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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Entertains
Mrs. Vernon Collon entertain
ed -with a dinner Saturday even
ing at her home on Mission road
:n honor of her husband who has|
left since for Seattle for medica'!
treatment.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.]
Paul Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Adams and Mr. and Mrs
ISarle L. Butler.
The evening was spent in play
ing bridge. High prize was won
by Mr. Adams.
Birthday
tine Blankenberg was host at
a birthday dinner given in Mrs.
Blankenberg's honor attheChick
enlnn April 1. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Hamlin, Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Kizer.
Arrival
Mrs Frank McConaghy was a
enong recent incoming passen
gers. Mr. McConaghy, owner of
the Frank McConaghy cannery !
here, stopped over in Cordova:
And will arrive here later to
ready the cannery for the coming
cauuing season |
Mrs. Marie Melin, mother of j
Nellie Melin, returned this week |
after a trip Outside.
WHY NOT
Eat Here
CAFE
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
‘Remember . . .
We need at least two (2)
days notice for
Good Service
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Host
Emmett Jennings, proprietor
of the Kodiak Steam Laundry,
was host at a turkey dinner giv
en at the Log Waffle shop for
the employees of the laundry.
Ray Martin, owner of the Club
Liquor store, returned this week
after an extended business trip
and vacation Outside. Mrs. Mar
t in and two children, now in
California, will join him here
sometime in June.
Joe Marino, manager of the
local Coca Cola bottling works,
left by boat recently to visit bis
home in Canada.
Mrs. Sigrid Wodlinger return
ed recently after vacationing with
friends and relatives in Seattle.
Madrisse Chamberlain was
confined to her home this week
on account of illness.
Mildred Rextrew, Seattle; and
Edith Arneson, Carol Warnkey,
both from Minnesota, arrived on
a recent boat to make their home
here All are employed at Helen’s
Eat shop.
On the sick list this week: Fife
Chief Wm. Niederhauser, Bill
Lewis, and R. O. Urdahl.
Mrs. Hazel Strickland, former
ly employed at Helen’s Eat
Shop, is now working in Fair
banks at the Model Cafe. Mr.
Strickland, former base employee
here, is working at Ladd Field.
Mrs. Strickland reports that
she sees lots of Kodiak people
and that they “all miss Kodialf
very much.”
Nan Holt, U. S. employment
office manager, returned this
week from Juneau where she at
tended a War manpower confer
ence.
Lill'an Walker, dancer, arrived
this week and will entertain at
the Chicken Inn
The Cub
II. E WINANS. Owner
CO HEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Islands Electric CookerB
TRY ONE!
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies - Bara of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
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j Kodiak Plumbing
Sheet Metal Works
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j Complete Sheet Metal Shop 5
Latest Machinery |
\ All Our Work Guaranteed l
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Wm. P. Smith, Owner
l ocated at Kraft’s Dock
Departs
Roy F. Snyder, owner of the
Mecca Bar, left recently for Se
attle to join Mrs. Snyder at their
home on Vashon island in Puget
t Sound.
He expects to return sometime
in June
Training
Edward Johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob A Johnson, Box
205, Kodiak, is now in training
at the U S. Naval Training sta
tion at Farragut, Idaho. Upon
graduating he will either be se
lected for further special training
or transferred directly to the
fleet for action.
Married?
Julien Morrison, manager of
Tony’s, received a wire this
week asking him to ‘get the
house ieady will be home this
month”, and the wire was sign
ed Mrs. T^ny Kvas. Tony left
recently on a trip to the States.
As Tony usually signs his wires
simply ‘‘Tony” the supposition
is that he has went and done it—
if he hasn’t, he’ll just have to
sue the Signal Corps
Leaves
Carl Pajoman, owner of the
Kodiak Mercantile Co. left re
cently for Seattle to rejoin his
family. Mr. Pajoman expects to
make a buying trip to California
and to eastern markets before!
returning in about three months. ^
Treated
Wavne G. Davis and James E.!
Thompson, borh of the U. S.1
Army Transport service, were
hospitalized one day at the Grif
fin Memoiial hospital this week
They were treated for physical
and nervous exhaustion
To Frisco
Byron ‘Ted” Coleman, until
recently employed as agent of
the local Alaska Steamship office,
and Mrs. Coleman, left recently
to make their home m San Fran
cisco, where they formerly resid
ed.
FINNISH STEAM BATH
BARBER SHOP
Private rooms for ladies
& families
HOURS: 12 to 11 p. m
Sat. & Sun.: All day
Barber shop open everyday
“Take steam baths and
feel like a mdlion”
Swedish & Electrical
massage
College graduate masseur
Located back of
Coca Cola Bottling Works
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Trademark Registered (J. 'W
“Perhaps NOW madame will try one size
larger!”
KODIAK LIBRARY
Chilkat Blanket & Moccasins
Souvenir Pillow Tops - Native Baskets
IMPORTED
English & Meerschaum Pipes
Jap Hunting Licenses
NEW BOOKS NOW HERE
Parcel Checking-25c
Open 11:00a.m. to S:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
For your eating pleasure . ..
MODEL CAFE
(formerly Rosser’s Cafe)
cMIKE TUTSELAS, Owner
PHOTO ALBUMS
LOOSE LEAF
FILLERS
CAMERA CASES
CAMERA
ACCESSORIES
FILMS-ALL RINDS
Portraits — Film Developing
and Printing
Copying of old pictures
and documents
HELSEL PHOTO CO.
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