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Following are tho schcdulod Home
makers' Club meetings for the month
of May:
Wasilla Mrs. M Olson
Chcochako Mrs. J Hurley
Rivcrbend Mrs. D Tunic Ilff
Sourdough Mrs. J Kepler
CoppcrVallay Gulkana C .A 3ta.
Chuglak Community Hall
12:30 Mrs. M Anderson
Palmasilla Mrs. E. Reid
Even. Craft Mrs. C. Boll
Butte -
Glacier View -
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Four-H'ers in Palmer are handing
in enrollment sheets this week.
Miss Lashbrook said today that
there is room for more club members
in Palmor.
There was a now Baking Club or
ganized on April 26th, at the Glenn
Allan School, with Mr3. Joe Costa
and Mrs. Vincent Joy as the leaders.
There are now fifty Four-H'ers in
the Was ilia area. Mrs. Harold Nick-;
les and Mrs Irving Saurby arc tho
leaders of the clothing club; Mrs.
Harold Dinkol and Mrs. Winston
Laughlan leaders of the baking and
clothing club; Mrs. John McDonald
leader of the poultry and garden
ing club, and Mrs. Vickaryous has
a group of boys in Four-H Baking.
Miss Lashbrook also announced that
a club for town youngsters will bo
organized soon.
MISS LASHBROOK WISHES TO THANK
THE CO-OP CREAMERY FOR THE ICE
CREAM DONATED BY THEM FOR THE i|“H
RALLY HELD LAST WEEK.
C.C.Brix, old time resident of
Palmer, returned last week after
spending tho winter in California.
Bill Ising, one time colonist
also returned last week, to spend
tho summer working in Alaska.
Mary Witt, owner of the Valley
Cleaners, Is back in Palmer this
week. Mr. Witt was not well enough
this spring to accompany her.
Georgo Campbell was a business
visitor in town on Thursday of this
v/eek. Georgo is a former colonist.
He and his family lived on the farm
now occupied by the Bill Bouwens
family. He Is working at Whittier.
BASE BALL, SUNDAY, AT 2 P.M.PALMER
MISSING PERSONS con'td
who is bcliovcd to have been in A
laska about the year 1928, coming
from San Francisco.
WILBUR STOREY- Believed to have
been drafted in World War 1 from
Skagway. Had heard once that he
died in 1918 or 1919> but heard
later someone had seen him in A
laska in 1926.
MERRILL J. SMITH- Last known add
ross was General Delivery, Anchor
age. Worked for Alaska Railroad
from May to June 19144- and from Dec
ember 1947 to April 1948«
DAN W. HIGHTOWER- Veteran of World
►War 1. Last hoard from in 1944 >
allegedly working on Alcan Highway.
CECILIA HAWKINS- (Brookhart).
Thought sho might bo employed by
Alaska Coastal Airlines but they
have no record.
NIKOLAS LORENZEN- Should be about
60 years of age. Relative of Adolf
Albrecht, an Estonian, but inquiry
came from Ludwigsburg, Germany.
HANS HAMMEREN- Born November 30,
1883, in Loyten, Norway, son of
Johan .and Anne (nee Hansen) Hammer
on. Married in 1918 to Karon Hel
ene Dorothea Stenersen, in Oslo.
Finished college in Hamar in 1901.
No knowledge of when ho might have
come to Alaska.
THORLEIF HAUGAN- Born August 22,
1883, son of Ole Hau’gan and Live
(nee Hovland).
NILS JOHANNES TVEDT- Born October 2
1880, in Fusa, Norway, son of Nils
Tvedt and Magdele Haldcrsdaughter.
Finished college at Hambro’s school
in Bergen before coming to America.
ERNEST BERGGREN- Last hoard from in
1928. Known to have owned property
in Nenana.
ERICK CHRIST RADTKE- 43 years of
age, 6 ft. in height, l8o lbs. in
v/cight. Dark complexion, hazel eyes
sometimes wears mustache. First
class carpenter.
ASC ORGANIZATION con'td.
turo as it has during the past two
years, it will be the number one
choice both for the grower and con
sumer in 1952» In the meantime it
will behoove us to maintain a high
standard of the currently grown
standard, Arctic Seedling, and the
special demand variety, Teton, in
the Fairbanks_area4_
Ball game Sunday, 2 o’clock, Palmer
High vs Anchorage High School.