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The mountain top at Chester Gap was teeming with activity Saturday morning when the country store there which had been closed several months reopened under new management as a birthday gift to a little Iranian girl. The well stocked store was a third birthday present to Miss Katayoun Elloise Stout *from her parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Stout of Chester Gap. An opening ceremony with ribbon cutting took place at 9 a.m. Saturday, October 2, •1965 in the building formerly owned by M. A. Greeley, recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCleary who have rebuilt and redecorated it. This story had a sad beginning in September 1962 in Tehran, Iran. Katayoun was a victim of the terrible earthquake which struck north of Tehran that year. Her father was killed in the quake and her mother died when Katayoun was born three weeks later without telling anyone who she was. Mr. and Mrs. Stout were with the American Embassy in Iran at the time of the quake, and Katayoun was placed in their care when she was three weeks old. They named her Katayoun in honor of the first queen of the United Tribes which formed the Kingdom of Iran. At the time of registration of birth she was given the name of FotovatFahm which means kindness and wisdom. Katayoun came to the United States in March 1963 and was adopted by the Stouts in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They were then moved to Guam where she became a naturalized citizen of the U. S. on December 10, 1963.
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