JBLENALLEN MEWS_
by MARTHA PRATER
Two new nurses arrived at
Faith Hospital in GlenaUen
July 2; Beverly Grubb, R. N.
from Aldan, Penn., and Mary
Coryell of Maasquan, N. J.
The C.A.A. at Gulkana had a
Fourth of July picnic at the air
port in the evening after work
ing hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Flem
ing an4 children and Mr. and
Mrs. David Stahlnecker of Glen
allen spent the Fourth of July
at Valdez fishing for salmon.
They repoited catching 33 sal
mon with rod and reel.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bren
wick and mother Mrs. Mary
Brenwick visited Chitina over
the fourth and while in Chitina
stopped at the new cafe owned
and operated by Wesley Ken
nedy. Kennedy has taken over
the old Pioneer Hall in Chitina
and remedied it into a very
modern cafe.
Walter Holmes, an old time
Alaskan, was a visitor in Chitina
from May Creek.
Mrs. Rocky Goodman was aw
arded the cedar chest given for
the hospital benefit by the
V.F.W. and Eagles Lodge in Val
dez.
A forest fire was reported near
Chitina on July 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costa of
Glenallen left Sunday July 8 for
Whittier, California where they
will make their home.
Pete Penniff of Glenallen has
returned home after spending
a few weeks in Chitina.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Bennett
of Anchorage and their children
were visitors at Gulkana and
Glenallen July 6. Mrs. Bennett
and Mrs. Mildred Henshaw of
C.A.A. at Gulkana made a tour
of the new hospital in Glenallen.
Forest Triber of SLana drove
Harry Boyden and Ole Hoag
lund from Nebesna to Eagle
over the fourth.
United States Commissioner
Carl A. Edin of Copper Center
left for a months vacation July
9. He will fly to Vancouver B.C.
Canada to visit his brother. Mar
tha Prater of Glenallen will be
acting U. S. Commissioner dur
ing his absence.
Mrs. Newton of Copper Center
will be acting postmistress at
Copper Center while Postmaster
Carl A. Edin is on vacation.
Commander Harry Heintz,
John Horner, Gehu' Mullins and
Adjutant H. C. Prater of the
American Legion Post No. 27 of
Glenallen attended the Ameri
can Legion Convention in Anch
orage.
Unit President Martha Prater,
Secretary Sara Luebke, Histor
ian Lucille Brenwick of the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary Unit
No. 27 Delegates attended the
American Legion Convention
July 11th through the 14th at j
Anchorage.
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TO WED ON AUG. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Otto L. Metzger
of Toledo, Ohio, have announced
the coming marriage of their
daughter, Lois Ann to Carl Allen
Sass. The wedding will take
place August 4 at the Martin
Luther Church in Toledo. Miss
Metzger is a former sixth grade
teacher in Central School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frey of
Palmer are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a son, Wil
liam Albert. He weighed seven
pounds, two ounces when born
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