Thelma Koppenberg
*' Weds Outside
Mr. and Mrs. A S. Koppenberg
of Palmer, announce the marriage
beth. to Petty Officer. D. M. Som
of their daughter. Thelma Liiza
merfield of Olympia. Washington.
Lt. Commander Carlson. Chap
lain. USN. officiated at the cere
mony held at the Naval Air Base.
Whidby Isle. Washington. August
1.
The bride was attired in a gold
colored suit with which she wore
blue accessories and a corsage
t of Talisman roses and white gar
denia. She was given in marriage
by Mr. Willis, friend of the couple
Mrs. Audrey Steinman. friend
of the bride was her bridesmaid.
Mrs. Steinman wore a green
suit with tan accessories and a
corsage of white and yellow car
nations.
M. N. 3. Joe Steinman was best
man. Both he and the bridegroom
wore navy uniforms.
Following the wedding cere
mony a reception was held at the
President Hotel. A wedding din
* ner was served to the guests fol
lowed by a wedding cake, at
which Mrs. Willis presided.
Following a short honeymoon
to Olympia, the couple will make
their home at Burlington, Wash
ington until the bridegroom re
ceives his Navy discharge. They
then plan to- move to their farm
on Johnson’s Point, near Olympia
CHEECHAKO CLUB TO HOLD
HOSPITAL BENEFIT SALE
AT FARMERS' MARKET SUN.
The Cheechako Homemakers
will have the free organization
booth at the Farmers’ Market
Sunday, August 12. for a sale oi
produce, potted plants, baked
goods, and craft gift items.
Proceeds of the sale will go to
ward the $1000 fund being raised
by Valley Homemakers to fur
nish a room in the new Valley
Hospital.
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Other Gruen models from $29.79
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Palmer Drag
PALMER. ALASKA
PALM[R QUIZ KIDS COMING UP
Elementary teachers on the
Palmer School staff this year will
have a good come-back for ques
tions they can t answer: “Look it
up in the encyclopedia.”
Last week, according to Super
intendent William T. Zahradni
cek. the school received five sets
each of Compton’s Pictured En
cyclopedia and the Britannica
Junior Encyclopedia. With this
addition to the school library,
each room in grades three
through eight will have a set of
encyclopedias for ready refer
ence. Now if the school doesn’t
produce a “quiz kid,” it won’t be
the fault of the administration.
BUY NOW—PAY LATER
KOSLOSKY'S
FURNIlURE DEPARTMENT
CONTEST STANDINGS
Johnny Mears still leads in the
Valley Frontiersman subscription
contest, with 14 subscriptions to
his credit. Runner up is Dick
Hendrickson with 11 subscrip
tions.
The contest will continue until
September 8 and is open to any
youngster of the Valley who
would like to compete for the U.
S. Goodrich bicycle being offered
as grand prize. Commissions on
all subscriptions sold are offered
as an opportunity to make a lit
tle money before the Fair. Sub
scription blanks and rules may be
obtained at the Frontiersman of
fice.
FRONTIER CAFE
Featuring Home-made Pies and Breads
MAURINE DAVE
Auxiliary to Hold
Rummage Sale
Palmer Post American Legion
Auxiliary will hold a rummage
sale in the entry hall at the Co
op Rec hall. August 15.
Scheduled to open at 10 a. m..
1 members have been asked to take
I articles for sale to the hall early.
' A
with sale prices attached.
Articles may be left in hall up
stairs, if no members are pres
ent at the time of arrival.
BUY NOW—PAY LATER
KOSLOSKY'S
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Sheet Metal Work
Furnaces Stokers Pre-fab Chimneys
Stainless Steel Work
— Free Estimates —
PALMER SHEET METAL & HEATING
Box 1797
John Weisenberger
Phone: 62J3
Palmer
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