Eodiak Mirror
_“cNjrws of (America's Last frontier '
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska by the
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
IN THE MATTER OF )
THE ADOPTION OF )
GLORIA MAY SHERWOOD,)
A Minor.)
PETITION FOR ADOPTION
(Article I, Chapter XIV,
Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1933)
TO THE HONORABLE, The
Commissioner of Kodiak Pre
cinct, Third Division. Terri
tory of Alaska:
The Petition of Lloyd Heberlee
and Marcia May Heberlee, his
wife, represents and shows:
I.
That your petitioners are hus
band and wife, that they were
married at Nome, Alaska, on the
6th day of November, 1940, and
since said marriage have never
been divorced or legally separat
ed.
II.
That your petitioners are resi
dents of and reside at Kodiak,
Alaska, and within the jurisdic
tion of the above entitled Court,
and each of said petitioners is a
citizen of the United States of
America and of the Territory of
Alaska.
III.
mat tne above named, U1.U
RIA MAY SHERWOOD, is a
female child of the age of eight
een years, having been born on
the 23rd day of May, 1924, and
said Cdoria May Sherwood has
resided and does now reside ai
Kodiak, Alaska, within Kodiak
Precinct and the jurisdiction of
the above entitled Court.
IV.
That petitioner Marcia May
Heberlee, is the mother' of said
minor, an 1 petitioner Lloyd Heb
erlee is the husband of said Mar
cia May Heberlee, and each o
said petitioners is over the age
of thirty-five years.
V.
That said Marcia May Heb
•rlee, the mother of said minor,
consents to the adoption of said
minor by petitioners;
VI.
That Edward T. Sherwood,
the father of said minor, has in
writing consented to the adop
tion of said minor by petitioners;
VII.
mat it is ior uie advantage,
best interests and welfare of said
minor child that she be adopted
by your petitioners, for the rea
son. among others, that your
petitioner Marcia May Heberlee,
the mother of said minor, and
petitioner Lloyd Heberlee, are
husband and wife, that they are
financially able to to propeily
support and maintain said min
or, and to provide for said min
or the necessary and proper
moral, religious and educational
advantages and home life for her
own well being.
VIII.
That said minor child has in
writing consented to her adop
tion by petitioners.
WHEREFORE, your petition
ers, jointly and severally, pray
that, upon examination into this
matter as required by law, an
older be made sanctioning and
authorizing the adoption of the
above named minor child, Gloria
May Sherwood, by your peti
tioner, and declaring that said
child be regarded and treated in
all respects as the child of peti
tioners, and that said child shall
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Social Security
Rates Raised
This week’s report received by
Louise Wi liains from the Feder
al Tax Guide states that effective
beginning January 1943, the tax1
rates under the Federal Insur
ance Contributions Act will be 2
per cent for employers and 2 per
cent for employees. Employers
must remember that 2 per cent
should be deducted from the em
ployees’ wages after December
31, 1942 as the first return re
porting taxes at the new rates
will cover the quarter ending
March 31, 1943 and will be due
on or before April 30, 1943.
Due to this change in tax rate
employers are cautioned to keep
accurate records of the dates on
which wages are paid during the
months of December, 1942 and
January, 1943 as the return for.
the quarter ending December 31
1942, must not include wages ac
tually paid after that date.-ADV.
NOTICE
Evelyn Love (more commonly
known as “Half-Pint”) is now
employed at Helen's Eat Shop
where she is now welcoming her
friends Adv.
NOTICE
To Taxi Owners
The city requires all taxi op
erators to have a taxi operator’s
license, approved by the city
council. All not having the same
in his possession before Novem
ber 1 will be subject to fine.
All Vehicle Operators
Ordinance 14, Section 43, re
quires the following licence fees
for vehicles:
Motorcycles
Automobiles
Motov truck?
$3
*5
$5
Atter September I the license
fee shall be one half of the above
amounts for the balance of the
calendar year.
Catherine Blankenburg
City Clerk
have the family name of petition
ers and be known thenceforth as>
Gloria May Heberlee, the child
of said petitio ers.
Lloyd Heberlee
Marcia Mae Heberlee
Petitioners
ELLIS & MANDERS.
Anchorage Hotel Building
Anchorage, Alaska
Attorneys for Petitioners.
UNITED STATES )
OF AMERICA )ss.
TERRITORY OF ALASKA)
LLOYD HEBERLEE and
MARCIA MAY HEBERLEE,
being first duly sworn on oath,
say: each for himself and herself
and not one for the other, that 1
am the petitioner named in the
foregoing Petition; that I have
read the said Petition, know the
contents thereof, and I verily
believe the same to be true.
Lloyd Heberlee
Marcia Mae Heberlee
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day of October 1942.
Louise Williams
Notary Public
for Alaska
S^My commission expires 9-8-45 i
Cars Sans Stamps
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public road without complying
with the law is subject to pros
ecution on a misdemeanor
charge, and on conviction shall
be fined not more than $25. The
vehicle owner, if convicted, shall
be fined not more than $25 01
imprisoned for not more than 30
days, or both.'
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