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News From Moose Pass
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Are Improving
Two of our “Old-timers” have
n’t been doing so well lately .—
Harry Johnson, who has been
making his home at Seward (Jen
eral Hospital since last December,
had the misfortune to fa!! on his
way downtown and suffered
shock, bruises and a cut over his
right temple. He is making a good
recovery and would be glad to
welcome any of his old friends
who could drop in and pass the
time of day with him.
George Lindsey, wno suffers
with arthritis but nets around
with the best of them in Moose
Pass, lately hasn’t been feeling
so good so on Tuesday, April
23, -Marge Woods took him to the
Veteran s Hospital in Anchorage
for observation and diagnosis.
Word comes back that George is
feeling some better so friends are
hoping for his continued improve
ment.
Pioneer Comes for V isit
.Airs. Flossie Smith of -Jamie
son. Ore., is in Alaska for an ex
tended visit with her sons and
daughters and families: Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde G. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Smith of Moose Pass
and Mr. and Mrs. Gar Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Hud Tressler and Mr.
and Mrs. John Sume of Seward.
I he senior Smiths were residents
of Moose Pass in the 1040’s and
then in Seward for several years.
Upon Clyde G. Smith’s retire
ment, they moved to Portland,
Ore., but since the death of Clyde
Sr., Mrs. Smith has been making
her home in Jamieson to he near
her daughter who lives in that
vicinity.
To Summer School
Mrs. Thelma Clark, primary
teacher in the Moose Pass School,
will attend a ten-week summer
session at Colorado State College,
Greeley, Colo. She will leave im
mediately after the close of school
as she plans to drive out and vi
sit with relatives and friends in
her home state—Idaho.
Shooting Practice
Toe men of this area who have
been enjoying the indoor rifle
range at the Moose Pass Com
munity Hall are now interested
in out-of-doors shooting and have
lugged up a trap-shooting range
back of the school house and are
practicing on the "clay pigeons’’
as they are thrown out over Trail
Lake.
Rushing the Season?
Ed Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gibbons and Robert Wolfe
have started their greenhouses
and are enjoying gardening in
spite of the snow that continues
to fall in Moose Pass area. There
has been about a foot of snow in
the past ten days so that spring
seems very far away for everyone
but these four people.
Airport Traffic
Steady Despite
Breakup Problems
Rains, melting- snows, mud and
highwater certainly have been
causing problems on the airport
Toad, M. L. Grange, Soldotna Air
port manager, said Thursday.
. The runway is still in good
shape, however, and although the
ramp and taxiway have a few soft
spots traffic has been on sched
ule. Some of the recent comings
and goings on Cordova Airlines
from the Soldotna Airport were
also mentioned by Grange.
Mrs. Pat Gwinn was called to
Fairbanks due to the illness of her
mother a few days ago, and Mrs.
Tom Hurd departed Tuesday for
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mertz of
Sterling- flew to Anchorage for
medical treatment for Mertz who
has been quite ill. The couple op
erate a grocery store and small
cafe in Sterling.
Grange also said that Walt
Voyles. the A and E mechanic,
has the Hub Club plane about
ready to fly again after the ter
rific beating the plane took in
the high winds a few weeks ago.
Newcomers
Hershel Orior Davenport, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Daven
port, Sr., of Seldovia are announc
ing the birth of a son. whom they
have named Hershel Orior Daven
port, Jr. The baby, weighing 7
lbs., was born at 9:25 a.m. on Fri
day, April 19, in the Central Pe
ninsula Clinic, Soldotna. The in
fant’s father is a commercial
fisherman.
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