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HERB_1-ID THERE
Billy Feterkin of .aichoragc
rocor.tly l'.nded in Joe Lentz's
field south of the barn in his
airplane. He cane to visit the
Lentz family.
iv’rs. *./itt has received her :*ow
machinery for her Dry Cleaning
work. It will be installed this
next v.’ock and as a result, Firs.
Jitt will bo unable to handle any
dry cleaning until this is com
pleted. She thinks that this will
be about a week ~nd then she wi11
resume operations. Firs, “itt has
waited a long tine for this new
equip -cnt.
5P5CI.TL KOTICZ
Music■'*.1 c. nccrt by the Snvehenke
band in the Butte CM-jnuiiity Hall
April 15, 1945, r.t 8 P.M. Old
fashioned gospel songs, racdlios,
s ,uthcm songs, spirituals and
instrumental music. The Savchenko
Band -..•ill be assisted by 3gt.
Marshall fro:: Fort Richardsen.
C I.unity singing will bo featured
during the evening, so c.;.:c ^no anc
all, bring your friedds _and spend
an evening that y ou v/ill long re
member.. The program v/i 11 be under
the dirccti n of Rev. Savchenko*
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deferments to men 18-37 who do n«.,t
have requests on file every 6 nos.
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