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April 19, 1947
The Seward Polaris
Seward, Alaska
What is this article about?
Marjorie Jean Bogard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bogard, returned to Seward on Tuesday via the 'Aleutian' after two months vacationing in the states. She graduated from Seward High School, attended University in Fairbanks for one year, and has worked as a bookkeeper at Archie Ferguson's Trading Post in Kotzebue for two years. She plans a month's visit in Seward before returning to work.
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Marjorie Jean Bogard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bogard, arrived Tuesday on the 'Aleutian' from the states where she has been vacationing the past two months.
Miss Bogard graduated from the Seward High School and spent one year at the University in Fairbanks.
The past two years she has been employed as bookkeeper at the Trading Post owned and operated by Archie Ferguson in Kotzebue.
Miss Bogard plans a month's visit in Seward with her family and friends before returning to her work in Kotzebue.
Miss Bogard graduated from the Seward High School and spent one year at the University in Fairbanks.
The past two years she has been employed as bookkeeper at the Trading Post owned and operated by Archie Ferguson in Kotzebue.
Miss Bogard plans a month's visit in Seward with her family and friends before returning to her work in Kotzebue.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Family
What keywords are associated?
Return From Vacation
Seward Arrival
Kotzebue Employment
Family Visit
Bookkeeper
What entities or persons were involved?
Marjorie Jean Bogard
Mr. And Mrs. Troy Bogard
Archie Ferguson
Where did it happen?
Seward, Kotzebue, Fairbanks
Story Details
Key Persons
Marjorie Jean Bogard
Mr. And Mrs. Troy Bogard
Archie Ferguson
Location
Seward, Kotzebue, Fairbanks
Event Date
Tuesday
Story Details
Marjorie Jean Bogard returns from two-month vacation in the states, plans to visit family in Seward before resuming bookkeeping job in Kotzebue.