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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1946

Page

8

Christmas Surprise Ends Loneliness for Stone Family

Timothy Stone plans a quiet Christmas with wife Rachel and son Tom Wakefield, hoping Caroline cannot attend. A letter suggests she won’t be home, but Caroline arrives with a joyous reunion, revealing she is returning to stay in the city and bringing Tom back into their holiday picture.

Timothy Rowan Caroline Rachel Timothy Tom Wakefield Tom Mr. Stone Mrs. Stone Stone

The Holy Thorn of Glastonbury’s Christmas Bloom Tradition

A historical note recounts the Holy Thorn of Glastonbury said to sprout flowers each Christmas Eve since Joseph of Arimathaea allegedly planted it in Britain. It details Hearne’s 1722 mention, calendar reforms in 1753, and a 1900 cutting taken to Washington DC that bloomed in 1918 and now draws thousands each Christmas.

Christ Joseph Arimathaea Britain Glastonbury Hearne Huston St. Joseph America St. Alban’s School Washington, D. C Henry Gates Satterlee

Hunting the Wren In Old Ireland

A traditional tale describes the Christmas morning wren hunt in Ireland with wren boys, holly, ribbons, and dole from households. It notes a Danish Irish war anecdote where a wren alarmed sleeping troops, blamed for defeat, and modern Irish view shifts toward a kinder welcome of birds to farms and homes.

Ireland Wren

Mexico Replaces Santa Claus With Quetzalcoatl in Christmas

In 1930 authorities in Mexico abolished Santa Claus as inappropriate for the tropical climate. They substituted Quetzalcoatl, the plumed serpent deity worshipped by the Aztecs, and annual gifts are distributed to thousands of needy children on December 23 as part of a national Christmas program.

Mexico Santa Claus Quetzalcoatl

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