LOCAL NEWS
Tessie Hernmer left for Fairbanks
Tuesday wi th her sister Patty
Wfcisenberger (nee He^mner). Tessie
plans to spend the summer in Fair
banks. M/Sgtr fcei-senberger,who has
been visiting in the Fat HemrLe.r
home,, left for Fairbanks Sunday*
The Butte Homemakers C'lub will
meet at the home of Mrs. L.C.Stock
on Thursday June 21.
John Gore,son of Mrs. Jack Toast
rrived in Palmer on Thursday with
is mother who went to Seward to
meet the boat and bring him to
Palmer. Mrs. Toast, Rosina, is em
ployed in the Palmer Fountain Cafe,
Mr. and ttlrs. Roy Brock have
moved ofto the former Meehan place.
Mrs, Vince Stephan, Lyrm,Vince,
and,Ginger are visiting friends and
relatives in Palmer and vicinity
this week. Their home is in Kenai.
- Mrs. L.C. Sto*ck,Mrs. Vince
Stephen, Mrs* Ralph Gfbotarlch, and
Mrs,. Irene djepa k- were in Anchorage
on Monday' of'this week'..
Mrs. Paul Aklestad has taken
over the duties as cashier in the
Trading Post during the absence of
Mrs, Grant Krnser,
Stn^f Sgt. and Mrs. Roy Cole are
in Palmer this week. Staff Sgt.
Cole is helping in the Meat Depart
ment*
. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Merewether
were in Anchorage last week end. •.
THE EDITOR* APPRECIATES NEWS
ITEMS HANDED IN.ANY TIME._
Henning Benson was taken suddenly
ill Thursday morning while at, his
work in the Y/arehonse. Mrs Benson
has left on a trip to the states.
As there is no one to do his chores
on the farm, Carlton Kaiser and Mr.
Harrington took core of his -work
on the farm Thursday evenin0> as
Mr. Benson was taken to the Hospital.
The size and circulation of the
Valley Settler is increasing end
naturally the work of publishing it.
And yet Thursday evening found
practically no news in the Editor’s
office. It will be greatly appreci
ated if articles to be printed could
be in by this time as the space and
bl&oking of the paper must be laid
out. Short news items can usually
be tucked in S’Ome place.
It has come to the Editor’s atten
tion that reports have been made
that the Valley Settler costs the
Co-op $100. a month. This is quite
misleading as the Co-op receives
from $100. to $150. per month from
subscriptions and ads. Out of this
the Editor is paid and there is
plenty left for paper,ink, and
stencils.The paper should Pay for
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