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James O. Marts, Phone: 3434
t. O. Box "M", Kodiak, Alaska
RONNIE’S CAFE |
“Kodiak’s Popular Eating St>ol” j
There are only two GOOD PLACES !
to EAT At HOME and at !
RONNIES |
AL GRACE RONNIE Props. I
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest Oil Transfer Cn. j
in Kodiak!
■ We limit oar activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
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Erich Mueller, prop. f V
PHONE 3131 or 4303 ’j
MctPK Northmm AtRimrn
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KODIAK-SiATTLE $102.*
KODIAK-PORTLAND $109.*
KODIAK-JUNEAU $81.*
Ah ItUkn'V, , ,
plus ts*
for Rotorvations A Information
CALL 4131
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Mr a. Fenner Assumes
US Commissioner Duty
Mrs. Mabel Fenner, a Ko
diak resident since 1943, as
sumed the duties of U. S.
Commissioner for the Kodiak
area yesterday, having re
placed Anna Mae Vokacek,
who held the position for the
past six years.
Mrs. Fenner received the1
appointment last week end
from Judge McCarry of the
Third Division Court at An
! chorage.
| Born in Grant County Ore
j gon, Mrs. Fenner graduated
from the local high school
there and shortly after taking
courses in business adminis
tration was elected to the'
position of County Clerk of |
Grant County Oregon, where |
she served two terms consist-! |
ing of six years At the time
she was the youngest elected
official in any of the cities1
in the West Coast States.
Other positions she held;
prior to her arrival in Alaska! 5
included a position as book-' |
keeper for a large garage at j
Johnday, Oregon for two |
years, and a similiar position !
as bookkeeper at Port Angles, j
Washington lor a large feed!
and grocery known as the [
Grange Grocery.
The Fenner’s are building a I
Commissioner’s Office just, j
above their home on Mission j
Road. The building will be,j
ready for occupancy on Mon- j
day July 19th, three days J
after Mrs. Fenner takes up j
her duties as U. S. Commis- j
sioner.
For the past several years i
Mrs. Fenner has been the < I
bookkeeper for the Kodiak11
Electric Association and her i
position there will be taken I
over by Marty Mowry, a Ko-lj
diak resident for the past(
several years. _
Famous baseball players
who died of cancer. Babe Ruth j
Walter Johnson and Sam |
Breadon. ‘ j
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From Kodiak
July 19th SS Alaska calling
Seward, Juneau, Petersburg
Wrangell, Ketchikan and
Seattle
Claronco R. King
agent
OFFICE HOURS:
9 AM to 5 PM week days
9 AM to Noon Saturdays
Office Room 4 Blinn Bldg.
THG DOG HOUS€
Specializing In
Sandwiches - Home Made Chili
And \
soil Ice Cream
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At the Piano j
George Buxton
On the Drums
BEACHCOMBEBS
Open 7 pm