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Uub Liects;
Carnival Reported
New officers end directors for
the Kodiak Rotary club were
chosen at the luncheon Tuesday
at the Victory cafe, which was
opened for the meeting by Fied
Miller.
James Martz, vice president
the past year, was chosen to suc
ceed Walter Sipprell, outgoing
president, who expects to be
transferred to Seward soon. Other
officers are Bill Lamrne, vice
president; Stanley Nelson, teas
urer; and J. W. PattersoD, ser
geant at arms.
Other board members are 0.
A. Torgerson, Walter Sipprell
and Dr, A. Holmes Johnson.
The Silver Horde carnival Sat
day netted $1545.45. James
Mai tz, earnival chairman, re-1
ported, to be used for the Com
munity Center. The carnival
grossed $2713.56, with expenses
of $1168.11.
The carnival was one of the
most elaborate ever put on in
Kodiak, with the real carnival
atmosphere provided by a large
tent and midway and hundreds of
dollars worth of carnival prizes,
bought Outside
Chairman Martz voiced his
appreciation for the cooperation
of those who made the carnival 'r
possible, and gave special thanks
to those outside the club who
helped so ably.
Talmage L. Smith, local attor
ney, was inducted into the club
as a new member, with Secretary
Max Folsom conducting the in
stallation.
Merrill Coon, Standard Oil
agent, presented movies furn
ished by his company.
Guests included Judge Anth
ony Dimond. Jerry Williams, E
C Stevens, and Lt. Joseph
Rough
At the last meeting of the
Kodiak Garden Club Mr. Silcox
was guest speaker, his topic be
ing Berry Cultivation.
Mrs Claire Smith was also a
guest
Two license transfers this
week included a taxi license from
Harry I mdgren to O. T. Mul
queen; and a retail liquor license
from M. J. I.oughran to Jalmar
Springhill
At the request of the Territor
ial Department of Health the
city has increased its financial
share in the support of the pub
lic health nurse from $1200 to
$1600 yearly.
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