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HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Valentine announce
the birth of a son, ±5eter James,
who was born on September 24.This
is their first- child. Mr.Valentine
is an employee1 at Eska Mine.
Annie HaVemeister was hospitalized
several days as the result of a
cut on her foot.
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Mrs. E.E. Hnrriss received medical
treatment for two days.
Judith Ann, infant daughter of Mr.
Mrs. James Seitz, received medical
treatment for several days.
Viblet John of Copper Center was
broLight to the hospital on Thursday .
for medical treatment.
PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THE CARE
OF THE CEMETERY
A't a recent meeting of represent
atives from the Churches, the Moose
Lor>ge, the Grange and American
Le.bion; ■ some definite steps were
-taken to provide for the up-kepp of
the Palmer Community Cemetery, A
Board has be on select4d from the
above named organizations ancv they
will meet on October 4, in the
evening to go over the business in
promoting further developments of
a' permanent organization of this .
type. There will be an Executive'
committee of three to carry out
the organizational plans and make
arrangements for-'the actual work,
.Certain allotments in the Cemetery
■have been made to the American
'Legion, the Moose Lodge, and Catho
lic Church, The United Protestant
;Church has hsked for a section also.
FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION AGENT
^ IN PALMER SATURDAY EVENING
Howard Ber/tsch, Regional Farm
Ownership Chief, from the Farm
Security Administration,Portland,
Oregon attended a meeting with the
Co-op BoaiiJ and the ARRC last Satur
day evening,. I.M.C. Anderson accom
panied 'Mr. Bertsch.
The Farm Security Administration
is looking ahead to the possible
aiding Of Veterans who wish to
settle on farms and need finuncir.i
aid vih purchasing land, and neces
sary' equipment.
Other matters of. business in con
nection with the Co-op were discuss?