JEAN HAMANN WILL
WED ON JUNE 8
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Miss Jean Hamann, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hamann of
the Valley, will be married on
June 8, her parents announced
this week. Miss Hamann will be
come the bride of Robert Morrel
at seven o’clock that evening.
The wedding will take place in [
the United Protestant Church. A !
reception in the church parlors
will follow the ceremony.
Miss Hamann is a member of!
the 1950 class of Palmer High j
School.
ftarlovich-Tetzloff Vows
Repeated on May 21
Miss Danica Karlovich and
George Tetzloff, both of Anchor- j
age, were married in Palmer last j
Sunday. The service was con
ducted at the home of U. S. Com
missioner Dorothy Saxton, with
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE, WASHINGTON 25, D.C.
MAY 16, 1950. Sealed proposals
for the furnishing of all labor,
materials, tools, erecting equip
ment, transportation, etc., to con
struct a Garage and Storage
Building, including all electrical,
plumbing and heating work,
within the Building at the Mata
nuska Agricultural Experiment
Station, Matanuska, Alaska, for
the Agricultural Research Admin
istration, U. S. Department of Ag
riculture, will be received until
two o’clock P.M., June 15, 1950,
and then publicly opened. Award
of the contract will be made to
only one contractor, quoting the
lowest price for the entire project
as stated in the invitation for
bids. One set of plans and speci
fications will be furnished free,
upon application therefor, to con
tractors (only) who can quote
upon the entire project as re
quired. Contractors may purchase i
additional sets at five dollars
($5.00) per set. Checks must be
certified and made payable to the
Treasurer of the United States.
References should be made to
U. S. D. A. No. 75-50. Drawings
and specifications may be seen
without charge or be obtained as j
previously stated at the Office of
the Chief, Division of Purchase, ;
Sales and Traffic, U. S. Depart- I
ment of Agriculture, Washington
25, D. C., or at the Office of Don
L. Irwin. Director, Alaska Experi
ment Stations, Palmer. Alaska.
Published May 26 |
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PALMER
TEACHERS MARRIED
HERE LAST FRIDAY
Miss Anna Blom and Paul
Bushong, both teachers at Palmer
High School this year, were unit
ed in marriage at seven o’clock
last Friday evening. The cere
mony was held in the rectory of
the United Protestant Church,
with Rev. Victor Alfsen officiat
ing.
Miss Blom was attended by
Mrs. Nancy Wade, matron of hon
or. Mr. Bushong was attended by
Charles Dillon.
Following the wedding, the
couple greeted their friends at a
reception held in the lounge of
the Matanuska Valley Lodge.
They cut a tiered wedding cake
for their guests and then depart
ed on a motoring honeymoon
along the Glenn and Richardson
Highways.
Mr. and Mrs. Bushong will re
turn to Palmer, where both plan
to teach at Palmer High School
next term.
Witnesses to the ceremony were
J. D. Green and Dorothy Ueeker.
Mr. Tetzloff was formerly em
ployed as a butcher at Koslosky’s
meat department.
Mrs. Saxton officiating.
Marion Mielke Wed
To Bertram Duff
In a formal chui’ch wedding at
the United Protestant Church last i
Saturday evening. Miss Marion j
Mielke became the bride of Ber- I
tram Duff. Rev. Victor Alfsen of- j
ficiated at the ceremony.
Miss Mielke wore the tradition
al white satin and lace for her
wedding gown. Her veil was fin
ger-tip length. She carried white |
roses and lily of the valley as her |
wedding bouquet.
Mrs. June Bouwens, sister of j
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor. Mr. Duff was attended by
Bob Mielke, brother of the bride.
Following the church service
the newlyweds greeted their
friends in the church parlors at a
reception. Church and parlors
were decorated with white gladi
oli, and blue and white daiseys.
After a brief honeymoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Duff are at home to
their friends at the Parker Les
ter trailer camp in North Palmer.
The groom is an employe of the
Alaska Road Commission. His
bride works as an usher at the
Valley Theatre.
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Baby Food 10
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Commissioner Merries
Anchorage Couple
Shirley Baker and Sidney
Thirtwell, both of Anchorage,
were married at the home of U. S.
Commissioner Dorothy Saxton
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Sax
ton conducted the wedding serv
ice.
Witnesses were Miss Pauline
Baker, sister of the bride, ar> ’
Alva Saxton.
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A. R. MOFFITTS PLAN TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moffitt plan;
to leave for an extended visit
Outside next week. They plan to
visit Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illi
nois and west coast states. While
out they will visit two married
daughters, Mrs. Leonard Bergan
of Woodburn, Ore., and Mrs. Ar
thur Olson of Olympia, Wash. The
Moffitts expect to be back in the
Valley by mid-September.
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tractor.
The 4-cylinder hydraulic pump
automatically shifts weight to the
rear wheels as the load increases.
The WD’s quick-mounted plow,
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control, bites deep and stays deep.
The Traction Booster also works
with other rear-mounted imple
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