The Cavaliers and Goose Girl At New Kemmerer Theatre
The Cavaliers delivered a crowded performance with high class musical numbers led by the ensemble and the pianist. The Goose Girl, starring Kate Maugerite Clark, screens Friday December 3 with Lasky’s production offering a romantic travelogue of court intrigue and grand staged drama.
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Redpath
Jesse L. Lasky
New Kemmerer Theatre
Kate Maugerite Clark
Ehrenstein
Ffteen
Miss Clark
Jubilee Singers to Perform at New Kemmerer Theatre
The Jubilee Singers under Mrs Quealy announce a lyceum and chatauqua event titled The coming of the Nanos Jubilee Fingers at the New Kemmerer Theatre for one evening. Admission is 50 and 75 cents to avoid clashing with a high school show and related advertising delays.
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Elurch
Brother from New York visits Rochester auto dealer in border tale
A New York brother arrives in Rochester after a two week ranch visit. The visitor, Mr Hall, is described as a prominent auto dealer in Rochwater. He plans to remain through Saturday as family events unfold including a first meal in the new bungalow near the joint home.
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Hall
Rochester
New York
Ylalt
Mrs. Ball
Teleda and Salt Sta face constigation in 600 event
Fragmentary OCR notes show Teleda and Salt Sta involved in a 600 unit or event, with references to a constigation process and local presence. Details are unclear but indicate a formal proceedings or gathering at a location noted as Teleda and Salt Sta.
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Teleda
Tata
Salt Sta Baeter Constigation
Puritan Era Suppressed Christmas Observance in New England
The piece recalls how Puritan influence suppressed Christmas across New England for decades. It cites Massachusetts 1670 laws punishing Christmas labor and notes the ban on religious observance and even church music. Over time, religious prejudice faded and Christmas regained favor in Britain and America.
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United States
New England
Great Britain
Edward Kegleston
Massachusetts
England
Scotland
New
America
Early Roman Xmas and the spirit of Christmas
J A Symonds notes the early Romans kept Christmas with few ceremonies, blending historic and pagan memories. The Good Shepherd and Orpheus imagery appeared in catacombs, while Christians emphasized hope and patience over present happiness. Love remains essential as the world hungers for kindness.
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J. A Symonds
Christ
Good Shepherd
Orpheus
God
Earth
Rise for Every Berry Myth Passes as Holiday Lore
A playful ancient saying links kissing to berry picking and a vow that no berry remains when affection ends. The adage ties seasonal harvest to romantic customs and warns of absence of berries and kisses together.
The Worst Kicker in City's Oddball Tale
An unusual local note describes a figure known as the worst kicker who causes amusement by kicking at nothing while others report rare generosity to a janitor who receives few cigars during the holiday season.
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Hy Ratmas Cigare
Christmas Vision and Lament in a Splintered Prayer
A fragmented Christmas vision recalls religious instruction amid turmoil. The writer longs for guidance as a community confronts doubt and contrition, invoking memories of faith, discipline, and obedience under a looming moral weight.
High School Notes From Kemmerer. Students Honored and Games Preview
The Kemmerer High School notes list juniors and seniors with honors, grade by grade, and name several students. Reports on recent basketball scrimmages and a town team vs school game followed by a dinner party organized by the Domestic Science Department. Also mentions Miss Penberthy’s dinner aims and a play cast preparing for performances with figures like John Smith and Miss Hardman.
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Beya
Nichwehool Baye
Tage
Pervision Herby
Mario Rinker
Marie Gordon
Ethel McKay
Crystal Symes
Amy Smith
Lenora Nell
Della Roddy
Domestic Science Department
Social notes on Mise Irmgard Sehulte visit to Kemmerer
Mise Irmgard Sehulte of Denver visited Kemmerer for a week staying with the Hibbs and Christmas homes. She taught in Kemmerer schools last year before moving to a position in the West Hideitah School of Denver. She left for Denver Sunday evening amid greetings from friends.
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Mise Irmgard Sehulte
Denver
Kemmerer
Sullivan Biikely Leading Plumbers
Sullivan and Biikely dominate local plumbing and heating services offering AM work and material guarantees with a reliable phone contact at 102.
Local cattle shipments and town notes from Big Piney region
Opal T D O Neil and Wim Enos shipped 17 and 22 carloads of high quality cattle this season. G H Morrie arrived from Denver and began as bookkeeper at Opal Mercantile. John Millison and James Petrie brought Dr Hocker to treat Mrs Millison who has been ill. E Catton of Cheyenne visited then left for the upper country. Mrs Wm Luce and children with Miss Lois Linn arrived from California en route home to Piney. They visited G D Ross of Long Beach and J B Nichols of San Gabriel. Lucille Collett of Coe visited Mrs Burton at Thanksgiving. Mrs Grace Stewart paid Kemmer a visit returning Sunday. Miss Jane and Master Myreal entertained several guests including Christman and Laurietta Hackenberg, plus Mary Stephens and others. Subscribe for The Camera.
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T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Wim
Enos
Daniel
Mr. O'Neil
Mr. Enos
Mra
Wm. Luce
Lois Linn
California
Piney
G. D. Ross
Long Beach
J. B. Nichols
San Gabriel
Sade Sittings Bar Thompson Sends Correspondent News
Thompson keeps busy with local events and visits as a new correspondent for Mowers Claud Lang and Fred. Friday guests from Kemmerer join a Julian hotel gathering with ice cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Walter A Thompson host relatives and friends while Misanie Feller from Montpelier visits. The paper notes country correspondents gain prominence by having their names in print.
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Handley
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Jane Sawaya
Elmer Williams
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Maude Joux
Edna Holmes
Eleanor Smith
Cecilo Davenport
Della Rivans
Theresa Mack
Frances Mack
Bether Nicholson
Danis Haddenham
Gracie Joe Smith
Dan Traya
Virgil Corwin
Goldie Wade
Eleanor Nott
Bernice Nicholson
George Hujenry Richmond
Mary Hey- M Hancey
Helga Jail Cook
James Bloom
Edwin Cotberg
Dyer Clark
Morgan Reed
Hiaine Hansen
Robert Dougherty
Seldia Hendrickson
May Beacle
Ralph Rosenberg
Eddie Parent
Leonard Fagrant
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Gladys Watkins
Dee
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Miss Frink
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Robert Walton
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Methodist Church
Lyman High School
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Abe Uilet
Jesolo Hocker
Ie Th A. Mason
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Runday
Ethel Pease
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Kemmerer Pharmacy
Rexall Btore
Jobo F. Pitapatrica
Opal
G. H. Morrie
Opal Mercantile
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James Petrie
Dr. Hocker
Mre. Millison
E. Catton
Cheyenne
Misa Lucille Collett of Coe
Grace Stewart
Kemmer
Sade Sittings
Thompson
Claud Lang
Dante
Julian Hotel
Walter A. Thomson
Misanie Feller
Montpelier
Atn Bage Wedow
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