LOCAL MEWS
James Monroe, who is in the Navy, has a
two weeks furlough which he is spending
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lester
Monroe.
School will be out this week and several
Falmerites are scheduled to leave on a
-summers vacation during the following
week.
Going to Seattle via Northwest Airlines
this'nerfc'Tuesday aref Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Tost; Mrs. L. C. Stock, Larry and Jerry;
Mrs, Ralph Goodrich and Arleta; and the
two 10 year old twins—Larry and Gary
Johnson, sons of Mrs. Ann Johnson.
Going to Minneapolis via Northwest Airwi
lines is Wanda Lee Bell, 9 year old
daughter of Mrs, Dorothy Bell. Nanda will
spend the summer with her grandparents on
a farm in Minnesota.
Mr, and Mrs. Duff have moved back oh thei:
farm at the Lake for the summer. Mr.lc Mrs
Lee Hartley and family moved into the
town house occupied by the Duff family
this winter.
Mrs. Frank Heller received a long dis» n
tance telephone Mother’s Day Greeting
from her daughter in Fairbanks, Mrs.Carl
'Nil son.
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