Gypsy and Tom Weaver welcome their baby boy
Gypsy gives birth after a long labor at a city hospital. Tom shares the emotional moment, admiring their son and vowing to support Gypsy. Back home they face the challenge of adjusting to motherhood, fatherhood, and a new daily routine amid mounting household duties.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Botaling
Derek Bliss
Lal
Gypsy
Tom
Marko Broughton
Blisses
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Lila
Horders
Phlox
Jarkspur
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Tommy
Gyps
Tobias
Uncle Tobias
David Morel Weaver
Doctor McGuire
Amy
David
Alpena PTA Study Club Opens Series On Child Welfare
The Alpena P T A Study Club held its first meeting Monday night at the school house with Mrs V J Linn as program leader. The group started a series of four sessions to study child welfare as required by PTA, with meetings planned for each Monday evening.
Continue Legion Member Contest in Minnesota and South Dakota
R M Henderson of Redfield SD, department commander, is hospitalized in Minneapolis. Past department commanders and Department Adjutant J D Mullaney plan a stronger membership drive, citing opposition to the four point program and urging support for laws, not changing regulations, with figures from the Veterans Administration on service connected compensation and costs.
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Watertown
R. M. Henderson
Redfield
South Dakota
American Legion
Minneapolis
J. D. Mullaney
Legion
Mullaney
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Congress
Edward Hayes
Congressional
Veterans’ Administration
Seventh and Eighth Graders Honor Teacher Mr Adjér
The pupils of the seventh and eighth grades held a birthday party for their teacher Mr Adjér at Norma White's home. They played games and enjoyed lunch together Tuesday evening.
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Frankfort
Mr. Adjér
Norma White
Night school enrollment grows in Alpena classes
About 26 students enrolled in the night school started Monday in Alpena. Miss McCormick teaches the classes in typewriting English and commercial arithmetic.
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Alpena
Employment For 200 Teachers In South Dakota
Pierre Jan 26 Approximately 200 teachers have been given employment in South Dakota through the federal emergency education project. D Weeks state superintendent reports classes cover adult education illiterates rural schools and a wide range of subjects. The program aims to provide work for unemployed teachers and education for unemployed adults with classes in most counties.
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Jruce
Sie
Weeks
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