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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1968

Page

7

What ever happened to April Fool Day in bygone days

The piece recalls April Fools Day pranks from the past, noting how communities, stores, and schools staged playful gags. It discusses how trick attempts varied by era, mentions prank ideas from wallets to submerged jokes, and reflects on the day’s waning popularity while predicting continued, lighter satire. The article cites pranksters in daily life and notes evolving card industry responses.

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Mrs Jones speech published in national English journal

Mrs. Ruby Jones of Madison Heights High School has earned recognition as her speech Opening Doors to Poetry, delivered to local English teachers, is published in the April issue of English Journal. A condensed version appeared in The Hoosier Schoolmaster.

Ruby Jones Alk Madison Sfeights High School English Journal National Council of Teachers of English Oosier Schoolmaster Jones Far Maxine Bridges Anderson High School Hoosier Schoolmaster

Local Delegates Attend State Meeting of Madi son County Group

Five members of the Madison County Association for Mentally Retarded Children Inc attended the 1968 Indiana Association conference in Indianapolis at Stouffer's Inn. George McDermott presided as delegate leader with Mrs Sie Powers Dr James Wassar and others representing the focal area. The event opened Thursday and ended with a Friday banquet. Gene Slaymaker led as master of ceremonies with Mayor Richard Lugar welcoming attendees. Elizabeth Boggs delivered the main address as Government Affairs chair for the National Association for Retarded Children. Music was provided by Local No 3 AFM.

Madison County Association For Mentally Retarded Children, Inc Indiana Association of the Organization Stouffer's Inn Indianapolis George McDermott Sie Powers James Wassar Elmer Richter Harry Clark Jr Agnes Lifford Gene Slaymaker Richard G. Lugar Elizabeth Boggs National Association For Retarded Children National Society New Jersey American Federation of Musicians

Officers Serve In Panel Program

The Tata Sigma Union held its March meeting with Mrs. Virgil Ashby presiding. Miss Patty Whippo led the session, with plans to assist Youth Temperance Council booths at the Home Show. Mission, membership, projects, funds, and devotions were outlined by group officers, and the next meeting is set for April 16 at 144 West 13th St.

Tata Sigma Union Virgil Ashby Pally Whippo Youth Temperance Council Clifford Carpenter Gordon Brattain Carpenter Ed Leibranst WCTU Patty Whippo Fred ‘Taylor Spake Richard Davis Pauline Chapman West 13Th St

British Exchequer Chief Visits US

London reports that Chancellor of the Exchequer Jenkins flew to the United States for two days of talks with Secretary Henry J. Flowter and expected meetings with other U S officials during the visit.

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