McConaghy Leaves
For Seattle
Frank McConaghy of Whiz
Halferty, Inc. left Thursday
for Cordova to visit a com
pany cannery there before
going to Seattle.
McConaghy has flown be
tween Cordova and Kodiak on
company business many times
this season. He said he must
be in Seattle by today to cele
brate his 37th wedding an
niversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Schott
returned to Kodiak early this
week from California. Schott, |
superintendent of Kodiak j
Public School, attended sum-|
mer school in California.
Miss Naomi Radford of An
chorage was a delegate to the
1 Baptist Convention held here
the past week. She was ac
companied by her mother
Mrs. Pearl Johns *f Carthage,
Missouri.
Mrs. Johns is visiting the
territory for the first time.
Mrs. Johns and Mrs. E. L.
Crawford, Jasper, Mo., moth
er of Mel, Don and Gene
Crawford of Kodiak made the
trip from Missouri to Alaska j
together.
Pacific Northern Airlines
sent several charter planes
from Kodiak to the states this
week loaded with cannery
workers.
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Health Nurse
Position Vacant
Kodiak will be without the
service of a public health
nurse for the next 60 days,
John Gibbons, president of
the Kodiak Health and Wel
fare Council, told the city
council Wednesday night.
A letter and wire to Dr. C.
Earl Albrecht, territorial com
missioner of health, apprais
ing him of the situation, has
been sent, Gibbons said.
Mary Jane Hurley, health
nurse here for the past 10
months, left Aug. 9 for her
home in New York leaving
Kodiak without a public health
nurse for the first time in
many years.
The health building on
Mission road has been closed
and will not be opened until
the arrival of a new nurse.
Peter Fred Kudrovzeff and'
Flora McFadyen Smith filed,
an application for a marriage
license recently.
Victory Ship
\ Stops For Repairs
The Ethiopia Victory en
route from the states to
Yokohama, Japan, stopped at
Kodiak Naval Station this
week because of boiler
trouble.
The vessel remained out
side the harbor for two days
waiting for the fog to lift be
fore cominer into port,
i Repairs to the World Warj
II built vessel were to be I
made here.
Land Office Man Here
W. F. Meek of the Bureau
of Land Management arrived
in Kodiak this week. He will
fly around the island visiting
various villages on business of
that office.
The lots in the Mission road
and Mill Bay areas surveyed
and plotted by engineers from
the BLM office recently may
be put up for bid this fall.
Meek said.
Meek plans to return to Ko
diak at that time.
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