Vol. 4
January 2,.1942 Palmer, Alaska 1y#
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PHILLIPS - KOSLOSKY V/BDD
Alice Mae Phillips of A
'age he cane Krs.hJan Koslosky
week in a ceremony performed by.
Fr. V/arren R. Penn in .All Saint's
Episcopal Church.
hr. Koslosky is well known irjcSh
Palmer, having managed the Koslda*^^v
ky store here for several years
The young couple will resirtedf
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’./ASILLA COUPLE BED
hiss Jane Cadwallader and
!Teil ' rcwne were united in marr
iage last Saturday by Fr. V/arren
Jem at the Cadwallader heme in
'./as ilia.
I rs. Browne is a daughter of
hr. h hrs. C. L. Cadwallader, pio
neers cf VVasilla and hr. Browne
is, a sen of !.'r0..J; hrs. Beil Browne,
station agent.
The couple was attended ky
Mrs. Ray Bergman, sister of the
bride and Arlc hessinger.
A reception for ”0 guests was
held after the ceremony.
HOMEMAKERS1. COUNCIL MEETING
The Homemakers Council will
meet on Monday January 5, in the
Lounge of'the Recreation Hall at
10:30 xx,H. The 1042 Homemakers
programs, including Harr and Home
heok and plans for Civil Defense,
v;ill be discussed.
Hr, Don I. Irwin will tell
has been done regarding de
wn.at
fense work in rural communities,
Mrs. C, V. Ring will report
on Rod Cross activities, Mae Ste
phenson on Emergency Hitchens,
Helen Johnson ?, K. N. on the
First Aid and Home Hygiene Classes,
and Harold Rice on food and
feed curvevs,
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REMEMBER FHARL . HARBOR,
BIT DEFENSE . BONDS.
■:the "is€or^ for'awhile; so all.. caii ;:?
f see \it* : ’ <v 0
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t f T7ntil’‘!furidieh ^hbtice, "we are
*allowing Farmers only, to yirchase
gasoline by the barrel, so they
can store a supply for spring
planting. I would advise you to
. anticipate your needs of gas now.
Remember we advised you to
buy food last summer, and we'were
not calling Wolf then either.
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Indications are that it may
be impossible to ship in 1 airy or
Chicken feed due to the fact that
the space will be required for
food, That means still more feed
must be raised here for livestock
as well as more food for human
consumption.
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CHRISTMAS ’TT. lTUPTI MS
Miss ’.Vinifrcd V;. Alio;’ and
i -r. M obert. M. 3a in wo r e uni tod in
Holy Marriage at the Manse of the
United Protestant Church, ^atur?- .
day Dec. 27 at 9:00 I'M . Dl.c
vows were solemnised by the I lev•
0. .'ilbc.r Panda 11.
Attendants were I r. and Mrs.
-Vi llinrn Kerriman,
Many friends of the couple
v;e present to witness the service
and extend hearty congratulations
to the bride and groom.
Following the we deli n the ‘ .
bride and groom and a few friends
were'entertained at the Herriman
home, where the wedding coho' and
hot punch'were served before the
newlyweds left for a short honey
moon in Anchorage. Mrs. Bain,
will fulfill her contract by con-,
tinuing as. teacher in Falxnor* -Mr. *•
Bain is employed- by Star airlines. "