Mrs. C. E. Albrecht
spent last weekend in An
chorage with her husband,
Major Albrecht of the Army
Medical Corps.
Miss Dorothy Buckman of
the General office visited
in Anchorage over the week
end.
Miss Terrie Hiller is
spending part of her vaca
tion in Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeLand
are parents of a daughter
born June 8. They have
named her Eileen Marie.
Mrs. E. Tl.“Filing and two
small sons, Neal and Dennis,
will spend the summer in
Palmer in apartment Three
on Featheredge lane.
MP. Klint? is traveling
engineer for the C.A.A.
Mrs. Carl Rasmussen and
Mrs. John Phieff drove to
Anchorage today. Mrs.Ras
mussen to visit her son,Rex
Ehrhnrt, and Mrs. Phieff to
visit Mr. Phieff.
Oscar Kertulla went to
Anchorage today to adjust
the new boiler at the Anch
orage creamery.
So that everyone will be
sure to know where to find
the First Aid Station near
est his home, we are repub
lishing the list:
1- Palmer Health Center -
2nd floor of Recreation
Hall.
2- Bill Curtis home.
3- Harry Campbell farm.
4- C. 0. Huntley farm
5- Wallace Sborts at Exper
iment Station.
6- Arnold Carson farm.
7- Joe Lentz farm
8- Wasilln -mCadwallader's
Roadhouse.
Made with the cooperation
of the United States Navy,
"Dive Bomber" which will be
seen at Palmer theatre next
week is said to be the most
exciting air drama that the
screen has ever given us.
The super-pilots who fly
Uncle Sam's super-planes,
ore the heroes of this epic,
P AIM E ?. THEATRE
ton j gh t
MELODY RANCH
STARRING GENE AUTRY WITH JIMMY DURANTE
BEING VERY, VERY FUNNY
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NEXT WEEK
DIVE BOM BEX
FEATURING ERROL FLYNN - FRED MACMURRAY -
RALPH BELLAMY - ALEXIS SMITH - ALLEN JENKINS - ft
UNITED STATES NAVY SCENES . . .
MATANUSKA VALLEY HOSPITAL NOTES
Little Dean Parke, son of Mr. and lirs. Donald Parks,
is going to recover from the terrible.burns he received
on April 30. He has progressed so nicely that yester
day Dr. LeRoy Flora did the first skin grafting. The
child's recovery is certainly a victory to the credit
of Dr. Flora.
Miss Terrie Hiller started her vacation June 10. She
is being relieved by Mrs. Herb Koppewid of Anchorage.
Mrs. Kopperud was a staff nurse for several years.
Mrs. Ned Nelson of Independence Mines, spent a few
days at the hospital assisting the staff nurses.
Miss Cathy McGuire is also on vacation.
Miss Evelyn Scheibl and Miss Carole Meehan are work
ing at the hospital.
The condition of Peter Swanson is slightly improved,
Elmer Williams'of Independence Mines who has been
receiving treatment for a back injury, has returned to
his work.
Mrs. Jack Tyler has been employed this week at the
hospital.