LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Frink Gagnon and two children are
visiting in Anchorage this week.
Mr, and Mrs. James Hulbert have at last
been able to get transportation to the
States. They will visit relatives and
friends.
'vs. Frances StarS will leave by plane
>e first part of the week for the States
iere she will join her husband who has
oeen in the Army.
Edward (Bud) Bouwens has returned to
Palmer after his discharge from the Army.
Lawrence E. Larson has received his dis
charge and is back in the Valley.
Lorenz Buck, son of Mrs. Charles Swoboda,
has also received his discharge and is
at home.
Jack Clark of Fairbanks flew to Palmer
this week. He landed and took off again
from the Palmer Landing field.
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