Eodiak iVurror
“credits. of (America's Last ‘frontier _
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Kate $5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
(3lass matter uuder act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
Hospital News
Sgt. and Mrs. Warren O. Al
len are the parents of a eon, Ga
ry Paul, born on April 29. The
baby weighed 7 lbs. 5 oe.
A son was born on April 25
io Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ralph
Glover, weight 6 lbs. 14 oz
The ohild will be named Fred
Ralph Jr. Mr. Glover is employ
ed at the CAA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ni
cholson announce the birth of
their daughter, Linda Joy, on
May 2. The hahy weighs 6 lbs.
14 OK.
-Mr. Anton Strom, employed
t>y4bo San Juan Fisheries at
Uganik, wm flown in by the Na
vy on Tuesday, with a fractur
ed pelvis. Mr. Strom’s home is!
in Seattle.
Mr. Harold Wescott, of Seat
tle, chief engineer on the Denali
was brought to the hospital on
Tuesday night also suffering
from a fracture resuming from a
tall.
Lezon Alokli from Alitak, is
in the hospital for minor surg
ery.
The meeting of the Hospital
Auxiliaty was postponed from
May 1, to May 8, so that ar
rangements may be made for
the observance of anuual Hospi
tal Day on May 11 All are in
vited to attend the meeting,
from 2:00 pm to 4:30.
Mrs. Duma Nicketich died at
Alitak April 6, of dropsy and
old age, according to a death
certificate filed this week.
Emil Knudsen, owner of the
Kodiak fountain, returned to
Kodiak by plane this week af'et
attending the birth of Emil. Jr ,
in Seattle He reports Mis.
Knudsen and family re tine,
and that they expect to join him
in June.
A belated honeymoon and a
visit to relatives began yester
day for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frost,
CAA employes of Woody island,
who left by last night’s PN A fo'
New Jersey.
Pacific Northern
INCOMING:
Siragura, Turner, Frank Me-!
Conaghy, Lucille Uugle, Dona
ugh, Moore, Hickok, Peterson,
Gleun Kdllogg, Tom Mork,
Douglas Buck, Hillebrandt,
Kienele, Don Maxwell, Baker,
Jack Short Joseph Ryan, Chas.
Charles, Ray Martin, Emil
Knudsen, Barbara Germaine,
Bendtsen, Mrs. Edith Mulford,
Jack Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Art
Holt & Nan, Paul Brooks, Her
man Durall, Martha Jeffries, K.
D. Edwards, A. Larsen, Glen
Groth, Gordon Jenkins, Earl
Ea 1 Sefferman Bjarre Knutson,
OUTGOING:
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Johnson,
Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Dorian
Coogan, Mr Fett, V Baker,
John Hansen, Del Hanks, Mr.
& Mrs. G L Hardgrove, E. H.
Lightfoor, Jack Roach, Paul
Short, Francis O’Riley. Leland
Dennis, Frank Taylor, Mrs W.
J. Ertkine, Mr. & Mrs. Joe
Frost, C. P. Berlinggame, J. H.
Lee, M‘ McGee, H H. Claussen,
R. D. Coatsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Coogan
left this week for Anchorage,
from where they will go to their
cabin at Moore Pass. They then
plan on making a trip to the
States and after a vacation will
return to Moose Pass.
Frank McConaghy arrived on
Wednesday’s p'ane, a harbmger
of the opening of the local can
nery. He just finished supervis
ing a c am pack at the comp
any’s cannery in Aberdeen,
Wash.
M s. McConaghy arrived on
the Denali a day ahead of her
husband
Mrs. W J. Erskine left by
plane yeste’day for the States to
attend the graduation or her
daughter, Kathleen Flood, at the
Dominican Convent, San Rafael,
Catif. She wid visit with rela
tives and friends before return
ing in about a month.
Mrs Hollis Mulford returned
HYING COSTS
have increased considerably during the
past several years, but we have not
increased the costs of our banking
services in spite of greatly increased
operating costs.
to Kodiak this week after several
months speat m the States visit*
tag relatives and frieads.
Because of Mayor Lee Bet
tinger’s continued absence in
Washington, D. C., the council
meeting for Monday night was
postponed.
Bearing evidence of sun tan
from the sunny south, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Holt and daughter
Nan returned to Kodiak by
PNA this week after a vacation
in the States.
Ray Martin, owner of the
Club Liquor store and local Pac
ific Northern Airlines agent, ar
rived by plane this week, after
spending the winter with Mrs
Martin and their two children at
their home in Hollywood.
He was immediately drafted
by the Chamber of Commerce to
superintend this year’s 4th of
July celebration, a job he has
successfully filled for several
summers.
^Dear ZMadam:
Did you know about my 2
weeks ordering service for any
garment you can describe to
me?
That my air shipments ar
rive every 2-weeks?
That you receive Nylons
with a $20 purchase?
S'a fact!
97le Silk 'Dress Shop
GOOD
READING
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Tell Your Sons- by W
Gibbs. Story of warm huri
emotion and cloak and da{
suspense.
Under the RedSea S
' by Commander Edward
berg. What men do u
extraordinary pressure,
some rise to unexpt
heights and others at a cri
instant crumple under
strain.
Son of the Wildern
by Lennie Marsh Wolfe,
the man and Muir the i
in a living portrait thi
the first time fully uses a
journals and other lit
remains of the great na
r ist, mechanical genius, n
j taineer, glaciologist, and
tie of conservation.
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