HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES
The stork was in good hunor eorlj
Monday morning, the 31st, when he
provided a girl for a couple whoha<
one boy, and a boy for a couple wh<
had one uirl. The lucky couples
were Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moran and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gagnon.
Mr. & Mrs. Myron Moran of Anchor
age and Aleknagik are the pround
parents of a son born at 2 A.M. anc
weighing seven pounds thirteen ozs.
The baby who has a two-year-old sis
ter Pat, has been named MyronMichae'
and will be called Mike.
The Frank Gagnon's wee daughter
weighing only four pounds three ozs
was born at three A.M. She has bar
named Lorothy Marie. Her brother,
Frank, Jr., is two years old.
Mrs. Harold Eddy'had major sur
gery on Monday Mornin0, the 31st.
She is the hospital cook.
Mrs. Lon Emmons of Nome is in the
hospital for medical care.
Mr. an'-1 Mrs. A.J. Fleury of Coppe
Center announce the birth of a son
cn January 23 whom they have named
Albert Lc.e.<.
Ernest Peterson and Axel Anaruk
of Eklutna have been receiving medi
cal care for a few days,
Ralph Keating had major surgery
this week. Ralph’s parents reside
in Hclikochuk.
Marian Nollner of Eklutna who had
emergency surgery a few days alohas
made a £ood recovery.
Mrs. John Meinzer of Fairbanks and
Mrs. Louis Corbley of Copper Center
who have been hospital patients for
a number of weeks left for FairW nks
Tuesday ni^ht.
Mrs. Forrest Draper was hospita
lized for a few days this week.
Robert Smith of Chitina has been
a patient this past week,
Rudloph Dernac of Buffalo Coal Mines
is receiving medical ;reatment.
Dr. Raymond Knoll who has just
arrived from the States on his way
to Scldovin will be a visitor in
Palmer for the next few days. The
fvlaska Mission of S.D.A. has been
asked to take over the hospital at
Seldovia and Dr, Knoll is to be
superintendent
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