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IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
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Patients at the Valley Presby
terian Hospital this week include
Ole Johnson, John Bugge, John
Schtienfield of Chitina, Jack
O’Malley, Byron Johnson, Dol
ores Hurst, Mrs. Gust Schriebl,
Mrs. D. A. Farrell and baby boy
of Wasilla, Mrs. Robert Jensen,
Andrew Nielson (6 mos. old)*
Mrs. Michael Vosilie and baby
boy, Mrs. Alice Smith, William
Neff of Spenard, Norman Golls
chalk, Mrs. Noel Woods and
baby girl, and Roger Everett of
Goat Creek.
Patients that were in, but are
now out, include: Mrs. Guy
Woodings, JoAnn Pickron, Jud
ith M. Barnes of Wasilla (5*6
yrs. old), Jane Nunley of Wasilla,
(9 yrs. old), Mrs. John Burnham
and baby boy, Fielena Saulsbury.
Mrs. Curtis Dearborn, Mrs. A1
bert Kneodler and baby boy,
Thomas J. Take of Eklutna.
David Benbow (9 mos. old), Mrs.
Jack Flint, Mis. Gordon Nelson
and baby girl, Mrs. Patrick Car
ney and baby boy of Wasilla,
Gloria Pennington of Spenard,
Sandra King (9 yrs. old), Mrs.
Ida Betts of King Mountain,
Jean Grover, Marlin Grasser,
and Danny Burnham.
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GLENALLEN NEWS
by MARTHA PRATER
Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of
Glenallen have left for Belling
ham, Wash, to visit with their
parents.
* * »
Mrs. Mary Lee Feldman and
sons of St. Louis, Mo. daughter
and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson McCrary of Copper Cen
ter are at Copper Center for the
summer months for the first
time since leaving Alaska in
1944.
* * *
Mrs. Georgia Triber of Anch
orage was a visitor at the Ralph
Ward’s home in Glenallen on
her way to Bellingham, Wash,
where she will attend summer
school. Her daughter Mary is
staying with her father Forest
Triber at Salana.
* * •
The Gasser Alaska Expedition
Company of Nashville, Tenn.
have been staying at Edward Di
vines place in Glenallen tempor
arily until weather permits
prospecting in the Mantasta Hill
Lake Country. Those staying at
Divines place are Mr. Gasser
president of the company Mr.
Webb, secretary and his wife"
Louise.
♦ *
The following residents of
Glenallen are spending a few
days on business in Anchorage,
Pete Ryan, Cliff Earott, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Costa, Mrs. Helma
Billum and Junior, Mr. and Mrs.
David Stahlneeker and Harry
Speerstra. Mr. Speerstra is re
turning home with a new red
car.
* • * •
Warrant Officer and Mrs. Ed
Cavanaugh and family of the
A.C.§. of Glenallen left June
29 for Anchorage where W. O,
Cavanaugh will work.
* * *
Sgt. Jones and family of the
A.C.S. in Glenallen are making
their home in Gakona.
V * •
Mrs. Vincent Joy of Glenallen
drove George Prater to Victory
Bible Camp Monday where he
will spend a week at camp with
the high school group.
* * *
Jimmy Pinneo Jr. of Glenallen \
had a birthday party Tuesday
June 26 at the Pinneo Home.
* • •
Doctor Pinneo and his family
are moved into their new home
in Glenallen June 27.
* * *
Rev. and Mrs. Tagler of the
Alaskan Missions returned to
Glenallen June 27 after spending
the winter outside.
* * * *
Atlasta House presented the
first baby born in the Faith Hos
pital of Glenallen with a pair
of handmade leather baby moc
assins. The first baby born was
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross
of Glenallen.
• * * *
John Meier of Glenallen had
a two weeks vacation mostly
spent on fishing.
* * * *
Bruce Robinson and Harold
Gunderson are back at Glen
allen after two weeks work at
Manly Hot Springs.
* * * *
Mrs. Joanne Watson and Geor
gia Rogers both of Glenallen
drove into Anchorage last week
for a few days shopping.
* * *
Mrs. Nita Ross of Glenallen
is home from the new hospital
in Glenallen where she had a
son weighing over five pounds
named Dwight Lee.
* * * V
Mrs. Georgia Rogers and Mrs.
Blanche Champoux of Glenallen
left Tuesday June 26 for Anch
orage.
* * *
Mrs. Edythe Flower and her
children of Gakona have been
traveling to New York. Mrs.
Flower visited in Chicago and
was heard on the Breakfast
Club program broadcasted over
station KENI in Anchorage on
Monday June 25th.
* * *
Twelve women attended a
Stanley Party at the home of
Mrs. Ann Dimonde at Glenallen.
Mrs. Myrtle Bouwens was the
Stanley demonstrator from Pal
mer.
* * *
Our Patrolman Don Goodman
killed two bear, one a cinnamon
and the other a black. Both ap
peared to be full grown although
small in size. They were behind
the Kindgren’s homesite in
Glenallen. The Kindgren’s were
in Anchorage for a few weeks
at the time.
* * *
Bruce Robinson and Harold1
Gunderson took a few days off
from work and went to Charley i
Lake fishing this week.
* * *
The Bill Heaton’s and the Bob
Leetle’s now live in their house
trailers at Tazlina Glazier Lodge
on the Glen Highway. Both Bill
and Bob work for A.R.C.
Roy McCrary injured one of
his hands while working for the
A.R.C. this week. He will be
home for a few days.
Mrs. Evelyn Mullins is the
Cordova Airlines Agent at Glen
allen. Departures are from the
Gulkana airport. Not only can
you make a round trip to the
Ghost Town of McCarthy but
you can go to Cordova. Valdez,
Anchorage and many other
points in Alaska via Cordova
Airlines by making your reser
Picnic Planned
By SI. Michael’s
The annual parish picnic of
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
will be held this Sunday, July
6. at the Peck residence on Was
illa Lake. The picnic will begin
soon after morning service, pro
bably around noon, and will be
pot luck style, with each family
furnishing a basket of food
w'hich will be served family
style from one table. All mem
bers of the parish, their families
and friends, are invited to at
tend. Boating, swimming and
games are scheduled for enter
tainment.
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