Christmas At Churches Concert Listing
Readable program of a church Christmas concert with performances of Handel and Harvey Gaul pieces. Soloists include Mrs D Elder Mrs H H McGeery Ralph Kleese and Mrs Bruce Lipscomb. Musicians: Carolyn Hamilton Helen Harvey Roth McCleery Luckenbill Grimes Carolyn Strong and narrator Richard H McCleery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Bethle- Ecokinntenenne
Lurhan
D. Elder
H. H. MecCleery
Ralph Kleese
Irn
H. L. Walker
Douglas Dowell
Merle Booth
Schultz
Mis
Bruce Lipscomb
Adam-Buck
Hitler
Our Lady of Lourdes
Harvey Gaul
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Roth. McCleery
L. H. Luckenbill
R. L. Grimes
Carolyn Strong
Richard H. McCleery
Donald Bendblossom
Christmas Eve in a Little Country Toyshop
A shop closes and dolls come to life awaiting Santa. Their selfish wishes spark a test of the true Christmas spirit. Santa arrives, seeking to bring happiness to homes by rewarding worthy dolls and guiding them to shared joy.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Jimmy Bradfordustomer
Duane Karil
Blossom
Betty Morgan
Mariette
Mary Caldwell
Annibelle
Joan Boileau
Dina
Leota Brown
Captain Kidd
Billy Putman
Bill
George Doran
Coleen Godwin Santa Claus
Pilly Asker
Charlotte Ann Jackson
Jean Cox
Martyn Finn
Janet Greeian
Carol Doran
Mary Cox
Allan Bradford
Shirley Stewart
Herman Coffin
Rex West
Leroy Brown
Robert Brown
Donald Farll
Kenneth Finn
Ruth Askea
Marguerite Utterback
Neal Shaw
Carol Grecian
Luella Rathmel
Barbara Godwin
Verla Jean Brobst
Kathryn Doran
Martyn Caldwell
Barbara Rathmel
Joan Hunt
Bethlehem
Oh Me Oh My Song Album Notes A Holiday Cheer
A brief catalog entry lists a Christmas rag doll song Oh Me Oh My You and a piano piece Oh Holy Night performed by Mrs. Allen Bradford and Dorothy Putman.
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Mrs. Allen Bradford
Dorothy Putman
Christmas Program Passages and Performers Listed
Sunday morning schedule shows the Dethier Processional and Handel and Bach selections with choirs, soloists, and instrumentalists including Kathleen Morrison, Edith Crandall, Gwendolyn Ramseyer, and violinist Grace Coles. The Presbyterian Star of the World pageant features scenes with angels, fairies, missionaries in India and Alaska, and a youth army, listing participants by name across multiple scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dethier
F. W. Eastwood
Baeha
Lola Dittmer
Offenbach
Cheir Solo
Kathleen Morrison
Soc Cecematemne
Gaul Choruses
Spilman
Oink Drewe
Anda Brahms
Grace Coles
Mount Pleasant
Presbyterian Sunday School
Joan Gerdes
Star of the World
Edith Crandall
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Edith Gillespie
Dorothy Buwer
Esther Goodlander
Joan Michels Angel Choir
Kark
The
Herald Angels Line
Martha Ann Young
Vandaline Carter
Mercedes Carter
Dorothy Watson
Margaret Ralston
Ruth Michels
Marie Blattner
Eva Hblattner
Darlene Snider
Joyee Graf
Janet, Graff
Jack Graff
Linda Lacey
John Bruce Lemmon
Dick Gorham
Paul Graf
Jerry Duen
Carol Kimberlin
Eddie Morrison
Jimmie Gorham
Larry Renoux
Leonard Reneaux
David Ely
Angel Choir
Mission
India
Velma Zuck
Mark Drekmeir
Mary——Dorene Long
Angel
Roger Westphal
Paul Dusenberry
Palace of King
Herod
King
Archie Euwer
Egyptian-Hal Longer Greek-Jack Longer Hindu-Francis Ralston
The fragment lists names and phrases, including Guard-Jack Pauls and “Joy to the World,” suggesting a cataloged or misread OCR segment with personal names and a hymn line, lacking clear event or context to define a full news item.
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Hal Longer
Jack Longer
Francis Ralston
Jack Pauls
Foursquare Church presents The Lost Carol cantata
The Foursquare Church choir hosts a sacred Christmas cantata The Lost Carol on Sunday evening December 22 at 7 30 featuring a drama by Frances Simpson with music by Ruth Dale. Cast includes Franz Gruber Frau Gruber Mary Misel Bois nee Raymond Bowers Karl Muller and Albert Downs with village choir members Dale Bower Wanda Pence Donna Peals Betty Stevens Doris Custer Merle Walker and Albert Downs performing songs such as Silent Night and The Nativity and There s Music in the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Simpson
Ruth Dale
Franz Gruber
Accokn Wu
Donald Crfrtis
Frau Gruber
Mary Misel Bois
Raymond Bowers
Karl Muller
Albert Downs
Albert Beals
Dale Bower
Wanda Pence
Donna Peals
Christmas Recitations and Songs Program
A Christmas program listing with students and teachers performing recitations songs and a playlet. Names include Virginia Bower Lois Rains Mary Stevens Eva Stevens Lois Garrett Elsie Malloy Donald Kuntz Donna Mundt Ruth Chorpening Wanda Pence and others with pieces such as A Christmas Carol Joy to the World and The Broken Doll.
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Foursquare Church
Virginia Bower
Cara Lois Rains
Eva Stevens
Io Meinen
Lois Garrett
Betty Goodwill
Doris Custer
Billy and
Bobby
Elsie Malloy
Mary Stevens
Eve
Donald Kuntz
Donna Mundt
Traveler
Boya
Johnny
David Chilcote
Ruth and
Esther
Ideal
Ao Freddie Kimble
Little Town of
Bethleeree
Wanda Pence
Earl Hiller
Bill
St Pauls Church Evening Program At County Home
Sunday service and Christmas program at St Pauls Church County Home on December 22 features songs recitations dialogues and tableaux. Evelyn Givans and Helen Givans lead welcomes with interludes by Merle Miller Norman Simmering Joe Martin bearer Virginia Zieglowsky Edith Miller Louise Witthoft and Darlene Humston. The audience portion includes a full school closing with remarks by Merle Miller.
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County Home Dee
Evelyn Givans
Tim
Edith Miller
Louise Witthoft
Jean Patterson
Darlene Humston
Martha Zieglowsky
Merle Miller
Christmas music program at Baptist Church service
Morning and evening services feature a full choir and soloists including Margaret Hennon and Charles Murdock. Repertory includes Christmas classics from Handel to Gruber with offerings by organ and piano duets and a Messiah postlude.
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Sicily
Opep Cee Meaniaie
P. Alessandro von
Wilson
Margaret Hennon
Petrie
Harold Walker
Chas. Murdock
Ee . Wilson
Wilson Offertory
Bethlehem
Redner
Kathryn Vacha
Postlude
Hallelujah
Adam Westbrook
Luther
Marie
Schubert Charles Murdock
Christ Child
Gruber
British War Orders Formed To Be Placed Soon
Washington December 19 British officials completed a master list totaling about three billion dollars in new war orders to be placed shortly. The package includes around 12 000 combat planes costing roughly 1.2 billion dollars. President Roosevelt authorized the list and urged Britain to hold contracts until he consults Congress on taking over commitments and funding them before sending them to Britain.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
Britain
Gilchrist Sees Hopes for Rankin Bill in Congress
Fred C. Gilchrist of Laurens Iowa Republican congressman says he has some hopes the Rankin congressional apportionment bill will pass in the next session The Rankin bill would raise house members to 450 from 435 Iowa would keep its nine seated members if enacted due to population gains.
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Laurens
Fred C. Gilchrist
Rankin
Iowa
Radio Operators Sought for Des Moines Naval Reserve
Ensign E. A. Peavey, unit commander, announced a call for radio operators for the Des Moines naval reserve. He said the unit seeks operators with radio amateur or higher licenses and also young men skilled in semaphore and other visual communication methods.
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Naval Reserve
Des Moines
Des Moines Naval Reserve
E. A. Peavey
Peavey
Sixty Lighted Five-Foot Trees Decorate Town
The local commercial club decorated the town with 60 lighted five-foot Christmas trees placed in front of each business and along the main street. Ten long strings of colored lights adorn the streets, and the bridge and water tower are illuminated for the holiday season.
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Wyoming
Christmas Party at the Y Brings Cheer for Children
Reports recount a lively Y M C A party with questions and gifts for kids. Jon Lemmon readily answered queries, Santa Claus clashed with a bold reply, and families recall shopping trips, a nurse’s praise, and local kindness from Washington residents.
Two Davenport Men Die By Own Action
Davenport police describe both deaths as suicides under unusual circumstances. Eugene T. Bogart, 48, an unemployed draftsman, died of a drug overdose after leaving a 14 page letter citing despondency. Julius Schick, 63, hanged himself in his basement after telling relatives that his coins would be the death of him yet.
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Davenport
W. F. Shelley
Eugene T. Bogart
Julius Schick
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