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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Diess are the hap-ny
parents ofOson, 'Allen Chester, born Eecines.
day November 20, and weighing 3 lb. 5 oz.
He seems to be doing well.
Mrs. Irving Newvllle, who undorwont major
surgery recently, had a rolapso this past
week, but sho has recovered and is ablo to
be up and around a little bit now,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Mocbius arc the proud
parents' of a son, Ronald Ernest’, who ar
rived "’ednosday and weight 8 lb, 12 oz.
Roberta Hochn was given a' pair of parra
kcots, by a group of friends. She has
named them Lee and Nina.
Mr, and Jlrs. Clay Johnson wore in Anchor
age recently and spent'some time with Mr,
and Mrs, Harry Lamotto, the Kesslers and 1
Miss Martin.
Miss Margaret Martin, Home Demonstration !
Agent, met mith'thc Hilltop-Rivcrbend
Clubs r’cdnc sday, 'Nov, 20 at the homo of
Mrs. James Berry, where she gave a Candy ;
Demonstration, . „. .
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Mr. Pdrkcr Lostcr, District Agricultural 1
Agent, is spending the week in Anchorage
doing Extension Nork, . .
W, C. Mnu went to Whittier this v/ook to be
gone for a couple of days, .
It used to bo "Pro Ear Prices” now it scam;
to be "Pro-Air”.
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