Local social notes from Carthage district
Lewis resumes residence in Carthage and welcomes visitors. The Henley sisters Ruth and Florence along with Helen Hawkins returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henley after a stay at Lake Dewart near Quaker Haven. Mrs. Hattie Innis and Miss Sharlee Kyser of Milroy were weekend guests of Mrs. Gouldie Kyser.
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Lewis
Carthage
Ruth
Florence Henley
Helen Hawkins
Grant Henley
Lake Dewart
Quaker Haven
Hattie Innis
Sharlee Kyser
Milroy
Gouldie Kyser
Seals Harems, Fur Trade, and Stowaway Mail Run Log
The narrative describes seal pups staying ashore for weeks, mothers recognizing their offspring, and males forming harems while defending them. It discusses hunting by the Fish and Wildlife Division, hide values, tanning in St. Louis, and coat prices. The writer's voyage notes include Atka, Adak, mail morale, and upcoming moves toward Attu with mentions of Eisenhower’s nomination and new ensigns aboard.
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St.Louis
Atka
Adak
Ernie
Bowers
Iia
Eisenhower
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Nntl Bank Bldg
Hope Emerson
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the Academy
Attu
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H. L. Hensler
Fxtra
Princess
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George Murphy
Nancy Davis
Bill Gray
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Gilbert Roland
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