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Hospital News
Sic and Mrs. Lionel D. Han
na are the parents of a son torn
on July 19, weighing 9 pounds.
The baby will be named James
William.
A daughter Mary Jo, was
born to Mr. and Mrs Henry Ea
ton on July 23. The baby weigh
ed 7 Ib9. 2 oz. at b rth.
Also on July 23, Mr. and Mrs
Herman M Tuller became the
pat ents of a son, Coburn Munro;
weight 7 lbs. 14 oz.
Admitted for medical treat
ment during the week were:
Axel Larson, Zacbar bay; Mrs.
Evelyn Rumple; Dick Balani.
Andrew Kashevarotf is in the
hospital receiving treatment for
j fractured arm.
t. rft<
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listers of the Order of Grey
Nuns of the GM hospital were
guests of Charles Madsen on a
boat trip yesterday on the Kod
iak Bear
Busan Gregorioff is now en
route to Portland where she is
employed as a dental assistant
for Dr J. C. Bartels.
Miss Gregorioff is the daughter
of Mrs Lucy Gregorioff of this
city Her visit he*e with her fam
ily was the first in 9 years.
Mrs. Audrey Stevens, since
the death of her husband, is
staying with his parents in Craig
mont, fdaho.
| Kodiak Rancher
Speaks At Fairbanks
Fairbanks—Jack McCord, pio
neer engineer, mining man and
now a stock grower on Sitkalidak
and Chirikof islands was the
guest speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the Lions club.
He gave an interesting account
of the Russian discovery of Alas
ka and the founding of Kodiak,
the first capital of Russian Am
erica.
He told of his enterprises in
the stock raising field on the
islands He is enroute there now
for the summer.
Thursday afternoon, July 24f
at 3 pm the women of the Com
munity Bapt'st church held a
tea at the home of Mrs. A. H. (
Johnson in honor of Miss Doro
thy O. Bucklin, secretary of
Missions of the Woman's Ameri
can Baptist Home Missions Soci
ety of New York Miss Bucklin
is a guest at the Kodiak Baptist
Mission.
Those Dresent included: Mes
dames A. a. Johnson, Frank
McConaghy, Pratt, Sutliff, P. J.
David Hungerford Wallin, Glen
Chandler, M. S. Burnham, Zelia
Stone, Wm. Stone, Price, Smith,
and Misses Bucklin, Rose Grazi
ano, Estelle Marlin, Vivienne
Green and Julia Pond.
An important meeting of the
Board of directors of the Kodiak
Community Ceater will be held
next Thursday at 7:30 pm in the
library at the Center.
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, chair
man, will preside.
SAVE AMD MAVE
To spend all that one makes is as child*
ish and tragic as if a nation ate all of
its wheat and all of its corn and saved
none for seed.
-Save a part of your income and have
funds when required for any emergency
or convenience.
Notice
If that pair of shoes that just
fit is becoming worn—
If those expensive coverings
for your pedal extremities need
a bit of fixing—
Or if just plain economy beck
ons to you in wishing you could
have some footwear expertly re
paired—
Just keep them handy until
September 1 and then turn them
over to us On that date or there
abouts our new shoe repairing
equipment will be in Kodiak
and we will offer the latest type
shoe repairing fe the residents of
Kodiak.
Save your shoes—and save!
Ray Geiger
An ‘ indoor track meet” A fun
program will be held Tues. at 8
o’clock. Admission is free and all
interested persons, particularly
family groups, are invited to at
tei.d and enjoy the fun.
Ping-pong enthusiasts of Kod
iak and vicinity will participate
in their monthly tournament at
the Community Center Sunday
evening. Play will start at 8 pm
and is open to all
Two titles are now open since
Kay Wade, men’s champion is
away and Malutin, junior champ
has become a senior by virtue
of a birthday since the last
tournament. Bobbie Norton is
defending boys champ and Bea
Malutin ho'ds the women’s title.
Plans for a supervised swim
period at Big Lake on Monday
afternoon were announced this
week by the Community Cen
ter.
A life guard will be on duly at
the lake from 2 to 5 pm. if the
weather is nice and parents may
feel free to send their children
for swimming at that time.
If enough interest is shown a
regular supetvised swim program
will be set for each week.
The Alaska Steamship MS
Coastal Monarch ariived in port
Tuesday night and left the next
day. It carried 262 tons for Ko
| diak.
Can ’ t-be-copied flavor!
Millions
L prefer J
Mrs. Gertrude A. Garringten,
accompanied by her daughter,
Sandra LiaDe, arrived recently
from San Francisco to join her
husband, Lt Gomdr. D. W. Far
rington, USN, stationed at NOB,
Kodiak.
Fairbanks—Kenneth William
Driscoll of Kodiak and Bettj
Wilson were married here Julj
12 by U. S. Commissioner Ever
ett Smith with Myrtle Eatoi
and Ralph Thomas as attend
ants.
Dear ZMadam:
I have received a tremendous
shipment ef shoes (samples and
for outright buying).
I am also expecting a large
shipment of dresses.
Sincerely,
^he Silk Stress Sbop=
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Lv. Seattle * Ar. Kodiak * Ar. Seattle
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iovia, outports, Kodiak, returning via outports Ketchikan an
Seattle
Northbound ports of call Ketchikan, outports, Kodiak, *
turning via outports, Seldovia, Seward, Yakutat, Ketchikan at
Seattle.
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