HOSPITAL NOTES
Dr. Harold Sogn of Anchorage came,
to the hospital on Wednesday,pfter-!
noon and assisted Drs. Hoehn and
Andrews in a surgical operation on
Victor Yohn for the removal of a
kidney stone.
Since it was announced over the
Radio, no doubt most of the people
In the Valley have hoard about the
twin boys born at the hospital the ■
morning of June 26. 'The? parents are
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Jensen of Massi1
-la and the boys named by Dr, h'oehn,
are Ronald Christian and Robert
Fredrick,( the second names are in
honour oftheir grandfath°rs.) Mr.
Jensen is fishing at Unknek for the
summer.
Mr. Frank Watson is getting up a
little each day and appearently
will soon be ready to leave the
hospital.
Miss Esther Larson, fcho^is employ
ed by the Alaska Air Depot at
Anchorage, had an appendectomy on
nday morning and is making a
splendid recovery.
Mrs. Jan Koslosky had a tonsillec:
onmy on Thursday Morning.
Mrs. Mary Butl' r and ner daughter
Suzy are tuberculer patients in the
hospital.
Our BR^AD i$ just like the
home baked bread,that
Mother tried to bake*
Only the finest ingredlr.ts
are used and special c- rc
is given to the baking
that gives it that nice
deli ecus crust.
Our Lunch Counter is open
and Coffee is served with
Pie, Cake, Sandwitches and
Our Donuts.
Try our products that are
prepared, for your taste.
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