers, later pinked by the Infant's touch. The holly tree reaches 15 years before flowering and can live up to 125 years.
John Wayne stars as George Washington McLintock a land and cattle baron with Maureen O'Hara as his wife in this Technicolor Panavision western from Batjac United Artists. Filmed in Nogales Arizona the cast includes Patrick Stefanie Powers Jack Kruschen and Chill Wills with Michael Wayne producing and Andrew V McLaglen directing.
French Canadian households celebrate Reveillon a midnight feast after mass. Preparations span weeks with turkey now common though traditional dishes endure. Goose with nut stuffing and tourtieres, spicy pork pies, remain staples of the vigil.
The Christmas carol story recounts an 1818 event in an Austrian village where the church organ failed due to mice. Father Joseph Mohr wrote the poem and organist Franz Gruber composed the music. The congregation sang the hymn to guitar accompaniment, restoring Christmas music.
The holly tree and its bright branches hold a place in Christmas legends. Old English and German beliefs spoke of male and female hollies with spined and smooth leaves. Bringing holly indoors in fair weather predicted a wife's rule, while bad weather foretold a husband's dominance.
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