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Rev. B. J, Binglo .and family arc in Palmer
this week to attend the 10th Anniversary
Banquet and services at the United Prot
estant Church. They arc staying at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Neil Miller.
Mrs. A. !&rvin Allyn and nen son are ar
riving this Saturday to join Mr. Allyn
who has been hero since in January.
Jack Allman, whom all the old settlors
and nor: sottlers of ’35 remember, is now.
located in Riirbanks and is in the Real
Estate Businoss,
Myles Hyland, who has been ill and in the
Providenco Hospital in Anchorage, is back
on the job again as janitor for the Co-op.
Mrs. Itargaret Hafemeister was in Palmer
this week on her regular visit for the
Welfare Department.
Mrs. Betty Stephan and children wore
visitors in Palmer on Friday and Saturday
of last week. They returned to Kcnai by
plane the first of the week.
Bob Klem, who left for the states with
his brother Ted last Dcccmhcr, arrived in
Palmer this week. He returned with Leo
Hartley*who drove back with some new
Kaisers.
Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Nelson are planning a
trip to Guatemala as soon as Mr, Nelson is
relieved at the Depot. They will go via
New Orleans and take a boat across the
Gulf of Mexico.
106 I.J0CSE RIVE BEEN KIILED'ON AIASK8. R'-IL
Road according to Col J.’P. Johnson, gen
eral manager of the road. Jack O’Conner,
game management Supervisor of tho Fish and
Wildlife Service, has been notified. Tho
highest fatality rate in previous years'
of this character vas 25 per year. Col.
Johnson attributed tho huge increase to
the inexperience of nor railroad crors.
KODIAK TO HAVE DL.L PHONE SYSTEM
Kodiak uill have the first'commercial dial
■ tclephdnn system in Alaska, Mrs. John. F.
Cusing, Jr., ouner, having recently pur
chased a Kellogg all-dial commercial tele
phone system in Chicago for installation
at Kodiak this year. • .
VALDEZ RAISING HOSPITAL FUND
Valdez residents are bonding every effort
to raise funds to build a nor: hospital to
replace tho one destroyed by fire February
2, according to the Valdez Glacier rhich'
is published by tho High'School Students.
The plans call for a $65,000 concrete
building. The Eastern Star,Yemen’s Civic
Club and American Legion and Auxiliary
have been sponsoring carnivals, card part
ies and lending morale to Hospital Board,