Seward o export itecorU
Postoffice Box 204 - Telephone Main 1G3
Published on Friday of Each Week at
. h t\ ,i i d, Alaska
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Reporters Notebook
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dunham
arrived from Fair urns Thurs
day morning for a short visit.
Dunham is on a th.1. e day pass
and Bev will stay a couple of
weeks.
Jimmie Webb returned to Big
Delta the first of the week after
a furlough from the Army.
Dick and Mildred Kirkpatrick
left Tuesday morning for a bru i
northward trip. They planned
to go as far as Fairbanks, then
take in Valdez on the return.
A few friends were guests at
the Charles Adkins home Sun
day. when they dropped in to
help Betty celebrate her birln
day. She has many lovely gilts
as remembrances of the oecas
sion.
A “strange" sight was observ
ed Wednesday, when two ladies
got out of a car, Alaska license,
and locked the door! Seward
must be growing up!
Jack Jeffreys, who worked
diligently making First Lake a
good place for the kids to spend
their summer afternoons, has
been there most of his spare
time this week, encouraging be
ginners and teaching a few of
the fundamentals of swimming.
If they could all do as Jack says,
he'd have them swimming in no
time.
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Mrs. Del Robbins is expecting
Iter mother, Mrs. Lnella Tate,
to arrive in Anchorage Monday
morning from Custer, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins will drive
to Anchorage to meet her.
Tiny Trakowski is working
over in the Prince William
Sound area patroling fish traps.
Bernie expects him back some
time this week end to take her
and Susie back to Valdez with
him.
Fred Richardson’s folks. Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Richardson, of
Port T o w n s e n d, Washington,
have been visiting here for the
last two weeks. They expected
to leave for home Friday morn
ing.
Gordon Black returned Tues
day from a hurried trip Outside,
lie was called to Wisconsin on
the death of his mother. From
Wisconsin he flew to Salt Lake
Ci‘v. then went to California
to see his daughter. Mr. Black
said he just missed the big earth
quake in California, leaving
Fresno Sunday. Home looked
good to him—better than after
the last time he was out.
Mrs. Helen C. Xoel and daugh
ter. Mary Frances, are guests
of Mrs. Clyde Gordon this week.
Mrs. Noel is a former teacher
of Mrs. Gordon's who is now
vice principal at Trona High
School. Trona. California. Mary
Frances was a class mate of Mrs.
Gordon’s, now teaching a. kin
d rgarten class in San Diego.
They drove from Southern Cal
ifornia. arriving here Tuesday
and expect to leave Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tay
lor are parents of a baby girl
who arrived Wednesday, .July
23. Little Shirley Jane weighed
7 pounds 8 ounces.
The Taylors are Seward resi
dents.
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July 24, 1047. This provision
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men of World War II. It applies
to service in the armed forces
up to January 1, 1054.
Of advantage to the survivors
of deceased service people is a
provision in the amended law
extending the time for claiming
a lump-sum death payment. This
applies to servicemen who die
abroad and are later returned
to the United States for burial
or reburial. Survivors who pay
the burial expenses may now
claim reimbursement up to two
years after the reburial instead
of two years after the service
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