HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES. . ,
Eleven year old Rosemary Vlckary
dus, Initated the new surgical tebl
on Thursday morning. She had her
appendix removed and she Is'getting
along’ fine.
Mrs. Tom Le Pake spent a couple o:
Jays as a patient this week.
Mr. Ole Hanson who ha3 been emplo
Dd at. the Premier Mine has been a
lospital patient this week.
Mrs. Arthur Benner registered as
5 patient in the hospital this week,
Betty Onkka was able to leave the
ioepitr.1 on Thursday.
Adam "erner had n minor surgery
on Thursday afternoon.
Patsy Cooper was admitted to the
nospitr1 on Thursday.
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Leut. Commander, A.
d the hospital this
naduato of the same
California as are
Johnson visit
week. Ho is u'
medical school
Drs, Hoehn and
. .drews. They had a good time renew
!ng equalntances and showing Dr.
-Johnson around, the hospital.
Frank Sekinoff an employee of the
Ji.R.F.C. was a hospital patient for
few days and is still coming in
'or treatment.
CHURCH SERVICES
August 29 1943.
THE VALLEY CHAPEL.
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Reyer -- Pastors.
Worship & Church School - 10. A.K*
Evening Services -8. P.M,
Wed, Eve. Services - 8. P.M.
'■‘ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. Woodrow Kurth.
'■ Sundry School . . ; lu:00 A.M.
Church Sgp.y ip.es . ,_]0:0C_A.M.
ST. MICHEALS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Father Sneed, Pastor.
Sunday Mass - lu. A.M.
UNITED PROTESTENT CI/’RCF
Sunday School -\ 10, A. ,:.
Morning Worship-' 11. A.M.
Chris tian End cvor- ’. P.M.
CE. on 1st, 3rd, and 5th, Sundays.
Adelene Larson of Eklutnf School
had an appendectomy on th evening
of the 21st and is recovering.
Anton Miller of the. a.R.C. was
back in the hospital for a few days
this week for treatment.
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