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Funeral services for W. T. Gill of Mat
anuska, wars „ •> held in Anchorage lr.et
Sunday afternoon. Masonic private ser
vices wfrho ’ ' held at 2 o’clock in the
Masonic Hall and a public service waft to
be held at 2:30 o'clock. Members of the
Elks lodge and of the American Legion,of
which lodges Mr. Gill was also a member*
p rticipr.tod in- in the services.
Burial was in the Masonic plot of the
Anchorage cemetery. Pallbearers were
A. A. Johnson, R. H. Romig, George Mum*
ford and Ross Sheely of Anchorage; Jerry
Ely and Neil Brown of Wasilla. The Rev.
0. Wilber Randall of the United Protes
tant church of Palmer, conducted the ser
vices.
Dale Ferrin, son of Ray Ferrin of Pal
mer was terribly injured in an accident
at Fairbanks recently, when a highway
truck backed over him, crushing his
chest. Dale has been driving a truck
for the Road Commission but details as to
the manner in which the accident happened
have not been received. He is now under
an oxygen tent following an operation on
one of his lungs. Word from the hospi
tal was that he had a chance to recover.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Fennessey expect to
sail this weekend for the States. Mr.
Fennessey taught science and mathematics
at the Eklutna school during the last
year. He now goes to the Bureau of Im
migration at Grand Forks, N. Dakota. The
Fennesseys came to Palmer Tuesday to bid
their friends good-by.
Harry Rice has moved his Shamrock Bak
ery to Anchorage.
Jan Koslosky left Tuosday to fish for
few days in Montana Creek. He returns
today.
Roy D. Ely of Wasilla, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Ely, has been appointed to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. He has been
attending the Columbia Preparatory school
in Washington, D.C. during the last year
and he passed the examinations for the
Academy with flying colors.
A Kansas City grain dealer took a mem
ory course. On the final night he passed
with a high grade and went home highly
elated.
The phone rangj it was his wife. "You
forgot to pick me up,as you promised, on
your way home from class," she said.
Hei "Well, how do you like the ball
game?"
Shet "Isn't that pitcher grand? He
hits their bats, no matter how they hold
them." -Atlanta Two Bells.