Buiie Boys
Lazy Mt. Sod Busters
The 4-H gardening club at Lazy
Mt. Children’s Home met to or
ganize June 14. William Knut
sen was elected president. Other
officers are: Katherine Knutsen,
vice-president; Walter Phillips,
secretary-treasurer and Macon
Galeshoff, song leader.
Other members are Jesse Wil
son, Raymond Carroll, Ernest
Evan, Ann Nelson, Florence Car
roll, Katherine Ring, Tooshie
Pearson, and Jimmy Shaginoff.
A second meeting was held
July 5 at which Tooshie gave a
talk on soil preparation. Several
members have already harvested
and sold produce.
WALTER PHILLIPS, JR.,
reporter
Ladybug Club
The meetihg of the Ladybug
4-H club was held at Mrs. Reid’s
home. We had a demonstration
on gingerbread, and a business
meeting.
We played games and sang
songs and had lots of fun. The
next meeting will be held at |
Reid’s home, July 8. Wewill have
a demonstration on muffins.
LEONARD REID, reporter
Eklulna Eskimos
The sixth meeting of Eklutna
Eskimos 4-H club wa6 brought
to order by presdent Michal Kle
inbach at Drazes’ home June 30.
Thirteen members and one vis
itor, Mrs. Marylou Rideout, were [
present. Mrs. Rideout answered
our questions and gave us a sheet
of paper which told us how to 1
give a demonstration.
We played games and the meet- '
ing was adjourned. We had re- '
freshments of cake and punch '
and then went home. *
ROMNEY BURKE, reporter J
Merry Mixers |
The Merry-Mixers’ 4-H club 1
met July 9. A demonsration of \
corn bread was given by Virginia
Crites and Linda Jane Cope. Two I
new members joined the club. "•
They are Sylvia Sisley and Terry
SMITH-OVERSTREET
NUPTIALS HELD JUNE 19
The Presbyterian Church in
Wasilla was the scene of a pretty
wedding the evening of June 19
when Peggy Jo Overstreet,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Overstreet of McCloud, Califor
nia, became the bride of David
Floyd Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Smith of Wasilla. Rev- Brian
Cleworth performed the double
ring ceremony. “Always”, and “I
Love You Truly” were sung by
Carl Paulson, accompanied by
Allayne Nelson who also played
other wedding music.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by the bridegroom's
father, wore a beautiful ankle
length white long-sleeved gown
with a satin lined lace bodice and
a double nylon net whirl skirt
over white satin. Her veil of fin
ger-tip length was of imported
white lace. She carried a white
prayer book, given to the bride
groom’s grandmother by his
grandfaher in 1899, with a cluster
of small red roses attached by
white lace and white ribbon
streamers.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Frank Smith, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom. The bride’s attend
ants wore ballerina length form
als of pastel shades and carried
pink gladiola bouquets. Best man
was Frank Smith brother of the
aridegroom. Ushers were Dan
Carney and Ben Cottle.
For her son’s wedding the
bridegroom’s mother chose a light
»rey suit, with which she wore a
:ed rose corsage. Mr. and Mrs.
3ill Senske of Wasilla represent
ed the bride’s parents at the
eeremony and reception which
ollowed. '■
At the reception, held at Com- [
nunity Hall, Mrs. Eldor Hulke,
ister of the bridegroom, presided '
>ver the guest book. The hall
vas beautifully decorated, and c
vild orchids, gathered by Mrs. r
lose Johnson, graced the tables.
Unong out of town guests who *
/ere present were Mrs. Mabel £
leid, sister of the bridegroom, f
/ho flew from Monmouh, Ore- P
Jiemann. Cornbread and punch
/ere served. j
LINDA JANE COPE, reporter
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
THURSDAY. JULY 15
| AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL
IARY, Legion Bldg., 8 p.m.
j L.D.S. BEEF DINNER, Grange
Hall, 5-8 p.m.
FRIDAY. JULY 16
VALLEY HOSPITAL BOARD,
Valley Presbyterian Hospital,
8 p.m.
MONDAY, JULY 19
KIWANIS CLUB, Co-Op club
room, 12:05 p.m.
LIBRARY BOARD, Palmer Li
brary, 8 p.m.
VALLEY FAIR BOARD, Brooks
Equipment, 8 p.m.
BETA SIGMA PHI, Home of
Marne Hanks, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY. JULY 20
BOY SCOUTS, Fairgrounds area,
7 p.m.
CITY COUNCIL, Clerk’s office,
7:30 p.m.
EXPECTANT MOTHERS’
CLASS, Health Center, 8 p.m.
SEC. McKAY VISITING, Coffee
hour at Elk’s 10:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Co
Op club room, 12:05 p.m.
MAT. VALLEY O. E. STAR, Car
penters’ Hall, 8 p.m.
WELL BABY CLINIC, Health
Center, 2-4 p.m.
FIELD DAY, Ex. Sta. Farm, Pub
lic invited, 10:30 a.m.
STEVENSON & BARTLETT ar
rive Anchorage
THURSDAY. JULY 22
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN
GE, Grange Hall, 8 p.m.
;on, Mrs. Hubert Sager and Cor
:y, and Daisy Byrd from River- !
ide Lodge on the Alaska High
way. ;
For their wedding trip the bride
hose a navy blue dress with !
latching accessories. '<
The young couple are now at ;
ome in Anchorage. The bride- '
room is with the U. S. Army at ;
ort Richardson, holding a cor- ;
oral rating. He plans to continue
is schooling upon discharge from
le Army.
RONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS >
Holy Land Pictures
At Lutheran Church
Members and friends of St.
John’s Lutheran Church in Pal
mer are invited to share a treat
on Sunday evening, July 18, at
7:30 p m. when Mr. Simon Schul
ler of Cleveland, Ohio, will pre
sent pictures taken on a recent
tour through the Holy Land.
Mr. Schuller is father of Dick
Schuller of Palmer and was priv
ileged to attend a tour sponsored
by the Lutheran Laymen’s League
in August of 1953. The trip took
them through 11 countries, and in
cluded stops at such places as
Rome, Athens, Cairo, Lebanon,
Damascus, Trans Jordan, Jeru
salem, Tel Aviv, Geneva, Paris
and London. Christians will be
particularly interested in seeing
pictures from places rich in Bib
lical lore.
Following the showing of the
picture everyone is invited to en
joy cake and coffee and a Fellow
ship Hour in the church base
ment.
TRI-SQUARE PICNIC
AT GREEN ACRES SUNDAY
All members of the Palmer
Tri-Square club and all visiting
Matrons are invited to attend the
picnic being planned for Sunday,
July 18 at Green Acres. The an
nual affair is planned for all day
Carpenters, Remember!
Carpenters Local 2251
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Each Month
Youth for Christ
Presents
RALLY
SATURDAY. JULY 17
8:00 P.M. — 9:00 P.M. ;
Baptist Church
ALL AGES WELCOME
Charles & Pansy Hodson
Valley Producer’s Ass’n. .
Walter C. Mau __
Don C. Phillips _
T19N/R3
George Rupe _
Dewey L. Orrell _
Auto and Personal
Ray A. Anderson _
Myrvle H. Anderson_
William Berry_
Fred Beyer__
Alvin Brager_
Alvin Brager_
Buffalo Coal Co._
Wilma and Frank Gill _
Wm. Keith Gorder_
Rex Hardage_
Ward E. Harrington_
Benjamin C. Harris_
Hazel Harris_
D. C. Hill __
Jim Hitchcock _
Richard Hodsdon_
Leon Holbrook_
Ben Hudgins _
James or Betty Kindler_
Swanie Kuoppala_
Lou’s Beauty Shop ((Daggs) .
Robert L. McCombs_
^Geneva McDonald_
John W. McDonald_
Roger McDonald_
J. A. McLean_
Virgil Meehan _
George Park Munsey_
Ray Nelson_
Andrew Norris_
Harry F. O’Brien_
Harry J. O’Donald_
Patrick O’Connor_
„ Martin Omestad_
Carl Onkka_
Earl Payne_
Otto Peterson Jr._
John Postisheh_
Wilmert J. Pruett_
Dwight Pullen_
Wm. Remple_
O. A. and Thelma Ross
Albert W. Saulsbury _
Ruth Saulsbury_
Elmer E. Sexton _
A. L. Smith_
A. L. Smith Trucking Co.
James Smith_
Oliver Smith
S. N. Staveland_
Ray and Ruth Stevens _
Glen Vore_
James Thomlow_
Emil Waldal_
Henry Wallace _
Richard Weidman_
Ronald Schmitz_
Rudolph Yerbich_
Norman Bear_
Bernard Benson_
Tom Phillips_
Robert L. Tucker_
Howard Campbell_
Frank Cornelius_
-S 30-SW!i/NE!4 _
-S 33-1 y2 A. NW'i ..
-4 Lots in SW14/SE14 _
-Parcel in NEli/NEli _
,'S 26-NEH /NW14 ..
.S 28-NEJ4/NW!4 (41.6 A.)
- 133.00 19.95
_ 10.00 1.50
- 12.00 1.80
- 2.00 .30
.. 24.00 3.60
- 3.00 .45
Tax Penalty
- 4.75 .71
- 6.50 .98
- 6.50 .98
- 6.95 1.05
- 19.00 2.85
- 91.00 13.65
_ 1,500.00 225.00
- 26.95 4.05
- 15.00 2.25
- 16.95 2.55
- 10.60 1.59
- 24.25 3.64
- 14.95 2.25
- 18.00 2.70
- 4.50 .68
- 4.50 .68
-- 25.95 3.90
- 27.00 4.05
- 18.10 2.70
- 61.05 9.15
- 5.60 .84
- 14.75 2.21
- 9.50 1.43
- 10.25 1.54'
- 5.50 .83
- 20.50 3.08
- 8.25 1.24
-- 4.50 .68
- *11.60 1.74
- 25.95 3.90
- 21.45 3.23
- 16.10 2.41
- 5.50 .83
- 5.50 .83
-- 21.75 3.26
- 18.75 2.81
-21.15 3.17
- 5.00 .75
- 18.45 2.78
- 25.00 3.75
- 23.00 3-45
- 21.75 3.27
- 13.35 2.00
-- 19.95 3.00
- 13.65 2.05
- 20.95 3.15
- 168.75 25.31
- 5-00 .75
- 13.95 2.10
- 4.50 .68
-- 20.95 3.30 ’
- 36.10 5.42
-— 6.80 1.02
-5.00 .75
- 23.95 3.60
- 4.50 .68
- 20.25 3.04
- 53.65 8.05
- 22.75 3.45
- 11.00 1.65
- 9.00 1.35
- 14.00 2.10
-- 8.25 1.24
- 37,35 5.60
11-73 4.10 168.78
3.50 4.10 19.10
2.14 4.10 20.04
•34 4.10 6.74
4.08 4.10 35-78
•51 4.10 8.06
Interest Cost Total
■30 4.10 10.36
1-11 4.10 12.69
1-11 4.10 12.69
1.19 4.10 13.29
5.01 4.10 30.96
15.47 4.10 124.22
229.50 4.10 1,958.60
4 59 4.10 39.69
2 55 4.10 23.90
2.89 4.10 26.49
1-80 4-10 18.09
4.12 4.10 36.11
2.55 4.10 23.85
3 06 4.10 27.86
•77 4.10 10.05
•77 4.10 10.05
4.42 4.10 38.37
4.59 4.10 39.74
3.06 4.10 27.96
16.80 4.10 91.10
•95 4.10 11.49
2.50 4.10 23.56
1-52 4.10 16.55
1.75 4-10 17.64
.94 4.10 11.37
3.49 4.10 31.17
141 4.10 15.00
•77 4.10 10.05
1 97 4.10 19.41
4.42 4.10 38.37
3.66 4.10 32.44
2.73 4.10 25.34
.94 4.10 11.37
.94 4.10 11.37
6.40 4.10 35.51
3.19 4.10 28.85
3-60 4.10 32.02
1-45 4.10 11.30
3.21 4.10 28.54
4.25 4.10 37.10
3.91 4.10 34.46
3.70 4.10 32.82
2.27 4.10 21.72
3.40 4.10 30.45
2.33 4.10 22.13
3.57 4.10 31.77
28.69 4.10 226.85
1.44 4.10 11.29
2.38 4.10 22.53
.77 4.10 10.05
3.72 4.10 32.07
6.93 4.10 52.55
1.16 4.10 13.08
.85 4.10 10.70
4.08 4.10 35.73
.77 4.10 10.05
3.46 4.10 30.85
11.25 4.10 77-05
3.90 4.10 34.20
1-87 4.10 18.62
1-53 4.10 15.98
2.38 4.10 22.58
1.41 4.10 15.00
8.85 4.10 55-90
Independent School District for the ye'iTlMs" 1950 TSsi^n'd‘l9 52 £, i“f «11,JJ“e»t taxes for the City of Palmer and the Palmer
and 1953. The total amount of said taxes and pinal.y’and interest sepaSlelySt^a'nd thtagXSteoMheThJle1 the™?:' ^ 1952'
(Seal of the City of Palmer)
(Seal of the Palmer Independent School District)
Req. 110 — Published July 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5 1954
ELIZABETH BARRY
City Clerk of the City of Palmer
MARY WASHBURN
Clerk of the Palmer Independent School District
RAY D. BYHAM
Assessor-Collector
For the City of Palmer and Palmer Independent
School District
MJ
and will include lots of fun for
all. Those attending are asked to
| take their own weiners or other
cream, French bread, pop and cof
f fee will be served.
A large percentage of Valley
residents have made the trip to
Anchorage to see the Bailey Bros,
circus, returning with high praise *
f'r' vqried acts Presented in
Alaska’s first circus performance.
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under ordinary driving conditions.
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ALASKA RAILROAD TRAIN SCHEDULE
Northbound Each Thursday Southbound
Read Down dmj »»_
7:30 aon. Lt. Seward Ar. afoS pin.
12.01 pan. At. Anchorage Lt. 3:30 pjn.
ANCHORAGE. McKINLEY 8c FAIRBANKS
Every day but Tuesday—Northbound and Southbound
8:30 aun. Lr. Anchorage Ar. 8:15 pan.
12:50 pan. Lt. Curry Lt. 4:10 pan.
4:36 pan. Lt. McKinley Lt. 12:26 pan.
8:30 pan. Ar. Fairbanks Lt. 8:30
ANCHORAGE AND WHITTIER
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
3:00 pan.
5:05 pan.
11:45
6:30
Lt. Whittier Ar.
.—. Ar. Anchorage Lt.
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