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PALMER NEWS.
ENGAGED
Mr. mid Mrs. C.O. Huntley of Palmer an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Dorothy, to William Rcmpcl, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A.A. Rcmpcl of Palmer. Mo date has
been set for the podding.
EVELYN HUNTER SPRAINED ANKLE
Mrs. Evelyn Hunter, uho has been employed
in the Co-op Office as posting cleric for
several months, fell on the ice this peek
and sprained her ankle very badly. She
was carried to the hospital on a stretcher
for treatment. ”'ard Harrington, Lor: Henke,
Roland Snodgrass, and Lloyd Olson located
a stretcher and took her to the hospital.
She has been confined at her home since
that tiihc and r;e hope she is recovering
rapidly.
AL HAGEN’S BROTHER IN EUROPE
Harold Hagen, who ms i visitor on the
Congressional Committee to Alaska during
August, is in -Europe rith an Investigation
Committee. ' -
ICE RINK IS BEING ENLARGED
The loud blasts one hoard on Thanksgiving
and Friday wore from the lee Rink, The
cast end was blasted out and will bo or
larged to make a-larger skating surface.
Gordon Dreghom Hone
L.B. Dreghorn Sr. just returned from the
States with his son, Gordon, who has been
in a Hospital there for treatment. Gordon
suffered a severe electrical shock from a
live cable and has been confined in a
Hospital for treatment for some time. His
father reports that he is much improved,
but needs quiet and rest frir some time yet.
THIRD GRADE GIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Wednesday afternoon following the pro
gram, the third grade gave a birthday
party for Lyle Shelton, son of Mrs.Elaine
Shelton. Tho party was held in the lunch
room where throe beautiful birthday cakes
decorated the tables. All had candles for
Lyle to blow out. In addition to the cakes
there was icecream, jollo and other cokes
and cookies. The children sang "Happy
Birthday" to Lyle before trying to consume
the abundant supply of food. A most de
lightful time was reported by these present
FRED CASLER GETTING READY TO FARM
Fred Cosier, who was recently discharged
-L from the Amy, has moved onto the former
Pearl rchor place and is making plans for next years crop.