| Word with ghost or Our | 22 |
| Word with ghost or funky | 24 |
| Word with cow or company | 24 |
| Word with China or ghost | 24 |
| Word with car or house | 22 |
| Word with "meeting" or "hall" | 49 |
| Word following ghost or boom | 28 |
| Word before house or hall | 25 |
| Word before car or house | 24 |
| Word before car or crier | 24 |
| Word after boom or ghost | 24 |
| What Claus is coming to | 23 |
| Village's cousin | 20 |
| Up or down follower | 19 |
| Thornton Wilder's "Our ---" | 41 |
| Suburban setting | 16 |
| Suburban area | 13 |
| Suburb, maybe | 13 |
| Suburb, for instance | 20 |
| Square setting | 14 |
| Smallish municipality | 21 |
| Shute's "A _____ Like Alice" | 42 |
| Shut-Eye, in a Field poem | 25 |
| Santa Claus, e.g. | 17 |
| Prairie dog community | 21 |
| Podunk, e.g. | 12 |
| Place for a crier | 17 |
| Pitiless place of song | 22 |
| Petty "She grew up in an Indiana ___" | 47 |
| Out of ___ (away) | 17 |
| Oppidan's locale | 20 |
| Minor municipality | 18 |
| Mini-metro | 10 |
| Might be painted red, post-show | 31 |
| Little city | 11 |
| Lewis's Gopher Prairie | 26 |
| Kind of crier | 13 |
| Junior city | 11 |
| It may have a square in the middle | 34 |
| House or crier | 14 |
| Hotel guests are often out of this | 34 |
| Hamlet's cousin? | 20 |
| Hamlet's big brother? | 25 |
| Hamlet kin | 10 |
| Hall or pump preceder | 21 |
| Hall opening? | 13 |
| Grover's Corners, for one | 29 |
| Grover's Corners | 20 |
| Go to ___ on | 12 |
| Go to ___ (carouse) | 19 |
| Ending with George or James | 27 |
| Dot on a state map | 18 |
| Crier's place | 17 |
| County component | 16 |
| Country's counterpart | 25 |
| Country partner? | 16 |
| Country cousin? | 15 |
| Company __ | 10 |
| City wannabe, perhaps | 21 |
| Chrysler __ & Country | 25 |
| Chicago in a song | 18 |
| Canton is one | 13 |
| Borough | 7 |
| Big village | 11 |
| "We're coming to your ___, we'll help you party down" | 71 |
| "Our __" | 18 |
| "It's just an overgrown small ___" | 48 |
| "...it's a wonderful ---" (Sinatra refrain) | 57 |
| -- hall meeting | 15 |
| Lifestyle magazine | 18 |
| Of a university's relationship with its surroundings | 56 |
| Campus/off-campus community, collectively | 41 |
| Local thug | 10 |
| Item shared by a community of superheroes? | 42 |
| Lincoln offering | 16 |
| Luxury vehicle | 14 |
| Lincoln, perhaps | 16 |
| Lincoln sedan often used as a vehicle-for-hire | 46 |
| Limo service vehicle | 20 |
| Limo alternative | 16 |
| Some Lincolns | 13 |
| Local official record-keeper | 28 |
| Certain functionary | 19 |
| Officials who may issue licenses | 32 |
| City-hall timekeepers | 21 |
| Governing body of a municipality | 32 |
| Person who plagiarizes from his fellow villagers? | 49 |
| Nostalgic newspaper name | 24 |
| They spread the word, for a time | 32 |
| Municipal mascot? | 17 |
| Community's mascot? | 23 |
| City employee who helps with the dishes? | 40 |
| Local cutie pie? | 16 |
| Oscar-winning screenwriter Robert | 33 |
| Olde ___ (historic area, quaintly) | 34 |
| U.S. poet-editor: 1877–1949 | 34 |
| U. S. writer and editor | 23 |
| Quaint place to live? | 21 |
| Olde sod? | 9 |
| Colonial-era settlement | 23 |