Guild’s Bazaar,
Dance, Success
Despite the bad weather the
Benefit Dance and Bazaar last
night was a very enjoyable and
successful affair. The proceeds re
alized by the sponsors, the Ladies’
Guild, will be turned over to the
Griffin Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Forest G. Ayers expressed
apprec’atiou to the ladies who
helped and the merchants wh6
donated the following prizes:
Cigarette dispenser
—Bert’s Drug store
Framed picture
—Helsel Photo company
Toastmaster set
—0. Kra't & Son
Water glass set
—Kodiak Variety store
Carving set
—Totem Igloo
Russ’an Samovar
—W. J. Erskine
The following ladies contribut
ed to the plant exchange: Mes
dames Mike Nalley, Paul Wol
koft, W. J. Erskine. 0. A. Tor
gerson, Chris Peterson, F. G. Ay
ers, R. Townsend, Florence Heg
lin, E. L. Carpenter, A. H. John
son and Christine Larsen.
Erection Crew To Valdez
After Completing Tank
The crew of the Chicago Bridge
and Iron company has completed
its. work on the new Standard Oil
tank and will leave on the Me
Kinley for Valdez where they are
scheduled to do more tank build
ing
They are slated to build tanks in
six Alaskan cities, including Sitka
and will not get back to Seattle
until sometjm'e in the spring.
Territorial Health Nurse
Seeks Community's Aid
Mary Cawthorne, in charge of
the territorial public health
nurses, is in Kodiak on a routine
tour of Alaskan cities. The main
purpose of her trip here is to ac
quire financial assistance from
the community to pay part ©f
the cost of the support of the
nurse stationed here. Other cit
ies in the territory follow such a
plan.
■ Miss Cawthorne is also visit
ing with Mrs. Ann Whally, lo
cal health service nurse, and is
getting reports from her on the
conditions locally.
...Vyord has been received thpt
the sailing of the Mt. McKinley,
originally set for November 6,
has been changed to November
13L .
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WORK
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George Ingram
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Hospital News
Ronald Fadaof, 9, from the
Baptist mission, seems to be re
covering quite rapidly from a ma
jor operation. Due to the fact
that his illness was of such serious
nature for the first three days as
o require special care, the Mis
sion nurses have kindly volunteer
ed their services.
Patients admitted were Aurland
Hage, Thelma Katelnikoff,Nadin
Laktonin, Gubbrand Kleve, Mrs.
Glenn Barnett, Mrs. John Bath
urst Arline King and Mrs. Dell
Valley.
Patients discharged were Mary
Novokoff, Aurland Hage, Thelma
Katelnikoff ,Gubbrand Kleve, and
Mrs. Julian Morrison and two
sons, Robert and Arthur.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Bathurst on Novem
ber 6.
Mutilated Body Found;
Husband Held For j,
Juneau—Nick Kish
tive fishermen, is being ^
Sitka for grand jury action*
nection with the death of'
wife Nellie, whose mutilate^
was found at the Kiska l
last week.
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