VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN
Entered as second class matter on Oct. 21, 1947, at the post office at
Palmer, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription rates . 50c month, $5 a year
Published at Palmer each Thursday
Viola Daniels Editor
No printed material in the Valley Frontiersman may be
reproduced except by permission of the editor.
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the United States
Palmer Listing Suggested
In Anchorage Directory
A plan is being considered
whereby the Anchorage tele
phone directory will include a
Palmer section, it was announced
this week by Maynard Sands of
the Matanuska Valley Telephone
Exchange. Mr. Sands said he felt
the inclusion would prove of
great benefit to both Palmer and
Anchorage merchants.
The success of the proposed
plan will depend, to a great ex
tent, on Palmer merchants’ inter
est in listings in classified sec
tion of the directory, Mr. Sands
said. Miss Alice Fuller arrived
in Palmer yesterday and will be
here through tomorrow, to con
tact subscribers for listings in
that directory. She may be
reached at the Matanuska Hotel
for further information concern
ing the plan.
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GRANGE TELLS—
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floor at the stroke of midnight
next Saturday.
The ball will be held in Palm
er’s Gymnasium, between the
hours of 9 p. m. and 1 a. m.
Schaeffer’s Orchestra will pro
vide music for dancing Dress
will be semi-formal.
Balloons, noisemakers, hats and
favors for the evening will be
supplied by the Grange. Dance
tickets will be on sale at the door.
The central committee for this
year’s function is Thomas Lepak,
Clair Stock and George Small.
They will be assisted by William
Hoskins, L. O. Hayes, Mrs. Roy
Brock and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich.
All proceeds from this year’s
ball will go into the Grange
building fund, Mr. Stock said.
The organization hopes to be able
to begin construction in the
spring.
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CO-OP WAREHOUSE
PALMER, ALASKA
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Miner Suffers
Neck Injury .
Ray Cliptanger of Indepen
dence Mine was injured in a holi
day accident at the quarters
there. Mr. Cliptanger is confined
to Valley Hospital, where he is
recovering from a neck injury
which resulted in internal hemor
rhage. The miner’s physician said
he is now “doing well.”
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