PALMER GRANGE TO VISIT
WASILLA GRANGE
The Northland Pioneer Grange plans to
visit the'TJasilla Grange this next Tues
day night, October 7. Any members of the
Northland Pioneer Grange r;ho wish to at
tend are asked to meet at the Palmor Foun
tain and Cafe in the Roc Hall 7:30 p.m.
that evening,
At the last meeting the Grange decided to
have a series of Card parties this winter
as in the past. However,this year it was
decided to set a date for each month at
a definite time. The third Wednesday of
each month v:as selected as tho best time.
Scores will be kept and at the close of
the series a Grand Prize will be awarded
for the highest score for the whole series
HEALTH OFFICERS 111 PflLdlER
Dr. Moon,'Anchorage Sanitarian Officer;and
Joe Alter, from the Juneau office of tho
Health Department, vifeited in'Palmer 'on
Thursday of this'reek. The M.V.F.C.A. mas
informed that Dr. Moon’s field of inspec
tion on Sanitation mould he extended to
include the Anchorage Dairy milk shed
rhich mould include the Palmer Creamery.
On Sun day of this reek Lloyd Morcley 'mas
in. Falmer accompanied by Dr. Albrecht,
from tho Department of Health.
,
Lloyd Moreloy is'Senior Sanitarian at
Anchorage,and Dr. Amos J. Alter is airec
tor of Public Health Engineering. Dr. C.E.
Albrecht ifi Commissioner of Health.
— CLASSIFIED flDS^—
fQR s/uf .
LRA.IL3R'HOUSE—large, roomy, tandem, in
sulated, Complete--4 miles out Uasilla
Hoad from Palmer. Bob’s Radio Shop,Box757
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OIL HEATER—Super Flame in good condition
Complete with oil barrels copper tubipg
and connections. Inquire Valley Settler
INFORMATION WANTED
Anyone having information concerning th c
following missing person is asked to com
municate with the Governor’s Office in
Juneau:
LARS ERIK BRANNHOLM-about 44 years of age,
native of Sweden. Last known address in
Fairbanks in March 1946 There he was al
leged to be working as a miner.
HOSPITAL nOTES
ADMITTED:
Alice Sterart of Palmer
Judy Bryant ”
Mrsi Eugene Marsh "
Mrs. Mae McKelJar LTasilla
DISMISSED:
Mrs. Eugene Marsh
Judy Bryaiit
The Hospital mishes to Thank everyone for
ttcir generous i gifts of moat and
vegetables; and also the rnomeri from _ the
TIasilla Homemakers’ Club mho cleaned the
Hospital this meek. This motk done by the
Homemakers’ Clubs is greatly appreciated.