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Hiss Joe Anne Lentz left this week for
Eureka where she will be employed this
summer.
1'rs. Eva Kerning and Mrs. Herning Sr.left
for Rochester, Minnesota this last week.
'Hrs.Ethel Lyons and Miss Jean Dickson
left the first of the week for the States. "
They are enroute to Seattle via Alaska
Steamship Lines.
Geraldine Kindgren had a letter from
Dorothy Hanson who said'that they were en
route to Czechoslavakia.
Miss 'Pearl Anderson, English teacher from
Anchorage, visited with Mrs. Dorothy Bell
of Palmer this week. Miss ^ndorson taught
school with Mrs. 3ell in Minnesota several
years ago.
Mrs. Logie Steele is again working in Lou’s
Beauty Shop.
Residents of Palmer are welcoming the warm
weather this week. The thermometer reaches
74 degrees on Tuesday according to some re
ports. After the windy and dusty days' of
last week, it is a most welcome change.
Summer seems to be here.
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