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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1957
Page
5
A Christmas spoof in Anderson details Santa’s gifts for locals including civic leaders and a judge's caution about a marriage scam. The piece blends humorous tags with a court case vignette about Hilda and Pete and ends with local notices and a cryptogram puzzle.
Marcia Hunterly, manager at the lodge, schemes amid a tense trio with Cay and Alec. George Threadson, seen as a virtuous boss, becomes the target of Marcia’s calculated power moves as she clashes with staff and contemplates a future with him. Cay becomes entangled with Alec while rumors of a possible marriage loom.
A guest of honor at a Santa Claus banquet celebrates fifty years of service to the community. He recalls arriving with only a red bandanna and currencies totaling about 400000 in cash and 750000 in negotiable securities.
December 1 PTA meeting and Christmas program in the Lapel school gym featured President Charles Baker and performers including Gerald Quinn and Mrs Eleanor Cramer Jed. Next PTA meeting is January 21. Local social notes mention Eastern Star party for Mrs Lida Teeters, visits among neighbors, and a Christmas event by Lapel Girl Scout Troop 364. Fred Willits was hospitalized at Riverview Hospital Noblesville after a heart attack.
Miss Margaret Whadden town clerk for 25 years noted that no group of women talked as much as the men on the new Glasgow town council. She spoke at a high school cadet band dinner and urged greater female participation in civic affairs. In Oklahoma Cantaloupes, C. W. Meyer grew a nine pound fruit measuring 254 inches around one way and 25 inches the other.
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