' JACK SBaLS PiJiIlilry*. (cont’d page 1£
; Many friends of Hr. Seals were
; in atone1.anco at the burial which
was nadu in the local conetry and c
| this time wish to express their
thanks on behalf of hi3 brother,
i Rohurt in Seattle, Wilma Gi3ko and
i tnor.13elves, the many kindnesses
! and expressions of sympathy shown
; in their hour of bereavement.
! EIBSL £ Am.S£ OH URCPf
* Sunday Services
I Bible Class at 10:SO A.II. Miss F.
Vi, McKondrick in charge of classes,
Worship and Sermon at 10:15 A.M.
i Subject ’’Beautiful Garments'.'
"Singinspireeticn'' and Sermon at
| 7:50 P.M. If you enjoy an old
i fashioned song service, you will
s find it hero every Sunday night.
i Please cone and always romebor,
1 YOU arc always Wo leemo..
, Rev. W. A„ Warner,
j ___Pastor, _
i Wash. D.C.- The Senate approved tin.
; rivers and harbors bill giving to
» Sitka harbor §109,000 and to the
j Kodiak harbor §70,000.
' HEALTH iVHTING WEDNESDAY_
Word hr.a been received by tho
.Kodiak Public Health Advisory
Council, according to Miss Aina
Spencer, cormunity nurse, that
a group of health officials arc
aboard tho "Cordova” arriving here |
Wednesday, the 26th. It is urged |
that those persons interested in |
this vital probIon of Kcdiak, bo
on the lookout for tho steamer amj
upon its anpcaranco, make innodiax-j
plans to attend the meeting at cm. ;
School auditorium, while the boat
'is in port.
In this party will bo, Dr,
Courtncy Smith, asst, c onr.iis si oner
of Health, Dr, W0 S, Ramsey, dire
ctor of Hotcrnal and Child Health
Service and Dr, Carl E. Buck, the
field director of the Amor. Pub.
He a 11 h A o s o c i a t i o n.
Due t:> tho serious nature of
the local health and sanitation
condition, which must bo remedied,
Hiss Spence r asks .that every persn.
ill Kodiak make this natter their
personal concern and assist the
community in bettering tho present
..cci-ditions, and attend Wednesdays
p ;ui I
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Qi^.. ORGANISE
Gathering together at the
Union Hall, last week, the
non end women, of Kodiak who
aro employed in merchantilo
establishments, formed a loo]
union of the Retail Clerks
Union of the A, F« of H. 1
At this nee ting which was |
very well attended, R. Jc
11 Happy " Hansen was ole ctyd
temporary president, Ray
Whoc ler, temporary so ere tary.
Application for a charter was
made to A,F« of L. headquar
ters in Lafayette, Indiana,
and its receipt will he had
hero in about a month. At
that time, a pernenont organ
ization will be formed and
permanent officers elected.
Duo to the absence of very
necessary space, the Mirror
apologies for the lack of
personal items this week.
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