Palmer Fountain
6 Ca FE
FEATURING
"MATANUSKA maid''
PRODUCTS
STEAK DINNERS
ICECREAM
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
COFFEE
WITH CREAM
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4-H CLUBS & SCHOOL GET ENGINES
Last Friday Robert Kessler, District Agri
cultural Agent, Oscar Kerttula and Lynn
Sandvik went to Anchorage and brought back
vwo engines for the use of th6 4-H Clubs
and the Palmer School in studying mechanics
both engines were given to the school and
the 4-H by the Surplus Property.
The engines are a Chevrolet and a Buda.
The Palmer High School will house these
engines with the understanding that they
may be used by the 4-H Mechanics Club at
any time they so desire, and also that the
school be allowed to use them.ij
JOHNNY JOHNSON PASSED AWAY IN CALIFORNIA
<«c,rd has been received here by Tony Vichar
vous that Johnny Johnson died on June 26th
at Orange, California. He left here late
this spring and was making his home with
Lis sisters. Up to this time he has lived
ir Alaska having come here in 1915. His
nome wus near Was ilia.
At. the time of his death he was 76 years
old.
XaISER HaS SURPRISE AWAITING HIM
Carlton Kaiser, who is away on a business
xrip for the MVPCA does net know that in
addition, to his wife and daughters who are
i waiting his return, is his father from
Pratre du Chien, Wisconsin. He did expect
i.im sometime later but Mr. Kaiser was able
Co get transportation at an earlier date
chin.he had anticipated.
Mr, Kaiser says that he had a wonderful
trip by Air and enjoyed it immensely.
SCOTTY DREGHORN to MANAGE GROCERY and
HARDWARE IN KOSLOSKY’S
Scotty Dreghcrn, who has worked at Kenne
dy’s Hardware in Anchorage during the past
year, has been employed in the Palmer
Koslosky Store as manager of the Grocery
and Hardware Departments,
K0SL03KYS HOPE TO OCCUPY NEW BUILDING BY
CHRISTMAS
It is hoped that the new building now under
construction by Koslosky’s in Palmer will
be ready for occupancy by Christmas, This
of course depends upon the availability of
material.
The structure is 100 x 100 ft, and two
stories high. The first floor will house
the store and Bank and the upstairs will
be devoted to apartments.
Bud plans to carry furniture and a full
line of hardware and home furnishings.
WORLD WAR II VETERAN SHOT IN FOOT nFTER
BEGOMING CIVILIAN AG*.IN
L, Smith was accidently shot in the
feet with a 22 High power rifle this week.
The gun was accidently.discharged by an
other bey who was holding the gun. Mr.
Smith was treated by Dr, Hoehn at his
office in.Palmer.
MAIL DELAYED IN PALMER THIS WEEK
Due to the derailing of the work train be
tween Palmer and -nncherage, the train did
not get into Palmer until late on Tuesday
of this week. Consequently the mail was
delayed. The regular train did not come
in until late on Wednesday either, but it
did get here.
HIGHLINE CUT BY PLANE
'^he Highline south of Palmer was cut ac
cidently last evening by Merle Anderson’s
plane, ^he power was off in the area
south of Palmer for about 1 and l/2 hours.
ROSE GURLANICK MARRIED
Word has been received here that Miss
Rose Gurlanick, former public Health Nurse
in Palmer, has been married. We do not
have any further information than this at
the present time,
BICYCLE RUN INTO C«R CN STREET
During the morning on Thursday of this
week Elsie Corey ran into a passing car
as she rode her bicycle into the street
from the Trading Post, The front wheel of
the bicycle was bent, but no one was hurt.
Dr, Hoehn examined the girl shortly after
the accident. Both Elsie and the driver
of the car, Mrs, Matt Onkka}were badly
frightened.
Carlton Kaiser returned Wednesday evening.