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Kodiak Diary
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Mrs. Catherine Blankenburg—
My Gosh. Bill.
Gail Blankenburg—Speechless
(Very unusual)
R. D. Russell—Who is it? Oh,
I didn’t recognized you.
M s. Vivan Kilgore—What
happened to you?
A1 Fenner—Oh! (Followed by
a series of ha-ha’s.)
Junior Kerr—(Scratched his
head.)
Sgt. Wameling—Congratula
tions.
Tom Gallagher—You look dif
ferent.
M. H. Smith—Jimminy Christ
mas, you startled me.
Paul Fretzs -You look like
Everett Hathaway. (Somebody
that was once here.)
George Magnusen—You look
1 ke the piano player again. (A
reference to when we played for
dances.)
Marian Blinn—You look beau
tiful!
Helen Fleehtner—(She planted
a kiss, on the left cheek.)
Lonnie Scroggins—You look
10 years younger.
Mrs. Ole Olson— Who’s that?
Tom Horsman—Congratula
tions.
Rocky Rokstaad—How DO
you do?
Don George—A new man in
town.
! G. W. Bubendorf—I didn’t
know you until I ran over you.
Joe Morino—You’re a pretty
Pinch’s Jewelry
New Line
KAYWOODIE PIPES
Waterproof watches
Stretch Bands
cNe<w Shipment of
EARRINGS
j«n Holsters
Aero Cigarette Lighters
Bffrif
Mecca Bar
& COCKTAIL LOUNGE
"Kodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge” '
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
0 Most Complete Line of Liquor
in the Territory
ROY F. SNYDER, prop.
good looking feller.
A. L Rogers—Stranger!
Professor H. Holt—I got at
tached to the beard.
James Martz—Huh!
Pat Lynch—Big grin, no com
ment.
Mrs. Paul Herring—Mr. Lam
me! (When we turned she snap
ped her camera. There was no (
film in it.)
Mrs. James Martz—(Screech)
Lamme!
Public Health Nurse Marion
Curtis—If you catch cold come
to me.
Rev. G. S. Morony—Let me
look at you.
Mike Gustitus—You don’t
look natural.
Mr. Fretzs, the elder—Well,
for heaven’s sake.
Max Foisom—Goodness me!
Herbert Francis—Good thing
you had your wife along.
Postmaster Maurice Briggs— 1
What are you selling?
Harriet Rieber—Don’t you i
feel undressed?
L. F. Norman—I thought I
was going to get a picture.
Stan Nelson — (Censored)
Caught cold yet?
Cappy Brodtkorb—You look;
like a white man again.
Red Cross Director ArtLar-j
kin—I don’t know if I’d known ,
you without your wife.
I.orna Campbell—Is it breezy?
Mayor 0. A. Torgesson—(He
removed one pair of spectacles
and donned another pair.)
Lee Bettinger—Sure different.
Bill Lewis—I don’t want to
talk to you, you don’t lock nat
ural.
Barbara Lang?—It was at this
same spot (by the barber shop)
that I told you I dreamt you had
shaved your beard off.
Gus George (Travel Control)—
I thought you were a passenger.
Jack Delane—You look 20
years younger.
Jacque Pardieu—Stranger in
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