LOCAL COUPLE '.'ED SECRETLY AT ’ A3ILL
Eth-lyn L. Corpboll c.nd Edward A.
Usock took their friends by sur
prise lost 'v.’.ae.k when they announced
their marriage c.t ’rsilla, rch 15
■The names of the witn-ssos to the
ceremony ora not announced for fear
of ecus inf them embarrassment. How
ever, it is reported that they verc
"old Sourdoughs". Judge Howard
ilruout ; orform 3 tl c r mony.
Followin'" the ceremony, the couple 1
wont to one o'1 T'r. Ucocks remote
cabins for a short honeymoon.
They will be c.t home in Primer.
!'rs. Ue :.ck hr s lived in Palmer for
about a year rnd a half. She came
hero from the outside to bo with
her son, Harry Campbell, hr. Ucock
is r wall known tr ppor of this j
region and hrs lived in the Valley
since 1928. He is employed by thd
Alaska Road Commission during the
summer.
Fr. L. C. Stock hcs been quite ill
this pest week but is r.uch improved'
at the present tine. He developed
a b^d cold which settled in his
broncial tubes. It was necessary
for him to take precautions to
keep the infection from spreading
ihto his lungs which v:ould have
caused pneumonia. He was confined
to his ' ed for several days.
Fr, and ”rs. V. H. Foremen, Dale
and Fr, end Frs • He rry ’ inner wore
Sunday dinner guests of Fr. end Frs
V.O. Fc'7icl: r.
Rev. B. J. Single made a trip to
Telkeetna Tuesday to hold Church
Services. He returned Thursday.
Ilr. "alter Huntley suffered a
slight heart attach this .past week.
HOSPITAL NOTES
During the pr.st week the following
persons vorc entered r.t the local
hospitr1:
.Lev:rone . Rorrisen
Hrs. Clarence Sjodin
Joe Lentz Jr.(entered end discharged)
I Susie Stophan--ITontr-nr. Or ok
-Anna Kautclick--Sklutnr.
?lio following persons v;er. dis
charged from the hospital during
; the pest rook;
T'rs. Robt. Herbr.ugh and daughter
’rs. lionn.th Klinopi-r
Velroa Poore
’'rs. Ralph Horton and b"by
During the past month, the hospital
has admitted an average of about
two patients per day.
Hiss Parkinson has been off duty
for a few days duo to a slight
| cold and sinus infection.
"iss Clairbelle Lewis will leave
for the outside on the next boat,
Sh. is taking a two months leave
of absence to return to her home
in How York, Hiss Lewis’s mother
passed away recently.
! RIVERB2HD H0JT5!"AirERf 3 CLUB I!: 100^
| SCALD AGAINST SYPHILIS.
j The Uverbond Homemaker's Club have
ell had blood tests for Syphilis
within the lrst month. The majority
oP th'. Club v/no tested on ’'’ednos
dr.y Larch 20th. The l*st member
was tested on Saturday, I'rrch 20.
.It Is the organized efforts,of such
public spirited and public Her 1 th
in i ruled groups :s this which rill
help us to eradicate syphilis as
completely as rvc have other carnm
unicablo diseases for example
diphtheria.
A blood test rill tell whether or
not the Individual hrs syphilis at
the time th- test is ru dc. Her this
person to insist upon a blood test
with the anmu 1 physical examination
is. a good h a 1th rule.