Cross Dance,
er Successful
Community Dance and|
>iven last .Sunday added
to the Red Cross War
ive.
inner headed the list of
with $199.25, which is
•rising considering the as
ts of piroque, pigs io
salads and wonderful
ent of home-made past
t were served. A raffle of
brought in $53.75 of the
, and the dance netted
ter $50 rent was' deduct
Louise Coon, chairman
ted Cross drive, accepted
tribution with thanks for
ery generous gesture on
t of the women of Kodi
tional thanks were offered
women planning the af
the Victory cafe for use of
the local orchestra for
msic; the free use of the
at liar; Sgt. Irvin De
U. S. Marines, for con
l the auction; and tne
Dthers who attended.
. Coon reported later this
hat about $1000 had been
led so far in the drive
will be continued until
1.
n Topics
i. Agnes Crutcher, who was
se guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Dimes Johnson the past
left on the Lakina to re*
o her home at Ketchikan.
Irutcher, accountant, pre
her by plane.
21 girls attending the
fire meeting of the Yoye
oup . uesday were given a
in which to keep a record
nor beads earned, and a
) chart Uniforms, manuals
ther equipment were pass
t.
5 girls played games anc
ieeting ended with the hand
s. Max Folsom is the new
ant guardian.—Sciibe, Jo
Williams.
at the Ball and Help the
tal! Tonight at Blinn’s!
i family of Milton Smith
>ye of Patrick Lynch & Co.,
iting of his wife, Edith, and
:en Jacqueline 17, Milton
ian and Joan 6, and llebec
arrived on the recent Lak
queline is now employed at
ictory cafe.
Iliam Fitzgerald suffered a
n bone in his left hand in a
&t Friday evening, although
f not know it until he went
ae hospital Saturday for
nent. The injured member
daced in a cast.
loia Clymer, former em
« of the Cheechako Grill,
ned to Kodiaa on the Lak
ter a visit in Texas.
■her Edgar Gallant returned
odiak by plane Thursday
ft trip that took him as far
ts Philadelphia.
*s will be said in the new
Catholic ehurch building (Way
farer’s building) at 10 am tomor
row.
Freight on the Lakina includ
ed a huge, modern refrigerator
for W.J.Erskine Co.; a floor-type
furnace for the Island Fountain;
and a truck and other equip
ment for Robert Kester, clam
cannery operator.
L. K. Wodlinger, who return
ed last week from the East on a
plane trip that took him across
Canada, reported that in New
York he ran into Lt. Orcutt,
who was formerly of the Alaska
Travel Control oflice here
He and his bride, the former
Lt. Helen Shutt, Army Nurse,
also previously stationed at
Kodiak, were on their honey
moon
In Seattle he met Chaplain It.
E Gilmore,formerly at Ft.Greely,
who had just returned from the
South Pacific Chaplain Gilmore
said he would like to hear from
all his friends in Kodiak. His
addre s is U. S. S. Ticonderoga,
C V. 14, FPO San Francisco.
R. E deNormandie, candy
maker from Portland, Oregon,
who arrived here last week, is
employed at the Kodiak Candy
Company.
Mrs. Cecil Lynch, of this city,
has received word of the arrival
of a son, at the home of her son,1
Paul Hart, in Marchfield, Calif,
on March 24.
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Cook,
residents of Kodiak the past 3
years, left on the f.akina to
return to the Sta es lo make
their home They are g tu g first
to Tacoma and Mr. Cook said
his plans for the immediate fu
ture would depend on his draft
board.
Mr. Cook was employed as a
carpenter here at the base and
during construction of an Army
mill at Danger Bay. Mis. Cook
has been employed at the North
land Photo company.
Mrs. William Morgan, of Port
Williams, arrived on the island
mail 1 Mt Thursday t or m short
v 8n li re, her first since she and
Mr Morgan went to Port Wil
liams t fter the fishing season.
She plans to lea ve,, today on
the mail boat’s next island trip.
Mrs. Helen Eck was dismissed
from the GM hospital Saturday.
3.5. Lakina
OUTGOING
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cook
Franklin Brown, Earl Dotson
I
Mrs. Agnes Crutcher,
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING
Hender Toms, Father Edgar
lal lant.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
ORPHEUM
TH E SHOWPLACE OF KO D I A K
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AM
AdmisHtAiis
Announcement
Due to the failure of receiving our
usual shipment of film on a recent
boat we are obliged to close our
Theatre for a short period of time.
We very much regret this but it is
a situation beyond our control and
one which we are making every
effort to correct in hopes it wdl not
occur again.