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ROBERT H. ROMIG
ANCHORAGE,
ALASKA
FOR GENERAL INSURANCE /NT) A
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A baby girl was born to Mr, and
Mrs. vanWormer on August 24.
On August 19, twin girls ware born
to Mr. and Mrs. McCartney,
One of the things learned at the
Experiment Earn on Field Day is
that Mr. I. M. C. Anderson we i Ids, ..
a vvi eked f rying petft. 'rfe'wond6r if"
his wife has broalcfast in bed.
CHURCE 3EBVJCS ftp®jDAY,
Rev, B.J.,Single of the United
Protestant Church will hold
Sunday school and church services
at King's Lake on Sunday August
the 28 th. weather permitting.
... SPECIAL GRANGE .MEETING g :
The Northland Pioneer Grange
called a special open meeting .
at the Grange Hall Thursday even
ing in honor of Mr.Ray McKaig*
Mr.McKaig is Deputy Committee
man of the National Grange,
cooperative organizer and author
ity on farmers cooperatives from
the State of Idaho. Mr.McKaig
gave a splendid speech to a very
interested greup of people in
which ho carefully explained
Grange \ roeeeduro and power also,
something of the importance of
a farmers cooperative and seme
of the usual problems to over
cepigji..; ' -• *.
Those present considered it a
privilege and honor to have Mr.
MeHaig with us at this time to
'give us information and advice,
on the subject of greatest impor
tance in our commuity . It is
hoped that wo may' have Mr.McKaig
with us "giin at seme future date.
The f3mr.ll daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob RlnIcy fell from r.
horse and broke, her c - .liar' bone.
Mr. end Mrs. Risley live at
Camp 7. The child was riding
•the horse with her sister at the
’time of the accident.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION
AT KING'S LAKE
A young people's Convention will
be held at King's Lake beginning
tod y Friday. ‘August 26 th. and
lasting till Thursday Sept.' 1.
A number of young people arc
coming from Seward accompanied.. .. ..
by-Rev. 'Cl'emerits, several from
Anchorage accompanied by Rev.
McAdop and other-s (from Eklutrih. v ■,
. t \ ' . ! V • ' ^ \ I
A dp-finite prbgrhm has been plann
ed with church services and re
creation for the duration of the
Convention.
This is an opportunity . to get
acquainted with people from
Seward, Anchorage and other places.