HEALTH COUNCIL NOTES-Cont. from p.<
^ne large, Central institution de
oted exclusively to such patients*
The Council will make a recommenda^
tion to this effect, in written fori
to the local post of the American
Legion,
The Council also undertook to spon
sor the sale of TB Christm#s seals
this year, Mrs. Harold Thuma kindly
agreed to take charge of this.
US MERCHANT MARINES VISIT VALLEY
H.MT Paulson of (Jove,Wash. and Emi 1
Angle of Seattle, from the U.S*
Merchant Marine were Palmer visitori
lost Sunday. They took a trip aroum
the Valley and were greatly surpris
ed to see such mordern farms. They
visited the Carl Meier farm and saw
excellent oats, barley,and wheat
raised on that farm this year. Both
sow pheasants,spruce hens, ducks,an<
other gamo on a short trip out of
Palmer. Mr. Anglo was astonished at
the great amount of work that had
-been done on the farms here and
1
states that Most outsiders get their
impressions from the wild articles
written about the valley. He said
that a recent article in tfie Seattle
Times in d the Rotogravure pictures
illustrating the article was very
well written and favorable.
iMr. and Mrs. Lattin are taking the
Iplace of Mr. Nelson# Alaska Station
•Agent at Palmer# The Nelsons are on
their way to the States for a visit.
The Lattins are old timers in Alaska,
formerly worked for the Copper River^
Railroad at Cordova and McCarthy near
Ithe Kennicott Mine. Later they were
employed by the Alaska HR and re
lieved th<? A.A.Johnsons at Nenana
when Johnsons' came to Palmer. They
were stationed at Y/asilla 13 Years ag
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MACH IMF SHOP.
WELDING
AUTO & TRUCK,