NEWS ITEMS
John TTitt returned to the Valley this last
week by boat. He says that Mary is driv
ing back and should be here some time next
week. She is driving in a groun of five
cars.
Mrs. 3etty Stephan of ICenai is in Palmer
this week.
Mr. and Mrs-. Vincent Ste-phan Sr. have been
visiting here in the Valley during the
past week with the Harold Stephan family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Benson and daughter,
Arlene, returned to the valley this last
week* They are happy to be back. Honning
said they suffered from the heat last sum
mer and from the cold this past winter.
Mrs. J. L. Dickson has heard from Mr. and
Mrs. Kennessy. Mrs. Hennessy is in Miss
issippi and Mr. Hennessy had gone on to
Texas. Mrs. Hennessy wrote that they had
purchased a car in Seattle and had finish- '
ed their trip by car.
Halph Arnold, former Bditor of the Matan
uska Valley Post, had the rtisfortuj© to get
his ankle broken when he was mn over by a
Taxi Cab in Anchorage recently. Ralph is
employed by the O'Harra Bus Lines.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marvin Allyn and son left
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ay car on Tuesday of this week for the
States.
David Graham 3ell visited in Palmer on Sun
day of this week. He is employed by the
Road Commission near Anchorage,
Hr. and !‘rs. D. M. Tompkins visited in Pal
mer over the week end and attended the Sen
ior Class Play.
H717 LAGS. SALT SATURDAY AT TK3 R2C HAL’.-,.
*;cld by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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