. HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs. Kenneth Macklin of Anchorage had
$*^6® * M
majon a few'hours before the hospital
burned. Mr. Macklin is a driver for the
Yellow Cab Co,
Mr. Claire Anderson, ARC employee at Glen
Allen, crushed his left little fingrr
when the endgate of a dump truck fell on
it. The finger was amputated just a short
time before the hospital burned.
The patients that wore evacuated to
Anchorage are all getting along well. Dr.
Hoe hr; has been dovm■twice and reports
that .none suffered any serious damage due
to the hurried moving.
I
Mr. Harold Kddy, hospital'maintenance man,
suffered 3rd degree burns, but is improv
ing rapidly.
Helen Stephan and Mrs. Homing of TTasilla
were patients, but were able to go home
instead of having to go to Anchorage.
Dr. Hoehn was scheduled to appear on the
program at the Public Health Institute
being held in the Pioneer Hall in
Anchorage this wook, but due to the
cmcrgercy caused by the burning of our
local hospital, ho was unable-to ti&O'f’
part.
An Orthopedic Clinic is being planned
for sometime in Juno to be held in
Anchors.go. At that time crippled child
rcn from this district will be examined tc
determine the extent to'Which they need
hQ3pitalization.
Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, who is now in
Anchorage at the Public Health Institute,
will bo in Palmer next week to confer with
people here regarding the building of a
new hospital.
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