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LOCAL NEWS
A number of Palmer people ar'
planning to spend the winter in le
states. They include-Mr. and M; .
Mat Johansen, Mrs. Henry LaRose,
Mrs. Frank Bruckbauer, and Mrs.
Robert Klem.
There is. ,no one ^.n the Valley
with as broad, and as/tyappy a' smi e
as Bill Casler is wearing these
days. And why shouldn't he for Ir.
and Mrs. Wm. Casler are the pro
parents of a 7 lb. 2 oz. baby g 1
who has been named Glee Ellen. ..ne
mother and baby fine. The young
lady arrived November 25, at the
Providence Hospital in Anchorage.
C.C. Talbot has purchased Prank
Cooper's house. The Cooper family
is also leaving for the States.
Mr. and Mrs. Eriney, who hi s ’ ■■ e been
living in De-Land's new house, have
left for Heal^ to work in the coal
mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll purchase'’
BeLand's new house in which the
Briney family have been livi ng.
’word has been received here ■ om
Helen Johnson, former Public He- th
Nurse, that she is enroute to C ro,
Egypt in company with anot' er t 1
from Juneau who is being sent ,f a
technician. Miss Johnson will
assigned to her field of work f* m
Cairo. Mrs. Victor Johnson had ;
long letter from her in which si n
told about her new appointment.
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