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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
5
Reading history notes readers stay loyal to A Christmas Carol first published in 1843. Dickens wrote the 30 000 word tale in six weeks and its most famous scene features the Cratchits dinner with Tiny Tim and the line God bless us every one.
Hoover Ball and Bearing Hoover Containers and related firms list services and locations in Ann Arbor area. Includes Estes Rexall Pharmacy A and M Chevrolet Community Ford Saline Chamber Commerce plus local laundries and Hoover subsidiary address details.
A Grade 3 student Nancy Starling writes of a Christmas Eve routine. She imagines good thoughts before sleep, finds a hound, and wakes to Santa delivering a big drum to her brother. A playful holiday note with a personal sign-off.
Mrs. Claus sews a new white suit for Santa as elves prepare toys in the workshop. Tiny the painter splashes red paint on the suit by accident and Santa decides to keep the red color. Children notice the red outfit in the sky and proclaim it is Santa. Santa dons the red suit for his world journey.
A seventh grade student Roberta Politz contrasts commercial bustle with the true spirit of Christmas. She reflects on snowy scenes and the Christ Child, urging love as the greatest gift beyond prices and gifts.
The story says a winter blooming plant arose from a girl’s tears at Christmas. She offered flowers to the Christ Child and Jesus blessed the petals turning them pink. Rust Craft documents this legend in its exclusive Legend Series greeting cards.
Christmas carolers move house to house aided by electric lanterns or flashlights, an evolution of the Star singing custom. Early European carolers carried a large lighted star representing the Star of Bethlehem, later replaced by lanterns and torches.
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