Sister Dies
Ray Lang, local bookkeeper,
received word Tuesday of the
death of his sister, May Ostrand,
in Cottage Grove, Oregon. She
was preceded in death by her
husband, who as engineer for
the Southern Pacific, was killed
in a train wreck.
She is survived by two
daughters, both graduates from
the University of Oregon.
Out Of Hospital
Mrs. Medereae Chamberlain,
formerly employed here at Knud
sen's, the Golden Gate and
Northern Light cafes, was rec
ently released from the hospital
in Anchorage after a siege of
pneumonia. She has been em
ployed at the Anchorage Grill,
where two of her co-workers,
Esther Reip and Evelyn Nevers,
are also formerly from Kodiak.
Her husband, Glenn, who used
to work at the local base and for
the Island Transfer company, is
now in the Aleutians.
Visitor
Rev. G. F. Nitz. Luthern
pastor from Anchorage, was a
Kodiak visitor this week and
conducted a number of services
at the base and post for service
men belonging to his church.
Mrs. Katie Nevers is employ
ed in the hardware department
at Erskine’s.
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Chignik Resident
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Ivar Wallin, 70, passed away
at the Griffin Memorial hospital
at 8:15 am Saturday after being
brought to Kodiak the day be
fore from Chignik. Cerebral em.
bolus was the cause of his death.
The deceased was an employe
of the Pacific-American Fisheries
at Chignik. He was born Sept
29, 1874 in Sweden, and received
his naturalization papers in 1906
in King County, Washington.
He is survived by his wife,
Clara, and one son, George, acc
ording to the death certificate
filed this week.
Has Birthday
Mrs. Leif Norman entertained
Monday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her hus
band at their home on Miil Bay
road. Covers were laid for Miss
Josephine Somners, Miss Georg
ya Craig Wilbur, Major Harry
Hornecker, Lt. V. G. Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Seltzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman and daughter
Nancy.
Home movies were shown dur
ing th« evening.
Dinner Guests
Miss Christine Oslin, Miss
Mary Joyce and Major Brown
were 6 o’clock dinner guests
Tuesday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Coble at their home
at the Taylor apartments.
Services
Special services, commemor
ating the 150th anniversaiy of
the establishment of the Rus
sian Greek Orthodox church in
Alaska, will be held at the Rus
sian church parsonage this week
end. The services will be held
Saturday evening at 7, Sunday
morning at 9 and Sunday after
noon at 4. Rev Gregory Gleboff
will be in charge.
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