HOSPITAL NOTES
Last week's announcement that the
women's ware* her* been redecorated
has caused a lar^e influx of pat
ients from far and wide, brincin0
Mrs, Don Emmons from Nome for sur
gical attention, Mrs. Mary Stolz
from Fairbanks for obstetrical care
as well as Mrs. Leonard Jacobsen,
Master Charles Wrenn, and Mrs. Ches
ter Andersen from Anchorage, and
Mrs. Leon Vincent from Eklutna, Mrs
Emmons is the wife of Don Emmons,
pilot for Star Air Lines, and who
has been rasldinj in Nome.
Sam Christensen,owner 'f the Prise
House, has been under treatment in
the hospital for pneumonia, and was
dismissed Friday, March 5.
Simeon Ezi, two year old son of BiH
^zi of Moose Creek, is in the hos
pital for treatment of an eye in
pection.
or. David Hoehn spent Wednesday in
Anchorage where he did some surfc.erji
at Providence Hospital.
The Don Paynes are now residing in
an apartment in the Chicken Coop.
(continued from pa^e 7)
The Was ilia Homemakers Club will
meet on Tuesday evening, March 9,
.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franz
at which time the Extension Acent
will discuss uarden planning for
the cominc year.
Miss Mae Stephenson, District Heme
Demonstration A^enfc, will be in
Cordova and Valdez for the next two
weeks teachinw clothing schools.
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THE KOSLOSK’S STORE in the Matan
uska Valley at Palmer, is now be
in^ opened in the evenings, in
view of the fact that the employ
ment situation is difficult.