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DANCING 'TILL 2am
CLOSED
MONDAYS
Signs
WaterLease
The rental arrangement on the
water system between the Feder
al Works Agency and the city of
Kodiak was approved at a spec
ial meeting of the council Mon
day.
Under the terms of the lease,
to run for 1 year, the city will
pay a flat rental of $1500. After
the expenses of maintenance
and operation for the year are
deducted, the balance of the rev
enue will go to the Federal
Works Agency also.
Revenue cannot be used for
extensions or additions to the
system, although the city at
! tempted to obtain that feature.
Nebraska Girl
Weds Serviceman
Miss Eva Clare Smith, daugh
ter ot Mrs. Frank Grover, of
Valley, Neb , and Hubert Leroy
Rochelle, GM 2-c, USNR, Kod
iak, were united in maniage'
Sunday at 4 pm at the Commun
ity BaDtist church in a double
ring ceremony read by Rev
Giegory S. Morony.
The bride, who was given
in marriage by CVVO Carl
G, Schmidt, fJSMC, wore
a grey suit. Her maid of
honor was Miss Margaret Pos
konski, and Everett E. Morgan,
Y 1-c, acted as best man for the
bridegroom. Lt. Wl T. Miller,
USMCR, was a special guest.
Miss Betty Carter played as a
piano solo, “Ave Maria”, and
the traditional wedding marches.
The bride, a recent arrival in
Kodiak, is an ex-Marine 1st Ser
geant, having served for 30
months at various posts in the
States. The bridegroom is to be
discharged soon from the
service, and at present plans
to remain in Kodiak. The
couple are at home to friends in
the Felder building.
Town Topics j
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Mr. and M^s. A1 E. Mil'er ent-’
ertained at their home on Spruce
Lane last Friday in honor of
Mrs. Clifford Stevens, whose
birthday it was.
Guests were the Messrs, and
Mesdames Clifford Stevens,
James Martz, L. M. Beckley,
George Blinn, Lonnie Scroggins,
Vincent Root, John Cherry; the
Mesdames Henry Eaton, Ger
trude Raumaker, James Pierce;
the Messrs Charles Walker, Ar
thur Deering, Eric Blankenburg,
Mill Vokacek, Afka Pestrikoff;
and Lt. (jg) J. R. Fruth, Pfc, J.
P. O’Brien, and Pfc. C. C. Wil
liamson.
Christy’s Bakery found itself
short-handed this week with
Kalph Naughton, baker, admit
ted in the hospital Monday for
treatment for a "strep” sore
throat, and Kimball De Young
absent under more happy cir
eumstances—the latter leaving
for Anchorage to be discharged
from the Array. ,
With donation of $25 by the
HA VE YOU SEEN Ti ^$€
• Tailored Shirts
• That new Field Jacket
• Sweaters for the Family
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The MEN’S STORE
HOME Of SMART HABERDASHERY
Rotary Club and $25 by the
Chamber of Commerce the defic
it for X-rays of local tuberculin
children has been fully covered,
Public Health Nurse Marion
Curtis reports this week.
A1 Tovanger, who before the
war was employed here by Stan
dard Oil, came over from Seward
last week to manage the local
Standard Oil office while Agent
Merrill Coon attends a district
company meeting at Juneau
New employees at the Island
Fountain are Lucille Nixon, sis
ter of James Marts, manager,
and Annie Ohicbenoff.
Cordova Due Today
With Big Load
The latest intelligence, via the
Alaska Steamship Office, says the
S. S. Cordova will arrive in Kod
iak this (Saturday) afternoon. It
will leave again for the south in
about a week.
The Cordova, with almost 500
tons of freight, is bringing one of
its largest loads for some time
Davis indicted
On 2 Counts
Emanuel Davis, of Kodiak,
was indicted on two counts by
the grand jury' at Anchorage
Oct. 25. He is charged with con
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor girl and with rape of an
older woman.
Notice
The winter schedule of the
Kodiak Electric Association is at
follows:
Office Hours:9 to 4—Mondays
through Fridays
Closed Saturday
Collection Hours at Bank—
10th through 15th of each month
at 12 noon to 2:30 pm. On Sat
urdays, 10 am to 12 noon.
—Kodiak Electric Association
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION—
KODIAK PRECINCT
lu the Matter of the Estate
of
WILLIAM BAUMAN,
Deceas
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEUEI
GIVEN by the undersign
administrator of the Estate
WILLIAM BAUMAN, <
ceased, to the creditors
and all persons having clai
against the said deceased, tl
within six (6) months after I
first publication of this not
they exhibit them, with I
necessary vouchers, to i
said administrator at the office
Warren A. Taylor, Brooklyn A
enue, Kodiak, Alaska, that be»s
the place for the transaction i
the business of the said estal
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska tli
29 day of Oct. 1945.
CLARA HELGASON
Administrator for the Estate
William Bauman, deceased.
By Warren A. Taylor
Attorney for Administrate
Date of first pub'ication:
Nov. 3, 1945
Notice
Fine foods for our fine light*
men and women of all servi
returning home.
You don’t have to go Sotl
of the Border” for nice
served “en el estilo Mexican*
Mexican Enchillados serv
with El Salada de Guaeonioie
Chilli Con Carne
and many other foreign
home dishes served en e
Americano.
Stop in and order °r
taxi for late hour eerviw
many orders as desired.
Yum Yum fiats
Open 'til 3am Closed
Tuesd*