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March 3.,1
Tgketna, A JaM-:*,.*.December jtC>, JR30
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TAKOTNA^CHRISTMAS DOINGS ,
werf;thoroughly enjoyed
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day doings in Takotn^,
at^'n^ali in all, were a most pro
nounced tsuccess. The weather was
espeeialy agreeable, and there were
quite a few. visitors on hand to enjoy
the festivities,
homing, first of. all was the enter
ment given by the pupils of the Ta
ko'tna school, which started on sched
uled time at - 8 o’clock Wednesday ‘
nifrht' t; i,.: .
In the rear of'the hall a new stage,,
curtained in white and fittingly decor
ated, had1 been erected, the carrying
ci|Ut of the exercises from which added
effectiveness and nicety to the whole
proceedings. The program rendered
was an excellent one, in which each
participant did Wtell. The selections
were mainly of a Christmas nature,,
well chosen and adapted for the one
to^ play the part, in the rendering of
which much credit was reflected upon
and acforddd-'Miss Marie Ander
son, teschar.of.Takdtna school, who
also presided dt*the piano.
Following. i*aw the program:
1. Silent Night .—.... School'
2. Recitation, “Welcome"
Vesta Chilstrom
•< Recitation, “Dolly’s Fall”_ j
Viola Chilstrom
4. Adeste Fidelis . Phonograph .
5. How. the Fairies Play.4 Girls’
6. The Palms ... Phonograph
7. ,1 Dance, Chimes of Dunkirk ...
Vesta and Velma Chilstrom
8. Recitation, A Christmas Di
lemma. .. Betty Taylor
9. Dance, Bleking .
10^ Midnight Clear . School
11.. Recitation, “The Strange
Child’s Christmas’”. Elsie Rieck
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12. Recitation, "A Note to Santa
Claus” .. Vera Chilstrcwr
IS. Dance . Dutch Couples
14. Recitation, “Two Little
Stockings” . Mary McLean
15. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing ;
16. Recitation, “Fair Warning-to
Santa Claus” ... Margaret Clough'
17. Recitation, “Bobby’s Sur- I
prise” ..... Freddie Oates
18. Cradle Song . Three Girls
19. A Night in Italy . .. Phonograph
20. Abel Adams’ Happy Christ
mas” ...
21. Through the Telephone •.
. Grace Taylpr*
Folowing tne completion of the
school entertainment .Santa' Claus ap
peatetLupqu fchu.$ctm .ukL distributed
mjM»y among the little ones
Its..^ UHitiai 4~/few that were di
lected or a<Mreps*xLfj.o^ many ,of .jthe
grovfaups. After a .slight lull the
the big. dance
was on the happy throng enjoying
themselves until a late hour
liv the new dining hall, with Mrs.
Lottsfeldt pt .the head of that depart
ment, the hungry ones were served
with most appetizing lunches, several
settings of the tables being necessary
to take care of the, hungry ones. In
this work, Mps. Lottsfeldt was given
able assistance by Bert Goodpaster,
as well as several ladies.
Among, those present the following
were noted: Mr. and Mrs. Oddie
Hallson of Betlte!, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lottsfeldt, Mr. and MrsvD. E. Clough, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brink, Mr. and
Mrs. val Chilstromv Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Gusk^y,, N^PjAndergqn, Missj
Beth Marie Amlgrson, John Novak,
Mr arid Mi’s. J«ipes; Weir, Mrs.,
Mrs. Thomas McL. uj of McGrath,
Mr. and Mrs. Warr^a Alford, Mr. and
rs. Joe Oates, Joseph Oates, John
Griffin, Chris Peter.en, Andy White,
Charles Nichols, Mr, HWatpn,, Albert
Ivey, Casimir. Napdti, ..Gerald FYoe^
lich, Johnson Sozov. Jesse Baugh, A.
Heiberg, Mr. and Mis^J.^P. Taylor,
Andy Hansen of Ophir, _ Miss Mary
McLean, Mr. and Mis. Johi*,Rieck,
Miss Helen Rieck, Miss Elsie Rieck,
Tom Bare of Ophir, i&rt; Gooapaster,
M. Hochriter, Ed. Nd^atte, Joe Sher
wood, Del Thompson; . Erni# , Gove,
Robert Lowrie, Chris;. Nelson, .James
Downey, Lee Lampreeht, Charlie
O’Hallaran, A. X. Grant, and . then
the younger set included Misses Vert,
Viola, Vesta Chilstrom, Margaret
Clough, Grace and Betty Taylor, and
Freddie Oates. i
Joe Sherwood, well known oldtimer
and for a number of years past locat
ed in the Nixon section, was a. Tues
day arrival for a visit of a few in
these parts.
Ed Nollette, Yankee creek, was a
Wednesday arrivaL
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AF PIONEER HALL
Wednesday Evening
December 31
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Cmm 0»*i Cmm Alt A Good Time Assured .
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IN A SOCIAL WAT.
Mfv and Mrs. D. E. Clough enter1
tamed «a number of old-time- friends
at an excellent chicken . dinner- on.
Christmas dajVth'fciT Sweats including
Mrs. Thomas McLean <and .Mats ^ytice
McGowan of McGrath,.tDfe] .Thompson;.
John Griffin, Christ, Peterson, , Miss
Margaret Clough, M. Hochriter, A.
X. Grant. I
Mr. and Mrs. Car Lottsfeldt ,wprc
hosts on Christmas day .to a nicely
appointed dinner, thqir., guests , ioc
eluding Mr. and Mrs. Oddie Hallson,.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. >Alford, Jr, John
Novak, Mr. Nels Anderson, Miss Beth
Marie Anderson,
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The Nygget Roalhouge, Mr*, John. ;
P.ieck, at an excellent dinner .jCfyrist-* |
mas day, had the following as guests:
Mr. and Ullrj. J. P.,,.Taylor,,, Misses,
Grace and Batty Tayior,. tor. and j
Mrs. James Weir, David flison, „An- :
drew Hansen Mr. Huston, Johnson
Sozov, Jesse Baugh, Bert GoadPaster.
Gus Heiberg, Ernie Gov*..
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Messrs. Frank Guskey and Frank
Larson wei’e hosts -to.a number of
friends at a big turkey dian,er,.gerved
at the Chiistrom Roadhause..pn. ,Fi;i
’ay nir;ht, to which ;all guests . did
did anjple justice. Those seated were: ..
James .Downey, Chris Petersen*. Mr,,
and Mrs Joseph Oates, Mr. and Mrs.,
Warren Afford, Mr/ nmi Mrs. Frank
C’uskey,. Johnson .Sozoy, "Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Lottsfeldt,. Robert Lowi;te* Mr. ,
and Mrs. J. P. Taylor, Mr. ami Mrs.
Oddie Hainan, John Grifjvn^'Henry j
Martelia, Chris Nelson, Frank Lar- ;
son, Mr; and Mrs,. Ivor Chilstrom,
Lee Lamprecht. Andy Hansen, Del
Thompson, Casimir Nau,dtz, Albert i
Misses Grace and JjJet^ty Taylor, Vera J
and Viola philstrom, Freddie .Oates, (
Joseph Ofctee.. j
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