Kev.sed Schedules
PALMAR
ANCHORAGE * LAILY *
LEAVES
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PALMER.
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9 • 00 A • I« •
6 • 00 t• M •
LEAVE PALMER ON SOT DAY AT
9:00 I .M. 3c 4:00 ?.M.
LrAOT 5 ANCHORAGE ON SUNDAY
9:C0 A.M. & 6:00 l .M.
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712 4th Ave.,
MEALS A’flAY FROM '
STAR CAFF
ANCHORAGE.
COFF CRT ABLE BUSES
. CP-TRTPGUS SERVICE
FOSrTTAL HEWS MOTHS
Mr. & Mrs, Don Enrons of Nome an
nounce, the birth of a daughter, their
first chi1-d * on March 9. Mr. Emmons
is a pilot for the ‘Star Airlines.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jeffers of An
chorale have a new daughter born
March 6.
Mr. Fred Hurd of Wrsilln who had
surgery the first of the week is
mokin^ a Oood recovery,
Mrs. V/oodrow Kurth was hospitalized
for a few days this week.
Grace Koozarta of Gnmbell and An
chorage is a new patient in the' t.b.
ward.
After sur0 ry on Wednesday rf this
week, Mrs. arthur Bell of Coo^ .r
Center is rnr.'.rint a. ceod recov .r-1'.
Mr. Merman Bednorz, chef at hich
mo.nd's Ct. fe in Anchora^- , heA surgery
on Wednesday evenint .
Mrs, Fir.nesa.nd of Copper Centre
was operated on for t alls tones cn
Thursday morninc.
Mr. Earl Stephens of Anchorate is
in for medical treatment.
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