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POI'PY DAY - MAY
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On bleak, war-scarred battlefields the
ipples bloomed, bringing new hope to an em
ptied. world. Now, In memory of that time,
oelr gay paper replicas blossom forth each
irlng under the encouraging hand cf your
itersns*women folk. Take one on Poppy Day.
Wear It as your pledge of faith In a
bright new world for the future.
The memorial poppy you'll receive on Sat
urday, TJny 27, from the American Legion
Auxiliary was made by a disabled veteran. ;
It's his badge of courage..his symbol of
hvpe. 31ve generously and gratefully.i
CONTEST
WINNERS RECEIVE
AWARDS
The American Legion anc'. Legion auxiliary
held Assembly at the School Oyrn last Fri
day to present the awards to the winners
of the Poster Contest and the Essay Con
test which were conducted by the American
Legion and Auxiliary this year.
’.Vinners t>f the Poster Contest were:
Class I tlarol Berry
Class II Adelard Beylund
Class III Marilyn Harris.
Each won a $5.00 prize.
Winners of the Essnry Contest were:
Senior contestant: Helen Mae Stenvall
Junior High contestant: Virginia Boulter.
Each was awarded a $5.00 prize. The sub
ject of the Essay contest was—"American
Freedoms, Now and Forever."
BANKERS VISIT PALMER
Mr. and Mrs. w’.C.Cuddy of Anchorage; Mr.
an^ Mrs. Latimer and Mr. and Mrs. Munger
of the Seattle First National of Seattle;
Dan Cuddy and Jan Koslosky were entertained
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maze on
Sunday of this week.
During the week 18 additional bankers who*
are attending a Bankers*conference In
Anchorage visited the Valley and were es
corted around by Jack Maze. These visi
tors were from the states of Washington,
Oregon and California.
SNODGRASS LEADS IN
REPUBLICAN VOTES CAST
Lrtest returns in the election out the
following Democrats In the seven high
places: Stanley McCutcheon, WillIan Egan,
Wendell Kay,Jack Conrlght, Jack Scavenius,
C.A.Pollard an:' J.A.McCracken.
The seven leading Republicans are:
M.D.Snodgrass, Victor 0111, Dr. Lee McKin
ley, John Jorsuch, Will Chase, Thorwr.ld
Osbo and ^rchle McLane.
Reports had.; been received from 50 of the
75 precincts at the tine this list was
compiled.
typhoid cases reach is
x-.n eight year old boy from the Spenard
area became the fifteenth confirmed case
of typhoid fever In the Anchorage outbreak,
according to reports received here from
the Alaska Department of “ealth.
Health officials sale that the case Is
probably another secondary typhoid case
as he was a plpymate of an early case.
Nine suspected cases are still undergoing
laboratory tests, but no additional sus
pects have been reported during the past
week.