LOCAL NEWS
Mr. J. L. Frescott; Superintendent of tha
Palmer School, was in Juneau for a few '
days last week conferring with Dr.'James
C. Ryan, Commissioner of Education, on
school matters.
Mrs. Adelaine Kezak is back at work again
in Lou’s Peauty Shop after being confined
in the Hospital arid' at home because of
illness.
Mr. and Mrs* 35.H. DuRand, formerly of
Palmer, are'now living at Lake Minchumina,
Alaska. Mrs* iXiRand, in a letter to the
Valley Settler this week, sent greetings
to all their friends here in the .Valley, .
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kooro and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rasmussen drove to Anchorage on Tues
day of this weok.
Mrs: Don'L. Irwin visitod with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Louis Odsathor of Anchorage,
over the wook end.
I.M.C. Anderson was in the Valley for a
few days this week on business for tho
Farm Security Administration.
"falter HUntley, Legislator from the Third
Division, rotumed this week from Juneau.
Mrs. W.E. .Crousorc, formerly Gloria Rust,
is visiting with her mothor, Mrs. Dorothy
Cook* She has boon living at Oak Harbor,
Washington, but will remain with her mother
until her husband returns from Guam vrhero
he is stationed.
Iho Otto Peterson family moved io th&ir
now homo which is located off the Anchor
ngo-Palnor road toward the mountains to
the east.
L.C, Stock roturhod from aatrip to the
States this week. Ho was gone about a
week and a half.
We have heard that a number of the local
business men who wont to the States re
cently are starting on their'homeward
journey together in a convoy. Ted Klam is
reported as being hold up because of bad
roads,,but may also be on the way again.
WORK
..■■SPRING
WILL SOON
HERE
HAVE YOUR FARM-. MACHINERY
PUT IN ORDER NOW!1.
GA S - - OIL M FUEL - -OIL F- KEROSENE
CLEANING SOLVENT
WE HAVE
OPEN
A FEW TIRES NOW.
WEEK DAYS 8-00 AM.- - .6-00 PM.
SUNDAYS
9.0 J AM. - - -5-0 0 F.M.