Eodiafc Mirror
"ah(ev>s of (America’s Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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Hospital News
Nadia Ambrosia, 3, who resid
es at the Baptist Mission, was
admitted on Tuesday for treat
ment for ear trouble.
Mrs. Annieta Cuff spent three
days in the hospital receiving
treatment for a heart ailment.
Jackie Nelson and David Pes
trikoff had their tonsils removed
on Wednesday
Alva Skonberg had her tonsils
removed on Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harold Pratt
are the parents of a daughter,
born on Thursday. The child
will Ik; named Evelyn Ann, and
she weighed eight pounds one
ounce.
Ben Sholl is receiving treat
ment for a heart attack.
Mrs. Alice Morino underwent
an operation for the removal of
her tonsils Friday.
The Mavis, Ben Kraft’s well
known boat, left this week for
Seattle, skippered by George
Howland and a crew from Mc
Couaghy’s cannery. The boat
will be put on sale in Seattle.
Jack Delane and family are
leaving on the Denali for the
States, and after some travelling
eKpeot to locate about the first of
the year at Ephrata, Wash.
Sales recorded this week at the
Commissioner’s included:
Guy and Myrtle Hildebrant,
from Walter E. Erickson, Lot 12,
Block 2, Leite addition.
Jack and Wanda Delane, to
Max and Aline La Lande, Lot 6,
Block 7, $9000.
There has been no report on
Harry Baines, the Marshal’s of
fice announced this week, since
his disappearance July 3 at Lar
sen’s bay. He was fir t reported
missing by his fishing partner,
Lars Larson. The two were on a
McConaghy boat at Larsen’s
bay and Baines was last seen
ashore, walking toward the can
nery.
Robert R. Lunday left on the
Mary Ann Friday for a trip to
Sitkinak island off the southern
end of Kodiak island, where he
has some cattle. Charles Chris-1
tofferson is accompanying him.
Skippered by Dell Valley, Mc
Conaghy’s tender, the Panther,
left this week for Seattle.
Richard Farkas, representing
Kean Styles, is in Kodiak this
week, his first trip here in 12
years. He has been coming to
Alaska 17 years.
Doug Gray, former Naval in
telligence officer at Kodiak, now
returned to work in the Wildlife
service as a civilian, was on the
Brown Bear which visited Kod
iak this week.
Rabbit season opens Sept 1»
and there is no limit.
FOR SALE
Banking services are for sale here at a reasonable cost
Just as the merchant who has to make a profit on his sales,
so we have to mske a fair charge for our services
When cashing checks on other banks you receive the cash
immediately, while we have 10 send them to the place where
they are payable, wh'ch tak^s time and costs money -con*
sequently we must be reimbursed for the expense incurred
Weddings
Numerous
Seven weddings in Kodiak and
vicinity were reported this week
at the U. S. Commissioner’s
office.
Included weie:
The marriage of Flora Noya
and Martin Norell, on July 18,
at Karluk, the ceremony being
performed by U. S. Commission
er Robert von Scheele.
On August 1 Margaret Shu
gak, and Alfred Qnijance, of San
Jose, Calif., were joined in mar
riage at Shearwater by Commis
sioner Robert von Scheele.
Ceremonies at Kodiak were:
Coogan-Pierce
Vera Pierce and Dorian Coog
an, both of Kodiak, were united
in marriage on August 15 by
Commissioner G. W. Bubendorf
at the latter's office. Attendants
for the couple were Minu Buben
dorf and Stanley McNallen.
Frost-Munsell
Clara L. Mun«ell and Joseph
T. Frost, both employes of CAA
at Woody island, were joined in
marriage in a ceremony at 8 pm,
August 15 at the home of Mr
and Mrs Pete Deveau on Woody
island. Commissioner Bubendorf
officiated.
The bride, gowned in tradi
tional white, was attended by
Miss Kathryn Frost, sister of
the bridegroom. Tom Frost, Jr.
was best man for his brother.
McLaughlm-Deitsch
Margaret “Bita” Deitscb, op
erator of Della's Beauty Cabin,
and John S McLaughlin, civilian
employe of a navy garage, were
j united in marriage Sunday by
U S Commissioner G. W. Bu
t
| bendoif
The couple were attended by
Stanley McLaughlin, son of the!
bridegroom, and Raymond du
Bos.
The couple will make their
home here. Mrs. McLaughlin,
who has been operating Della
Kipporks’ salon during the lat
ter’s vacation, has made arrange
ments to take over the beauty
shop of Mrs. Tom Horsman
j when the latter leaves
Kidder-Sivisind
Pat icia A. Sivisind, employee
of the Polar Bear cafe, and
George W Kidder, employe of
'the KEA, were married on
Thursday, August 22, by Com-!
missioner G. W. Bubendorf at'
the latter’s office.
The couple were attended by
Mrs. Mary Midkiff and Harold
A. Sivisind.
Nelson-Wick
On Friday, August 23, Com
missioner Bubendorf joined in
matrimony Kathern Wick and
Charles Nelson, both of Kodiak
The ceremony was performed at
the Commissioner’s office before
a few friends.
Attendants were Katherine
Katelmkoff and VirgiTBaker.
Alasaa steamship
S.S. Cordova
OUTGOING
To Ouzinkie:
Mrs. Fred & Pauline Torsen
Lila Squartsoff
To Seattle;
Mis. C A Hicks
Arlene Hicks
Ralph Wilson
L Murray
Louis Gierster
Harry Burdash
John Rockney
Loretta Nachaud
Robert La Plant
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Hartman &
2 children
Olive Larson
Elliott Peterson
Anne & Paul Watkins
Michael & Bill Watkins
Sam Kliev
Magnal Larsen
Jack Bislinghoff
Bernardo Paraman
Joe Reese
Robert Hinshaw
Pacific Northern
Airlines
OUTGOING:
Mrs. Sylvia Walcott, Derrick
YV.iiitiiuS, Gertrude S «.
Me rs, Steve Zun U|
B» u, J H Wakefid ell
Daiey, E I. Dixon, C I' A, |ar.
son Pete Borseth, B i 1 Jo
me/. Mark Jensen, Il« t*»,
Evelyn Hill, Glen Chnndle M
C Edmunds, Chas. Arniei on,
Hal Moore, Ralph Thoimu-. . ern
Johnson, Steve Bebieh, Leo trd
Pete’son, Roy Downing, W'tn.
Bayou, Robert Saunders, Ab.ert
Hutchinson, Dr. Beaver and
daughter, Michael Geezy Ed
Boggs, Harold Olson
INCOMING:
Mr. & Mrs. Hal Moore Mr.
Weiil, Howard Furlong, Mrs.
Palnoude & 2 childn n, Anhui
Hoik. Osky Weeda, Ca l Marcy,
W. Meek, Evenson, den Scott,
Arthur Mebckian, Waite- Mc
Donald, Tommy McDonald, F
W Williamson, George Grigsby
Clinton Gilpin, Richard Farkas
Ole Leirmo, CaDt C Fleming
Mrs Stanton & infant, J E
Wakefield.
Calendar of Events
City Council meeting
Monday, City Hall, 7:30
Teamster’s Local 500, Monday
8 pm, Union Hall.
Rotary Club
Tuesday noon, Victory cafe.
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