WE PIEAR THAT:
District #5 had a Social the other
night after their regular District
meeting. This is the second social
and every one is enthusiastic about
keeping them up. It was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Drag
seth. Mrs. Oscar Kindgren, Mrs.
•Waldo Pox and Mrs. John Ffoiff were
assistant hostesses to Mrs. Drag
seth. During the evening they
played penuchle and "500” with Mrs.
Pfeiff, Herbert Caulkins and Mrs.
Marshall winning first prizes and
Mrs. Fox, Mr. Kindgren and Mrs.
William Hynek Carrying off consola
tion prizes. And, of course, there
were refreshments.
•Louie Loberfe was talking about the
twins at hi3 house, last week. Oh,
yes, they were calves. The bull'*'
calf died but last we heard the
heifer was still alive.
A voice recording company in Now
York made a record of a broadcast
from Juneau on January 1. On the
program was a Mrs. Bell. So now
Mrs. Bell has a letter want
ing to know if sho would be inter
ested in purchasing the record.
Seems the rest of the world thinks
the Matanuska Valley Is all Alaska.
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E.J.Leavitt from McGrath is the new
foreman of mechanics and in charge
of repair work at the Co-op Garage.
Both Paul Nelson and Vincent Stephan
expect their wives back on the YUKON
tomorrow. They have been gone, about
two months, and they've been missed.
A record was established-when there
was no baby born at the Matanuska
Valley Hospital for nearly a month
December 23 to January 21. They
have, been coming at the rate of about
one a week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Ellsworth had a baby boy born to
them on January 21.
There was quite a crowd last Sunday
skating on the Palmer rink. Even
Mrs. Leo Jacobs tried to master the
art for the first time. Then at 2:0C
thq Palmer Hockey Team played the
High Sfehool teofn,' winning with a scoi
of 5:2. It is planned that a com
bined team will go to Anchorage for
the Pur Rendezvous.
Friends and neighbors of the A.R.Mof
fitt's gave them a housewarming or
welcoming party last Saturday night.
Any one joining the Cooperating Assn,
from now on or any one requiring a
duplicate of the By-Laws will have to
pay a charge of 25izf it has been ruled
January 28th - "DIMPLES" with Shirley Temple.
February 4th - PANAY INCIDENT.' ' You have had
reviewed by newspaper and radio the sinking
of the American Gunboat of the Yangtse River
Patrol, near Nanking, by the Japanese, and
the consequent international complications.
NOW YOU MAY SEE THE ACTUAL PICTURES of this
outrage just as if you were a member of the
Panay’s crew. The pictures of the bombing
and the sinking of the Panay will be shown
here at Palmer on February 4th. These
pictures were considered so remarkable that
four U.S.Destroyers conveyed them to Manila,
and from there they were flown on thei!China
Clipper" to Alameda. The film then was re
viewed by Government officials of the State
Department and is now released to you.
The Feature Ficture - "LIBELED LABY"
With Jean Harlow