M. A^J.QHANSENS . .HETURN
Hr. ancT'^rs. Mads Johansen', who left
here for the States the early part
of the winter on a vacation, are
back in the Valley, M-ads says that
he has his celery planted and is
getting ready for this season’s gar
den operations.
I KERWiN FRANK VISITS BROTHER
Kerwin Frank and daughter, Darlene,
were visitors in P lmer this week.
Korwin, brother of Darrell Frank,is
now Assistant'to the'‘Chief Dispatch
hr of the Alaska Railroad at Anchor
age.
SON FDR TOTTENS
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Totten at the Valley Hospi
tal on Thursday morning, March 23,
6:30 am. The now son weighed 8.1b,
and 8 oz. He is thu first baby at
tho Hospitrl for over a we^-k now
thu Hospital Staff report.
VISITS MOOSE PASS
Clarence Bell flow to Moosu Pass
this last Sunday with L.s Green,
ind returned by train on Monday.
Before returning to the Valley ho
spent a day at the .uichorago Dairy
with Cap Beoman, returning to
Palmer Tuesday afternoon.
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