IPhone/iPad calendar holidays show one day early?

I recently noticed that all of my holidays on my iPad Air and iPhone 5 show one day early. For example, Christmas shows as being on December 24th. Every holiday is like this. I sync with Outlook 2007 and in there are 3 calendars: "Calendar", "Calendar in iCloud", and "Mobile Calendar in iCloud". The incorrect holidays are listed under "Calendar in iCloud". Of course, I can simply uncheck the calendar and the holidays disappear but I'd kind of like them there. Correctly. Any suggestions?

FWIW, I have no such problem..... Of course, I am "plain vanilla" Apple.
Barry

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Since the iPhone is updated and disabling Time Zone Support does not affect the calendar events it, the issue is most likely related to Outlook/Exchange.
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