Santa Claus Inda post office handles stamp fever
Stamp facts Santa Claus Indiana hosts first day ceremonies for a five cent Christmas stamp while the town of 35 residents handles massive mail through its busy post office. Canada and other nations announce new stamp issues amid a large philatelic exhibition featuring U S covers and top collectors.
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Santa Claus, Ind
Santa Claus
Ind
United States
Indiana
Canada
Av Canada
Unity In
Charlottetown
Quebec
Canadall
Philippine Republic
Leste
Douglas McArthur
Lapu - Lapu
Hel Key
Mactan
Magellan
Compac
Trans- Pacific Telephone
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Austria
International Red Cross
Kenneth E. Keister
Elyria
S.P.A1
Henry Penton
Amherst
Marvin, Cone
Bay Village
Frank Mannix
Fairview
Park
Howard, Somers Sr
William D. Miles
Connie Payette
Brook Park
ATA
Harry Nest
Cleveland
Sandy J. Cambria
Sheffield
Connie Hildebrendt
Lakewood
Allen R. Cherry
Westlake
Edward A. Lang
Peoria
Prussia
Matt C. Dillingham
Alenso Park
Calif
City - Lor Stamp Club
Pigeons discuss city life and looming threats at courthouse
Percy the Pigeon and companions debate unfriendly townspeople and new wire gadgets while recalling passenger pigeon extinction. They fret over corn, danger from a hungry hunter, and plan a move to courthouse park for food as they exit.
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Percy
Grafton
Pete
St. Mary's
Ridgeville water system plan rejected by county board
Two Ridgeville residents L. L. Loufman and M. B. Diederich discussed a S300 000 water project with Lorain County Commissioners but it did not receive immediate acceptance. The article notes related proposals and a special May 5 school bond election in the Sheffield Lake Local district.
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Ridgeville
Lorain County
L.L. Loufman
M. B. Diederich
C. Snyder
Snyder
Meg Lellan and Watson
Eilisboro
Ind
Sheffield
Lake Local
Language students start early at Trouten home
Leroy Trouten, a Bay Village teacher with French experience, and his wife Janice, a English teacher, advocate early language study. They model bilingual conversation at home and in Lorain County schools, stressing fun French learning for first graders and conversational practice in classrooms.
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Leroy
Janice Trouten
Keystone
North Ridgeville
Lake Rd
Bay Village
Trouten
Keystone High School
Penfield
West Carlisle
Ridgeville High School
Air Force
France
Administrative du ‘Fies
Chateau Roux
Berry Province
Linsly Military Institute
Wheeling
W. Va
Trownten
Europe
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
England
Ireland
Belgium
Linsly Military
Bethany College
Kerstone High
Janice
Cleveland Browns
Bridgeport
Ohio
Marsfin
Clay
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Lorain
Kismet
Danice
Dbut
Jancies
Troutens
Trouytens
Waller ‘Luiz
I Tment
The Square Dance Cost Burden Across Clubs
A columnist analyzes the money picture in square dancing noting that smaller clubs struggle to break even when hall fees and caller costs rise. It outlines break-even set sizes, typical fees, and the impact on participation, with upcoming local square dance events listed.
Happy the dog dies after trip to store
Dawn and Kathy mourn the beagle terrier mix named Happy who enjoyed play with neighbors and a store trip before stepping into the street and being struck by a truck. A funeral is held with a handmade gravestone as Wayne Workman brings a new puppy to comfort the girls. The memory lingers amid daily life and upcoming puppies.
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Happy
Ike
Dawn
Kathy
Younsters
Amar
Wayne Workman
NEA shifts stance on class size and reform says reading and testing need overhaul
The NEA’s new 1960s agenda calls for flexible group sizes from one to 100, expanded private foundation support, and broader teaching of controversial topics like communism. Emphasis on family reading involvement, meaningful programs for deprived students, and fair testing to reduce mislabeling.
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NEA
New York
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Ray Sullinger
Belles & Beaux
Strongsville High School
Ralph Pavlik
Fair Squares
Fairview Church Hall
Fairview Park
Jim Gammalo
Jaywalkers
North Olmsted Community Cabin
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Lake Shore Dippers
United Polish Club
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Greater Cleveland
Fairwood
Lechner
Berea
Litman
Community House
Allen School
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Pavlik
Pleasant St
Norwalk
Harry Gordon
Olmsteders
Olmsted Falls High School
Don Miller
Terry Ferner
Herald Tribune
National Education Association
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