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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

3

Mother Nicholas saves Christmas Eve at the North Pole

In a Christmas tale at the North Pole, Mother Nicholas defies superstition and drives the reindeer to deliver gifts while St. Nicholas contemplates retirement. She returns before him and proposes to take over the duties, but he insists a woman’s place is in the home, leaving a hopeful note for future Christmases.

North Pole St. Nicholas Mother Nicholas Nicholases Nicholas St.Nicholas Reinfleer Undi Old Mother St. Nicholase Willie Marguerite Baby St.’ Nicholas

Indiana education division urged to guard school improvement costs

The Indiana education survey commission recommends creating a division of schoolhouse planning to oversee permanent school improvements at an annual cost of about $10,000, arguing the plan would safeguard more than 37.5 million dollars spent yearly. The panel finished its study and will report to the next legislature.

Indianapolis State Department of Education Education Survey Commission Indiana Supreme Court Willard W. Long Long Marjorie Meefall Richmond Edward Bellis Bellis England Vinceennes Wabash River Main Street Knox County War Mothers Charles B. O’donnell Elijah McFarland B. B. Griffith Elwood Indiana General Service Company Madison Superior Court Fred C. Gause William Hayman Evansville Columbus Bartholomew County Hartsville Hawecreek Township Taylorsville Middletown W. H. Senour Brookville John W.spindler Grabill Greensburg Hoosier Legionnaire Indiana Départment of the American Legion Greensburg Daily News Legion Daily: News Shelbyville Edward Rader Manilla Shelby Rader Thomas J. Mull Owensboro Henderson II Carini Mt. Carmel Princeton Rockport Ayell Tristate Mogse Evans‘ville Bev Ral Howard County Farmers’ Association Petersburg Lagrange Rodad Grange County Davidson & Stout Akron Ind Toc. B. Kauffman Warren Dunker Twitchell & Barrows Orland Woman’s Relief Corps Lila Davis Frances Richwine Anderson Sadi Carey Cora Gaar Tipton Eldora Mce-Carty Alexandria Allie Vandevender McCray Vincennes Fred Ellerman Wilerman Jeffersonville Clark Ella B. Bennett Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company Marion S. Bennett Edinburg New Albany J. F. Sheridan Andrew T. Connell Floyd Grimes Southern Railway Company Arthur A. Backman Madison County Charles E. Smith Marion Huntington Wabash Kokomo Muncie Montpelier Portland Peru South Bend Andrew Lengo Bedford Sherman’ Hill Thomas J. Hill Baltimore & Ohio Lawrence Lodge of Red Men Tribe of Mineola Franklin Warsaw John Woggoman Lawrenceburg Dearborn National ‘Bank Jersey Lew Shank Glen Phares Union Township Shelby County Spencer Table Company National Sweeper Works Spdheer

Christmas Party Supper Boxes Described for Guests

The article describes party supper boxes used at Christmas gatherings. Each box is wrapped in red or holly patterned paper with ribbons and contains a sandwich cake nuts and candies wrapped in wax paper. A Christmas napkin folds inside and coffee and ice cream follow as guests enjoy their boxed meal. The boxes may be kept as souvenirs or favors by guests.

Superstitions on Holly Decorations and Household Rule

A fragment discusses choosing holly for decorations with beliefs about prickly versus smooth holly. If prickly holly is brought in first the husband will rule next year. if smooth holly comes first the wife will be dominant. Both kinds are carried into the house at the same time.

Christmas Spirit Worth More Than Any Gift

A nostalgic note favors abundant Christmas spirit as essential to the season, suggesting joy and togetherness exceed material gifts. The message emphasizes communal warmth and the universal value of goodwill.

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