GLENALLEN NEWS
by MARTHA PRATER
Mrs. Hilbird former teacher at I
Glenallen spent the summer in
Norman, Oklahoma with her son
who lives there. Mrs. Holbird is
a visitor in Glenallen after re- i
turning from outside and will |
leave for Anchorage where she i
will teach this coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Watson
Jr. and family of Glenallen have I
moved to Anchorage where Mr.
Watson is being transferred and ,
will be District Materials En
gineer for the Alaska Road Com
mission in Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob White and
family have moved into Glen
nallen from Anchorage. Mr.
White will replace Mr. Watson
as District Materials Engineer
for the Glenallen District.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Schnie
der from Philadelphia, Pa., par
ents of Dr. Chester L. Schnieder
of Glenallen were visitors at the
Schnieders for the past week. Dr
Schnieder drove his father and
mother to Anchorage where they
took a plane to Billings, Mont,
where they had left their car,
and will drive on to Philadelphia
from there.
Mrs. Louise vveDD irom non
alien played her Hammond elec
tric organ at the Copper Center
Bar, August 18th, and plans to
play again over Labor Day week
end at Copper Center.
Mrs. Lola Obey of Glenallen
had a birthday party for her
daughter Janice who was four
years old Friday August 17th.
Nineteen children attended the
party.
Mrs. Geneva Simmons of Glen
allen received word from Dow
ney. California that her mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Williamson, had a
celebreal hemmorage. Mrs. Sim
mons left for Downey immedi
ately from Anchorage by air and
after she had left Glenallen
word was received from her
brother that Mrs. Williamson
had passed away.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Corte
ville from Glenallen have moved
to Copper Center where they will
live at the former Beggs resi
dence. Mr. Corteville is employ
ed with the AJaska Road Com
mission at Glenallen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lane from
47 mile Alaska Road Commis
sion took a trip to Donnely on
the Richardson Highway past
Black Rapids Sunday August
19th and enjoyed picking a
lot of blueberries.
A special Ordination Service
for Rev. Kenneth Huber and Rev.
Joseph Virgin was conducted at
the Glenallen Chapel August
19th. Panel of ministers present
were, Rev. Vincent Joy as mod
erator, Rev. Charles Parmenter
of Copper Center, Rev. Merritt
TegeCer of Glenallen, Rev. Ben
Gerdes of Gakona, Rev. Russel
Clarke of Tannaeross. Both Rev.
Huber and Rev. Virgin have had
formal studies in Bible training.
Examination was Friday after
noon August 17th. Rev. Huber
preached his ordination sermon
Sunday morning at Glenallen
Chapel and Rev. Virgin preached
his ordination sermon at the eve
ning service, after which both
men were formally ordained by
the laying on of hands of the
ordained ministers present. They
were charged by the moderator
to be faithful ministers of the
gospel. People came to the ser
vices from Copper Center, Ga
kona and Gulkana.
Rev. and Mrs. Vincent Joy and
their daughter Becky Jean left
for the States Wednesday morn
ing August 22nd and will return
to G enallen sometime next
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prater, with
their son George and Mrs. Prat
er’s mother, Mrs. Mary Harirs
are visiting in Juneau with Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Lewis their son
in-law and daughter and their
new grandson, Martin Lewis. The
group left yesterday, driving to
Haines and then by ferry to
Juneau They expect to return
September 4. For this reason
next week’s Glenallen News col
umn may not be available in
time for print.
Robert C. Smith employed
with the Alaska Road Commis
sion since 1943 passed away
August 24 at Spokane, Washing
ton. M. Smith was born at Oak
dale, Washington and was 51
years old. He is survived by his
wife Mary. Mr. Smith was a cook
for many years at Glenallen.
The light plant and the build
ing it was in burned up at Gate
way Lodge, Mile 117, Richardson
Highway August 24 at 4 a m. in
the morning. The fire was first
seen by an Alaska Freight Lines
truck driver who was driving
past the lodge. Residents of
Glcnallen and the A.R.C. fire
truck fought the fire.
Cathy Mullins of Glenallen
left August 31 for Washington
D. C. to visit an aunt for a week
and then to Greenville, S C.
where she will attend the Bob
Jones Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Speerstra
of Glenallen were in Anchorage
recently on a business trip.
There are many hunters on the
Glenallen area roads but so far
not much luck in getting any
moose. George Hobson and Jer
ome Luebke both of Glenallen
got a small caribou each.
Mrs. Ruth Ann Lewis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prater
of Glenallen, had a six pound
six ounce baby boy August 23 at
Juneau. This is the third son for
S.F.C. and Mrs. T.B. Lewis.
Mrs. Stump of Pile Bay was a
patient at Faith Hospital at Glen
allen last week and was releas
ed August 25. Thomas Roberts
of the Territorial Police from
Tok Junction was a patient at
the hospital August 21 and went
home August 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Bennett
and family of Anchorage are
spending a few days at Glenal
len with Mrs. Bennett's mother
who is in Alaska for a visit from
the States.
Ahlee who is well known by
Alaskans for her cooking is
now the cook at the Gateway
Lodge, Mile 117, Richardson
highway.
Mrs. Sally Cutshall and daugh
ter Shirley are back in Glen
allen after living at Tazlina Gla
cier Lodge the past two months.
A boy and a girl ages 8 and
12 were first found missing from
home at 4 p.m. Monday at Cop
per Center and were not found
until 9 p.m. that same night.
The father Frank Billum of Cop
per Center contacted Layton
Bennett at Glenallen requesting
him to fly his plane over the
Copper Valley area in search of
the two children. No tract of
them could be fcund by air. The
whole village was out looking
for them and a searching party
was formed to cover the area.
At. 9 a.m. the boy and girl came
wandering out of the woods in
back of Tazlina Jones place at
mile 110 on the Richardson high
, way. No reason was given for
their adventures.
Three new teachers have ar
rived at Glenallen, Harry Lamp
pa and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbertson.
Mr. Lamppa, Mrs. Audrien Lind
and Mrs. Gilbertson will be
grade school teachers and Mr.
Gilbertson is principal and Pilot
High School teacher. School
registration was held August 27
for Pilot school students and all
children from grades one
through eight registered the first
day. A supplementary order will
be sent for any instructional ma
terials that may be needed de
pendent upon a large enrollment.
First grade children must pre
! sent a birth certificate. If one
was not availabe at registration
j time, 30 days may be allowed
I for getting one. Mothers were
invited to accompany all first
; grade children at registration.
I School began September 4.
Leo Fisher of Glenallen has
j the contract for two school bus
routes for transportation of
grade school students this year.
Oscar Kindgren of Glenallen has
the contract for the Pilot high
s school run.
The Denali Construction Com
pany has the contract for repair
ing new approaches for the Taz
lina River Bridge on the Rich
I ardson Highway. They have just
, started working on it.
The Alaska Native Brother
hood at Copper Center had a
special meeting August 25 in
their Community hall. The guest
speaker was William Paul from
Juneau the Grand President of
the A.N.B.
Pauline Hobson and Charles
Marvin Keel were united in mar
riage August 20 at the Mountain
View Chapel. The rites were per
formed by Rev. Riley. Mr. Keel
is in the airforce and was sta
tioned at Gakona. Pauline is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hobson of Glenallen.
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CITY OF PALMER AND PALMER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT JOINT NOTICE OF TAX SALE
The delinquent tax rolls of real property for the years 1949. 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, and 1955 have been completed and are open
for inspection at the office of the city clerk of the City of Palmer and at the office of the tax assessor collector, for both the City of
Palmer and the Palmer Independent School District, in the Neal Wright building above the Matanuska Valley Bank.
The said delinquent tax rolls will be presented in the District Court for the Third Division, Territory of Alaska, sitting at Anchor
age. Alaska, for judgement and order of sale on October 25, 1956, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as the matter
can be heard.
The tract on said roll, the amount of unpaid tax, penalty and interest due thereon and the name of the person or persons, firm or
corporation, to whom such tracts are assessed follows:
Packer, Andrew
Packer, Andrew
Packer, Andrew
Packer, Andrew
LaWalter, Emil A.
Smith, Nate .
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Smith, Nate .
.Smith, Nate .
| Smith, Nate .
Smith, Nate .
' Liebing, Henry J.
Description
(T17N/2E)
Section 1
NEV4/SEV4 .
NWV4 /SEv4 .
SEV4 SEV4 .
SWV4/SEV4 .
Section 9
Section 10
NEV4/NWV4 .
N V2 / NE V4 / S W14, 20 acres .
t* a >»
SE14/NE14/SW14, 10 acres .
a it tt
*> it it
N’i SW'i NE% SW14, 5 acres.
it it
Nwy4/sw% .
» it it
»> it it
SWi SW>4 less NW 466.7, 35 acres ..
Section 16
S350, N380, E995, W1025, NW%, NW?4
Section 17
Liebing, Aaron and June.N264, S528, E165 01 SE'4 NLU 1 aci’e
Rempel, Herman
Irregular parcel of 3 ae. in S.E. Cor. of SWVi/
NE14 extending into NWy4 /SE%.
NE14 SELj
i Loyer, Joe .
| Loyer, Joe .Sm/Sm Opt 1) .
Joc .Sectionals 1 "
Wright, Lynn .SH/NWH SE«> 20 acres
acres
Webb, Robert R.
N14/SE14 SEV* .
Section 20
T over Joe .JVW 14 NEV4 lot 1.
Loyer, Joe . Section 22
Burnham, Robert and Angela SE'4 .
Burnham, Robert and Angela .. S\vy4/NE 1
Section 2v
LaPera, Paul J.NK'XWU NE'4/NE'i, 5 acres
LaPera, Paul J.S'i/NWL/NEL/NEL, 5 acres
Ellertson, Florence B.vi2/«wi /IjiFi 4 * acres
Brown, Angeline M.£ acres
Brown, Angeline M.^ /is/SE i/Nt 4/NE 4 a acres
Marth, Harrison and Madge
; Sexton, Elmer .
DeLand, Edgar D.
Plum ley, George .
Ludefald, Ole J.
Hanson, Donald J.
Bills, Richard .
Kendrick, Harry & Drusilla
Wozencraft, J. L.
Estate of Lawrence Starns
Roberts, McBridge, and Henry .
SW‘4, NW'4 SW>4 10 acres .
S%/NWy4/SWy4/SWy4 5 acres .
S. 423.21, W308.71 except SW 208.71
swy4/swy4 2 acres .
Section 25
NWy4/NWy4 except NW 466.69, 35 acres
TJW 466.69 of NW'4 5 acres .
SEy4/SEV4 SEy4 10 acres .
SWy4/SEy4/SEy4 10 acres .
Section. 26
N512, E408, of NE% 'NEV4 6 acres .
S%/SWy4/SWy4/SEy4 5 acres
Nwy4/NEy4 .
S%/NWy4/SWy4/SEy4 5 acres .
Year Tax
1955 4 00
1955 4.00
1955 4.00
1955 4.00
1955 104.70
1955 10.00
1954 10.00
1953 10.00
1955 5.00
1954 5.00
1953 5.00
1955 2.50
1954 2.50
1953 2.50
1955 90.30
1954 89.00
1953 89.00
1955 31.50
1955 41.10
1954 52.00
1955 101.00
1954 43.00
1953 40.00
1955 7.50
1954 7.50
1953 6.50
1952 6.50
1955 16.00
1955 126.10
1954 85.00
1955 32.00
1954 32.00
1955 12.00
1955 22.45
1955 35.00
1955 6.00
1954 6.00
1953 5.00
1952 5.00
1955 36.35
1955 12.00
1955 58.00
1955 20.00
1955 6.00
1954 6,00
1953 5.00
1952 5.00
1955 6.00
1954 6.00
1953 5.00
1952 5.00
1955 3.00
1954 6.00
1954 6.00
Year Tax
1955 16.00
1955 16.00
1953 15.00
1955 39.50
1955 4.50
1955 10.30
1955 1.20
1953 1.00
1955 1.20
1955 1.80
1955 16.00
1954 16.00
1955 337.25
1954 460.00
1955 6.00
1954 6.00
1953 5.00
Penalty Int.
60 -44
GO 44
.60 44
.60 .44
15.71 1152
1.50 1.10
1.50 2.00
1.50 3.20
.75 55
.75 1.00
.75 160
.38 .28
.38 .50
.38 80
13.55 9.93
13.35 17.80
13.35# 28.48
4.73 3.47
6.17 452
7.80 10.40
15.15 11.11
6.45 8.60
6.00 12.80
1.13 .83
1.13 1.50
.98 2.08
.98 2.86
2.40 1.76
18.92 13.87
12.75 17.00
4.80 3.52
4.80 6.40
1.80 1.32
3.37 2.47
5.25 8.85
.90 .66
.90 1.20
.75 1.92
.75 2.64
5.45 2.91
1.80 1.32
8.70 6.38
3.00 2.20
.90 .66
.90 120
.75 1.92
.75 2.64
.90 .66
.90 1.20
.75 1.92
.75 2.64
.45 .33
.90 1.20
.90 1.20
Penalty Int.
2.40 1.76
2.40 1.76
2.25 4.80
Paid 1.19
.68 .36
1.55 1.13
.18 .13
.15 .32
.18 .13
.27 .20
2.40 1.76
2.40 3.20
50.59 37.10
69.00 92.00
.90 .66
.90 1.20
.75 1,60
Cost Total
4 00 9.04
4.00 9.04
4 00 9.04
4.00 9.04
400 13593
4(H) 16.60
4.00 17.50
4.00 18 70
4.00 10.30
400 10.75
4 00 11.35
4.00 7.16
4.00 7.38
4.00 7.68
4.00 117.78
400 124.15
4(H) 134.83
4.00 43.70
4.00 55.79
4.00 74.20
4.00 131.26
4(H) 62.05
4.00 62.80
4.00 13.46
4.00 14.13
4.00 13.54
4.00 14.32
4.00 24.16
4.00 162.89
4.00 118.75
4.00 44.32
4.00 47.20
4.00 19.12
4.00 32.29
4.00 53.19
4.00 11.56
4.00 12.10
4.00 11.67
4.00 12.39
4.00 48.71
4.00 19.12
400 77.98
4.00 29.20
4.00 11.56
4.00 12.10
4.00 11,67
4.00 1239
4.00 1156
4.00 12.10
4.00 11.67
4.00 12.39
4.00 7.78
4.00 12.10
4.00 , 12 10
Cost Total
4.00 24.16
4.00 24 16
4.00 26.05
4.00 44.69
4 00 9.54
4.00 1698
4.00 5.51
4.00 5.47
4.00 5.51
4.00 6.27
4.00 24.16
4.00 25.60
4.00 428.94
4.00 625.00
4.00 11.56
4.00 12.10
4.00 11.35
Paulk, Daniel J.
Kendrick, Harry W
Kendrick, Harry W
Kendrick, Harry W
Kendrick, Harry W
Huebner, B. A.
Whatley, Kenneth
Falk, Victor.
Huebner, B. A. ...
LaFleur, E. L. ...
Rice, Harry
Cook, Willard
Larson, Helen
Larson, Helen
| Carlson, Fred.
| Carlson, Fred.
j Carlson, Fred.
Unknown .
Unknown .
!
I Moore, John 1>.
Moore, John D.
Moore, John D.
Moore, John D.
I Algarin, David . . .
| Engelbretson, C. L.
: Engelbretson, C. L.
Hodsdon, Charles & Pansy
Smith Jr., Theron A.
Section 27
SE 295, swy4 NW!4 2 acres
Section 33
NEVi /NEVi .
SEV4/NEV4 .
Section 34
W14/NEV4 nwv4 .
NW'i'NWh .
Section 35
2.94 acres in Gov. lot 6 in SE!4/NE14/NW!4 .
2P9 acres in Gov. lot 4 in SE14/NE14. NW!4
l*i 13 in Pioneer View Subdivision
Irreg. parcel in SW corner SE14/NW14 15A
N. .5 acres of lot 6 NE14 NW14 .
T18N/R1E
Section 14
E14 /SE% /SE14
Section 15
NW14/NEV4 ..
Section 35
NE14/SEV4 .
. SE14
SE 14
T18N/R2E
Section 4
NEV4/SW14 .
NW14/SW14 .
SWV4/SWV4 .
Section 10
ME 14 /NWV4 .
NWV4/NWI4 .
Section 18
NE14/SW14 ...
NW‘4 SW14 . .
SE14 SW14 .
SWV4/SW14 .
Section 22
N200, S401, E435.6 NE14/SE14 ...
Section 23
NE14 NW14 .
Eta NWy4/NWy4 20 acres .
Section 25
Section 30
swy4 NE14 .
Section 33
55 acre estate in NW cor. of NW14
19 oz
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1954
1955
1955
1954
1952
1950
1949
1955
1954
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1950
1949
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1953
Year
1955
1954
1953
1952
9.0U .70
12.25 1.84
12.00 1.80
4.00 .60
53.75 8,06
14.00 2.10
5.00 .75
5.00 .75
30.25 4.54
64.25 9.64
17.00 2.55
62.30 9.35
70.00 10.50
6.00 .90
11.00 1.65
11.00 1.65
10.00 1.50
10.00 1.50
2.50 .38
36.75 5 51
21.00 3.15
20.00 3.00
12.00 1.80
2.50 .38
4.00 .60
4.00 60
4.00 .60
2.50 .38
2.50 .38
5.00 .75
5.00 .75
5.00 .75
5.00 .75
19.90 2.99
15.00 2.25
7.50 1.13
65.00 9.75
59.00 8.85
Tax Penalty
275.00 41.25
275.00 41.25
55.00 8.25
55.00 8.25
Z.ZU 4.00
1.35 4.00
1.32 4.00
.44 4.00
5.91 4.00
1.54 4.00
.55 * 4.00
.55 4.00
3.33 4.00
7.07 4.00
1.87 4.00
6.85 4.00
7.70 4.00
.66 4.00
1.22 4.00
2.20 4.00
4.40 400
6.80 4.00
2.00 4.00
4.04 4.00
4.20 4.00
8.80 4.00
8.16 4.00
2.00 4.00
.44 4.00
.44 4.00
.44 4.00
.28 4.00
.28 4.00
.55 4.00
.55 4.00
.55 4.00
.55 4.00
2.19 4.00
1.65 4.00
.83 4.00
7.15 4.00
6.49 4.00
Int. Cost
30.25 4.00
55.00 4.00
17.60 4.00
24.20 4.00
11.99
19.44
19.12
9.04
71.72
21.64
1030
10.30
42 12
84.96
25.42
82.50
92.20
11.56
17.87
18.85
19.90
22.30
8.88
50.30
32.35
35.80
25.96
8.88
9.04
9.04
9.04
7.16
7.16
10.30
10.30
10.30
10.30
29.03
22.90
13.46
85.90
78.34
Total
350.50
375.25
84.85
91.45