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Mon who drive oiie-handad -.re her.dod for
church. Some will walk down the aisle—
others v;ill he carried.
There arc three classes of men, as every
girl khOYin:
Prizes, surprises, and consolation prizes.
Tho-.-rcal point of giving something up is tc
make room for taking something: olsc on.
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MR, CARL A. WEIS, Deputy Supreme Secre
tary, SUPREME LODGE of the WORLD LOYAL
ORDER OF MOOSE in Palmer,SUNDAY DEC. 1
As announced in last week's issue of the
Settler, Mr. Carl A. Weis, Deputy Supreme
Secretary, Supreme Lodge of the World Loyal
Order of Moose will be in Palmer on Sunday,
December 1st, 8 P.M, in the Valley Theatre.
There i's to be a‘ special meeting and pro
gram honoring Mr. Weis which is being ar
ranged by tho Palmer Lodge Officers.
Mr'. Weis, a veteran of World War II, is al
so Secretary of the National Moose Veteran
affairs Committee. This committee has
established the foremost fraternal program
of veterans’ service and assistance through
out the 1,500 lodges of the Moose.
Mr. Weis attended tho recent convention of
Alaska Moose Association at Anchorage in
September of this year. At that meeting
plans for his current visit to"each of the
14 lodges in Alaska originated. During
this visit he wall confer with the local
board of Moose officers and will address
a general meeting on-the principles and
purposes of the Loyal Order of Moose.
COL. OHLSON BACK FROM TRIP TO SWEDEN
Col 0, F. Ohlson, foftncr rnmgcr of the
Alaska Railroad, has returned from a four
months' visit to Swodon iticro he made a
study of grains.
In Seattle he told the Alaska Weekly that
he accompanied the chief of the Swedish
bureau of farm experimentation on a tour
of the country by car. The trip took a
month and they visited every section, "I
gathered a great deal of information on
form and field subjects, especially ro-so
spccting the cultivation of the hardier and
more prolific grains,"
Col. Ohlson said that v/hilo he is no longer
in Government service he will compile and
turn over what data he dooms useful in ad
vancing agriculture in Alaska. He reports
Sweden prosperous and carrying on in many
industries, but uneasy as to her future
security.
Col. Ohlson said that he has no definite
plans, but will return soon to his Anchor
age home.
FORMER GARAGE MANAGERS MEET at 12:00 NOON
Wo understand at 12:00 noon on Wednesday
of this week fh»®e provious garage managers
and the present manager met for a little
chat at tho Garage. Tho meeting was pure
ly accidental and included George Blade,
Bob Laurie, Ralph Goodrich and the present
manager Frank Dersh.