HOSPITAL N^WS NOTHS. ;
Mrs. Lon F.mmons flow down from
Nome tc be a patient in the hospital,
for a few days.
Mrs. Johan Johnson gave birth to ■
an eitht and half pound bev on July
2, This is thier third son and he
r as boon named Maurice Lee.
-Mrs. Fred Frakes had surgery on :
July 2 and is making good recovery.
Mr. Frakes is the Hospital maintain
anee man.
Agnes Harris, wife of Don Harris,
had an appendectomy on Thursday
morning. Mr. Harris is a truck
driver for Pete ’Walden.
Before sho hardly relized what hue
happened, six year old Anna Onkka
was whisked into the hospitnl and
her appendix removed on Thursday
afternoon. Anna's father is nccount j
r.nt at the Co-op. Garage.
George Sagcn, an employee at the
Willow Creek Mine, is a hospital
Datient.
Starting on a short vacs tion trip,
Mrs. John Witt returned to the
hospital to be a patient for two
days.
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HEALTH CENTER NEWS. 1
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The first two Thursdays in July ;
tire gone. Only about sixty children !.
so fnr have taken their school
examinations. There arc approximately
r00 more to bo examined in the
r maining throe Thursdays.
No one need to be left out, every |
one can still get the benifit of
of cn early examination, with time
enough to correct the ill, big ones
and little ones. Sc”come and get it”
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EXPLORERS BECOME BIG GAME HUNTERS.
Rev. Bearer and Don Payne made a
trip to the Swan Lake country last j
week and returned with an eagle
that Mr. Eeyor claims that he shot :
with a pistol, now as the gentleman !
prefaced his statement of the trip, ;
with the following words, " now you
won't believe this but I shot this
eagle at a distance of --— yards"
so as the Editor is much less
crcdul -us than most of our readers,
we supoose, we wont give the yards
to ycu but lot you guess.
However they do have the big eaglq
to show that it has a wing spread ofi
seven feet, four inches. And they j
have a small eaglet, that eats and i
Is making himself at home under |
domesticated conditions. Probably' j
he little enblet will make a nice ;
pet, at least until he too, has a
wing spread of seven feot or more. 1
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DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE, RIDE WITH
A CAREFUL DRIVER IN A CaR THAT IS
COMFORTABLE, BONDED AND INSURED.
AMDULANE SERVICE
STAND AT THE RON-DEl>VOO CAFE.__
We cater to Individual end family
washing needs, our laundry uses
sanitary methods and have careful
workers to please you.
We call for your bundle k deliver
WILLOW C.&LIK S'fASL
WALTER COOPER, OWNER
ROUND TRIP TO ANCHORAGE DAILY.
LEAVE PALMER
9.00 A.V.
LOU'S BEAUTY
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EVERY WOMAN OWES IT TO HERSELF TO
LOCK NICE AND TO HAVE TKi T WELL
GROOMED APPEARANCE, YOUR HAIR IS
THE FIRST .THING TO EE NOTICED.
CHURCH NOTICRS.
SUTIL/Y JULY 11.
the valley chapel
Rev.end Mrs. H.E.Beyer, Peetors.
Worship end Sunday School 10. A.M.
evenings Services- 8. A.M.
V/od. Eve. Services- 8.A.M.
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ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Paster.
Sunday School - 10.20 AM.
Morning Services---31,00 AM.
ST. MICHEALS CATHOLIC.
Rev, Futher Sneed, Pastor.
Sunday Mass---10.00 AM.
UNITED PROTESTZTIT CHURCH.
Sunday School- 10. A.M.
Morning Worship-11. h. M.
Christian Endovor - 7. p.M.
C.F.. on 1st, 3rd and 5th, Sundtys.
V»’o hope that n^ost of '•'ur Jr.llcy
residents will follow the suggestion;
mode by the Manager of the C.^-cp.
Grocery Dept, and process «nough
wild berries Into jelly and jims,
so that they will have fruit spreads
for their breed this next winter.
Eerries are plentyful t his veer.