LOCAL NEWS
Bubs Bing has gone to the States to fly'
back a plane for Jack Carr of Ari'ebprage,.
Gust Scheibl Jr. has recently been releas
ed from the Army. Gust volunteered for
service a little over a year ago and en
listed for one year.
Less Schaefer, who has been employed by
the Co-op—first in the Produce Department
and later in '.the Grocery Ltepartment of the
Trading Post, has resigned from his duties
here and is now employed in the mines.
Howard Hanson has replaced him in the Trad
ing Post.
Mrs. E.J. Dunklee left via Northwest Air
lines this last week'on the first lap of
a journey to England. Mrs. Dunklee plans
to spend three months in Europe before re
turning to Alaska,
Mrs. Gill is expected back in the very
near future. She has been visiting in the
States at Sar. Jose, California.
Matt Perkins arrived in Palmer via the
Alaska Highway'this reek. Matt drove a
new truck baek.
Don DcLand went to work in the Co-op Garage
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this week,
j ijie Johns'family moved into their new home
i this week. The Johns Sr. family live on
I the first floor and Johns Jr. live on the
: second floor. Their new home is the house
' just south of the Palmer Radio Reoair.
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Bruce Graham is doing some additional
i building across tho road from his garage.
! liany Palmer people are getting ahead of
HClean-up week? Daring the nice weather
! this week there has been considerable
; burning of dead grass and raking going on
! around town. An early spring has made an
» earlier clean-up possible, (It makes us
| feel like planting garden too.)
1 Hr. and Mrs. Frank Holler, Joo Cochran,
Dorothy Bell and "Tanda were guests at the
Carl Rasmussen home on Tuesday evening,
i Mr, Rasmussen showed movies that he had
_takejLduring the past year,._ _
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