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April 5, 1951
 
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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 f   Tz / HIDEAWAY LODGE DINING ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Q You Will Enjoy the Quiet and Peace/ul Atmosphere of Our Dining Salon Dinners Served from 5 t 10 p.m. Sunday Dinners Served from 2 p.m. O 0 O WE CATER TO BANOUETS AND PARTIES O O G PHONE 56-M-2 GREENVILLE A daughter, Susan Rae, was born Thursday, March 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crouch of Greenville. at the Batson Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Richelieu are the proud grandparents. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS TO: Mrs. Mack Soruggs and Linda Carter ................................. Apr. 4 Karl Ayoob, Walter Crooks, Bill Huntley, a n d Loren Bartholf ............................................ Apr. 5 Thlema Johnson ................ Apr. 7 Don Freeman ........................ Apr. 8 Steven Sorsoli ...................... Apr. 9 Belle Wheelock and Larry Steph- enson ................................ Apr. 12 AND CONGRATULATIONS TO: Mr. and Mr3. Don Rhoades Apr. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lindstrom ............................................ Apr. 8 District Attorney Bert Janes i was a business and social visitor in Greenville last Friday. :Ir. and Mrs. C. D. Nemeyer of Pasadena arrived on Monday XF for a visit with friends in Indian Valley, including Ivy Mar Heald and the Pete Viacava family. Carl Scholberg, fire control of- ricer for the Greenville Forest Rnger Station returned early this week from San Francisco where he was sent on a special detail to the regional office. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Savercool and family moved into their new home on Buch Street this past week. Thomas Crotty is back after several weeks in the hospital-- still has his leg m a walking cast ana his ribs taped up, butdoes look slim and trim. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, ae- compained by their three sons and Donald Comstock, went to Sacra- mento Sunday to attend the Sac- ramento-Portland baseball game. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans and daughter returned to Greenville Sunday to make their home after having lived in New York since their marriage. The Harry Larisons entertained her sister, Mrs. Cal Kennedy of Sacramento and Mr. Louis Bres- laur of San Francisco last week end. The Record office has been spasmodically closed during busi- ness hours ever since last Thurs- day due to Norman Johnson's l'av- ing been home in bed trying to recover from something• Opera- tion of the office has been divided between the efforts of Thelma Johnson. Elsie Caraway a n d "Tommy" Thomason . Bob Giese, his brother Armon and family were weekend visitors at the Lyal Wells home. (Cate- go€teal notation: Mr. Wells made a good start on gathering his next winter's supply of firewood over the week end.) ,14 ": ': f'. PUBLIC INVITED TO TAKE SCENIC TOUR TO BIEBER APRIL 29 Plumas Cunty citizens are invited to join with the Ameri- can Legion on Sunday, April 29th, when a ch'rtered train will be provided by Western Pacific for an all.day trip to Bieber and return, it was announced this week by Commander Dale Han- nah of Indian Valley Post 568. The train will start from Ked- die at 6 a.m., passing through Greenville at 6=30 and West- wood at 7:15. Enetrtainment will be povided on the scenic tour, and lunch will be available at Bieber. It is expected that the return trip will make it possi- ble to arrive at Greenville at about 6:30 p.m. The fare has been set at $6.50, and reservations must be made PLUM00 THEATBE GREENVILLE, CAL. - Phene Evening Shows---7:30 Sat. and Sun. Matinees--2 News by The Indian Valley O Friday-Saturday April BARBARA STANWYCK WENDELL COREY THE FURRIES also QUENTIN REYNOLDS CASSINO TO KOREA Sunday- Monday April JAMES STEWART with Dale Hannah or Roy Bobo H A R V E Y before April 20th, MEET WITH MRS. WILLIAMS The regular meeting of St. Anthony's Altar Society, was held at the home of Mary Williams. After the reading of the and the business transactions, plans were discussed for several improvement in the near future. Delicious refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess. Thirteen mem- bers were present. The meeting was opened and" closed with pray- ers by Rev. Father Corcoran. (In Technicolor) CLOSED ON TUESDAY Wednesday-Thursday AUDIE MURPHY BRIAN DONLEVY PUBLIC STENOGRAPH N OTARY " k Specialty Legal "Wor TYPING - CONTRAcTIi LEASES - DEEDS, ETG MARGUERIT AUSTIN. 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