Wedding Rites
Read At Chapel
QHinore Long, Kodiak, anc
William Maske, Fort Greely
were united in marriage al
Victory Chapel, Fort Greely, in
• ceremony performed at 7:1£
pm on Sunday, July n. The
wedding rites were read by
Chaplain Myers.
The bride, who wore a brown
and white silk suit with a white
headress and carried a corsage
of white wildflowers, was given
in marriage by Mr. Frank
Hermann. Mrs. Iva Freymuel
ler, matron of honor, wore a
raspberry colored suit and car
ried a corsage of yellow and
purple wildflowers. Mr. Henry
Freymueller acted as best man.
Two musical numbers, ‘ Be
cause” and “I Love You. Tru
ly”, were sung by Lt. Byron
Swanson.
Town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Harvey, Mer
iam Haryey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Brophy, Mrs. June Wilson, Mrs.
Mary Dunbar, Mrs. Jean Olson,
the Misses Thelma Madsen,
Betty Cheroff, Nan Holt, and
Mary Sargent and Mr. Paul
Fretas and Mr. William Neider
hauser.
All officers of the Quarter
master detachment and a group
of seventy-five enlisted men also
were invited guests.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at 8 pm at the Red
Cross center in town where re
freshments were served, follow
ed by a pleasant evening of
dancing.
Mrs. Jim Brophy and Helen
Lavonne climbed Pillar mount
ain for the first time Monday
and place their rocks on the pile
atop the peak, thus joining the
inner circle of sourdough
Kodiakians.
Rotary Hears OP A Talk
H. A. Peel, OPA price expert,
Washington, D. C., Stephen A.
Casler, of the Juneau, Alaska
OPA office, Major R. L.^Craigo,
a Rotarian of Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, and Lawrence Wodling
er, druggist, were guests at the
Rotary luncheon this week.
Peel addressed the club on the
purposes of OPA regulations, ex
plaining that cooperation was
sought first, with other methods
of enforcement as a last resort.
Explaining the OPA set-up, he
said each community would
have a price panel before which
violators would be asked to ap
pear and that all would be given
a fair warning first. Most mer
chants ,he added, were patriotic
in keeping their prices down to
the general level but the excep
tions were the ones with whom
they were concerned.
Explaining the major purpose
of OPA regulations he said that
it was inevitable that if cost of
living rose that higher wages
would be sought with the result
of adding to the total war debt
by billions. If the cost of living
in this war can be held to the
same rise of the first war, he
said, we can save as much in one
year as the entire total national
income in one year. i
Robert Douglas, Seattle,
sales manager for Alaska for the
Standard Oil company, and R.
A. Fitzsimmons, Anchorage a
gent, left this week after a 3-day
visit in connection with the
company’s local plant.
The post office porch, which
because of its strategic position
at the foot of a hill, is being
constantly assaulted by vehicles
with resultant boss of paint,
planks and pillars, is being re
paired this week by Sverre
Hansen.
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Everett Couple
Wed At Church
Grace Eileen Kurts and Glenn
Alan Erbes, both of Everett,
Washington* were united in
marriaee in a lovely candlelight
service at the Community Bap
tist church Saturday, July 10,
at 8 pm. Rev. Gregory S. Mor
ony performed the single ring
ceremony.
Frank Erbes, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and
Mrs. Frank Erbes was matron
of honor. Marie Troseth was
bridesmaid and Leo Cole usher.
A reception was held after the
ceremony in the church social
room.
Ruth Newbold, who resigned
her position as superintendent
of the Ouzinkie Mission last
spring is visiting with friends
here this week. The past winter
she taught at Golovin, remote
settlement 90 miles east of
Nome and will return there this
fall for another season.
Dell’s Cafe
Sale Announced
Dee Anderson has purchased
the New Dell’s cafe from Joe
Guthrie and after repainting and
remodeling will operate it under
the name of the Chicken Pie
House, it was announced this
week.
Guthries will make their fu
ture home in Seward, where he
has purchased the Shack, an
other cafe.
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