The Cavaliers at New Kemmerer Theatre Showcase
The Cavaliers drew a crowded crowd last Saturday at the New Kemmerer Theatre, featuring high class musical numbers including Barcarollo Miserere and Blue Danube. Upcoming Friday December 3 presents The Goose Girl with Kate Maugerite Clark, plus reviews of After Five and other attractions.
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Redpath
Jesse L. Lasky
New Kemmerer Theatre
Kate Maugerite Clark
Ehrenstein
Ffteen
Miss Clark
Jubilee Singers To Present Nanos Jubilee Fingers Lyceum
The Jubilee Singers led by Mrs Quealy announce a lyceum program titled Jubilee Fingers at New Kemmerer Theatre for one evening. Admission is 50 and 75 cents to avoid conflicting with high school events.
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Elurch
Brother from New York visits Rochester auto dealer
A New York brother visiting Rochester for two weeks attends a family gathering. Mr Hall, a prominent auto dealer in Rochester, plans a celebration on Saturday evening. The family updates include moving to a new bungalow and hosting their first meal at the new home.
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Hall
Rochester
New York
Ylalt
Mrs. Ball
Glasgow
Teleda and Salt Sta Vaccine Registration Mystery
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Teleda and Salt Sta in connection with a registration or constigation. The readable terms include names and locations but lack clear actions or dates. The piece hints at a local event or notice but details remain obscured.
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Teleda
Tata
Salt Sta Baeter Constigation
New England’s Christmas Festival Lost to Puritan Era Enduring Bias
The piece recounts how Puritan influence suppressed Christmas as a holiday across New England and much of the United States, with penalties for observing December 25 in 1670 Massachusetts and a long decline in Christmas music and observance. It notes gradual revival as religious prejudices cooled and Christmas gained favor in Britain and America.
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United States
New England
Great Britain
Edward Kegleston
Massachusetts
England
Scotland
New
America
Early Roman Christmas Reflections on Love and Faith
The piece surveys early Christian attitudes to Christmas, noting the blend of historic and mythic elements in Romans like Christ and Orpheus. It argues for a religion of hope and patience, emphasizes love as essential, and urges carrying kindness through the year rather than grand rites.
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J. A Symonds
Christ
Good Shepherd
Orpheus
God
Earth
Rise for Every Berry in Old Mistiatoe Custom
Folklore notes a ritual where a berry is plucked for each kiss under the mistiatoe, with the custom ending when berries are gone and no kiss remains. The fragment reflects a playful if obscure regional tradition.
The Worst Kicker in Town
A fragmented note describes a person who gives the fewest cigars to the janitor while kicking at a ratmas scene. The language is garbled but centers on uneven generosity and rough behavior toward staff.
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Hy Ratmas Cigare
Christmas Vision and Lament Amid Wartime Faith
A fragmented historical note blends reflections on Christmas faith with wartime hardship. The text references vision, divine guidance, and the struggle to teach amid conflict, invoking terms of era language and spiritual imagery to portray resilience and reverence.
High School Notes and Upcoming Events
The Kemmerer High School notes list seniors and juniors by name and grade, report on recent basketball scrimmages and a town-versus-school game, and describe a campus dinner party with a seven-course Domestic Science menu. Dining-room details, cast lists for a forthcoming play, and remarks by Rev. Hawley on conservation are included, plus notice of a December 4 game at Lyman High School.
Mise Sehulte Visits Kemmerer Friends and Leaves for Denver
Mise Irmgard Sehulte of Denver spent the past week in Kemmerer visiting the Hibbs and Christmas households. She formerly taught in Kemmerer schools and recently resigned to join the West Hide itah School of Denver. She left Sunday evening, greeted by many friends. The Guild will host Miss Jesolo Hocker and Mrs A Mason for an upcoming social. Prof J E Burch hosted a turkey dinner with Ethel Pease and Olaf Jeffeson as guests.
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Mise Irmgard Sehulte
Denver
Kemmerer
Sullivan and Biikely Leading Plumbers
Sullivan and Biikely are leading plumbers offering plumbing heating and tinning services with guaranteed work and materials. Phone 102.
Local cattle movements and town notes from Piney region
Notes from Opal T D ONeil and Wim Enos sold 17 and 22 carloads of cattle. G H Morrie moved to Opal Mercantile as bookkeeper. John Millison and James Petrie brought Dr Hocker to treat Mrs Millison. E Catton visited then left for upper country. Mrs Luce and children with Miss Lois Linn arrived from California en route to Piney. Visitors to Kemmer and holiday gatherings mentioned.
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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
Local Correspondents Gather at Julian Hotel Event
Community notices report a Nov 24 gathering at the Julian hotel with a large crowd, ice cream and cake. The piece notes new correspondents Claud Lang and Fred, visits by Kemmerer, and locals such as Mr and Mrs Walter A Thom son and Misanie Feller from Montpelier seen with friends and relatives.
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Dante
Julian Hotel
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Cavaliers
Edward Abeles
Wm C
Cecil BR. DeMille
Angels
Ted Ewing
Kemmerer Theatre
Wee
Jubilee Singers
Winduwo
Basiers
Chas. Sneddon
William Ae George Paston
James Eek
Soph “Rma Downey
Mabel Bonet
Arnold Olson
Dry Stephene
Margaret Fearn
Gendes
Roy Thomas
Suelle Davis
Martin Furek
Donald Kohn
Larent
Luelle Clark
Eleanor Brady
Hianehe Baldwin
Adaline Rieai
Vaughn Wade
Stem Dol
Violet
Jason
Chadel
Arnold
Handley
Cornelia Christman
Vera Payne
Jane Sawaya
Elmer Williams
Marie Holmes
Alf Blickfeldt
Mildred Clark
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
Kathryn Smith
Gladys Watkins
Dee
Happer
Miss Hardman
Mr. Moyer
James Plantagenet Astbury
Miss Frink
Agnes
Fred
Julia
Bill
Loretta
Barbara
Emma
Mr. Davis
Smith
Tit
Mr. Astbury
Mixa Shreves
Sam Ross
Beya
Nichwehool Baye
Charles Sneddon
Laluad
Tage
Pervision Herby
Mario Rinker
Marie Gordon
Ethel McKay
Crystal Symes
Amy Smith
Lenora Nell
Della Roddy
Domestic Science Department
John Smith
Davie
Billerdous
Astbury
Count von Guggenheim
Bill Sammon
Major Duncombe
Robert Walton
Lavinia Daly
Loletta Thomas
Raturdey
Dev
Hawley
Methodist Church
Lyman High School
Lyman
Abe Uilet
Jesolo Hocker
Ie Th A. Mason
J. EB. Burch
Runday
Ethel Pease
Olaf Jeff
Kemmerer Pharmacy
Rexall Btore
Jobo F. Pitapatrica
Opal
G. H. Morrie
Opal Mercantile
John Millison
James Petrie
Dr. Hocker
Mre. Millison
E. Catton
Cheyenne
Misa Lucille Collett of Coe
Grace Stewart
Kemmer
Sade Sittings
Thompson
Claud Lang
Walter A. Thomson
Misanie Feller
Montpelier
Atn Bage Wedow
Peter Kien
Raw 5
Ellie
Porter Residence
Mrs
Frank Keen
Harry Ene
Charley and
Earl
Harry Ie
Misa O'Dea
Camere
Mackinaws
Florsheim
Nettleton Shoes
Stetson
Perfecto
Cluett
Howe
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