Marianne Bryant
Weds Jim Hermon
At an evening ceremdny in St.
John’s Lutheran Church last
Saturday. Miss Marianne Bryant
became the bride of James Her
mon.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, David Bryant, the bride
was preceded down the aisle by
her sister Kaaren, who wore a
brown suit and a pert green hat.
Marianne wore a suit of bright
green and a tiny brown hat. Both
she and her sister wore rose cor
sages.
The bride’s mother wore brown
with a corsage of pink roses. Her
small sister Judy was dressed in
coral pink.
The bridegroom was attended
by Ted DeLand.
The young couple plan to make
their home in the Valley. Mrs.
Hermon will continue her studies
at Palmer high school.
Meehan-Moore
Vows Pledged
Miss Betty Meehan and Don
Moore, both of Palmer, recently
were united in marriage at a
ceremony held at St. John’s Lu
theran Church. Miss Meehan was
attended by Mrs. Matt Perkins,
and Everett Peterson was best
man for Mr. Moore.
The bride wore a green suit
with a corsage of white garde
nias. Mrs. Perkins was dressed in
a wine-colored suit with a cor
sage of pink roses. The bride’s
mother, Mrs. Ted Meehan, wore
a gray suit with a corsage of yel
low roses.
Following the ceremony, the
wedding party gathered at the
Hyland home for a reception.
The bride and groom cut a three
layered wedding cake for their
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will make
their home in the Ward Apart
ments.
Alice Stewart
To Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart
of Palmer this week announced
the coming marriage of their
daughter Alice to Earl C. Onkka,
also of Palmer.
The wedding is to take place
at the Church of God at 8:30 in
the evening on Sept. 25. Rev.
George Geiwitz will officiate.
Wedding attendants are to be
Carl Onkka, brother of the
groom, Mrs. Robert Stewart, sis
ter-in-law of the bride, will be
matron ol honor and Mrs. James
Hermon and Miss Gayle Eckert
will be bridesmaids.
All Valley friends of the young
couple are invited to attend the
ceremony.
Dr. Albrecht Says
Remodel Hospital For Now
Do as much as possible in the
way of remodelling the tempo
rary hospital economically, and
then bend all effort toward the
construction of a permanent
building was the advice of Dr. C.
Ear^- Albrecht, territorial com
missioner of health, to the board
of directors of the Valley Hospi
tal Association. Dr. Albrecht met
with the board recently.
“I certainly definitely feel that
you ought to work toward the
time when you will be putting up
a good building, even though you
have to do it in sections,” he de
clared.
Dr. Albrecht outlined three
steps of action for the immediate
future: (1) Make immediate ap
plication to the Federal govern
ment for money which will be
available next July. (2> Immedi
ately apply to the territorial
board of health for territorial
funds. (31 Begin to stress again "
the procurement of local funds.
Dr. R. E. Garrett, Valley physi
cian, told board members that
the present hospital is in imme
diate need of $10,000 worth of
hospital equipment. The board
voted first to make all necessary
repairs to' the temporary build
ing, and then to expend remain
ing funds for equipment. Dr.
Garrett said imperative needs
included a new x-ray machine,
an electro-cardiac machine and
an anesthesia machine.
Dr. Garrett then reported that
Sam Stove, Wasilla resident who
died recently, had expressed
great interest in the future of
the Valley Hospital. Mr. Stove
left a considerable estate ana Dr.
Garrett suggested that since he
had no heirs the hospital board
should take steps to gain title
to the estate.
VISITS HUSBAND
WASILLA—Mrs. T. G. Betts
flew to Seldovia recently to visit
her husband.
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