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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
A son, weight 6 pounds, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. A1 Chou
inard at the Griffin Memorial
hospital Monday morning. Mrs.
Chouinard is the former Theo
Malutin and Mr. Chouinard is
employed at the Island Transfer
company. It is their second child.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Suudberg
wish to thank Mr. Glen Burnett
and everyone who assisted in
sending their daugnter to Seattle
for special medical treatment.
A surprise fire drill was held
at the school Tuesday afternoon
and Fire Chief Wm. Neiderhaus
er reported the school was emp
tied in an orderly fashion in 50
seconds.
George Davis, formerly book
keeper at Kiaft’s, has signed up
as purser on a Liberty Ship for
the Alaska Transportation Co.
in Seattle.
It happened this week:
We paid for an JP picture Tel
emat we couldn’t use.
We paid airmail postage on
said mat we couldn't use.
The censorship wire asking us
oot to use it came collect.
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Bill Karvouen, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kizer en
tertained Monday evening at
their home in honor of the birth
day of Mrs. William Bailey, Jr.
A buff'd lunch, with a decorated
birthday cake, was served.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
George Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Blankenburg. Mrs. Bessie Wallin
and Mrs. Jean Olson.
Mr. Stuart Nuckols was host
to a number of friends Tuesday
evening in the Mecca Lounge.
The evening was spent in danc
ing Swedish and Norwegian
dances, followed by a chicken
dinner served at Sis's
Guests who enjoyed the even
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Rextrevv, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Peabody, Mrs. Vera Pierce, Sue
Scranton, Della Kin.sport, Mar
tin Jensen, Jack Hendrickson
and Paul Fritz.
A children’s benefit fund vol
untarily started, with contribu
tions of $150 by the Teamsters
Union, $50 by W. G. Slavvson,
and $20 Anonymous, has been
used for fare for one child to be
sent to Seattle to the Orthopedic
hospital and for 5 tons 1 opera
tions for children, Mrs. Cather
ine Blankenburg reports.
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A dinner and dance, sponsored
by Mrs. R L. Clifton and Mrs
Lena Boeckman, was held Satur
day at Blinn’s hall for a group
of service men, the “Dutch Har
bor Orphans”. Highlight of the
evening was speeches and pre
sentation of gifts to the sponsors.
Guests included:
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Mrs.
Steve Harvey, Miriam Harvey,
Nettie Sargent, Mary Sargent,
Mary Totemoff, Jean Nichel,
Tcpsy and Ruth Jerling Marie,
Myrtle and Laurabelle Olsen, Nel
lie Melin, The ma Madsen, Con
stance Bone, Mrs, Sternberg,
Mrs. Anton, Annabelle Metrokin
Rika Hansen, Mrs J. Marshall,
Betty Grme, Mrs. Jess Plinn and
Mrs George Blinn.
H. D. Bradley, Rex Basard,
Roy Bakkum, Harry Beare,Geo.
Curney, Russ Coughlan, Lloyd
Campbell, Andrew F. Daven
port, George Eukler, Wm Fish
ley, Raymie Fries, Dell Gore,
Wm. C. Harrer, John W. Hig
genbotham, David Hancock,
Wm. P. Hawkins, Cedric Lee,
Thomas L. Little, Vincent L
Link, Ray Malachowshi, J A.
McDill, Harold McGinnis, Mike
Nagle, Jr , Bernard M. O’Hara,
Richard E. Osborne, Charles C.
Rademaker, Bryon Robinson,
James A. Sheets, Jack Cisco.
Dale A. Smith, Earl W. Tibbetts
Burl E. Yates, Harry Dougherty.
Word has been received by
friends that Tony Kvas and
Goldie Jones, the latter also!
formerly of this city, were mar
ried recently in Seattle.
Robert Chichenoff, 4 years
old, died April 3 at the Griffin
Memorial hospital. Death was
ascribed to tubercular meningi
tis.
He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexis Chichenoff, Afognak,
and the remains w'ere taken to
Afognak for last rites.
Members of the Signal Corps
gave a dinner at Sis’s Monday
night in honor of one of their
members, Arthur Hile, who re
cently received a transfer. Hile
has been in Kodiak about a year
Holy Week religious services
wlfl be broadcast daily, April 19
to 24, at 12:45, over KVCQ.
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