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IFRIDAY, iNO YEMBEK ,24, m50/d *tV'•V.tti N',v* v,‘ f *’'*•*/ ’ ' *- »* •’ v m$\£y i'vTvlt;lt;#v»Y V;#^{ * ' *'False Claim for jobless Insurance Draws Heavy Fine' ’ jJUNEAU (IP) — David Kyddr stenographer, was sentenced ir U. S. commissioner's court after* conviction for filing fraudulent claims for jobless insurance.He was fined $50 on each of three counts, and sentenced to 30 days in jail on each count, the jail sentence to run concurrently.Asst. Dist. Atty. Staley Baskin, who prosecuted the case, said he understood similar cases could beexpected in other parts of the Territory.Bride-Elect Feted At Two Showers“marriage- to-... Ittfeir^hdme in Jacksonville, Fla., jidme of the parents of the groom-elect, all gifts were unbreakable for easy packing. There were 24 guests fnvited to the party Friday.LITTLE GIRL OBSERVES SIXTH BIRTHDAY AT HOMEWhen Signe Enge was six years old on November 16, a group of her young playmates helped her celebrate at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs4 Ernest Enge. There was a pink and white oirthday cake for the young guests and games occupied their time.Mrs, Aril -Mathisen helped Mrs. Enge look after the youngsters.Miss Ruth Mortensen, whose^j marriage to Dorsey Rhoden willj be solemnized on Sunday after- noon, December 10, at the Lutheran church, was guest pf honor at two showers last week.The first was a linen shower on Thursday, given by Mrs. Magnus N.ygaard at the Mortensen home. There were present 14 guests and cards were the diversion of the evening. Featured in the refreshments was a clever cake, decorated with a labelled turkey all set for travelling.A second shower was held the following night, also at the home of the bride-elect. Mrs. Harold Taylor was hostess. Autumn leaves were used for interesting decorations and cards were played. Refreshments were served at the evening’s end.Taking into account the fact that the young couple will leave1BERGER WASVICKS ENTERTAIN FAMILYThanksgiving was a pleasant^ day for the Berger Wasvicks with a large group of relatives gathering for a holiday feast at their lovely new home.Besides local members of their family, Mrs. Lou Hudson and three children, Julie, Susanne and Henry, arrived Sunday from Juneau to be the guests of Mrs. Hudson’s parents, and Mr. Hud- i son flew down Thanksgiving morning to join the festivities.■!lt;f:CentennialPANCAKE i MIXBetter because made withSoft Test Flour
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Petersburg Press
Petersburg, Alaska, US
Fri, Nov 24, 1950
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