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WASILLA ENTERTAINS PALMER
On'Tuesday Ntte October 7th Wasilla Grange
No, 2 was'visited by members of Pioneer
Grange No. l' of Palmer, ' The visiting
members put on the program for the eve
ning which consisted of a talk on the
origin of the Grange and its purposes by
Carl Rasmussen, a Musical*selection and
a reading by George Snail, and short talks
by several other visiting members,
L. C. Stock presented a flag to the
TJasilla Grange, a gift from the Pioneer
Grange.
After the program, sandwiches, cake, ice
cream and coffee were enjoyed by those
present.
Payne Hunter, Secretary.
MR. 6 MRS. TOM LEPAK
HONORED AT LAST MEETING
OF PIONEER GRANGt NO. 2
The Northland Pioneer Grange met in the
■Grange Hall on October 9. ’The Charter
was draped in memory of Mr. Earl Hecker.
Mr, H.E. Gerschmel was given a demit to
join the Wasilla Grange,
Eorty members and seven children tarried
out to help Master Tom Lepak and Mrs. Le
pak celebrate their Crystal "Jedding Anni
versary. A Mock Vedding was performed
with Vivian fio'odrich as bride and Karla"
Duff as groom. Mrs. Lulu Sandvik furnish
ed the appropriate music at the piano.
Harry Duff was impressive as the minister.
The flower girl and ring bearer were
George Snail and Valter Niemann.
The'bride’s sobbing mother was played by
Mrs. Nina Stock and her father'(with Shot
gun and all) was played by Mrs. Esther
Brock.
Larry Stock played the Anniversary So fig
on the piano and dedicated it to them.
After the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Lepak
wore given a shower of useful flfts suf.h
as an old catalog, cracked mirrors, etc.
etc.
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Mrs, L.C, Stock presented them with a
beautiful cake which was enjoyed by many
later on that evening.
After the shower, Mrs. Lulu Sandvik ac
companied a group of singers at the piano.
Mrs. Lossing and George Black played for
dancing to round out a very complete and
happy evening for all.
The next meeting will be on October 25—
so why don’t you come and join the fun'??
Grange Hall 8 p.m.