According to the National Resources Plan
ning Board Report we arc, in America,
spending '-bout two and throe fourths bil
lions of dollars for oducation. He spend
about seven billion'dollars a year for
alcoholic beverages.
Has anyone beer, able to figure out the
answer to the number of liquor licenses
in the Valley and our population? Do we
have one license for every S5 noonlo???
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EfJGT.'SLL PARTY ON MR. & MRS. HARRISS
Tire. Tim Honnossy gave a fc.rcwoll party
for ?.!r. and Mrs.'Karriss at her hone last'
Saturday evening. Frionds of Mr. and Mrs.
Harries gathered to bid then Bon Voyage
and happiness.
BERT DCJFF is back in tho valley after
spending tho winter in Arizona.
MRS. NEIL MILLER is candling eggs for the’
Creamery again. She began work this week,
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MRS. I'AUIE H05LER*thnt the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert "alker was’bom on
her mother's birthday,' Mrs. L. H. Benson,
who lives in Van Etten, Non York, rocoivcs
the Valley Settler and upon reading the*''"
announcement of the little girl's birth,
she began writing to the baby's Mother.
I. M.C. ANDERSON is in'Pa liner this nook on
business for tho EGA.
FORMER TEACHER of PALMER MARRIED.
T/ord has boon received here that Louise
Schcraioistcr was married to M/Sgt.Clayton
G. Payno in Honolulu recently.
Mrs. Payne taught tho'fourth grade in
Fa drier for four years .leaving horo in 1944.
And you will also remember Sgt. Payno
equally roll, as he was stationed here for
several months with the soldiers who acre
stationed here in Palmer for awhile. Since
thon he has been stationed in England^and
is now in Honolulu.
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