A NEW ARRIVAL
Mr.and Mrs. Gil *.fthony welcomed
their first child, -a son,- into thoi
homo on D.„cc/bar 24th. . The new
heir weighed 8 lb. and 14 oz. at
bifth and has been named Ronald
Gregory. The ...nthonys are now liv
ing in Seward. While in the Valley
they lived on the- ^.rndt farm.
M E !*E R A 6 R ACER' . IMPROVE
Kenneth Meier has returned home froi
the Hospital and is getting along •
fine.
A1 Brager is still hospitalized, but
is getting along fine according to
his attending physician,Dr. Bailey.
RECEIVES SCALP WOLJN 0
Myles franco was hespitc.lized for a
short time this week following an
accident in which ho received a bad
cut in his scalp. Kyles was cross
ing the railroad track with a Road
grader when the blade caught on the
rails and threw him against the
roof of the cab.
SCHOOL LETS OUT EARLY
Due to the heavy snow fall and ris
ing wind on Wednesday of this week,
Palmer School children were sent
home before noon, adding on., more
JkhY_-to their holiday vacation._
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_ Irene Lepak.
NOW
DAYLIGHT FLIGHTS TO SEATTLE
in Comfortable DC-4’s with
Stewardess Service ‘
NEW TOURIST FARE
>70.00 Plus Tax--4 Flights Yeekly
Other Coach.Faros
Minneapolis Milwaukee New York
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DAILY FLIGHTS TO SEATTLE
First Class Fare—*,92.00 Plus Tax
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