According to the Associated Press, on December 23, 1914 - almost a century ago - a young girl named Ethel Martin in Oberlin, Kansas, was mailed a Christmas card by her cousins in Alma, Nebraska. The post office finally delivered it this week. Unfortunately, Ms. Martin died while waiting for the card to arrive.
When it absolutely, positively HAS to be there this century…call the United States Postal Service.
Posted on December 15th, 2007 by Chuck Muth
Filed under: National
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