NO. 46
HUl8ERT—BYRNE NUPTIAL'S
rTmeg H. Hulbert and Frances R. Byrne’were
ited in marriage"Sunday November 11,1945
3:30 P.K. in St. Michael’s Catholic
mrch by the Rev. father Snead in a double
ring ceremony.
The church was'decorated with bouquets oi*
chrysanthemums, yellow and white pompons,
under the"supervision of the. Rose Shop of
Anchorage, .'inter bouquets, made by Rose
Peck and Mrs."Martin Olson were placed in
the vestibule.
The bride wore a white wool dress and dark
veiled hat. Her bouquet was pink and
yellow rosebuds with bavardia. She was
attended by Miss Ruth Haverior, who wore a
bitue suit- with a cdrsage of red roses and
white chrysanthemums.
The groom 4n a dark blue suit was attended
by Arthur Renekka,
"ard Harrington sang and Miss Mary Stevens
played the organ, Dave Hopkins and Lyle
•Bruckbauer were ushers,
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After tho ceremony a reception was given
at the Matanuska Lodge, A Beautiful large
redding cake decorated in white with a
bride in the center was served with Orange
nit punch. The cake was made by the
mrock Bakery,
Out of town guests at th6 wedding were;
Mr, and Mrs. Harold ^iec, Mrs.Fohn-Hansen,
Miss J,Hazel Zimnennan, Miss Mary Lauber,
Phil Lovell, Mr, and Mrs, Rex'Ehrh&rt,
Ted Carter, Miss Mary Stevens, and Jaok
ttewconb.
The Btide and Croon departed fot* a Honey
moon in the States, but so far as is known
they have been unable to get transportatio
out.
The best wishes of the Community are 030
tended to tho newlyweds. _.
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Thanksgiving nov. 22
Nheroas,following time honored custom,the
people-of America have set aside Thanks
giving Day as a National Holiday to express
their gratitude for the many blessings
they have received, and whereas, the suc
cessful termination of the greatest war in
history, resulting in the unconditional
surrender of our enemies, and the rees
tablishment of peace, .gives the AmeriOan
Icople special cause for thankfulness, and
n opportunity for rededication to the
rihciples for which we have successfully
Ought, and whereas, the Prcsidont of'the
nited States has proclaimed Thursday,
ovamber 22 of'this'year Thanksgiving Day
or the Nation, now, therefore; I, Ernest
rdoning, do proclaim Thursday, November
2, to be Thanksgiving throughout the‘Ter
ritory of Alaska, and a legal holiday.
Ernest Gruening, Governor
All units of the Co-op will'be closed on
Thanksgiving Day November 22, excopt those
that must be kept operating for the welfare
of the community. •
CHARLES LIE BING LOSES 30* CHICKENS IN FIRE
A fire completely destroyed the chicken
house and about 300 chickens on the Charles
Liebing place this nock. The fire broke
out around noon on Tuesday. The Alarm
vrfis given, but due to a very high wind at
that time and also the delay in being ablo
to got the fire truck until one drives
into town, it was impossible to save the
building. This is another instance when
telephones would have boon very helpful.
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The Airport site is being surveyed by
Engineer A,H*. Curtis and volunteer labor.
NOVEMBER—
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BINGO &6b PM.
PALMER COMMUNITY
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