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ANNUAL UNITING OF AMERICAN'"
LUGI ON . . , ; ’
The American Legion held their
annual election meeting in the USC
room last 7/ed. evening. Due to a
mixup on dates for which the edite
was partly responsible, a large
attendance was not experienced.But
even though it lacked numbers,'the
meeting turned out to be a hnrmon
ous affair and the election rostilt
ed in the selection of some good
talent for the off ices.'that they
will hold for the next year.Udwnrd
Ueck was elected Post Commander,
Jack Hermon and Matt Johansen,
Vice Commanders, Neil Miller was
reelected Post Adjutant; Francis
Henry,Chaplin; Carl Rasmussen,
Historian; Bruckbauer, Sgt.at Arms
In order to stimulate Interest in
the meetings, Comrade Hcr’r’on
suggested a novel plan, having to
do with a Jackpot, Cone on out
Comrades and get your name in the
Pot at the next mooting.
A donation of five dollars was
authorized to the Cruiser Alaska
Fund, and another for twenty-five
HOSPITAL lfTBWS TIOTuS
Evelyn Lausten, one of the hospital
nurses, had surgery this week and is
making on excellent recovery.
Thirteen-year-old Barbara Lind
strom had surgery on Monday.Bnrbrra
makes her home with the Clarence
Qunrnstroms•
Mrs. Chet and Mrs. Chas. Licbing
both were hospital patients this
week.'
Bonita and Carol, daughters of
Don Parks, had surgery this week.
Mrs. |nrren Rice is receiving
medical care for a few days.
Gene Monroe, twelve-year-old son
of the Lester Monroes had s irgery on
! Wednesday and is making a fine r -
covery.
After being ift an automobile
accident, Dpnald Schultztor was hos
pitalized a couple of days as a
result of cuts around the face.
Mrs. Chas. Schaefer had surgery
this week and is making a good re
covery. tier five-month-old daughter,
Helen, is living at the hospital
while her mother is a patient. The
Schaefer^ are new residents of the
Valley.
Lulu Tivans, an Tklutna School
student, had emergency surgery on
Tuesday ni^ht.
• Darvin % Trivlctt of Jonesvillc
■is hospitnlixed for a few days with
i a knee injury.
Slx**7rcar-old George Mnclovin had
1 minor surgery on Wednesday.
^ J.J. Mahoney of the Jonesvillc
■Mine was a patient for a couple of
days this week.
i Margaret MncNevin is hospitalized
! for medical treatment.
Two-year-old Betty Preston had
J minor surgery on Thursday. r'etty
, makes her homo with the Fr d Larsons.
dollars was authorized to the IIat
| ional War Fund, part of which goes
i to the U.S.O., Relief for prisoners
! and other much needed thing3. -e
The next meeting of the Legion
! will be the second Wednesday in
Uovcmber at the same place, or on
llov. 10th in the U.S.O.