Christmas Saint Delivers Hope For Crippled Boy
A poor tenement family learns a purse thief returns the lost money and a benevolent donor plays Santa to Jimmy Clancy. A charity mystery resolves as the lady who gifted toys reveals the tale, promising a hospital visit to cure Jimmy’s crippled leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Jimmy
Marionetta
McCarty
Jerry McCarty
Associated Newspapers
WNN Service
Martha's Courage Breaks Free on Christmas Night
Martha, a dutiful farm wife, loses control of her repressed desires after entertaining Barre Howard, a traveler staying with her sisters. On Christmas, she shatters a canned shelf in a burst of longing, then faces Howard as he reveals why he returned, signaling a pivotal turn in her life.
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Masetha
Martha
Helen
Nancy
Curt
Barre Howard
Howard
Associated Newspapers
WNU
New Year Laugh at Free Room Service Feast
Ralph and Sheila Perkins face a tight budget as they stage a ten week booking. With only three dollars for three days they improvise a feast using seventy cents spent on supplies. A New Year surprise reveals the hotel rooms are on the house for all guests.
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Perkins
Ralph
Seabee
Ralph Perkins
Sheila
Room Service
McClure Syndicate
WNU
West Virginia Hill Billy inspires junior high fair display
The School Reporter describes Ramsay-Mrs. Dulebohn presenting a reed woven Hill Billy figure to seventh and eighth graders for the Hobby Fair. Officersnamed for Anvil Girls Club include Katherine Babich as President and Ethel Mae Busch as Secretary. Preparations for a Christmas program Why the Chimes Rang proceed with singing and lyceum magic by Scheintz and Company. A fire drill ends with a broken bell from an elbow mishap.
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Hill Billy
Dulebohn
Rutiman
Anvil
Katherine Babich
Ethel Mae Busch
Katherine Cravecz
Mary Ann Repinski
Miss Richards
Miss Jacobson
Lyceum
Scheintz and Company
Norma Morestead
Harding
Miss Berg
Miss Hodsdon
Mr. Crawford
Harding PTA Holds Regular Meeting and Cheer Leader Election
Harding PTA met Wednesday evening December 10 at 7 30 PM with program arranged by Mrs John Korpi Miss Nellie Berg and Mrs John Mattson The lunch was served by several volunteers The township schools raised 478 20 in Defense Savings Stamps and 29 00 for Red Cross drive Current cheer leaders elected include Natalie Mattson Kathleen Johnson June Beckman and Signe Salear The pep squad comprises junior high girls and sixth graders The article closes with a quote from General Marshall about political clubs and army separation.
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Harding Pta
Harding
Harding Parent-Teacher’s Association
John Korpi
Nellie Berg
John Mattson
Victor Jacobson
Roy Trevarthen
Elmer Jacobson
George Nelson
Natalie Mattson
Kathleen Johnson
June Beckman
Signe Salear
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