This holiday was first proclaimed in 1921 by a committee led by C.C. Hartzell.
This holiday was first proclaimed in 1921 by a committee led by C.C. Hartzell. Detroit and Cleveland are the biggest cities to participate in this holiday, which is not popular in the South or the West. It technically honors the "sick, aged, and orphaned" as well as more general loved ones. For 10 points, name this holiday celebrated on the third Saturday in October, which was created by the candy industry.
This holiday was first proclaimed in 1921 by a committee led by C.C. Hartzell.
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