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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1968

Page

12

Western Christian Principal Blasts State Board of Education On Ruling

John Bajema, principal of Western Christian High, denounces a state board decision placing small rural schools on probation. He argues the board relies on faulty accounting and superficial testing, urges support for local control, and questions eliminating small schools.

State Board of Education Western Christian High State Department Des Moines Alley Iowa Hope Haven Elim Great Plains

Echoes of Yuletide Caroling Through the Ages

The article traces carols from 13th century origins to 18th and 19th century popularity. It notes anonymous early English carols, macaronic language, and the Boar’s Head Carol, with a revival after Puritan bans and Restoration.

Santa Amoticana Queen's College Oxford England America

Silent Night Legend Tied to Father Mohr in 1818

The article notes popular carol histories including Adeste Fideles Hark the Herald Angels Sing Joy to the World and Silent Night. It recalls a tale that on a snowy Christmas Eve in 1818 Father Mohr, Hallein Austria, wrote the poem after blessing a poor parishioner’s newborn.

Francis Wade Charles Wesley Felix Mendelssohn Isaac Watts George Frederic Handel Joseph Mohr Hallein Austria Father Mohr

Mele Kalikimaka Greeting Phrase in Hawaiian

A note explains that Mele Kalikimaka means Merry Christmas in Hawaiian and clarifies the traditional greeting spelling and usage. The phrase highlights Hawaiian language practice in festive contexts.

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