Sister Dies In Seattle
Mrs. Dorothy Haag received
word this week of the death of
her sister, Mrs. C. H. Bissell, on
Sunday, December 31, at her
home in Seattle, Wash., after
several months illness. Mrs.
Haag delayed her recent return
to Kodiak to spend some time
with her sister because of her ill
ness.
Joe Frost, who has ji^ist com
pleted a six month’s course in
Aircraft Communications at the
Boeing Field in Seattle, has been
assigned to the CAA station on
Woody Island where he is to be
stationed indefinitely.
Mr. Frost, left Kodiak in Feb
ruary 1942 at which time he was
employed at the Navy Air Base
and since that time has spent
most of his time in Seattle. He
returned to Kodiak last week
ju3t in time to spend Christmas
at the home of his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Frost, Sr., and
family.
Lila Monlux, formerly em
ployed at the Kodiak Fountain,
is now clerking at Pinch’s Jewel
ry store.
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I Girls Elect
New officers for the next 3
months have been elected by the
Yoyekai Campfire Girls, They
are: president, Lorraine Magnu
sen; vice-president, Germaine
Madsen; secretary * treasurer,
Charlotte Nielsen; scribe, Joanne
Williams.
They discussed the symbols of
their names and for the next
month each girl is to work for 5
honor beads in homemaking.
The group charter and an honor
bead for a full group was receiv
ed.
Each girl is to begin keeping
health charts which will entitle
them to a national honor bead at
the end of the year.
They learned the name of the
President of the United States)
the Governor of Alaska, and the
mayor of Kodiak.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson left
on the Cordova on a vacation
trip to the States. They will
visit with Mr. Johnson’s rela
tives in Seattle and with Mrs.
Johnson’s relatives in Indiana.
If tiavel conditions permit they
may go to New York, they said.
Mrs. Johnson is employed here
in the 0. Kraft & Son office and
Mr. Johnson manages the hard
ware department. The latter is
being replaced by John Thevik.
The Dinner Nook, operated
by Amanda Price and Eula Sper
ling, closed down this week for
enlarging of the building and
will re-open as soon as the work
is completed. The kitchen will be
made bigger to allow for food
storage and refrigeration in it.
The work is being done by John
Stenlund.
M. 8. Barbara Lange, formerly
employed at the Town Club, be
gan employment Tuesday at
Jorgen Fredrickson’s liquor
store.
Helen Curtis
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Father Dies
Carl Lagerberg, of Kodiak,
who has been spending the win
ter in Seattle with his parents,
lost his father there on Decem
ber 27.
Carl Lagerberg is well-known
here where he has spent most of
the past 8 years engaged in fish
ing. He formerly worked at the
base also.
A new OPA clerk, Mrs. A1
Fenner, took over the reins of
the local office Tuesday. Mrs.
Fenner, who has been employed
at the Polar Bear cafe, replaces
Mrs. Juanita Savoy, who re
signed.
Maurice Gunderson was con
fined to his home on Mission
road several days after a 10
pound wheel fell on his foot
while working at the NOB. The
accident resulted in a broken
toe.
Vincent Pellegrini, chief clerk
of public works at the local base,
returned to Kodiak two days a
head of Christmas in time to
spend the holiday with his fam
ily on Mission road. A trip to
Seattle had been necessitated
for an operation.
Ray Phillips’ boat, the N & S,
is swamped in the bay near the
beach road. It recently had a
hole stove in it when it hit a
rock near Mill Bay.
That red and yellow model A
Ford now enlivening traffic is
the property of William Robert
son, Jr. He bought it in Aber
deen, Wash, tor $225, which in
cluded the color scheme.
Sergeant stripes were a Christ
mas gift for Louis Savoy, local
resident formerly stationed at
Fort Greely, who is now near
Northway, Alaska.
Notice
I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by Caro
line Pauline Hayter as of Janu
ary 1.
William James Hayter
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