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March 14, 1941
The Valley Settler
Palmer, Alaska
What is this article about?
Miss Dorothy Whitney, former public health nurse in the Matanuska Valley, thanks residents for a farewell gift of ivory and pictures upon her transfer to Anchorage.
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A NOTE FROM MISS DOROTHY WHITNEY
In a letter received from Miss Dorothy Whitney, who worked so pleasantly and efficiently among the residents of the Valley as Public health nurse and who was lately transferred to Anchorage, Miss Whitney expresses her sincere thanks and deep appreciation to those who participated in presenting her with a gift, "The ivory is an unusually pretty piece, and this as well as several pictures of the Matanuska Valley which I purchased with the remainder of the gift, will always be among my most treasured possessions."
In a letter received from Miss Dorothy Whitney, who worked so pleasantly and efficiently among the residents of the Valley as Public health nurse and who was lately transferred to Anchorage, Miss Whitney expresses her sincere thanks and deep appreciation to those who participated in presenting her with a gift, "The ivory is an unusually pretty piece, and this as well as several pictures of the Matanuska Valley which I purchased with the remainder of the gift, will always be among my most treasured possessions."
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Letter
Appreciation Note
What keywords are associated?
Thank You Note
Public Health Nurse
Matanuska Valley
Anchorage
Farewell Gift
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Dorothy Whitney
Residents Of The Valley
Where did it happen?
Matanuska Valley, Anchorage
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Dorothy Whitney
Residents Of The Valley
Location
Matanuska Valley, Anchorage
Story Details
Miss Whitney thanks those who gave her a gift upon her transfer, noting the ivory piece and pictures of the Valley as treasured possessions.