SPECIAL NOTICE
THE NATANUSKA VALLEY POST NO 15,THE
ANERICA1J LECrT.ON REQUEST THE COOPER-J
ATI ON OF ALL PEOPLE IN COH'UNI TY
CENTER AND VALLEY ON NEDNESDAY
EVENING AT 7PN NAY P2ND, OR IF IT
RAINS THIS EVENING, THE FOLLO1 ^ G
EVENING NAY 23RD FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CLEANING, CUTTING OF GRASS AI D
OTHER NECESSARY ORK TO BEAUTIFY
CUR CETTT’IRY. ALL ORGANIZATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS ARE CORDIALLY T"
VITED rO AKE PA IT 1“ THIS \ ORK, SC
TURN OUT, BRING YOUR RA”ES SCYTHES
a:D OTHER NECESSARY TOOLS AND LETS
DO T'IS'SO NECESSARY !'ORF.
I'ErO^IAL DAY STR7ICLS
On Decoration Day, Fey 30th, the
Fetenuska Valley Fost Do. 15, The
American Ley ion vlll hold ’’erorial
Day Services at the Local Cemetery
The entire.Valley folks are in
vited to unite in Commemerrticn
and v'onor of our deal. Lay 30
is nationally recornized as a day
'"hen the nation remembers tveir
loved ones v;ith special services.
It is ’.veil that every community
honor and remember their dead on
this day. So make it a point to
attend these services on Fay 30th.
FORMER COLORIST PASSES A' AY
i
Word has been received in Palmer
recently of the death of I'r. Glen
Doughtgy. Mr. Doughtey was vrell
hknown in the Valley having been
one of the original colonists. A
victim of- T.B. he rent outside
for his health about two years ago
but was unable to overcome the
disease. Ho was residing in
Minnesota at the time of"his
death.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Dodson vrere
Palmer visitors from the Indepen
dence Mine "ednesdey.
GIRL SCOUTS EUTERTAIN
The Boy Scouts tnd their Mothers
and the Girl Scouts Mothers were
guests at a Banquet given by the
Girl Scouts Inst Friday evening.
The program consisted of singing
r.nd a piny entitled " Little Red
School House At Hopkins Corner” was
given by the Girls.
About sixty persons wore present to
[enjoy the evening.
At their last mooting the Girl Scouts
grve the community kitchen a house
cleaning.
3/..KE SALE
The Ladies Aid of the St.
Lutheran Church "'ill hold.
Sale in the Com;r.is3i ry at
O’clock Saturday horning I
John’s
a Eaho
10:00
'ay 13th.
BATYIY. BELT ODDITIES
Art Marsh reports the.t lie rra
amazed the c th. r day to find corn
proving six to eight inches tell
in f field which ho vis plowing.
The corn was fed to hogs lest fall
and had If in in the ground all ’"in
ter sprouting this spring. Art said
ho got off the tractor, looked ft
the plants, and dug some of the seed
up before he could believe it.
Bob Risloy, ’'.'ho lives near Fishook
Inn, reports that turnips and
rutabagas which ho did not got to
dig have start, d growing. The. roots
are fresh end firm just as if they
had been in a. root dollar.
NOTICE DISTRICT 3
District 3 will moot at the ’Em.
Ising home Saturday evening liny
18th.