Lioiliak iilirror
"&{rws of cAmerico'i Lest frontier_
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postiffiee at Kodiak. Alaska aa^Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, !»/»•
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
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_lillian K. lsuume. Associate Editor_
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Town Topics
Paul Verne Hurd, Jr. and Ituth
MrCorkel. were married at the
baae by Chaplain J. A. V\ hitman
on July 5. Witnesses were Alice
Vorieda and Iceland Daub.
I orel ta N'aelmnd, a previoua
vi.ntor to Kodiak, arrived on the
Cordova to viait her father and
atepniother, Mr. and Mra, 'I'oin
Naehand.
Mra. William Nome ariived on
the Cordova to join her liuafiind,
loiial el-serviceman.
Mra Peter Koch and aori Dick
arrived on the Cordova from
Hilling*, Mont., to join Mr.
Koch.
Their non. Everett, is employ
ed at the local bakery.
Mr*. 1**11! Fret/,* wax the guest
<>f honor at a bahy shower held
at her home Monday, Guest* in
do 'ed Mm. A. A. Owen, Mr*
Henry liiccklierg. Mr*. Max Fol*
aoin, Mr*. Cecil tVilson, Mr*,
lien Kraft, Mr*. I'ete M»Ki>uxen
and Mr*. Harold Fralt
Mr*. Margo f/eater, resident of
Anchorage for 12 year*, has ar
rived in Kodiak to mirage in
portrait and photography work.
Mr and Mr*. Norman Slene*
left on .Sunday’* plane for the!
interior for a 3-month*' vacation '
trip.
Mr*. Warren Taylor, who has
been visiting in California, re*
turned to Kodiak this week with
her daughter, Mrs. A. E..Stre
low, and the latter’s two child
ren.
Mrs. ituth Benson and daugh
ters ariived on the Cordova and
Mrs Henson said she is busy
“packing hei gear’’ and will then
go to Seward to await her hus
band, Jack, who is still in the
Navy but expects to get out
soon.
Mrs Charle>* Mad en and
daughter Germaine returned on
the Cordova after their trip to
Portland for the funeral of young I
Raymond Madsen
Mr Madsen will return later
by i lane.
Jim Eaton and Ward Ellis,
base employe*, will draw up
plans for the landscaping of the
ground* of the Griffin Memorial
hospital, which i* being sponsor
ed by l.ie Masonic club.
Foster McGovern, vice presid
ent of the National Bank of
Commerce, of Seattle, was a
business visitor here this week,
tieing a guest of Howard Badey’s
on a trip to Carmel.
Members of the Business and
Professional Women’s club and
guests enjoyed a picnic at An
tone l.arsen’s bay Sunday.
No Nylons
We do not have Nylons to offer our customers—but,
we do offer all types of banking services, as, actually, whether
we realize it or not, the financial service extended by this
bank Is just as important to the people of this community as
are Nylons,—probably more so.
The purchase of a home or the remodeling of it,
may be arranged here.
Book Fair
Next Month
A Book Fair, featuring child
ren’s, history, geography, cook
inn, crafts and mystery books,
and a wealth of b*st sellers, will
be held throughout the month of
August, Mrs. Rudolph Jankel, of
the CAA, Woody Island, an
nounced today.
Mrs. Jankel is well-qualified to
present such a fair, having work
ed for several years in a New
York library. She has travelled
widely in the United States and
abroad, having lived at different
times in France and Italy.
People are invited to visit the
Book Fair to select books for
gifts, especially for Christmas,
and for personal use, and brows
ers are welcome.
Prints and art work from the
Associated American Artists will
also be on display.
NOTICE
Attention Masons
Tuesday, July 30, there will
be a meeting of Masons at the
Kodiak Community Center at 8
o’clock
Emil Knudsen
Past President
A Statehood Association meet
scheduled for yesterday at Anch
orage has been postponed to Au
gust 2, to allow hearing on a fin
! nl draft of the Suodborg report.
The Denali, scheduled to sail
Wednesday from Seattle for Ko
diak, was postponed to yester
day becaused of a union jurisdic
tional dispute.
No further reports have beer
received on the whereabouts o!
Speed Dreyer, missing local pilot
and his 3 passengers, who lefl
Kodiak June 16, presumably foi
Anchorage.
Bomb Viewer Talks
Jim Lucas, author and wai
correspondent for Scripps-HoW'
ard newspapers, was the guesi
speaker at the Rotary club Tues
day.
He told of his experiences as i
witness of the Bikini bomb test
He expects to spend a month o
so in Alaska writing articles fo
the papers he represents.
Lt Comdr. I. C. Kersey, dis
trier intelligence officer, was in
ducted as a new member
Guests wee Larry Hagen
Standard Oil official; Brook
Drayton. Veteran's Office repre
sentative; and Lt. Col. Hear
Massie.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends who aided us in our re
cent bereavement, including
Karl Brunstad and the employees
of the Ships Service Laundry,
Dry C’eamng and Tailor Shop.
Mrs. Charles Anderson
Elsie Anderson
Charles Anderson, Jr.
Herman Anderson
Pacific Northern
IAirlines
INCOMING:
R E Sumer well, Milton Kap
lan, Mr. & Mrs. Vic I.awhead,
Victor Onstad, C E Bryan, K
Davis, D Perkins, Foster Mc
Govern, Brooks Drayton, W Q
McKellar, Mrs. Ann McMichael
, Mrs " Edna Kraft, Larry Hagan,
,1 Roy Cookston.OLGrimes, Mar
.1 garet Lester, Mrs. Schmidt, 2
i Miss Schmidts
1 OUTGOING
- Ed Willkie, Guy Graham, I G
' Fowler, S M Erie, Barbara Go
mez, Foster iWcGovern, A R
Stephenson, C D O’Day, B W
■ Johnson Earl Brght, A V Con
noy, W G McKellar, C H Tittle,
, Lawrence Kolloen, Brooks Dray
< ton, Mr. & Mrs J L Myers, L
- Hagen, H G Bryan, B Johnson,
r M . & Mrs. Norman Slenes, Art
Jordan, Mr. Woodring.
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