Vol. 4
October 24, 1941 Po.l~.ccr, Alaska
No. 43
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I'rs. Steinbei'ger has return
ed to Alaska after taking her son
Lief to the Orthopedic Hosptial
in Seattle.
Lief was accidentally shot
in the hip a few weeks ago while
hunting in the vicinity of the
Knik River near Palmer, and be
cause an operation was necessary
and a bone infection condition
existed in the location of the
injury it was considered advis
able to have the operation per
formed by specialists in this
line.
Since the operation Lief's
condition is reported to be very
encouraging.
i'rs. Steihberger is at pre
sent time stopping in Anchorage.
ENGAGEMENT ATPT OUKCED
Mr, and Mrs. Irving Hewville
announce the engagement of their
daughter Dorothy to Dale V, Gra
ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darren
Graham of Enterprise, I an-sas. The
marriage will take place in Nov
ember,
Miss LaPointe came to Palmer
in May 1935 and graduated from .
Palmer High School with the class
of *41. She is talcing a Post
Graduate Course and part-time
employment in the Co-op office,
D. W. Graham is -a member
of the 28th Composite Group who
came to El .endorf Field in Feb
ruary.
MRS. LONG’S MOTHER TO LEAVE FOR
KODIAK
Mrs, Byron Wilson of Spokane
Washington who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs, Janice Long
and the new granddaughter will
leave Palmer soon to join her
husband at Kodiak where he is
employed on Air Base worlc.
LI. E. A. NOTES
hr. Francis 1, Henry from
Portland, Oregon employed by the
Natami ska Electric Association
as maintenance man and inspector
for v/iriiiu has arrived in Palmer
with his family.
R. E. A. construction crews
are concentrating on uetting pow
er into Palmer in order to re
lieve the boilers in the present
power plant of the Il.V.F.C.A.
Funds for wiring and plumbing
loans will be available as soon
as required contracts are forward
ed, signed and returned accord
ing to reoent information from
Washington.
nr. A. E. Wilson and Frank
Rowley, wiring contractors have
some men in the Valley and are
prepared to v/ire houses immed
iately.Leave word at the A.
office if you wish to contact them.
Representative districts
wishing to obtain information re
lative to wiring may organize meet
ings for that purpose, and will
have the full cooperation of the
L. E. A. office for schedule of
meeting dates.
KC;.INKERS- ACHIEVEMENT DAY
, The annual HomeKakcrs Achie
vement Day was held at the C-ommun
ity Hall Saturday evening, Oct
ober IS, In spite of the first
snow storm over one hundred people
attended.
Reports were given by all
, the clubs present. Stunts were
given by'- the following clubs: '
Sourdough, March of Time; Butte,
Beauty Box; Spruce Grove, Family
Meal T ncj; Civic Center, Family
at Home; iJ-ilITop, a reading by
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