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HOSPIT/iL NFW5
Dr. Hoehn was called to Buffale
Cosl Mine at 2:00 r. m. on Wednes
day to cr rj for Franklin Lnntz who
sustpined a broken wrist in o nine
accident. Mr. Lentz is now in the
hospital with his am in a cast, he
is expected to make a complete re
covery in due time.
Mrs. Frank Billum of Chitinn
had major surgery Thursday mornine.
Her 7 months old girl, Miranda is
also in the hospital for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Jr ck Larson, who lives neo
Buff , lo Coal Mine was in the hospi**
til for medical treatment.
Pa ul Goddlr.taw, ‘who lives with
the J: ck L- rsons was admitted to
the hospital on Wednesday for medi
cal tr atmont,
Clarence Gordon, who is suffer
ing with a sprained back was admit
ted to the hcspit-'l on Wednesday.
Mr. Gordon is with the Buffalo Coal
Mine.
The hospital is getting a new
co't of paint, and now that the soot
has been eliminated it is planned
t o pa i nt th e bu i Id ing whM1 •„ wi t h an
appropriate trim.
Antoinette Kobiison of Anchor
age had major surgery last Friday,
June 9.
Lawrence Tre^horn, Junior is
'making a slow but definite recovery
The penicillin which was loan’d
the Army made a definite chan e ' i
his progress and halted the pnei'
ia in the nick of time. He is t '
not. able to have many visitors,}
ever.
Mrs. Sexton, who suff rf,d ■
stroke' some weeks acc is also gr
ually recovering the use of her
right arm and leg. She is “lways
glad to sec .any of her friends, and
especially appreciates the lorg
basket sent to her by the V/asilia
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