LOCAL BRIEFS
Victor Yohn is back in the Valley again**
He has been in Albany, Oregon, the past
few months*
We understand that Jackie Snith may re
turn to the Valley in the near future,
Jackie has been at the Swedish Hospital
for treatment of an-injury sustained last
winter during Basket Ball season.
Mrs. Robert Higginbotham flew to Fairbanks
recently and ba^k again. She visited her
daughter DeLayne, who works at the Empress
Theatre in Fairbanks.
• ’iss Ruth Liebing has returned to her work
in Bert's Drug Store in Palmer after a
few weeks vacation.
The attention-of the Editor has been called
to the fact that there arc four new cars
in Palmer. The first New car belongs to'
Father Snead, tho second to Bud Koslosky,
the third to A1 King, and Dr, Hoohn has
tho fourth. So far as we know those urc
the only four—excopt tho pick-up belong
ing to Mr. and Mrs, L. Hamby,
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