Legion Auxiliary
(Continued from page 1)
Sg“. at Arms; Lawrence Arndt
r mtinued in as Finance Officer
and Reverend Bingleas Chaplain, j
Mrs. Eleanor Marsh, Depart
mental 2nd Vice Commander of
t i3 Legion Auxiliary presided at
i. le installation of officers. She
v, is assisted by Mrs. Edna
; ivnor, President Unit No. 1.
Officers elected at the joint
,i acting held at the home of Mr.
.. id Mrs. Einer Huseby on Oct.
2/th were: Mrs. Grace Anderson,
President; Beatrice Huntley, 1st
'/tee Pres.; Vera Rorrison, 2nd
rice Pres.; Margaret Miller, secre
> iry; Lila Ennes, Treasurer; Mable
jingle, Historian; Vivian Soren
s >n, Sgt. at Arms and Inez
. ttiebey as Chaplan.
At an executive meeting held
I at the home of Mrs. Charlotte
Sheely on .Monday, Nov. 2, the
following chairmen were appoint
ed: Americanism, Dorothy Bell;
Child Welfare. Mable Bingle:Com
munity and Service, Inez luiseby;
Constitution and By-Laws, Vera
Rorrison; Fidac, Margaret Miller;
Finance, Lila Ennes; History,
Mable Bingle; Junior Activities,
Beatrice Huntley; Legislation,
Ada Mary Moore; Membership,
Vivian Sorenson; Music, Mabel
Fox; National Publication,
Eugenie Lee; National Defense,
Hilda Hermon; Poppy, Vivian
Stoddard; Publicity, Margaret
Miller; Rehabilitation, Charlotte
j Sheely.
The next, a joint meeting, will
! be held at the home of Chris
Anderson on Tuesday, November
24th.
FOR SALE
Two Room House - Furnished
Built-in Features - - Celotexed
Porch
A fine house built entirely of
“Outside” Lumber.
Price $350.00
On Skids And Easy To Move
See Jack Allman, PIONEER OFFICE
“Oregonian” All Wet
(Continued from page 2)
Considering the rapidly in
creasing population of the Terri
tory and the fine protective tariff
offered by the high rates of the
Alaska Steamship Company and
the Alaska Railroad, it looks as
though an extensive and stable
market is something these farm
ers “have the most of.”
C. Of C. Meeting
Members of the Palmer Cham
ber of Commerce are asked to
attend a meeting to be held at the
PIONEER office on Friday
evening, November 20. at 7:45
p. m.
Subjects to be discussed are
the installation of a red reflector
for night warnings at the danger
ous corner near Rev. Freiling’s j
residence, and the matter of con-;
trolling the interference to radio 1
reception being caused by the1
number of individual light plants
operating in the town.
Hospital Notes
During the past week Kenneth
McClarty, Shirley Herried, Vir
ginia Becker, Charles and Mar
garet Smith all had their tonsils
and adenoids removed. Mrs.
Jeff Morley was at the hospital
for medical treatment and Wm.
Becker for surgical treatment of
one of his ears.
While Doctor Albrecht was
busy at the Pilkington home at
one o’clock Thursday morning a
baby girl was born to Mrs.
Vernon Jones. Nurse Katherine
Powers handled the delivery by
herself.
Donald Gulberg, who was
kicked in the 'head by a horse
has made a remarkable recovery
and has been returned to his
home. His left eye, according to
Dr. Albrecht, is at present sight
less, but there are hopes that at
least partial vision will be re
stored.
Sonya Hansen, wife of an
ARRC carpenter, was admitted
for surgical treatment and
Alberta Ezi, a native girl from
Matanuska, has been discharged
after a case of near pneumonia.
Fountain Lunch
Open For Business
A fountain lunch and chili
parlor has been added to Palmer’s
business district. Located next
door to the Dunklee Building, it
bears the rather appropriate name
of “The Rose Bowl.”
No doubt the tag line will be:
“It’s The Berries,” thus using the
names of both proprietors, Mrs.
JacK Rose and Frank Berry. Mrs.
Rose will run the front end of
the house while Frank presides
over the big range.
A feature which will be popular
is the small banquet room at the
rear where private dinners will
be served.
Advertise in the
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