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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
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MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
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Local Couple
Wed Tuesday
Helen Ban, formerly of Ray
mond, Wash., and Warren
JMechtner, Kodiak, were united
in marriage Tuesday at 4 p. m
at the Community Baptist par
sonage in a ring ceremony per
formed by Rev. Gregory S
Morony.
Attendants to the couple were
Mrs. Dora Poole and Mr. Arthur
O. Hile.
The couple will make their
home here, where Mr. Flechtner
is stationed as a member of the
U. S. Army Signal Corps. Mrs.
Flechtner is employed at Rossei's
Cafe.
Among New
Residents
The following woihen passeng
ers arrived recently, mostly for
employment in town and at the
base: Mrs. R. Jay Blanche
Johns m. Ruth Erbes, Mildred
Cook, Elizabeth Beuchley, Est
her Bahonnan. Mary Bettes and
Louise Strong.
Return After Visit
To Anchorage
William Smith, Sr. and daugh
ter Hazel, returned recently by
plane after an extended visit in
An hirage with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Smith. Jr and family
Bill Smith, Jr . former co
owne with Basil O’Neill of the
Kodiak Traneit company before
its sale to Ben Kraft, has pur
chased two training planes and
upon completion of his training
soon expects to get his commer
c al pilot's license and engage in
that work'
Injures Ankle
In Car Door
Mrs. Helen Lindsay was eon
fined at the G iffin Memoria
hospital this week with a badh
sprained ankle, the result of ac
cidental shutting of a car doo
on it. Because of her improver
condition it is expected she wil
be re'eased tomorrow.
M>. Lindsay arrived from th<
States this week afti r an extend
ed trip.
Editor On Sick List
Mrs. Edythe Butler, women’;
editor, was ab ent f om her work
this week on account of illness.
Back After Trip
Mrs. Harriet Brain returned
this week after a vacation trip
to the Stale*. She will resume
her portion at the W J Erskine
& Go. store.
Add New Employee
Mrs Clara Peck arrived re
cently and is employed at the
Wcdlinger Drug s'ore. Mr. Peck
is in the Army Transport Service.
□T THE WEEK
Cottage Cheese Salad
1 can grated pineapple
1 package gelatin
1 largf cup ct t'age cheese
1-2 pt. whipping cream
Dissolve 1 pkg. gelatin in 1
up h^t water and 1 (up hot
)ineapple juice When .-et add
cheese and pineapple and whip
jing cream.
NOW OPEN
Kodiak’s Newest
FOUNTAIN
(Location of former Kodiak Bar)
fountain Specialties Soft Drinks Candies !
Stationery Supplies
qA Satisfying place to 'visit
ROSSER’S CAFE
RAY COTE, Owner
for a good cup of coffee, a dinner, or one
of our tempting specialties.
SANITARY
CLEAN
Open From 6 a. tn. Until 12 a.m. Everyday
I Entertain
With Dinners
Christmas dinnor, "with all
the trimmings”, was one of the
• main attractions at most homes
• during the Christmas season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F.Nachtweih
I entertained «t their home in the
Erskine addition with Mr. Her
i man Felder, Mr. John Steffgen,
■ Mr. F ank Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Kobert Townsend, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Whited as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connor
nnteit ined several guests at
dinner on Christmas eve at their
home on Mission road.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Colton had
dinner for fourteen guests at,
t heir home on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright had
dinner at the naval air station as
guests of Mr. G orge Bellamy
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbon®
enter ained several guests Christ
mas day at their home on Mis
*ion Koad.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cotes had as
dinner guest9 Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Williams, Mrs. Eleanor
Dooley Mrs. Lena Boeckman
Mr. W; It ‘x Williams, and Mr.
Spruce Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Butler
entertained wMi Christmas din
ner at flie r 1 o:ne on Mission
road Guests weie: Maj W M.
Win ers, Chaplain Thomas
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sum
eilin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond'
Bliss, Miss Winifred Wheeler,
Mr. John Hughes, Mr Raymond
Fredricksen, Mr. Vern Milton
and Mr Cecil Casier.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Smith
entertained at dinner, with
places set for their daughter
Shirley, Dr Eugere Sullivan
Mr. Ren Russell and Mr. llenry
KettlecOn.
Mr and Mrs Eric Blankenburg
entertained with Ch'istmns din
ner. Places were laid for Gail
Blankenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Quimby, Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Larnme, Miss Velma Ameling
and Mr. R. R. Lunday.
Works In Office
Helen Murphy arr ved on the
last boat to accept a position in
the Contractor’s office at the
naval base.
Back At Base
Ralph Naughton son of Com
missioner and Mrs. C. C Naugh
ton, arrived recently after a
vacation trip and has resumed
hi* position as baker at the nav
al base
Repairman Arrives
Charles Haney, of Eugene,
Oregon and Seattle, arrived re
cently to assume the position of
radio repairman at the Kodiak
Mercantile Co.
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SUNDAY
4:00 P. M.
to
7:00 P. M.
Music furnished by the
ARMY DANCE ORCHESTRA
BUNN’S HALL
HALL AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE DANCES
Inquire Blinn’s Pool Room
FILMS—ALL KINDS
CAMERA CASES
CAMERA ACCESSORIES
FURS
HELSEL PHOTO CO.
KODIAK LIBRARY
Curios
Indian-Made Baskets
Oilskin Waterproof Mukluks
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