LOCAL NEWS
Mrs* Bernard °ouwens, who was very ill
_ the first of this week, is reported much
better.
Mary Louise Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Moore was .also very ill a few days
ago. She is also reported much better.
W. C. Mau, manager of the RE*, in Palmer,
has returned from the States where he at- •
tended an EE*. Convention.
Miss Laura Wolf, Miss June Wilson and Miss
Irene Conklin left for the States this
week. Miss Conklin joined the nursing
staff of the ^tanuska Valley Hospital
last fall, Miss Wilson came in January and
Miss Wolf joined the Staff this spring.
We are sorry to see them go and wish them
well wherever they may go.
Mr. and Mrs. E.m. Shery and daughter Jean
will leave the first of the week for the
States over the «laska Highway, Mr.&nery
was the business manager of the Matanuska
Valley Hospital for the adventist Mission.
Mrs. Emery was a member of the Nursing
Staff. The ijtoery,-s came to Palmer two
years ago to work in the Hospital.
Jean Emery plans to enter College this
fall. Best wishes go with them.
Miss Eby, District Supervisor of Public
Health Nursing, was in Palmer a few. days
this past week.
The Matonuska Valley Lodge is getting.a
new coat of paint.
There are getting to be a number of owners
of airplanes in the Valley—Cilman Lindsey,
Jim Hartley, Ralph Koslosicy and Merle
.rindersoii are ones that we can mention
right now. There may be others that vje
have not heard about.
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