FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. FRANK MARTIN
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Mar
tin was held from the Catholic
Church this morning with the
church filled with the many life
long friends of the family.
Mrs. Kenneth Sly and Mrs.
Lynn Magee, daughters, arrived
from Fairbanks yesterday to at
ted the funeral and be with their
father.
Burial will be made at Belmont
Point.
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southwest of San Francisco and
approximately 3,400 miles east of
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HONOR ROSA B. HAGEN AT
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY j
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
Lodge surprised Rosa B. Hagen
with a birthday party Sunday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Lu
ther Dunbar.
Mrs. Hagen, who was seventy
eight years young, has been an ac
tive member of the organization
and served many years as secre
tary.
She was showered with many
lovely gifts, after which refresh
ments were served.
Those members who were able
to attend were Edith Yenney,
I Charlotte Swanberg, Grace Ed
man, Maude Taff, Minna Brix,
j feillee Frye, Helen Dunbar, Carrie
Lee, Theresa McDonald, Anne
Jenks and Christie Waldheim.
Mr. J. J. Dillon, who just re
turned from Unalakleet this
morning states that the Square
Sinnet is due to arrive this after
noon at three-thirty. Unloading
will start as soon as weather is
favorable.
A familiar voice says “Number
please” from four p.m. until mid
night, as Jeff Jefford, who was
operator here for many years re
sumes her work with Alaska Tele
phone and Telegraph Co. for the
winter.
Three Die In
Seattle Fire
SEATTLE, (j*P) — Three men,
one of them aged and blind, died
early Saturday in a fire that
swept through the upper floors of
a three and one-half story apart
ment house.
At least three others were in
jured. The remainder of some 60
tenants fled to safety, many in
, their night clothing.
The dead were identified by po
lice as Robert Leroy Donaldson,
about 70 and blind; Ben Long and
Fred Wood (ages unavailable).
The three victims were found
on the third floor, where the two
I alarm fire started just before one
Ja.m., and gutted most rooms be
' fore it was controlled.
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