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Class matter under act of Centre- * >f M it '■*» 5, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISH I NY1 O.V1- S
William H. Laranie, Editor and Pirhsher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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OUTGOING
Hurl Walker, Williams, James
P Morrison, Robert F. Gray,
Niles A. West, John Lubke, Hugh
Powell, Gladys Hunnicutt, Marie
Cor & infant, A. R. Graham, G.
B. Johnson, Grace Mclnck, Col.
Frank, W. C. Killian, Bud Rich,
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ian Blinn, M. H. Powell, P. 0.
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John Davis, Mrs. Warren Tay
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lor, E. Fowler, Mil Vokacek, M.
G. Sucrow, Paul Herring, Ger
aldine Sears, George Phillips, Ru
dy Schelikoff, Andrew Jaeger,
Jim Pierce, Ray Malutin, Jor
gen Fredrickson.
INCOMING
Mike Inga, Fred Katelnikoff,
Jack King Col. F. Frank, Miss
Wasner, Paul Herring, Miss La
Lande, Miss Cataford, Mr. E'lis
Miss Audrey Richardson, Mrs.
Rex Parrott, CpI. Arthur Muller,
Sgt. Nick Frost, Pfe. Paul L. An
derson, J. V. Pike, Mrs. L. C.
T ovillion, Maurice G. Sucrow,
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Couple Take
Marriage Vows
Doris E. Landin, of Kodiak,
and William Henry Athick, navy
man. stationed at the local base,
were married here on December
24 by Cominissoner G. W. Bu
bendorf *
Attendants for the counle w.ere
Mrs. Barbara Lange and Clifford
E. Stevens.
The bride was formerly em
ployed at the GM hospital and
now works at the base.
Cmdr. Fietcher, Nick Miell.
The staff, children, and young
people of the Kodiak Baptist
Mission wish to express appre
ciation to all those friends who
helped to make the Christmas
season a happy one. The Christ
mas programs, gifts of candy
and nuts, and a Christmas din
ner made the day an occasion to
remember. They are grateful al
so for the privilege of bringing
cheer to some others.
Mrs. Leo Sears left by plane
yesterday for Anchorage en route
to Seward for a short visit.
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INSURANCE SERVICE
^1 £ ARE pleased tu announce that Mr.
V. J. (Vic) Ellis, formerly Lieutenant
Commander in the U. S. Coast Guard
Service, has joined our staff and will have
charge of the bank’s insurance depart
ment.
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This department will be extended to
include all kinds of insurance, and any
one having insurance problems or requir
ing regular or specialized insurance may
have the benefit of having their problems
taken care ol in an efficient manner by
an insurance specialist.
Mr. Ellis will be glad to discuss your
insurance problems with you and it is our
pleasure to offer to the people of the
community this additional service.
Nuptial Mass
At Notre Dame
The Notre Dame de Kodiak
was the scene at 9 am Wednes
day, Jan. 2 of the marriage rites
of Miss Aiine M. Cataford,;
daughter of Mrs. Louisa Roy, of
North Bay, Ontario, Canada,
and Max. C. La Lande local
businessman. The ceremony was
performed by Father Vincent
Edge, with celebration of the
nuptial mass following.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by Jack Allman, wore a
white chiifon wedding gown with
a finger-tip length veil and carri
ed a white prayer book and
white carnations. She was attend
ed by the bridegroom’s sister,
Miss Josephine La Lande, who
wore a pink taffeta floor-length
dress. William Fitzgerald was
best man for the bridegroom.
Music was provided by Capt.
Leon Johnson, vocal soloist, who
presented three numbers, and by
Sister Hilary, organist.
Following the ceremony the
wedding reception, with Miss La
Lande and Walter Muller assist
ing in the serving, was he'd at
the apartment over Mr. La
Lande’s place of business, where
the couple will make their home.
The newlyweds are spending
their honeymoon at. the Snyder
lodge on Island Lake.
Mr. La Lande, formerly of
Nampa, Idaho, came to Kodiak
■recently from Dutch Harbor,
where he was in business, and on
his arrival here purchased the
Idle Hour from Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kempton.
The bride ariived a few days
before the wedding from her
home in Ontario, and was ac
companied here by Miss La
Lande, both making their first
trip to Kodiak.
Teacher Christmas
Eve Bride
Miss Elizabeth Dorothy Car
ter, local teacher, and Jalmar
John Springhill, Kodiak busi
nessman, were united in marriage
on Christmas eve at 10:30 at the
Community Baptist church, with
Rev. Gregory S. Morony perfor
ming the ring ceremony
The soft lights of the Christ
mas hee and candles furnished
the only illumination as the cou
pie took 1 heir vows before the I
bride’s mother and Miss Marion
Curtis
The bride, who wore a black
dress trimmed in white, was at
tended by her matron of honor,
a fellow teacher, Mrs. Nick Miell,
who was dressed in red Benoni
Bozeman Bolden was best man.
On the Friday following the
ceremony a reception was held at
the Club Montmartre.
The bride is prominent in local
mdsical circles, and has directe I
the successful community Christ
mas musical presentations for
the past two years. Mr. Spring
hill operates a local barber shop
and steam bath and is in the taxi
business.
I he coup'e are at home in a
newly-remodeled apartment in
the Springhill building cflf Brook
lyn avenue.
Oregon Girl
Weds Serviceman
Violet Dora Smith, of Portland,
Ore , daughter of Mrs. Gladvg
Smith and Charles Henry Bish
op, BM, USN, of Port Neches,
Texas, son of Mrs. W. A Weath
erly, were ioined in marriage rm
Sunday, Dec. 23 at 2 pm at the
Community Baptist parsonage.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Gregory S.
Morony, the Baptist pastor. At
tendants for the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. H. I.. Rochelle, of Ko.
diak.
The bride wore a brown suit
and her attendant a blue suit,
and each carried real roses. The
ceremony was performed before
a group of friends, consisting of
lit. fjg) John Buchanan, Lt. (jg)
John H. Jaeschke, Ensign Wil
lard E. Patton and Miss Nancy
Barrow.
Ellis-Wilbur
Rites Read 1
The Merrill Coon residence |
was the scene of the wedding on
Monday, December 24 at 4:30
pm, of Miss Georgya Craig Wil
bur, local teacher, and Victor G.
Ellis, foimerly of Ketchikan.
Rev. Jot n Winter, superintend
ent of the local Baptist Mission,
performed the double ring cere
mony before a few friends.
An informal reception was held
immediately after the ceremony.
Mrs. Ellis has taught home
economies and other high school
subjects here for the past Syea^s,
and was the instigator of the lo
cal annual high school style
show
Mr Ellis, who arrived here
the day before the wedding, is
on terminal leave previous to be
ing released to inactive duty ii
the Coast Guard Reserve. A*
lieutenant commander in that
branch of the service he served
2 years at Kodiak and is now on
the staff of the Bank of Kodiak.
The couple have an apartment
in the Felder budding.
Johnson-Sellgren
Wedding Held
Lillian Sellgren, of Haywood,
Calif., ami Charles B Johnson,
local carpenter and taxi driver,
were uniied in marriage yester
day, Jan. 5, at 4 pm by U. S
Commissi ner G W. Bubendorf.
Attendants for the couple were
Mrs Lydia Loan and Walter
Muller. 1
The bride arrived here lr
plane this week, after Mr John
son flew to oewurd to meet her
and her 12-year-old so.i, Bobbie.
They will make their home on
Mission road in the Muller dup
lex.
Applications for a marriage li
cense have been made lo U. S.
Commissioner G. \V. Bubendorf
by Lamprecht Mart’ll and Mar
garette Haines, and i hurtnan
Rogers and Marina Dushkm.
Chester Clark, employe of
Christy’s bakery has
the Frank Erbes hom
vate water works o
road.
pui chased
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