HOSPITAL I IE 0
C.C. Brix is hospitalized in the
local hospital for medical attan
tion.
BACK TO IDAHO
Fred Dyes loft this last Sunday for
Nampa, Idaho, by plane. Fred Dye,
father of Ralph Dye, has been spend
ing his summers in the Valley.
NEWS FROM IRENE
Latest word received from Irene Le
pek is that she was admitted to the
Kayo Clinic at Rochester, Linnesota,
upon her arrival. This post week
she w; s going through the clinic.
Gloria Lepak is staying with her
grandmother at C; rlfcon, Minnesota.
LEAVING FOR OHIO
Mrs. Clayton Lsslingor and children
Howard and Gretchon, ar~ leaving
for Ohio by plane this next week.
They will be joined lr.tor by Mr.
Esslinger and ’ ill drive back in r.
new car.
FIRST CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT
Ralph Dye, who has boon taking fly
ing lessons this summer, took his
first Cross country flight this
week by flying to McKinley rk and
back.
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