: Reporters—
Notebook
Women of the Northland Pion
eer Grange will hold a dinner for
the Grange men Thursday even
ing, June 25 at Grange Hall. Din
ner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
Sam H. Cole, S3, known as
the ‘'King of Hoboes" stopped in
Palmer this week. He plans to
continue his tour of Alaska
with a visit to Russia included
in his itinerary.
Mrs. Frances Plack, former Val
ley resdent, arrived in Palmer
June 16 following a motor trop
from San Diego. She was accom
panied by her son and daughter
in-law. A former employe of the
Valley Hospital, Mrs. Plack plans
to resume her hospital work.
Also Outside are Chet and
Mary Liebing. Mr. Liebing is re
ceiving medical treatment at
the Virginia Mason Clinic.
Leonard Lamp, employe at
Koslosky’s Department Store, has
returned to work following serv
eral months in the states where
he received medical treatment.
Waldworth Brown and Camille
LeFevre of the office of Exten
sion Stations in Washington, D. C.
were Palmer visitors this week.
The men are on an annual inspec
tion tour of all experiment sta
tions.
Arthur Greeley, new Region
al Forester, was a recent visitor
in the Valley.
New employe at Koslosky’s this |
week is Mrs. Bonnie Womack,
recent arrival from Wyoming,1
Mrs. Womack is operating one!
of the check stands in the grocery j
department.
Lt. Col. W. B. Snodgrass, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Snodgrass,
was recently designated a Fel
low of the American Board of
Public Health.
Melvin Mooers, brother of Lar
ry Mooers, arrived in the Valley
this past week end from Renton,
Washington. He drove to Alaska
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plans to remain for the summer.
Harvey Hiber, PHS Class of
'52 is spending his summer vaca
tion with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Harvev Hiber of Eska.
D. T. McMahon left Palmer this
week for a vacation in Dallas,
Texas. He is making his trip by
air and plans to be gone two or
three months.
Paul Marlin received word last
week that the home of his parents
in Worcester, Mass, had been des
troyed by the tornado that hit
that city June 9.
Dr. Richard Washburn, entomo
logist with the Alaska Agricul
tural Experiment station, address
ed the Cook Inlet Branch of the
American society of the advance
ment of science June 5 at the
Arctic Health Reserve Center, An
chorage.
Mrs. Justine Parks of Chugiak
was in charge of the potluck din
ner held by Alaska Court 1 of
the Order of Amaranth, held
June 9 at the Masonic temple in
Anchorage.
PLAN SQUARE DANCE
The public is invited to attend
a square dance to be held Monday
evening, June 22 in the church
basement at St. Michael’s. Danc
ing will start at 8 p.m. and con
tinue until 11 p.m.
Sixty-five dog licenses have
been sold to dog owners within
Palmer city limits since January
1. New comers to the Valley are
reminded that all dogs, kept with
in city limits, must be licensed,
according to city regulations. Li
censes may be obtained at the
’ity Clerk’s office in the Wright
building.
NEW BABIES
Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lawton
are parents of their third child
and second son. Born at Valley
Hospital June 12, he weighed
eight pounds, two ounces and
has been named Jeffrey. Mrs.
Lawton has been employed at
the Bureau of Reclamation office.
Mr. Lawton is employed by the
Evans-Jones Coal Mine.
Bula
A son, their first child, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
J. Bula June 12 at Valley Hos
pital. He has been named Ray
mond Gregory and weighed six
pounds, 12 ounces at birth. Mr.
Bula is an agronomist with the
Alaska Experiment Station.
Rorrison
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rorrison
of Kenai are receiving congratul
PLAN SQUARE AND FOLK
DANCING IN ANCHORAGE
The Northern Lights Folk
Dance group of Anchorage are
sponsoring a dance for all per
sons interested in square and
folk dancing on Friday night,
June 26. The dance will be held
at the Alaska Railroad club ten
nis courts and will start at 8 p.m.
All interested dancers are invited
to attend.
ations on the birth of their first
child, a son, born at Seward Gene
ral Hospital June 8. He has been
named Lawrence Dane, Junior
and is grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Rorrison of Palmer.
Byrd
Corporal and Mrs. J. L. Byrd
of San Miguel, California are par
ents of a baby girl. Born June 11,
she is the couple’s first child and
has been named Christine Ann.
Mrs. Byrd is the former Doris,
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Moore of Palmer.
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A new edition of the map of the
entire territory of Alaska is ex
pected off the presses in a week
ar two the Geological Survey an
nounced this week.
Operations to provide more de
tailed Alaska maps have been
started in the territory by two
typographic mapping parties, of-!
ficials added. New mapping will
be done in one area covering
bout 17,000 square miles. The
other section will cover about 68
quadrangles being checked for
cultural data.
Phyllis Wilson of Wasilla re
turned this week from studies
at the University of California.
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ATTENDS SUMMER SCHOOL
Miss Carol Colberg, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Colberg left
June 12 for Seattle where she
will attend summer school at the
Lutheran Bible Institute.
Among 19 young men inducted
into the armed services in An
chorage June 9 was Nicholas
Shematovich of Palmer.
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