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Mr. W.C, Mau is leaving for the States this
week arid will attend an REA Convention in
Helena, Montana. After t&e Convention he
vrill go on to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gust Scheibl received word this week
that her mother, Kirs. Charles Goll, passed
away in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. We extend
our sympathy to Mrs. Scheibl in her sorrow.
Joe Motti, Who worked in the Co-op Garage
loit summer, was killed on a railroad
crossing at San Demis, California accord
ing" to word received here by his sister,
Mrs, Glen Barnes. Mrs, Barnes does not
know how the accident happened as this was
all the word she received. Sympathy Is
extended to Mrs. Barnes at this time,
Robert Bain,'who worked for the Co-op be
fore the war^ has been discharged from the
Aimed Forces.
James W. Snith has also'rccoived his dis
charge from the Service.
Ralph R. Warner is also now back in civil
ian clothes.
The MOUNTAIN VIEW BOYS 4-H club mot at
the 0ARSON HOME at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday
June 19th. A fishing trip was discussed
after which Mrs. Carson served refreshments.
Jimmie Wilson
Club reporter.
Nobody knows the ago of the human race,but
all agree that it is old enough to know
better.
Valley
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