A
BOND
DRIVE
DANCE
Public Invited
Biinn’s Hall
8:30 pm
Sponsored by
Cooks & Assistants
Local 874
Army
Dance
Band
ADMISSION
St. 10
; Couple Married
Helen Ramsey, Kalispell, Mon
tana, and Kenneth C. Fuller,
Greeley, Colorado, were united
in marriage Sunday at 3:30 at
the Community Baptist Church,
Rev. Gregory S. Morony officia
ting.
A ring ceremony was perform
ed and attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Krolick.
Parents of Son
Mrs. and Mrs. George Mag
nusen are the parents of an 8
pound 10-ounce son, bom April
26 at the Griffin Memorial hos
pital It is their second child.
Charles “Big Charley” Houta
ri, who has been convalescing
from a recent illness, left recent
ly for Seattle.
Ray Jackson, Chas. Parker and
Joe Walsh were among recent
outgoing ship passengers.
Mrs. Lavare Joy and Mr. J.
R. Brevig were recent Alaska
Steamship passengers to Ketchi
kan.
Entertain At Shower
Mr. and Mrs. James Brophy
entertained Saturday night for
Mrs. Mershon Browning. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Chad
wick, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson,
Mrs. Frances Hassman, Mr.
Browning, Paul Fretzs, Miss Vel
ma Ameling and Helen Lindsay.
Miss Alice Gatkze, formerly
employed at the Victory cafe,
left this week to visit at her
home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Marie Redfield, formerly
of Kodiak and wife of Raymond
Redfield of this city, is now lo
cated in San Francisco where
she is employed at the American
Trust Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Corrady left
Port Williams recently bound for
Seattle, where Mr. Corrady will
seek medical attention. He was
employed at the cannery during
the winter.
KODIAK
RECREATION PARLOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS
Buried Treasure
Early this week two figures
could have been seen frantically
digging at an isolated spot out
Mill Bay way—down on their
hands and knees, digging with
their bare hands in the soft soil.
Soon they found the object of the
search, and while one stayed to
guard it, the other walked into
town to procure a vehicle to
transport it. The vehicle soon
appeared, the object was put in
it and whisked away.
What was whisked away?
Whiskey was whisked away.
To be exact, a 50-gallon barrel
of home-made corn moonshine
made back in Kodiak’s bootleg
ging days of 1927 and buried and
forgotten until this week. It is
reliably reported by an unnamed
source that it was as ‘ good as
new”, only about 5 gallons of it
had evaporated.
“Evaporation” at a much
more rapid rate is taking place
now,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lillethun
went to Anchorage by plane this
week to spend a short vacation.
Charles Madsen, owner of the
Totem Igloo Curio shop, left re
cently for Portland, Oregon,
where he will seek to find a home
for the summer. His family will
join him as soon as school is out
Jack McCord was among re
cent outgoing ship passengers.
FEATURING THIS WEEK
Spun Rayon
GABARDINE SHIRTS
greys - greens - tans - blues
AT THE
The Men’s Store
AFs Chicken Inn
on the Mission Higdway
Music & Entertainment
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15*10:15
— FEATURING —
Sue Scranton, pianist
in
Native Hawaiian Dances
Ghicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
New Shipment of Records
all popular numbers
Radio Parts, Tubes & Service
SPECIAL ITEM!
Only One Hallicrafter
Loud Speaker
NEW SHIPMENT
Banjjos & Ukeleles
Shelf & Heavy Hardware
T. A. ( Jim) cErophy, Manager