Vol. 4
October 51, 1941 Palner,
Alaska
Ho. 44
ilYRTLE KLCVSTAD WEDS CD AS. JCMES
Miss Myrtle IQovstad, fom
er Palmer Home Ec monies teacher,
became the bride of Mr. Charles
Edgar Jones, son of Mrs. H. A,
Jones of Feoria, 111. Sunday
evenin_., Get. 12 at a 6 o'clock
candlelight service in Rhame,
North Dakota in the home of her
father, Mr. T. G. Klovstnd.
Wedding vows wore exchanged
in a double ring ceremony before
an alter decorated with fall
leaves and chrysanthemums.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of white chiffon with' a fit
ted bodice and long full sleevesi
a head dress of roses and steph
anotis and. carried a colonial
bouquet of pink roses, baby
mums and s tophanot i 3.
After the reception Mr. and
Mrs. Jones left for a tour of the
cast. Prom there they will go
to Seattle and will sail for
Alaska in November. They will
be at hone after December 1st
in Anchorgo.
Hr. Jones is employed by
the Alaska Railroad.
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..TV. i: t: WT IGilCN
The Alaska Defense Command,
our lr.rgost milk customer, has
requested that farmers bo notified
that it will conduct a sanitation
inspoction of all daires during
the next throe weeks.
Lt. «■/. B. Snodgrass, l ost Vet
erinarian, will call at each
dairy farm during the morning and
evening milking time to inspect
the handling of milk and will ex
amine cows for mastitis.
. Exact dates of his visits
will be posted on the Trading lost
Bulletin board. Tvis will not bo
a surprise inspection.
co-op porss
We hope you have not been
inconvenienced by being unable to
get your feed ground. We just
couldn't help it as the lower
Plant was unable to carry the
load. Now v;e have a nan grinding
feed at ni^ht, during the period *
when the derand for power is less,
and if this does not take care
of the situation we will hook up
a tractor.
Destruction of property has
reached the point where it is
evident that nothing short of re
sorting to the lav/ will stop it*
Vie have hesitated to do anything
so drastic, but if parents do
not care to take the responsibi
lity that is theirs, I know of
no reason why the Association
should allow this destruction to
continue. Young folks will be
young folks and will have to have
their fun* But I am of the op
inion that a trip to the wood
shed occasionally would help to
teach them the difference be
tween fun and mischief. I am also
firmly convinced that home and
bod is the proper place after
eight o’clock, for young child
ren-- or do they have a home?
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MRS. BYRON WILSOU LFA7KS
FOR KODIAK
Mrs. Byron Wilson, who has
boon visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Johny Long has been called to
Kodiak by the illness of her bro
ther. Mrs. V/ilson had ••claimed
a trip to Kodiak sometime in 1'ov
ember, but the message concerning
her brother's illness has' hast
ened her departure from the Valley
and shortened her visit with her
daughter. 3he is leaving today.