WIRT AMEN TO STATES
Nnio Virtanen flev; to Minneapolis
via North’,vest airlines this last
week end.
HOST IT AH LED
James Hermon is hospitalized this
week following major Surgery.
HERE FROM BEETLES
Mrs. E.K. LuRand and daughter are
visiting friends in Palmer this
week. The BuRands now make their
home at Betties,Alaska, where L'r.
DuRand is an emploj'ee o^ the CAA.
Mrs. DuRc.nd says that in all there
are only about £0 persons living
at B.ttles. Mr. DuRand accompanied
his family to Palmer, but had to
return to Betties at an earlier
date.
RETURN FROM STATES
l'r. and Mrs. Harold k,inegarner are
beck in the Valley after having
spent some time in the States. Mr.
••inegarner said that his time had
been divided between Kansas and
K .vada. They drove back over the
highway.
/V £ IV .BABIES
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Onkka on January-21, at the
Valley Hospital.
I r. and Mrs. Lawrence Larson onr*
ncunce the birth of a daughter on
i.ednesduv Januarv 25.
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