LOCAL NEWS
Darrell McKechnio, who is with the Havy,
was home over the Fourth on a visit.
Petor Sandvik, who has been employed hoar
Fairbanks, was at home for tho Fourth.
Mrs. P.E. Ernst; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Liebing, is returning to Eugene,
Oregon, after a four months visit with
her parents, brothers and sisters here in
the Valley.
Mrs. Jerry Yohn,(Peggy Foster) from Salem,
Oregon, is visiting hor parents this sum
mer. Peggy reports that Jerry is getting
along fino,
Carl Rasmussen and Harold Moore wore in
Anchorage on Monday of this wcok.
Aimer J. Peterson of Anchorage was in
Palmor on the Fourth and the day following
®p»rfe still keeping our fingers crossed
so that wo won’t lose our nico weather.
This surely is a repeat year of 1936 and
we .are thoroughly enjoying it.
Some of th Palmoritos spent the Fourth in
Anchorage. A large number of the Valley
people, however, attended tho picnic at '
Wasilla Lako. While the sky was ovorcast,
tho weather was warn enough for swimming
in which a fow indulgod. The boats woro
kept busy and evoryono enjoyed a quiet and
ploasant Fourth. There was a noticeable
absonce of Fire Crackers and the usual
noise of a Fourth of’July.
Mrs, Joe Lentz is enjoying a'visit from
'her brothor,Captain George H, Morrill.Hc
has been Hoad of Military Training in H.S.
at Solo it.Wisconsin, Mrs, Morrill and two
boys were unable to come duo to illness of
one of tho boys. They went to Arizona.1
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