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, N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
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Myrtle Kempton, Prop.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Eaton are the
parents of a daughter, named
Juil Dean, born Monday night,1
March 27, at the Griffin Mem
orial hospital The infant weigh
ed 6 pounds 8 ounces.
Rev. Paul E. Shomling arriv
ed in Kodiak this week from
Chicago on h'u ■« ay to Port
Graham, near Seldovia, where
he will be in charge of the Mis
sion Station there.
Word has been receive ! that;
a son was born in December to
Mr. and Mrs. John Ainsworth
at Anchorage. Mr. and Mrs
Ainsworth made the r home in !
Kodiak about 2 years while Mr.
Ainsworth was employed at the
NOB. He has now joined the
Army Engineers.
Rov Adams, Charles Andrews
and David Rice, who have fin
ished their work for the Mound
City Engineering corporation on
the new KEA power plant, left
this week by plane for Spring
field, Missouri
Mrs Georgia Norman and
daughter Nancy, age 9, arrived
in Kodiak this week from Se
attle to join Mr. Norman, man
ager of Wodlinger’s drug store
They will make their home in i
the Erskine addition.
LUB MONTMARTRE
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Steak & Chicken Dinners
Served between the hours of
5 p.m & 1 a.m
indwiches-Chili-Tamales-Salads
Served anytime
AIMS* JOHNSON at the piano
THE
“Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgea Fredrickson, Owner
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SXBBSED
Kodiak Jewelry
GIFTS
tWELRY Sc WATOHE©
atch and Jewelry repairing
BBS.
Alf Madsen, “on of Charles
Madsen, arrived recently from
tbe States. He reported ttini lie
lias been shark fishing in ih
coastal waters of northern Caif
irnia, Oregon, Washington and
Canada He is planning on going
ishing this summer.
Mr. Raymond Bliss spent the
weekend here en route to Woody
Island Mr. Bliss has been with
die CAA for the past six months
it Maknek and Anchorage and
s well known here, having work
;d at the base for 3 years.
Mrs. Bliss, who taught in the
public schools here, is now em
ployed in an office at Fort
Richardson, Anchorage.
A. Verle Collar, deputy col
ector of Internal revenue, left
py plane this week to return to
die home office at Anchorage.
I-ee Bettinger, of the Kodiak
Bottling Works and Kodiak
3andy Company, was admitted
is a new member at the Rotary
21ub Tuesday. Guests at the
neeting included Harold Siver,
Railway Express agent, Major
Robert W. MacCalmont, doctor
issigned to Kodiak by the Pub
ic Health Service, and W. A.
'Pat) Cannon, of Christy’s
Bakery.
A clean-up committee, con
sisting of Paul Fretzs, Harry
Jhristopherson and Merrill
2oon, was named to lay plans
or a clean-up week and was
isked to report at the next j
neeting. !
Kodiak Plumbing
&
Sheet Metal Works
Complete Sheet Metal Shop
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Win, D. Smith, Owner
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ALASKA AIRLINES, INC.
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
CARL. W. RAJ OMAN
Tin Snips
Hatchets
Brace & Bits
Tool Boxes
Wrecking Bars Hammers
Saws Axes
Combination Squares Levels
Cjarment and Suit
Covers
Clothes brushes
Bags
IVhisk brooms
Brake Lining
Mufflers
Car Polish
Motor Oil
Rivets
Car Glass
Liquid Solder
Car Rings
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