CAPTAIN GUY RICHARDS
WEDS MARTHA JENNER
Miss Martha Anne Jenner of
Indianola, Iowa, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jenner, became
the bride of Captain Guy H. Rich
ards, son of Mrs. Maude Riley
Richards of Birmingham, Ala
bama on Sunday afternoon, April
29, at 4:00 p.m., at the home of
the bridegroom’s mother.
Dr. Wilkie Collins, pastor of
the East Lake Methodist church
performed the double ring cere
mony in the presence of a few
friends and relatives.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Adrian C. Kuipers of
Wellman, Iowa, and the bride
groom was attended by Mr.
Thomas E. Bondurant. The bride
was dressed in an afternoon dress
ED LEVIN TO MARRY
ALASKAN GIRL
Ed Levin who traveled to Nome
for several seasons with Father
Hubbard and who is now with the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., is
to wed Miss Ruby McNeil of
Douglas. The couple will make
their home in San Jose.
of dusty rose with an orchid cor
sage and her only attendant was
dressed in an aqua blue suit with
a corsage of white gardenias.
Capt. Richards attended schools
arily stationed at Atlanta, Geor
gia where the couple will make
their home. He has been stationed
in Alaska for the past two years.
Capt. Richards attnded schools
in Birmingham Ala., and prior to
entering the army he was en
gaged as a heating engineer.
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Incoming passengers Monday
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The Lodestar arrived from An- j
, chorage with hte folowing passen- .
gers: Pearl Bragg Bill Beltz from
Fairbanks, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Simmons, George Williams,
Robert Wilson and Robert Ritchie
from Anchorage. They also car
ried a capacity load of express.
Pilot MacKenzie left for An
chorage with one passenger, Miss
Kathleen Kimball.
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Martha Boone was a passenger
to Golovin yesterday. Sig Wien
came down from Barrow to con
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Chuck West at Kotzebue. Tom
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round! trip passenger.
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EASTERN STAR MEETS
The Order of Eastern Star held
i its regular meeting last Monday
[ evening. The Worthy Matron
; planned a special program dedi
I
j cated to the mothers of the order
and particularly the mothers of
, men in service. Each mother was
presented with a corsage of fresh
carnations. The oldest mother
i (who is also a great-grandmother)
Mrs. Emma Lyle and the young
est mother, Mrs. Robert Baldwin
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were each presented with special,
gifts Mrs. Luther Dunbar sang |
“Mother’s Lullaby.” In recogni- i
tion of the surrender of Germany
Mrs. Joe Wallace, the worthy ma
tron, read a fitting poem and all
members joined in singing the
Star Spangled Banner.
V-E DAY SERVICES
| HELD IN CHURCH
Tuesday evening and Tuesday
afternon the Federated Church
held special V-E Day services in
which the several pastors of the
city participated. The A.T.G. at
tended the evening service in a
body.
ARCTIC EXPLORATION CO.
PLANE BURNS
The Arctic Exploration Co. had
the misfortune of losing another
plane at Fairbanks. Pat Bliss was
warming up the plane when it
caught fire from the fire pot. It
was a total loss.
Pilot Maurice King ferried an
other plane from the States for
the company to Candle this week.
He brought in six men to work for
the company.
KILLS BROWN BEAR
Dave Coleman of the U. S.
Roadhouse, which is half way tL
Taylor on the railroad, reports
that tracks of brown bear were
noticed last week. When the bears
were tracked down he was able
to kill one and the other escaped.
Many people have been enjoying
th meat which he brought to
town. Contrary to popular belief
the brown bear will not attack
humans and is very shy unless
cornered.
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