Courtroom Carry On Spoofs and Local Notices
A bustling column from Fort Hood tales and Madison County chatter. Notes on a mystery talc powder mix up and birthday tributes to local figures like Lionel Hakes and Maurice Robinson. A tailors dispute over a suit ending in a court verdict and brief legal reminders. A girl may marry at twelve in Bolivia Ireland and Swaziland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Strock
Fort Hood
Tex
George Hackett
Walter Spade
Walter
Lionel Hakes
Herman J. Head
Central Christian Church
Anderson
Virgil M. Stump
Social Studies
Hazelwood School
Willard Wolffs
Bob
Perry Gorman
Gus Johnson
Boston
New England
Harry Jenkins
Maplewood Cemetery
Harry
Jack Rector
St. Mary's High School
Bob Fellinger
Bobi
Meridian Bireet
Maurice Fleece
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard Emilar
Madison Heights
Bob Lavelle
Noland Wright
Curbstone
Henderson
Vother
Bolivia
Ireland
Swaziland
Africa
Fragments of a Puzzle Clue Filled by a Dated Ledger
A scrambled crossword style list appears with numbered clues and partial word fragments. The mixed entries include references to a bar, refractor, fragrant wood, office worker, and other everyday terms alongside names and archaic terms, suggesting a word-fill puzzle from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Sebastian
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE
A newspaper puzzle page lists numbered clues for a crossword with entries such as a Peruvian Indian and a Shinto temple plus a cryptogram puzzle. It includes a cryptogram quotation and a prior day solution line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King (L
Stair
BeWildered Beauty Chapter One in Chelsea Falls
In Chelsea Falls the Record Box music store and a malt shop draw high schoolers. Marty Olson runs the popular Record Box with Joyce Leslie, helping on piano and managing student access to soundproof rooms while supplying school bands and selling records. Joyce rebuffs a student eager to play the Show Boat album.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Falls
Record Box
Marty Olson
Olson
Joyce Leslie
Joyce
Charlie
Pattern sales and store scene amid classroom chatter
A page mixed with an embroidery pattern advertisement and a soap opera style store scene. The ad promotes Pattern 846 with mail order details and pricing. A conversation in a records store follows with Joyce and Marty discussing Enid and a stern visitor. The scene closes with Joyce and the visitor heading to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Marty
Joyce
Halliday Company
Miss Crawford
Real estate salesman and flooded land joke
A new salesman closes a deal only to learn the land is underwater. The boss urges a quick fix with a motorboat. Publisher dines with a thrifty author who unexpectedly pays, then verifies the bill. A spoof verse by Bennett Cerf from 1958 is cited.
Misses Dress Pattern 4615 by Anne Adams
Fashion pattern notice offers Printed Pattern 4615 for Misses sizes 10 to 18. Front slim lines with back flare, available in cotton or silk. Pattern contains printed instructions, requires 3 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16, send 50 cents plus 5 cents postage for extra copies to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
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Japan
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He Was
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