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Show Fort Monore, Virginia wliere they will study to be Captains. Mrs. -Paul Bahen and two children after a short visit with the Bohens went '' on to Montana where they will stay while Paul is at Fort Monroe. Mrs. Alice Cummlngs, and her children also visited with ihe Bahens during the week end. Mr. B. E. Gordon of the General Gen-eral offices was an Oneida visitor Saturday September 20. There was a great deal of excitement ex-citement the night of September 19. The high wind tangled up the Camp distribution circuits causing caus-ing a complete blackout of the camp, Station service was restored jj immediatey, but the camp blackout black-out lasted about two and a half hours before all distribution wires were untangled mmmmmammmmmmmmm ONEIDA STATION NEWS NOTES By La Juana Godfrey iisiiii;Diii:iisi!iiiBiiiiiSdiiian!i!Eiii!:iai;iiin!iiia!iis:ii;Bi ONEIDA Vacations are in full swing at the Oneida plant now. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dutton left last week for Kansas where they will visit Mr. Dutton's folks. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nungesser also left for their vacation last week. They will travel to Oklahoma to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kendrick have just returned from their two weeks vacation spent in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. They reported a splendid time. It is rumored around camp that our new bachelor operator, Roy Thomas spent a portion of his vacation va-cation getting married. . Roy will be back in 'a few days and then we'll find out more details and pass them on. Orson Rasmussen is on a vacation. vaca-tion. His son, Dale, a corporal in the U. S. army, is home on leave. Lieutenants Harry and Paul Bahen were in Oneida, Friday September 19 for a brief visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pahei. The lieutenants were on their way to an officers school at |
