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Tie understand that the anallest guest at
the Commencemcnt Program last evening was
a little mouse which was playing among the
green branches used on the stage to make
a garden.
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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fright and family'have
returned from the States and Mexico.
"During the month of April, 301 vehicles'
arrived in Alaska from over the highway,
bearing 709 passengers according to a re
port from Deputy Collector of Customs at
Tok.
Mrs, ET,H. Deliand,who now lives in Lake
Minchumina, writes that in spite of the
fact that she ha3 been away from Palmer
for over a year, she still enjoys reading
the Valley'Settler and getting news from
the Valley.
Mrs. I.M.0. Anderson of Anchorage was
called to Portland recently because of the
death of her father, who was nearing his
ninetieth birthday.
j Mrs. Don L. Irwin really made the front
page of the Forty-Ninth Star in a big way
this last week. She ms pictured with her
daughter Inabelle and new granddaughter
who arrived on May 3, in a Mother’s Day
picture.
; DOCTOR HOEHN AND
ANDREWS ' LEAVING
Dr. Andrews made the'announcement this
week that she and Dr. Hoehn plan to’leave
Palmer and locate in Tennessee. Dr.Hoehn
visited hospitals in Iowa, Missouri and
Tennessee and liked the locations. He also
found a need there'for doctors and decided
to make the change. Consequently since he
did not plan to return to Alaska, he has
relinquished his right to the Cancer
Scholarship Award and will hot be going on
to New York for this course.
Dr. Andrews stated that she plans to be
here for several months yet before she
will-join her husband.
NEW R.R COACH ATTRACTED
CROWD
The new 4s passenger Railroad Diesel Car
pulled into Palmer or schedule .last Sun
' day—but the welcoming committee was not
so prompt. However, 'in about a half hour
a load of Valley-people'were taken'aboard
for a trip up to Mutton, By 4 p.n. Then
the car returned- the platform was fairly
well crowded with interested spectators.
The.question now is—"fflien will this car
begin running between here and Anchorage?”
People wdre very enthusiastic ever its ap
Lpearanee.