J. K. Pierce spent the*
last 10 days in Seward and
Moose Pass - coming over
from Kodiak on the Cordova:
and returning via the ss
Mount McKinley. He has j
not been in good health
and came to consult the
doctors at Seward General
hospital. He reports Mrs
Pierce to be quite well am
doing well at her Kodiak
"Rendezvous." J
Mrs. Harry L. Smith is j
in Seattle, having gone
there from Portlock before,
Christmas, to be treated
for a heart ailment. She
is a guest at The Waldorf
Hotel.
Sam Estes went to KodiaH
on the ss Cordova January
20.
Joe Vonah went to Anchol
age on business the first
of the year. He made the
trip by plane.
Ralph Reed took charge
of registering Moose Pass
eligibles for the Draft in
the absence of John L. Nel
son and Miss Mary B. Hoke
who had been appointed. Mr,
Reed was delegated by a
wire from the Governor.
Lowell Gresham reports
that Mr. and Mrs. Harry V.
Johnson plan to return to
Mobse Pass by March 1.
Stanley Cox, roadmaster
of The Alaska Railroad was
a guest at Lawing during
the week of the train
wreck.
Ed Estes gave a private
showii^g of his color-pic
tures i(|f wild life on Ke
nai PertJu^ula on Sunday
night, present v/ere Mr.
and Mr«. Glen Collins, Mr.;
and Mrs. pell Douglas and
J. H '
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electric sign installed at;
Hielo's Readhouse»
Eight*boys are now at
the CCC camp at LawingjRay
Running, Enii Heiberg, Bob
Hunt, Max Foster, Floyd
Wolfe, Everett Hookef,
Kenneth Sheldon, Homer
Hooker.
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oeVvonah has had a new
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KODAKS - CIGARS AND TOBAC
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| E/.YSPAPERS - PARKER PEN AND
PENCIL SETS
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ALASKA
Mrs. Roy Thurston enter-j
tainer two tables at bridge!
Friday, January 24. Those
playing were Mrs. Kenneth
Condit, Mrs. Max Foster,Mrs
Glen Collins, Mrs. Ralph
Reed, Mrs. Homer Hooker,Mrs
Lyle Saxton, Mrs. Tom Jones
and the hostess.
Mrs. Thurston served pip
and coffee when the cards
were laid aside.
The Sevang Club was en
tertained by Mrs. Lyle Sax
ton last Wednesday. Present
were Mrs. Ralph Reed, Mrs.
Homer Hooker, Mrs.Kenneth
Condit, Mrs. Roy Thurston,
Urs. Glen Collins, Mrs. Max
Foster and Mrs. Fred Laub
scher. The hostess served
tea and cookies.
Simile: As inexhaustible
as the supply of turkey
iiash. - Greensboro(Ga)Heral(
OATMEAL MACAROONS
1 cup sugar
1 tablespoon shortening
2 eggs
% teaspoonful salt
2-g- cups rolled oats
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon vanilla
Mix sugar with shortening;
add egg yolks, salt and oats;
add baking powder, beaten egg
whites and vanilla; mix thoro
ly. Drop on greased tins
about half teaspoon to each
macaroon allowing space for
spreading. Bake about 10
minutes in moderate oven.
There've been changes in
army in our time but doesn't
a 2nd lieutenant now rank
somewhere between a camp hos
tess and the electric potato
peeler? - Los Angeles Times.
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