Body of Lost
Hunter Found
LATE BULLETIN
The l»ody of Lt. (j.g.) Donald J.
Keller, missing since Sunday af
ternoon, was found Wednesday at
ternoon by a rescue party.)
A search has been continuing all
week for Lt. (j.g.) Donald J. Kell
er. who broke away from a hunt
ing party in the Anton Larsens
Bay area Sunday and has not
been seen since.
Keller is 25 years old, a U. S.
Naval Reserve officer attached to
District Intelligence Office, 17th
Naval District here. He resided on
the Naval Station with his wife,
Mrs. fvalee M. Keller.
The group oi four men were
on a deer hunt and not having any
luck rendezvoused about noon
planning to return to the station.
Keller spotted some fresh tracks
and decided to follow them for a
short distance. While the other
three men were returning to their
car, they heard several shots from
the direction in which Keller had
gone. That was the last they had
seen of Keller.
The three remaining hunters,
Lt. (j.g.) Louis A. Kurtz, Jr., USN
of Millville, NJ.; Ensign Eldred
B. Stricklin USN, of Parson, Term.;
and Chief Warrant Officer Cyril
H. Albert, USN, of Medford, Ore.
Waited fee Keller at the car for
several hours as Sunday’s snow
storm increased in intensity. They
then decided to return to the sta
tion and organize a searching par
ty. A searching party, already
alerted, met them within sight of
the Ski Chalet
Search parties, 120 strong, un
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der the command of Cmdr. J. F.
Stone. USN station operations of
ficer, and Maj. R. E. Jone, USMC,
commanding officer of the Marine
barracks here, have combed the
area since Sunday. Assisting in
the effort was a U. S. Coast Guard
Search and Rescue HU-16 amphib
ian plane, and a U. S. Army Ch-21
Helicopter flown from Fort Rich
ardson.
Other kin, already notified, are
Keller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold E. Keller and a brother,
James A. Keller, residing in Wa
seca. Minn.
Elli Schiele Has
Marriage Plans
lElli Schiele, beauty operator at
Beauty-Kraft, leaves Kodiak on the
30th of November for Pella, Iowa
where she is to be married.
Her forthcoming marriage to A1
Hochberger will take place shortly
after her arrival in Pella.
Elli Schiele first came here in
1957 and was there for three years.
After a short absence she returned
in 1962 and has been here since.
A1 Hochberger was formerly
manager of the Kodiak Branch of
the Bank of Alaska. He now owns
a hardware store in Pella.
THANK YOU LETTER
We wish at this time to express
our sincere farewell to all friends
and acquaintances that we had the
pleasure of knowing during our
stay at Kodiak. Many thanks are
extended for all kindnesses and
courtesies extended to us.
The Ciano Family
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