COMIN’ & G01N’
The following incoming pas
sengers were reported recently
by the Alaska Steamship
company:
Mr. and Mrs. Clare W. Selt
ser and two children, Stuart and
Steven, who arrived from Seattle
to join Mr. Seltzer, attorney
associated with Warren A Tay
lor. The Seltzer’s are making
their home in the former ft. R.
Reynolds residence, which they
have purchased.
Mrs Anita Mann and infant
son, Jack, returned to make
their home here after an extend
ed visit in Scott's Bluff, Nebras
ka, where the new arrival was
born. Captain Mann, of the U.
S. Army Air Force, is overseas
m the European theater.
Mrs. Mann is thi daughter of
Mrs. Edna Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Thorshem
and two chi'dren, Sonja and
Stanley, returned after a trip
to Seattle, where Sonja received
successful medical treatment on
her eyes.
Mr. Thorsheim is associated)
with the Horsman barber shop, j
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Berg
Ne son stopped in Kodiak en
route to their home in Ouzinkie.
Mrs. Maiguerite A. Brumell,
of Washington, D, C , acc m
panied her trend Mrs. Clare
Seltzer to Kodiak from Seattle,
and plans to locate here.
Zoyd Leslie Money, arrived
from Montana and is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Chamberlain, his son-in-law and
daughter
Helen G. La Vonne, formerly
emp'oyed at Helen’s Eat Shop,
returned after a vacation trip to
the States
Mrs. Katherine Lorenson,
stopped in Kodiak en route to
Bear Island, where she owns a
fox farm.
Other passengers included
Edna R. Bexner, Rolf A. Christ
iansen, Michael Folsom, Mrs.
Emma Matthew, Andrew Ror
ing, Donald A. Slyter, J. A.
Walton, Mrs. Etta N. Worth
Eskimo Can’t
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long a time as these Alaska
veterans.
Several experimental and re
connaissance trips were con
ducted by the third battalion.
One party of ten men made a
trip with toboggans to Eagle
River glacier and reconnoitered
the vicinity of Eagle River pass.
An interesting experimental
trip was made to Mt. Mc
Kinley Certain items of food,
clothing and equipment were
tested. As a result of this trip
and previous research, Maj.
Felch was called to Washington,
D C. by the Quartermaster
Oenera! to make recommend
tions on arctic clothing.
(Next week: Regiment’s
History)
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