j Training
Susanna Gregorioff, who grad
ated this year from the Shel
don Jackson school at Sitka, is
Bow in the Good Samaritan hos
pital at Portland taking nurse’s
training. She plans to continue
iar education to get a master’s
degree and return to Alaska to
jtudy tuberculosis
She is the daughter of Mrs.
lucy Gregorioff of Afognak and
is a niece of Mr. and Mrs Sene
lont Malutin ot this city.
Go East
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc
Closkey left recently on the De
ntil for Pennsylvania to visit Mr.
i McCloskey’s parents Mr. Mc
I Closkey was employed in the
supply department at the NOB
He said before leaving that he
eipeets to join the armed forces
and that he is coming back to
Alaska after the war.
Stops Over
E. N. Allen, guard on the
staff of deputy U. S. Marshal
Verne Robinson, at Dutch Har
bor, arrived from there on the
incoming Denali on his way to
Anchorage. In the latter cfty he
will receive medical treatment
I for an old rib injury that, oc
! eurred 20 years ago, he said. On
his way back he expects to spend
about 10 days in Kodiak.
To Seattle
Mrs. L. F. Nachtweih and
daughter, Mis Bernice Denton,
left by plane this week for An
chorage en route to the home in
Seattle of Mrs. Denton, who has
been visiting here the past few
weeks. From Anchorage they
will travel by train to Seward to
eatch a Seattle boat.
While on the trip Mrs. Nacht
weih will journey on to San
Francisco on a buying trip. She
expects to be back in Kodiak in
February.
Visiting
Mrs. Cecilia Chadwick, wife
of R. H. Chadwick, local Na
tional Grocery company repre
sentative, left on the Cordova
for Seattle to spend the holidays
with their daughter and other
relatives in Seattle. She expects
to be gone about 3 months.
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To Iowa
Mrs. Margaret Fread, nee
Leite, and two children Candice
and Artis, left recently for Iowa
to make their home with Mr.
Fread’d parents. Mr. Fread is
postmaster at the NOB.
To Anchorage
Mrs. Norman Fjeldheim left
this week for Anchorage to ap
pear before the district court for
her final citizenship papers.
Service Bound
Harry Nightingale, bartender
at Tony’s Bar, left this week for
Seattle for induction into the
armed forces.
Girls Meet
The Campfire Girls have
changed their meeting from 4 p
m Thursdays to 5 pm Tuesdays.
They are learning the ranks and
laws and have learned the song
“Wohelo Cheer”.
Some of the girls have brought
rags to crochet or braid rugs.
They have also brought fancy
work to fill in time at business
meetings. This was the beat
meeting ever held. Tfie girls had
an enjoyable time. There were
25 present. —Sylvia Larsen.
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