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2 Civil Suits
Set For Tuesday
Two civil suits, brought by
Harry Pinch, jeweler, through
his attorney, Talmage Smith,
were filed at the U. S. Commis
sioner’s office this week and
hearings have been set for Tues
day, March 20
One suit seeks recovery of $79
from Rose Martin, allegedly due
because of a loan of $50 plus in
terest, and $25 due on merchan
dise sales.
The second suit seeks to re
cover $350 plus interest alleged
ly due on a loan made to Ray
Phillips, plus $145 sought by as
signment from Lee Bettinger
also said due on a loan made by
the latter.
Officials Appointed
Judges and clerks for the com
ing city election April 3 were ap
pointed at the council meeting
Monday evening, as follows:
Judges: Talmage Smith, Paul
Fietzs, Rev. G. S. Morony.
Clerks: Mrs. John Gibbons,
Mrs. Edythe Butler.
Alternates: Mrs. William
Wright, Miss Nan Holt.
Following discovery that both
the Standard Oil Company and
the W J. Erskine Co paid taxes
on the same warehouse (owned
by Standard Oil) for 3 years,
the council voted Monday to re
fund the Erskine payments,
amounting to $80.
Delinquent personal property
taxes, mostly on vehicles no
longer in Kodiak, were written
off in the amount of $829.20.
Victory Cafe
Open till t am Daily
DINING ROOM
LUNCHEON 11 to 2 DINNER 5 to 1
BANQUET ROOM
Available for Private Parties
(Announcing
the opening of . . .
Amanda’s
Hand Laundry
505 Beach Road
February 12th
We give excellent service ... Call & Deliver
We do wet wash, rough dry & finish work
Leave Orders at Dinner Nook or P.0. Box 347
<-Amanda Trice, cMgr.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohen
are the parents of a daughter,
Louise, weight 5 pounds 15
ounces, born Saturday, March
10, at the Griffin Memorial hos
pital.
Next Thursday March 22, is
the date of the regular noon lun
cheon of the Kodiak Chamber of
Commerce at the Victory cafe at
12:15.
Mrs. Merrill Coon entertained
at bridge with two tables at
her home Monday evening, hon
oring Mrs. Marshall Crutcher,
who was presented with a gift
by the hostess.
Miss Marion Curtis won high
prize. Guests included Mesdames
0. A. Torgerson, Harry Chris
topherson, A Holmes Johnson,
Earle L. Butler, Sheppard, Lois
Colvin and Miss Marcella Faulk
ner.
Luncheon was served at the
close of the evening.
Special services will be held
tomorrow (Sunday) at 4 pm in
preparation for Russian I.ent,
which begins Monday, Rev
Gregory Gleboff announced to
day.
tin Monday additional services^
will be held at 7 in the evening, j
and twice each day the remain
der of the week, at 9 am and 7
pm. Russian Easter is May 6.
Staff Sergeant J. C. Slenes, of
Ruby, Alaska, brother of Nor
man Slenes of this city, visited
Delegate Bartlett in Washing
ton, D. C., during a recent 2-day
furlough.
Sgt. Slenes, who mined in the
interior of Alaska for a number
of years, has been in the service
for 3 years on St. Paul island,
Attu and Anchorage. He is now
stationed in Texas.
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY!
A dance: AT BLINN’S &.
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at the Island Fountain