local Couple
United
Miss Barbara Anderson, Afog
nak, and Fred Willits, Kodiak,
ware united in marriage June 4
by U. S. Commissioner Charles
C. Naughton.
Witnesses for the couple were
Mrs, Esther Rothwel) and Mrs.
Muy Gregoroff.
Karl Brunstaad stopped in
Kakiak recently on his way from
Seattle to Port Williams. Brun
staad was formerly active in
union affairs here.
Lee Bettinger, eon of Lee
Bettinger of the Kodiak Bott
ling works, arrived recently from
his home in Oswego, Oregon, to
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mola
formerly of this city, are now
located in Fairbanks, where Mr.
Mola is employed on the base.
Mrs. Verna Abston is now em
ployed at the Orpheum theatre
as ticket seller.
The executive committee of
the Chamber of Comerce met
Monday and adopted by-laws
for the new organization.
Richard R. Sidwell and Hans
Ott, employees of the Pan
American Airways, who have
been stationed at Fairbanks
were recently transferred to the
base at Kokiak.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson
are the parents of a girl born
Monday morning, weight 7
pounds, 15 1-2 ounces.
Mr. Anderson is emoloyed at
the Mecsa bar.
Mildred Davies returned to
work at the Pinch jewelry store
after being ill a few days with
the flu.
A joint brithday party cele
brating the birthdays of Tony
Kvas and Julian Morrison was
held this week at Al’s Chicken
Inn. The inn was reserved for
the evening and over forty guests
enjoyed dining and dancing.
Lillian Morris and Ruth D.
Thompson, both from Sacra
mento, arrived recently and will
be employed by the Kodiak
Bottling works and candy
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Her
bert Pope were recent outgoing
passengers for Seattle. Pope,
who has been employed at the
Bank of Kodiak for two years,
plans to enter military service
soon.
Walter E. Chambers, employ
ed at the Kodiak Recreation
parlor, left recently for Cali
fornia to visit a hot springs.
The Volunteer Fire depart
ment answered an alarm at 1:45
: Monday when soot burned out
of a chimney at the Kodiak
Library.
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KODIAK LIBRARY
IVORY FROM THt NORTH
CHILKAT BLANKET NATIVE BASKETS
SOUVENIR PILLOW TOPS & SCARFS
JAP HUNTING LICENSES
NEW BOOkS
RUSSIAN CARVER MARBLE
PARCEL CHECKING -25o
Open 10:00a.m. to 7:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m
KODIAK
HeatCATION M* 10*
John Raft, Owner
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZIIES k NEWSPAPERS
Russian Church
Wedding Scene
Miss Mary Galbreath became
the bride of Mr. Martin Jensen
in a lovely Russian church wed
ding performed Sunday, June 13,
before friends in the Russian
Greek Orthodox church. The
ceremony was read by the Very
Reverend Gregory Gleboff, pas
tor of the church.
Mrs. Ragnar Hansen was mat
ron of honor and Mr. Sid W. Old
acted as best man. The Misses
Viola Jean Matthews, Rosabel
Naomi Morrison, Vivian Ann
Pagano, and Helen Anna Beuk
ers were bridesmaids. Grown
bearers for the bride and bride
groom were Ross Galbreath,
brother of the bride, and Alfred
de Santo.
The couple will make their
home m this city.
Mrs. Anita Ann Mann, daugh
ter of Mrs. Edna Kraft, left re
cently for the States,where she
plans to join her husband, who
is a captain in the air forces and
at present is siationed some
where in the east.
Jean Mechel returned to work
at the Kodiak fountain this week
after a few days absence caused
by a fall off a bicycle on Signal
hill.
JUST ARKIVEVf
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
Bass Moccasins
MEN’S k WOMEN’S
in blacks k browns
MEN’S BROWN
MOCCASIN STYLED OXFORDS
AT
The Men’s Store
Al’s Chicken Inn
on the Mission Highway
Fun and Frolic!
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15 & 10:15
— FEATURING —
Lillian Walker, Alicia Leigh
Sue Scranton
Ghicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
See us for your anticipated needs in
Oil Ranges & Heaters
Supply available now - Future is a question
Auto supplies, Accessories & Batteries
New Shipment Ford Parts
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS & GLASSWARE
LARGE SELECTION THROW RUGS
Chenilles, silks and cotton braided
KEM-TONE PAINTS - VARNISHES
KITCHEN and DINETTE SETS
1. A.~( Jim) <Brophy, Manager