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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postoffiee at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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looal news published herein.
Ciub Has Party
The first yearly Get-Together
party, for members and hus
bands, was held by the Kodiak
Garden Club Saturday at the
borne of Alice Given, on Mission
road.
<'fbe festivities started with a
buffet dinner, each member
bringing a dish of a different
country The gioup then played
Bingo with laugh provoking
white e epnant prizes donated by
members At the witching hour
the guests tripped happily and
uplashily home with their ‘loot’
The next regular meeting of
the club will be held Wednesday,
March 5, at the home of Mrs.
Edna Kraft.
Purchase of a portion of the
Norman Noble property as an
addition to the school grounds,
which it adjoins, was discussed
at the council meeting Monday.
Stan Nelson, committee chair
man, reported the city could ob
tain the piece of property, 194
feet wide, running parallel to ihe
yard, for $3500. Possibility of
the school'rounds being a federal
building site was mentioned, as
well as use (f the additional
space for a play ground.
The matter of purchase was
tabled until the next meeting.
Young women of Kodiak are
cordially invited to attend a
party at the Red Cross Ceuter
at NOB Saturday March 1.
Invitations may be obtained
at the Kodiak Community Cent
er and a bus will leave the ocal
center at 8 o’clock.
Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Nome are the pat ents of a daugh
ter, born on Saturday, February
15, weighing 7 lbs., 1L oz. The
child will be named Evelyn
Marie.
Miss Rose Graziano, a mem
ber of the staff of the Baptist
Mission, is receiving medical
treatment at the hospital.
Mrs. Henry Gonzales was ad
mitted on the 18th for an emer
gency operation.
Donna Jean Shields, 22 months,
was an overnight patient for a
minor operation.
S. A. Nave, school superinten
dent, was the speaker at the Ro
tary luncheon Tuesday, present
ing a talk on his profession. He
told of his experiences starting
in a small school in ;Tennessee
and contrasfed the differences in
teaching in early days with the
p esent situation.
Reuben Tesaiik and Martin
Fieldstead were guests. i
Ac'ion of the following taxi'
permits wa« taken by thej
council Monday: j
Hairy F. Wallace, I-ee Cad-j
del, Ray Sears, renewals ap-j
proved; transfers approved for
Mr and Mrs A. R. Kizer to
Stan'ev Johnson; Norman Slenes
to William Wallace; J C. La
Follette to Katherine La Fol
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
may well be the foundation of financial
success.
To be safe and prepared for the future,
save part of what you earn.
A savings account is your best reserve
fund and there is no substitute for such
an account, readilly available for emer
gencies or for profitable investments.
lette; J. C. La Follatte to John
Hyde.
Mrs. Viola Sipprell left on the
Denali, en route to Seattle on
her first vacation outside in 9
years.
Mr Walter Sipprell, local
Alaska Steamship ageDt, stayed
over to take care of details in
connection with the boat's visit
here, and planned to leave yes
terday by plane for Seattle to
join her. He expects to be gone
about 3 weeks.
Time Changed For
Big Production
Because of the length of ODeof j
the greatest love stories ever
filmed. “To Each His Own”
starring Olivia DeHavilland, the
Orpheum announces the follow
ing special show starting times
for this one feature: Sunday,
1:30, 4:00, 6 30 & 9:00: Monday,
6:00, 8:30.
The plot of “To Eaeh His
Own” is a tender, moving depic
tion of a woman’s ecstacy, heart
bieak and sacrifices as she lives
the years between starry eyed |
young girlhood and lonely mid-j
die age. It is the story of Jody
Norris dreamer of 'romantic
dreams, who believes that one
great love must come to all wo
men.
John Lund makes his screen
debut in the dual role of Jody’s
lover ana grown son, and the
supporting cast is studded with
names such as Mary Anderson,
Phillip Teny, Roland Culver
and Bill Goodwin.
Pacific Northern
(Wednesday’s plane was the
first to call at Kodiak in a week.
Yesterday’s and other scheduled
runs were cancelled because of
weather.)
OUTGOING:
Ralph Moody, A L. Brown,
Edith Wtight, I C. Hucb.
INCOMING:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fretzs, A.
A. Owen, Chas. Skinner, Heizer,
Deppman, Leslie, Douglas Kerr.]
NOTICE
The Double Rich Doughnrt
Shop will be open again Tuesday
(this time to stay open)
A full line of bake goods (with
the exception of doughnuts) will
be the order of the day.
Harry
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Painting
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EDWARDS
Brooklyn Avenue
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Battery Charging
Gas & Oil
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INSURANCE
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Represented in Ked'ak by J
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Inquiries Welcomed I
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Shirley Muffly
The above-named person ma
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"Your Grandmas
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> Pearl Oil
too!" y
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Says
MERRILL
COON
Local Agent
Grandma will tell you that PEARL OIL was a kerosene
leader in her day—just as it is now. It doesn’t give off smoke,
soot or gases that might smell up rooms. It gives more heat
with bright steady flame that won’t creep up to scorch pies,
cakes. And PEARL OIL is pure—it all burns—no waste!
Use it in all your kerosene appliances.
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THESE WOMEN!
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