National Joe Day in US
National Joe Day in US is held on March 27. This event in the third decade of the month March is annual. 
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National Joe Day is an unofficial, obscure yet fun holiday to celebrate each year on March 27. The term comes from the Scottish word "joe," meaning "sweetheart," but has evolved to refer to the working-class everyman. As terms like "average Joe" and "ordinary Joe" came into the vernacular, a Joe came to be known as a regular guy or sometimes the underdog. Take time to celebrate the Joes of the world and have a little fun doing so.
Though names of individuals remain fixed in the western world, according to the native American custom a person changed his or her name throughout various stages of their life, a practice that continues in.
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