Ten Couples Get
Married During
Past Four Weeks
Ten couples were united in ma
trimony in Kodiak during the past
month according to the records of
District Magistrate Mabel Fenner.
On July 26, Jerry Tilly of Kodiak
and Farris Dallis of Salt Lake City
were married by Judge Fenner in
wedding ceremonies held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nestell.
On July 25 Gerald C. Schuma
cher of the naval station and An
nette DeCleene of Milwaukee, Wis.,
were married by Catholic Chaplin
Henry T. Lavin on the Naval Sta
tion.
On July 20 William C. Golley
of Port Williams and Helen Joyce
Neeley of Kodiak exchanged vows
in the State Courtroom with Judge
Fenner officiating.
On July 20 Carl Sheridan Bixler
and Erika Dawn Barnett, both of
the naval station, were united by
Navy Chaplain Hubert Smith Goss
Jr. on the naval station.
On July 16, Richard S. Regan of
the Alaska Communications Sy
stem and Ruth Ellen Hausman of
Kodiak became man and wife in
ceremonies before Judge Fenner
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haus
man.
On July 1, William C. Janway of 1
the navy and Lydia Chichenoff
Wyrosdick were united in the ;
State Courtroom by Judge Fenner. ]
On July 1, Ronald D. Johnson
and Delores Rodman, both of
Onowa, Iowa, were united in cere
monies conducted by Rev. Cletis
Leverett in the Berean Baptist
Church.
On June 28, Walter Hansen and
Edna Anderson, both, of Kodiak, ex
changed wedding vows before Rev.
Fred J. Mamaloff at the Church of
God.
On June 29, Hobart Dawson
and Ruth Olsen, both of Kodiak
were united by Rev. Woodrow J.
Phillips at the Kodiak Bible
Chapel.
On July 1, Donald Mitchell
Flowers of the navy and Nelda
Darlene Coyle of Kodiak exchang
ed marriage vows before Rev. Don
ald M. Bullock at St. James the
Fisherman Episcopal Church.
PFC Ray Shively
Serving In Korea
U. S. Forces, Korea (AHTNC)—
Army PFC Raymond A. Shively,
23, whose wife, Judith, lives at 2304
Haskell, Wichita, Kan., is a mem
ber of the 1st Cavalry Division
which this month commemorates
its 20th year of service in the Far
Sast.
The division is stationed along
i machanic in Headquarters Com
Jouth Korea from Ivorth Korea,
rhe unit departed the U. S. in July
I '
1943 for the Pacific. During World
War II, the division was the first
to enter Manila, and the first to en
ter Tokyo.
Shively, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd E. Shively, Kodiak, Alaska,
arrived overseas in mid-July and is
a mechanic in Head-<uarters Com
pany, 1st Battle Group, of the di
vision’s 8th Cavalry in Korea.
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