COLANDAR DRIPPINGS, Continued:
A bfiby shower was held for Katherine
McGee on August 2-i in the Dragon Room*
Ecstesr.e&r Ruth Petersen end Edla Adkison#
dire otod rome 20 guests thru an enjoyable
evening of eardj., visit?ng, opening of
presents and refreshment8$ (The shower
turned to a down-pour about morning--for
a baby -was born to the octrees on Aug* 2S#)
A surprise Birthday acknowledgment was
made to Berio Mooro at dinner on Aug* 18
when John Ee^rt and his crew of 15 Mpile
backs*1 presented, nor with a tremenduoug
box of chocolates* her ocllegueB gavo her
stationery 'and her boss gave her a lovely
nylon si?p # As Ag would say# ,,Hououmb?,!
HARBORIIC£nxSs Continueds
Miss Sybol Mikoleon# Minot Teachers
College, graduate# arrived in town Aug* 26
to too.eh in the Territorial* School here#
This ig her first trip to Alaska$ her last
teaching position was in Vancouver# Wash#
She. was a school-girl Crier.d cf Edra Hil
da brand# local tier? cwn«,-r„
Mre A*iI.»Boberg, Supervising Construction!
Engineer for the Alaska Public vrorks, Vlas'
in town ova might Aug* 21* He expressed
si tisfaction at the speed of the work on
the new school building* hhen he left,
Paul Ringsmith accompanied him to lfeknek
whore they made a joint inspection of the
new school building being built there*
Dennis and Betty Fenno with their
children, Sally* Betsie, Kathy, Eric and
- ~ andrj^.
returned the 29th« A wonder?';-.! vacation
was spent at their • C-ror-.dv.-tiicrc* on
Sunday Lake near Anchorages
BACK IN TOV Nl
AlamocTa~H;lid3j*tre,nd, from Tacoma*
Bill Ingram and Garden Nelson* the
coastal fishing grounds*
Roy Smith., frem ths tbates#
Alma Peterson and infant, bally Janet,
from home fdr medical check*
GUNK*
Garry Fermo. to Anacortos for school*
At the 19th Annual meeting of the
Shoshone County Pioneer Association in
Kellogg, Idaho., rillinghett'1 s well-known
pioneer "Butch" Smith vras given special
recognition along with h:ls five brothers
and one sister present© "Butch" was the
one pioneer who came the gruataat dl sianc*
to attend© Ho is back: homa now and said
he could hardly wait to get back,,
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Bob. Kallenberg replaced Frank Bohr o;o,
the KID Beard, and Truman Fmberg replaced
Henry Smith at a mooting held Aug* 2bth*
Latest v/ordx Dick Armstrong io pro
bably ra scharged. from the nosprtt&l by
now end enroute to CS&liforiuia* Eddie Haiv
son will stay in th© Hospital scma long©
for it was discovered his hop was fractu
©d,..this after ha had b©9n up on ltft
Paul Ringsmith and wife* Frances * hav
moved into Bill Wiles’ home on the hillc
Paul has his office there, too,,
zarssf
PEOPLE OP DILLINGHAM, FOR YOUR HOSPITALITY
AIT YOUR FRANK DISPLAY OF CONFIDENCE IN OUR
DFSiRS TO ’ BE YOUR FRIENDS AS ft ELL AS YOUR
‘POLITICAL BENEFACTORSi
(Signed) BOB BARTLETT
ZAO LOUS S AO
IRENE RYAN
RUSSELL YOUNG
AL OWEN