An insurance agent in Hudson, Ohio, says he received a postcard from someone he did not know and was dated 1962.
Insurance agent Dave Conn said he was confused by the postcard
signed by someone named Fran that appeared in his post office box
recently, the Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal reported Thursday. After doing some digging, Conn said he connected the postcard to the
late Beacon Journal reporter Frances B. Murphey, who routinely traveled
the nation and sent postcards to friends.
While the postcard's sender and intended recipient -- Marion White,
who died in 1998 -- have been identified, the reason for the delay in
its delivery from Montana remains a mystery.
'It could have been stuck in equipment,' U.S. Postal Service spokesman Victor Dubina suggested.
"We will never know, but the important thing is once we see it, we will get it delivered,' Dubina added.
SOURCE: UPI
