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Word was received here by Helena Andrew ;'
that her brother, Gustie Bertmen, vres merrijed
cn Sept 3 to Albert? Irene of t;p11p up 11a
where the couple will live temporprilv.
Lest Tfeek Adella Gurtler fell into the
ditch thp.t the Qufsberg Construction Co.
has opened on the rachool grounds. She was
taken to Nnknek where the doctor told her
that she had a slightly dislocated shoulder
and would have to tbaly? it for several
weeks# S he is back in school now.
John and Leta Pearson are now living in ,
the Thiele home on Woodriver nond nnu the ^
Bill Andrews* family have moved into Pear-w
sonJs home. Everybody happy?
Don Pelagio got a honey of a jeep on tho
last boat and is making use of the roods
before it snows. Ho works after school at
the DoC.Co. in plaoe of Donald Sagmoon who
left for the University of Alaska on Sopt.
16th. ^ .. ^ '
Muriel Spears becamo the $th member of
th© Dillingham Public School faealty on
Sept. 23 when she becamo the teacher for
the Sixth and Eighth Grades.
Bob Kallenberg, Chairman of the Terri
torial Board of Fisheries, left Sept. 29
to attend the Borrd*s meeting in Juneeu.
In his absence, Mr. Knapp is teeching his
High School clrsses .
Viindy WindmiHer had an eye infection
and had to discontinue his sub-lease of
the Aurora Coffee Shop which is now closed.
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<K)rd. amvt,
German are nov; at x.
in Bellingham, hashing v,.
ployed as a nlumber at the
ject and Gerry is off to College.
Ester Bennis is nov; working at the
Post Offieo e.nd when she is in a fight--*
ing mood she just licks a few stamps;
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