HOSFITAL NEWS
A baby girl, named Thyllis
Mae,-was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Jones on August 1.
Mrs. Victor Yohn spent a few
da in the hospital for medical
ca . •
Nick Mullan was treated fob a
bad laceration sustained at the
Boy Scout ccmp on the Wolverine
Trail. Quick action on the pa rt
of.the Rev. Alfsen and the boys
undoubtedly saved Nick’s life as
he was hemorrhaging very badly.
Archie MacNevan suffered a
mild concussion when he fell from
a horse. He was able to leavo the
hospital the next day.
NOTICE '
The Health Council will begin
it's meetings this fall, starting
with the third Thursday of Septem
Lber and.continuingtwith lt*s usual
• \ *. • t , I - , f*9 If •• . •
program*. V The^? 'is no. n^we f < \ .
about the H.qa,!!£h Nurse". Dr. Hoehn
talked with officials in Juneau
about the need,'Tout a nurse la not
yat available* The-new car is' on
its wav.
FOR CORSAGES, FUNERAL WREATHS
AND SPRAYS
. ■ : SEE
MRS;TH0$. SNYDER
CM. jVIElEK^ViANSFLR
PALMER, ALASKA
BOX ,1745
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