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Captain I.eon H. Johnson and
Mrs. Johns n (nee Thelma Mad
sen) arrived on the Cordova
from Camp I wton, Oklahoma,
to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Johnson’s parents, Mr and Mrs.
Charles Madsen. Capt. Johnson
is on terminal leave and his dis-i
charge is to become final on Jan.
20
Mrs. Johnson, a svelte size 11,
said the Oklahoma heat was res
ponsible for her trim figure.
The couple’s plans for the fu
ture are indefinite and they will
decide on a course of action after
their holiday rest.
Henry Haag returned to Ko
diak on the Cordova after visit
ing in Washington and Oregon.
Most of the time he spent at
Hillsboro, Ore., with Mrs. Haag's
relatives.
A box containing Christmas
presents and other articles that
arrived on the same boat via
Railway Express was broken in
to and a number of items stolen,
including a jacket Mr. Haag pur
chased for his wife’s birthday.
Glen Robinson is employed at
the Kodiak Mercantile company,
and will manage the store during
a trip Carl Pajoman, owner, will
make to Seattle to be with Lis
family for the holidays. Mr. Paj
oman will return early in Janu
ary.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Watson
returned to Kodiak on the Cor
dova following Mr. Watson’s
discharge from the service in
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Mississippi. While he
tioned in West Virginij
Maryland Mrs. Watson, t
mer Myrtle Ohm, mad
home near his camps. H<
stationed here for 2 years
his transfer to the State.
Their plans are indefinit
they hope to locate in Rod
The names of Stuart H.
ols, Merrill Coon and Jaclj
man, of Kodiak, will be i
those from which a drawinj
be held tomorrow at June!
see who gets a free trip, wi
expenses paid, to Washii
D. C.
There the winner will be
sented an award by Prei
Truman on Jan. 21, a mech
jfying an award to all voh
Selective Workers in the
tory.
Twenty-six names will 1
the drawing, all of board
bers with more than 4
continuous service and still
vely in the work.
C. S. Wameling, dischi
from the Army recently at
Dix, arrived in Kodiak o
Jordova after a visit to his i
in Utica, New York, vvhil
tioned at Fort Greely he
manager of the radio static
a time.
His engagement to Miss'
on Torgeison, daughter of IV
and Mrs O A. Torgerson,
announced before his depa
for the States.
Edna “Tex” Bezner, fo
base employee who had jus
nounced the opening of a se
shop, departed by plane We
day for Kansas City, Ivliss
on her way to the home o
parents in Joplin. She sai
did not know whether she v
return to Kodiak as her
are indefinite.
Mrs. Jean Barnes, daughf
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Char
lain of this city, arrived o
Cordova and will be employ
the base.
She was a visitor here
summer, and her husbanc
suddenly stricken ill in Oi
and passed away while sh<
en route home.
Mr. Chamberlain, former
erintendent of the Kodiak I
ist Home Mission, is also
ployed at the base.
A page and a half illusti
article on Charles Madsen,
hunter by vocation and ho
appears in the November
of Rofarian magazine.
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