Alec Ambalov, a miner, 47 years old
was found deed in his bunk, at
Independence, on Friday morning.
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Mrs bon McKechnie and son, Ailliam
Brian are leavin0 the hospital to
day.
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Dr. Hoehn is enjoying a visit the
with the better half this week. Mrs
Hoehn who is also a practicing
physican, is known as Dr. Andrews
in Fairbanks where she has a large
practice. Dr. Andrews is consider
ing leaving Fairbanks and locating
here in the Valley, However, there
is such a shortage of Doctors in
Fairbanks that she has been unable
to close her office there, While
we do not wish Fairbanks any bad
luck, we hope that Dr. Andrews will
be able to be with us in the near
future.
A baby fcirl wei&hing 6 lbs. 5^- oz.,
was born to Mrs. Jim Feiffers on
December 6th, at 1:10 p.m. at the
Hospital.
Geo. Grennon of Wasilla was admitt
ed to the Hospital last week for
medical care.
Francis Deppener of Eklutna was
admitted to the hospital last week
for hospitalization.
PALMER CHURCH SERVICES****-..-; < < • •• *
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
Rev. 0.7/. Randall, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning ’.Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Endeavor,
1st, 3rd, 5th Sundays 7:00 p.m.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10:30 a.m,
Morning Sermon 11:00 a.m.
MRS ALLEN WRITES FROM NINILCHIK
The Cooperative office force re
ceived a very interesting letter
from Mrs. Allen this week in which
she describes the interesting vill
age of Ninilchik where she is lo
ot- ted and is teachin0 school. This
locality was one of the sections
that was colonized by the Russians
many years ao0. It is, as she de
scribes it, the ” old Alaska” and
nearly all of it's present popula
tion are decendents of the early
settlers. She touchingly describes
interest of the school children in
the preparation of a Christmas pro
0ram, mentions the fine sinbin&
voices of the children and the diff
iculty in getting a donkey for the
Manger Scene of the Nativity. The
difficulties encountered in the se
curing of supplies is mentioned,
and rs the school house burned last
year there is a lack of Christmas
ornaments and none are available.
The tides on Cook Inlet are the
second highest in the world and it
must he interesting to see and hear
this mighty force of nature. Plot.se
let us know hov; you are getting a
lonfc and what you did about the
donkey, Mrs. Allen.
BASKET BALL WOK BY PA Li. ER
The Palmer Hi^h School Boys won
the game with Kasilla last Saturday
evening, by a good margin. The
’ oys and Girls will journey to
Anchorage this evening and play the
High School teams in Anchorsee.
GOOD LUCK KIDS:
The Public Health Nurses car has
been purchased and will be in use
as soon as the funds to provide for
Insurance can be obtained. A dance
will be aiven at the Palmer Commun
ity Auditorium this Saturday even
ing, December 12, for this purpose.
Lena1 a hand by supporting the Dance.
NOTICE
Those who wish to Market poultry
or stock before Xmas, please make
arranuements with John Long as no
stock or poultry will be accepted
Christmas week.