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Mrs. Jack Cope 'is in the hospital
for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Stephan of Knik
have a son born on December 7.
Esther Kaloa of Eklutna is receiving
medical cure.
Mrs. Geo. rlumley is making a good
convalescence after surbery last week
I Frances Depperman of Eklutna is a
patient in the T.B. Ward.
Mrs. Ben Hitchcock left with her new
son, Nelson, for their home at Car
ibou Creek on Friday morning.
Bennie Kaloa was hospitalized a sh> rt
time this week with a broken collar
bene.
Although there have been some new • ■*
cases of measles this week, we are
glad to report that there are no
more patients with infantile paraly
sis.
Frank 'Watson, Valley 1 loneer Dies
Frank Watson, 72, pioneer homestead
er, died Sunday in the Hospital
following a stroke. He wa3 one of the
earliest settlers in the valley. He
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