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March seems to be a busy month for
•jpandparents. Kenneth and Richard
Odsather are~vlsltIng their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Irwin,
and the Neill Millers announce that
their grandchildren, Penny and Terry
Teale are visiting them. Penny and
Terry report a new sister, Shelly
Ann.
Mrs. A. L. Graves, grandmother of
Mary, Vicky, and Tom Graves, left
by air for Seattle recently. She
has been visiting her son, Dr. Earl
Graves, and family for several
months.
William Bouwens, Jr., Carl Meiers,
Jr., and Leonard Bruckbauer have
recently been discharged from the
U. S. Armed Forces. Theodore
Bruckbauer has been discharged from
the U. S. Navy.
Mon. Wm. Islng had the misfortune
of losing the thumb of his left
hand while sawing wood.
Miss Florence Pucher, former Co-op
Fiscal Agent is now working In the
Tax Office In Juneau under Mr. M.P.
Mullaney, Tax Commissioner
Lloyd Olsen, Co-op Fiscal Agent spent
Monday In Anchorage. He appeared as
witness against Cy Perkins.
Mrs. W. C. Bland Is now managing
Cathryn's Shop. She Is a sister of
Cathryn Howard for whom the shop Is
named.
Mrs. Anna C. Hanson from Anchorage
visited her daughter Mrs. Oscar Bey
lund over the weekend.
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