Clement Clarke Moore and the Night Before Christmas
The article recounts how Clement Clarke Moore wrote A Visit to St Nicholas on Christmas Eve 1822 in New York City. It notes his reluctance to publish under his name, the later public recognition after twenty two years, and the poem’s rise to a national classic with no royalties to Moore. It also mentions his family, Chelsea links, memorials, and his graveside observance each December 24.
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Clement Clarke Moore
St. Nicholas
Moore
Episcopal
General Theological Seminary
9Th Avenue
22Nd
23Rd Streets
Manhattan
Chelsea
New York
Catharine Taylor Moore
Trinity Parish
Sarah Harriet Butler
Moores
David Butler
Troy
N. Y
Dr. Moore
Social
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Elmhurst
L. I
Upper Trinity Cemetery
155Th Street
Broadway
West Chester seniors hit campaign goal and holiday notes
West Chester reports the Senior class reached the magazine campaign goal of fourteen dollars. Thanksgiving vacation begins Wednesday and ends Monday with classmates sharing jokes and speeches at the football banquet.
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West Chester
Ken Dusenberry
John Duvall
Willard Peterson
Stringtown Shoppers and Family Visits Highlight Sunday
In Stringtown on a Tuesday afternoon Earl Bachman and spouse shopped in Burlington and attended a local basketball game. Sunday dinner guests at the Elmer Roth home included the Don Roth and Chris Eichelberger families and Lowel Liechty. Nearby Winfield visitors were Effie Liechty and children along with Mr and Mrs Max Liechty and son at the Noah Liechty home.
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Noah Widmer
Norma
Fanny Graber
Lizzie Widmer
Kathryn
Harlan
Albert Graber
Harlan Cummings
Wayland
Rex Swan
Will
Swan
Brooks
Alex Dorseh
Louis Graber
Washington
Marvin Widmer
Kilmer Graber
Dale Garret
Washington, D. C
Schantz
Geo. Unkrich
J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Earl Bachman
Burlington
Elmer Roth
Don Roth
Chris Eichelberger
Lowel Liechty
Effie Liechty
Max Liechty
Noah Liechty
Winfield
Iowa teachers shortage blamed on missing salary policy
Des Moines reports the Iowa commission on teacher education and professional standards blames the lack of a definite salary policy by school boards for the statewide teacher shortage. It urges districts to adopt a salary schedule with a minimum of 1800 to 2900 dollars based on training and experience.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
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