Eodiak Mirror
“d^ews of (America s Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Rate $5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Aln^ka as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenufe Building, Seattle, Washington.
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for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Stork Takes Rest
For the first week in several
months the sto:k look a rest and
no babies are reported in today’s
usual hospital news.
That the stork deserved his
holiday is shown by statistics of
the GM hospital, which reveal
that to August 15 an even 70 de
li ve'ies have been recorded aj
oompired to a total of 58 for all
1916.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Briggs
at.d infant son left via Nnithern
airlines this week to return to
their home in Spokane, where
Mr Briggs will continue his
education for the ministry and
resume his assistant pastorate in
one of the Spokane churches.
During their summer visit
with Mr. Briggs’ parents, Post
master and Mrs. Maurice Briggs,
Kenneth worked in the local
post office.
Marsha Malutin and John
Garc a, Jr., were married in Jun
eau August 3 at the Church ef
the Nativity The bride is from
Kodak and is a graduate of
Wrangell Institute. Tbe couple
will make then home in Juneau.
Miss Elizabeth Mertel, repre
sentative of the Pacific Bottlers
Supply company, of Seattle,1
wholesale liquor dealers, visited
Kodiak this week calling on the
Iwal trade.
She lias been in the business
many years and was enjoying
meeling local people who had
only been names to her before,
she said.
Keep your eye on Knudsen’s
(adv )
, NOTICE
An important meeting of Post
17 of the American Legion will
be held Tuesday August 26, at
3 pm, at the Legion hall.
All members are asked to he
present' 8 23
Mrs. Sigrid Wodlinger, wife of
L K. Wodlinger, local druggist,]
returned home by plane yester
day aft3r a vacation and buying
trip m Seattle.
The Flemish Knot called at
Kodiak this week and loaded sal
mon from McConaghy’s can
nery.
Mr and Mrs “Tiny” Tesarik
were in charge at the (Commun
ity center bingo program Thurs
day evening entertaining a cap
acity crowd of players. Another
program, featuring prizes and
valuable merchandise orders,
will be held at the Center next
Thursday with play starting at
8:45 pm. There is no admission
charge and ail are invited.
Couple United
Bernard G Oettinger, carpen
ter foreman, formerly of Rice
Lake, VVis., and Marie A. Rucks
secretary, formerly of Seattle,
were married Friday by U. S.
Commissioner G W Bubendoif.
Jesaie Holt and R. D Russell
were witnesses for the couple
Applications for marriage lie
enses hare been made by Gerald
S. Gugel and Betty Anderson,
both of Ouzinkie; and Abram
Panamarioff and Katherine
Katelnikoff, also both of Ouzin
kie.
WELCOME
MR. UTTERBACK
-aRe
It is our pleasure to welcome you and
your family to Kodiak, where you are
to be Superintendent of our school
system.
May your stay be interesting and
enjoyable.
Couple Married
William H. Gubei3en and Kat
ie Pistorius were married Thurs
day at 6 30 pm by U. S. Com
missioner G. W. Bubendorf. Wit
nesses were Mi. and Mrs. Her
bert Gukeisen.
Hospital News
A Imitted for medical atten
tion during the week were: Miss
Chiistine Patricia, Mrs. Sarah
Bandy, Mrs. Thelma Johnson,
Bernard Schuster, Donald Fen
ner; for tonsillectomies, June
Magous°n aud August and Pat
rick Beitman
Fred Traffin, 4, of Chignik
had a bullet removed from his
arm last Saturday. He had shot
himself playing with a gun be
longing to his father. He was
Drought here by his father on
the Spencer and left on the
3ame vessel immediately after
wards
Attorneys Argue
Seattle (J?)—Critical exchang
es by maritime attorneys high
light the Coast C.uard inquiry
into the Diamond Knot, Alaska
steamship vessel that sank Aug.
13 near Port Angeles. Attorney
Tom Morrow, for the owners,
asserted the counsel for the car
go insurance underwriters for
operators of the Fenn Victory
tug were trying to “turn the
hearing into a fishing expedi
tion” for pending civil suits.
Civil suits totalling nearly 5 mil
lion dolla s have been filed in
connection with the accident
Center Program
Today:— (Saturday)
LIBRARY CLOSED
9:00 Dance
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm if weather is bad
8 pm otherwise.
3:00 to 5:00 Library open.
(if center open)
Mrs. Floyd Cook
Monday:—
10 to 5 Craft classes
Junior—(Aileen Wade)
6:30 pm Softball, sohool grnds
(Women’s)
7 to 9 Library Open
Marie West
Tuesday:—
7 to 9 Library open
Lillian Lamme
8:00 (leave) Men’s volleyball
(Cener vs NOB Civilians)
Wednesday:—
2:00pm Beginners folk-dancing
clo-ed group (girls under 12)
3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary - Audrey Krafi
Dorothy Haag
9:00 pm Square dancing
Thursday:—
2:00 Adv. Jr. Folk-dancing
6:30 pm Women’s Softball
7-9 Library open
Marion Curtis
7:00 Adult leathercraft class
(John Gibbons)
8:45 Bingo ($60.00 jackpot)
Friday:—
2 00 Folk dancing (tetn age)
7 to 9 Library open
Mabel Fenner
9:00 Summer Formal ($2 cpl.)
Sunday, August, 31:—
2nd annual Kodiak Garden
show, all day.
2nd annual Salmon Derby
Notice
The following very specie's are
on sale now at Della’s Beauty
Cabin—:
Nu Wipe, the modem wiping
fiber, while it lasts—1400 square
feet at S3 75
Finger Wave caps (or can be
worn to protect hair from the
wind)—15 cents each
Draw string nets—15 cents
Nail Sweeps—25 cents
Take advantage of these of
ferings NOW.
Della’s Beauty Cabin
Northern Airlines
OUTGOING
Several flights were made car
rying cannery crews and yester
day's plane was due late yester
day.)
Harry Crosby, Richard Davis,
Gilbert York, John Lauderback,
Pat Ghrames, Thelma Schlang
er, Robert Erickson, Gabriel
McKilly, William Anderson, Mr,
& Mrs. Kenneth Briggs & in
fant Art Sunde, Ruther I kin
stiver, Dorothy Haman, E. E.
Fulk, Hans Gloshe, Lawrence
Panamaroff, Mrs. W. H. Price,
Mrs George Vosberg, Mr <fc
Mrs Frank Sanguinetti, Gordon
Howland, Ralph Wilson.
Pacific Northern
Besides chaiter trips for can
nery crews the following passen
gers were carried:
OUTGOING:
Bill Gonnelly, C H A Joyce
McKennon, Tom A Margaret
Taylor, Bob Espey, Mrs R M
McFarland & infant, Mr. A Mrs
W Boyd, Wb Marston, Fred
Jones, Mr. & Mrs Harry Taylor,'
Mr A Mrs 0 L Grimes, Betty
A Jimmie Kizer, W R Anderson,
! Martin Pavloff.
INCOMING
M Maori:,g, L J Green Mrs.
L Wodlinger, E W Hawbker, M
iSt I.ouis, Lt, Comdr A Mrs
Ashcraft, I. N Kolloen T M An
derson, Harry O’Malley, Herbert
Monolian. Do na AS1 ar.on Me
Elwain, Mr A Mrs. E M Lund,
Harold Hurd, R E Gibson, Ray
Martin, George Ellef«en, O Rek
dahl, Don Markley James Scott,
Perey Graner, A Gergeron, Ber
nice Jacobs.
Mrs. W H. Price who has
been visiting her »nn Reuben
Tesarik, and his family, left by
plane this week to return u ho
home In the States.
IN THE
JUSTICE'S COURT FORTH*
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT
BANK OF KODIAK, a Bank
ing Corporation, as agent for
the Western Assurance Co®,
pany, Inc.,
Plaintiff
vs.
JOSEPHINE COULSEY, ,|w
known as MRS. H. M. COUL
SEY,
Defendnt
SUMMONS
FOR PUBLICATION
THE PRESIDENT OF TH|
UNITED STATES OF AMEl
ICA. TO THE ABOVE NAM
ED DEFENDANT, GREE?
ING:
You are hereby required to ay. I
pear before the undersigned,
United States Commissions
and ex-Officio Justice of the
Peace of Kodiak Predact, it
said Territory of Mask*,
within Thirty L>ays after the
Last Publication of this Sal
mons, namely witbin Thiitj
Days after the 13th day of Sept
ember, 1947, in case this Sim
mons is Published, or withii
Forty Days after the date of it)
servioe upon you, in case thii
Summons is served upon ym
personally, and answer the Con
plaint of the above named Plait
tiff on file in the said Court ii
the above entitled action.
The said plaintiff in said at
tion demands the following n
lief: the sum of $90.20 wit
interest thereon from May 31
1946, until paid, account earn
insurance premium, tog«far
with any and all coats includaj
a reasonable attorney's fee.
And in the event you fail to#
appear and answer, the Plait
tiff will take judgment ag&ind
you for want thereof, and wJ
apply to the Court for the reft
demanded in the Complaint a#
as hereinabove stated
WITNESS, my hand and to
seal of said court this 19th di]
of august, 1947
G. W Bubendorf
United States Commit
sioner and Ex Officn
Justice of the Peace
SS DENALI
All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notiee
Lv. Seattle * i\r. Kodiak • Ar. Seattle
Aug 23
Sept 11
Oct 2
Aug 31
Sept 18
Oct 10
Sept 7
Sept 26
Oct 17
SjC Northland ports of call Ketchikan, Yakutat, Se*ard,
dovia, outports, Kodiak, returning via outports Ketchikan
Seattle
S»
Northbound ports of call Ketchikan, outports, Kodiak,**
turning via outports, Seldovia, Seward, Yakutat, Ketchikan **
Seattle.
SERVING ALASKA THE YEAR/ROUNj