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Trip to Caves
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bright cool Sunday two and a half
weeks ago—a find day for hiking
or for exploring caVest
Air Force Sgt. David ‘Dwyer,
who liked to do both, said as much
to his apartment house neighbor,
Mrs. John Hartley, as he passed
her on the stairs.
He was carrying luggage, to a
car he had bought just four days
before.
“We’re going up to"Mhe moun
tains until Monday night,” he told
her cheerfully. “Probably go in a
few caves—around Luray, I
think.”
Mrs. Hartley waved goodby to
the 43-year-old sergeant and his
wife Emily—who also loved the
outdoors—as they got into their
1950 Plymouth and drove off.
The Dwyers haven’t been seen
since.
Dwyer was assigned to the
2044th Airways and Air Commu
nications Squadron’ at the Pen
tagon.
An acquaintance of Mrs. Dwyer
here said she was 47, was bom in
England, met Sgt. Dwyer in Alas
ka, where she made a living by
fishing.
ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Two Rotarians gave autobio
graphical sketched of themselves
at Rotary luncheon Wednesday.
They were George Bayer of the
U.S. Marshal’s Office and Roy
Snyder of the CAA station here.
Guests were Don Yeager of the
Weather Bureau in Anchorage,
and Dr. Anthony Gillette of the
Alaska Department of Health.
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j Nome Directory
j Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
■ JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Ro*t K. Lewis, WJC.
Morvtn r. Lewis, See.
Metis 1st and M Thunder each moth
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