HOSPITAL HEWS
Nancy Malcoln of Eklutna is
receiving medical cere at the hos
pital .
Mrs. Annie Stephan of Montan
a 'eek is a medical patient. Her
h»f and is employed by the Alaska
Railroad.
Miss Zelma Neufeld who has
been on the nursing staff of the
hospital for the past veer, left
this week to work at the Seldovia
Hospital which is also under the
monegement of the Alaska Mission
of Seventh-day Adventists.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Emery and
daughter Jean of Portland, Oregon,
arrived in Palmer on July 25. Mr.
Emery has accepted the position of
business manager of the hospital
and Mrs. Emery will be on the nurs
ing staff. Jean will attend the
local hifh school.
Drs. Andrews and Hoehn have
returned from a business trip and
vacation to Fairbanks. After reachJ
ing Fairbanks, Dr. Andrews drove
to Circle City and Circle Hot Spring
with former patients. On this trip
thousands of Caribou which
came close to the highway. Whij ■
the rest of the family was at O' ele
Dr. Hoehn went to Juneau on a bo -
iness trip. Hilya Stenvall acct
panied the Hoehns to Fairbanks/ ;
roads wore in good condition on d'fi
way to Fairbanks, but on the re' i m
trip they were quite poor. Con.' 4
erable wild game was seen on this
trip.
Misses Maude Moors and Eve '1 n
Lossten, two of the nurses,are tak
ing a short vacation.
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The Palmer fifth War r .id
Drive has now reached $19,506.25.
Do your part, lets see Palmer make
$20,000.
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JULY 23
DON'T miss it
IT’S REALLY GOOD
NEXT WEEK “ABOVE SUSPTCTQN ’’ JOAN CRAWFORD- FRED MAC MURRAY