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PALMER ALASKA
LOCAL ras
Rev, .L, Jones and family left t is
week for the States, Rev, Jone
csme here the first part of Oct ir
from the Alaska Highway, lie ha.1 j
been helping Rev, Georg nt the
Lutheran Church during his stay n
Palmer. His former home is in ILi h4
gon.
xupsaay. evening or tms weeK rs.
iGnrber, Mias Lauber, and Mrs. B1 od
[worth sponsored a farewell part:
for Miss Harriett Hughes who l.e/1
[this week f. or the States. Miss
Virginia Carle will take h :.r pi -e
as teacher in the Sixth grade Wi.ile
she is away.
Mrs. Rcber Klem will be another
passenger on the n©xl> boat to the .
States. She will visit her parents
in Kalispel, Montana. Her father
is reported as not being very well
and she was requested to chrc home.
. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon*Jones ind
family have left for the-States.Mr.
[Jones is going.out for medical
treatment.1 The Joneses came to
Palmer from Mills Lacs County,Mi on.
in 1935.
Miss Ann■ Rempe 1' is” an her wa, to
iPasodena, California where- she Ians
to attend Juniop College and 11
with an o^d.o-r- sister.
Lt has been learned here th* Mr.
innd ‘“rs. Broostr >m ere making r
trip to the States this winter,- ey
were1 former residents of the V£y .ey
but have lived in Anchorage, the
past few years.
Carl Onkkn has left for fc>cat+le
from where, it. ;is expected he wi" l
be. sent on'to ’Cairo, P-gypt with the
U.S.E.D.
ueanette nenmer is wording p 't
time in the Grocery depart lent f
the Trading Post.
Mrs, Wallace Mrffitt has beer
employed in the Trading Post to re
place some of the help who have
loft.
Pill-'Rompel is back at work in
the Trading Post this week; ,■{ ><
Rill Bouwens was..around t< ,vn on
Thursday of this, week after having
been confined in the Hospital and
at home since before Christmas• Re
said that this was his first tire
out since he had taken ill.
R ‘The Butte Cpmmunity he-ld,the*r
annual Christmas Party New Year ’.
£ve in the Butte Hall. Practice ly
the whole neighborhood was thei in
addition to some of .the former * sl
ants of that section.
The Valley residents were av. -ene.
it about 2:45 a.m. the next day ■ fte
New Years by tw violent shake. , No
-damage,as usual, was done..'