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Mrs. Woodrow Kurth and j
snail daughter, Sondra, re
turned Tuesday evening frora
a trip to St. Louis where
she visited her family the
Inst four months. They made
the round trip by plane.
Mrs. Evelyn Abel and her
two young sons, Dick and
George, arrived from Seattle
on the Aleutian Sunday evo
ning. They wore net at An
chorage by Harry Cheek and
on Tuosdny Mrs. Abel and Mr.
Cheek were married by Mrs.
Huntley, the distaff side of
the tv;o Commissioners by
that name.
The wedding was in accord
ance with plans made before
Mr. Cheek cane to Palmer to
act as sales-manager and
fiscal agent for the Mata
nuska Valloy Farmers Cooper
ating Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheek are
living in the staff house
rocently vacated by the Ver
non Morenens. Mr. Cheek
generously distributed candy
and cigars to the staff in
celebration of his wedding.
The Hountein View 4-H
club held a regular meeting
at the h'Tie of Lauritz Leber];
last Tuesday evening, when a
committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the
club booth at the Achieve
ment Show, An identifica
tion contest on garden seed
and grain was conducted by
the local leader, Harold Din"
kel, and Harold Rice, Exten
sion agent, Allen Linn re
ceived the highest score
and wr*3 awarded first prize}
second prize went to Rose
mary Vickeryous.
Each 4-H club is requested
to have a booth, with entrie i
in the booth not to be used
as individual exhibits, at
the Achievement Show next
’sTednesday. The booths may
be put in place on Tuesday
afternoon. ;
St, John's Lutheran churcl
will have services this next
Sunday, fifth Sunday of the
month. Sunday school at
10s 30 a.m. Horning 'JorsKip
at 11:00 a.m.
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about town
STARRING JOAN BL0ND3LL - BINNIS BARNES - JANST .
BLAIR - ROBERT BI2NCHL3Y- - JOHN HOWARD -
(A nan Ictbcs his head, a vnnan loses her temper,
enc you - you will lose your blues). ......
Hiss Isabel Tish i3 visiting Dr. and i.irs. Leroy W.
Flofa. She leases uor.day by plane for Fairbanks where
she is dormitory hostess and nurse at the University of
Alaska.
Lira. Jack Warren who has been a nurse on the staff
of ilatanuska Valley hospital, will leave Tuesday for her
home in Fairbanks.
Mrs. Delbert Anderson and her new son will return
home tomorrow evening from the hospital.
Lloyd Mattingley has bought the stage line betp/een
Independence Hines and Anchorage formerly driven by Reg
gie Bartlett.
Mads Johansen brought a magnificent lot of potatoes
from his farm to the warehouse storage bins today.
William Casler is still bringing huge home-grown red
rasoberries to market and hothouse cucumbers.
Miss tlaurive Dylbn, nurse, arrived from the States
Monday, worked, at the hospital Tuesday and left Wednes
day for Anchorage.