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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 24, 1952

Page

10

Christmas Party Games for All The Family

Christmas is ideal for family gatherings with group friendly games. A Sugar Plum Hunt hides candies around the house for a prize to the winner. A Christmas Puzzle uses Santa Claus pictures cut from magazines. The Xmas Scramble Contest challenges players to unscramble words for fun.

Santa Claus Asta Erireden Ehsgil Dynca Gosiknet Erte Trepesn Hupare Alsore Niborb

Reindeer Shortage Forces Santa to Use Stand-Ins

A historic note suggests wolves have decimated Santa's reindeer, leaving about 50,000. Transporting survivors is unlikely, so American children may see native deer filling in for Dasher and Prancer as department stores offer Santa outfits with substitutes.

Santa Claus Santa Dasher, Prancer, and Company

Christmas observance banned in England during the Reformation

The text notes that Christmas was forbidden in England under the 1652 December 25 decree, banning church observances and festive practices. It explains widespread unpopularity and that Christmas only later regained status as a holiday after years of suppression.

England

Hacent Church Ties Strong in Frankenmuth’s History

Bavarian founded Indian mission Franks enmuth hosts Christmas Eve services for over three hundred years at St. Lorenz. Ninety five percent of residents belong to the church, earning Frankenmuth the nickname the most Christian community in the United States. The town reportedly had no violent crime and no jailings in a quarter century, with only transient visitors ever at the lockup for short stays.

Bavaria Frankenmuth St. Lorenz United States

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