Hospital Notes- Cont.
Charlie Jacobson came all the way
from McCarty to have surgery, Hi3
appendix was removed Thursday morn
ing and be is making a good recov
ery.
While operating on Albert Fredrick
son of Hklutna for a hernia, Drs.
If oehn and Andrews realized that
he could be saved another operatior
if bis bothersome appendix could be
removed at the sane tine. Although
it is usually impossible to remove
th; appendix in such an operation,
the doctors wore able to do so in
this case, albert is making a
sp'-edy recovery.
Mr. rrvin Bobrofsky who was ser
iously ill witb a.ruptured r.ppendix
wna able to return to his home at
Willow on Monday*
On Tuesday of this week Dr. Ho'ehn
was rble to take a trip to Caribou
Cr.ek to do some blue-berry picking
Hr was accompanied by Hov* and I.!rsT
F. Beyer, Mr.b-~-l Tungiyan, and Hr.
and I. rs, Lcnald Payne. They brought
back a r port of beaut iful autumn
sc -ncry and o toed quantity of
lucious blu ;b.rries.
LOCaL N EVJS
Due to the watchfulness of Mr.
LcGihoney, one of the town night
watchman, Tr. Foehn was able to re
cover the wheels and tiros- stolen
from bis err parked right near the
house on Tuesday night. Hr. Me
ggiboney made note of the license
numbers, and this was the means of
helping the M.P. officers to locate
the thieves.
Mr. and Hrs. Ralph Huntley are the
proud parmts of a baby boy which
was born in the Anchorage Hospital.
Barbara Falk has gone to Washington
to .attend College.
Rex Fhrhart is visiting in the V
Valley this week. He has a seven da1
furlough.
Loco 1 News Cont
| Mrs. Brenwick of McCarthy is visit
ing in Palmer this week.' She bad
hoped to see her son who is in the
Islands, but was dis appointed.
; Word has been received hn,rc that
, Jack Shecly has ree* ived the
Commission of Second Lieutenant.
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| Mrs-. Witt, Mrs, Hoehn and Mrs,
1 Rasmussen spent Monday in , nchorage.
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j The Co-op Sawmill is now 5 a opera
' tion. h crew of men is busy gett
ing out logs which are sre d at the
new mill. They are then 1 rought
to tho planer near the no. root
cellar where they are finished and
transferred to the new building.
Tho Co-op Eoard has made l 1 l_s
regarding the advance pay nt which
; is to be made on potatoes. Growers
| can find out by inquiring at tho
|»Produce Department.
Don Parks' father has arrived from
the States accompanied b’; Sonnv
Parks.
(Mrs. Walter Mau he 3 returned from
i an extended visit in the States.
I Audrey Bouwens Linnebur is accomp
anying Eunice and her husband to
jGulkana. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sites
! have been taking a course in CAA
v;o rk at Anchorage. They t re to be
i in charge of the CAA Station at
■Gulkana.
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ATTENTION GIRLSJJ
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•There will be a dance at the Anti
aircraft Club September 23rd. The
jbus will leave the Re ere at i on
I'af’csBO- P.M.
!
There was a slight frost visible on
jthe morning of Friday the 17th.
It was really too light to be of any
benefit to the potato digL;rs and
it. didn't damage anything else,
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