SUNDAY
MARCH 21st., 1943
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VALLEY CHAPEL ' PASTORS
Rev. & Mrs. K..E. Boyer
Church School and Worship 10:00 am.
Church Service 8:00 pm.
Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 pm.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN PASTOR
Woodrow Kurth
Sunday School 10:00 am.
Sunday Services 11:00 a^.
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC PASTOR
Rev. Father Sneed
Sunday Mass
10:00 am
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PASTOR
nday School
rninb Worship
10:00 am
11:00 am
’hr 1st inn Endeavor,
1st., 3rd., 5th. Sundays)7:00 pm.
Word has been received from the
Clarence Sjodin family who left
last fall, for Minneapolis, Minn.,
that they are anxicus to return to
Maska, but that there are many
difficulties in securing transport
ation, so that it may be some time
iefore they can £et back.
Carl Erickson and wife returned
from the States recently. They
made a trip to ’Wisconsin while out
side.
Ross Sheely was a visitor this
.veek, from Anchora0e. We hear
■-hat Ross is thinking about forty
■cres of potatoes this year as a
farming venture in the Valley.
Pony Vicknryous and. Cecil Kurtz
ave loaded several carloads of
line-props for the mines. The last
tenth has been more favorable for
/ork of this kind.
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RIVERBEND CLUB HOMEMAKERS.
On Wednesday, March 10th., the
iRiverbend Homemakers met at the home
of Mrs. Harry Campbell for an in
structive end happy social meetin0.
Mrs. Ed. Ueeck, Mr* Campbell's
mother, assisted in the preparation
and serving of a delightfully tasty
dinner.
Miss Rose Guralnick, the 1 cal
Health Nurse, <_ave an interesting
talk on Child Health.
Plans were also made to n<5 bump"
overstuffed cushions at a le-er
meeting.
There were twelve members present,
and five visiters. The visitors
were:
Mary Cornelius Mrs. Johans on
Fanny Wirtenen Mrs. Ed. Uceck
Miss Rose Guralnick
The' members present were:
Mrs. Then Campbell
Katheen Hecker
Vera Rorris on
Mrs. Quanstrom
Mrs. Berry
Mrs. Arvid Jchnson
Elinor Jones
Maud. Ware
Mrs. Bryant
Viola Lentz
Mrs. Kcrtulla
Mrs. Loss in*
Despite the presence of Mrl Man
Winter", the meeting was enjoyable
to all. The next meetin^ will be
held at the home of Mrs. Katheen
Keeker, on April 7th. Mrs. Hecker
is also the club reporter.
Chester Clark of Independence
Mine, has been hospitalized this
last week for an eye infection.
Mrs, Tom LePak spent a few '’ays
in the hospital for medical treat
ment and went heme Saturday.
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