‘Marrying Mabel’
Manages Many
May Marriages
Seven marriages have been re
corded by the District Magistrate’s
office during the past two weeks.
Victor Peterson and Martha Inga
were united in holy matrimony at
Old Harbor in the Russian Ortho
dox Church on April 30 by Rev.
Father Marcarius Targonsky.
In civil services performed by
Alaska Magistrate Mabel Fenner
in the State Court Room here in
Kodiak the following couples be
came man and wife:
Wilmer C. Stuckey of the U.S.
Navy and Barbara Fort of Kodiak
were married May 15.
James Francis Boardman of the
Coast Guard and Dorothy Patricia
Burke of Oakland, Calif., were
married May 10.
Carl Erickson and Ilene Von
Scheele, both of Kodiak, were mar
ried May 14.
William Berestoff and Gladys
Young, both of Kodiak, were mar
ried May 10.
James Timothy Bennett of the
Marine Corps and Treva Starn of
Kodiak, were marired May 4.
James Olin Escue and Doris
Mary Smith, both of Kodiak, were
married May 3.
Here Is Another
Chance To Learn
Medical Self-Help
A medical self-help course will
begin May 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the
basement of the downtown school,
according to Dr. Bob Johnson.
The 16-hour course, designed by
the American Medical Association,
Department of Civil Defense, and
the U.S. Public Health Service to
supply information necessary for
the care of family members with
radiation injuries, sickness or other
injuries, will be held on Monday
nights and the instructor will be
Ken Brandenburg.
Sixteen persons nave registered
for the course to date and there is
room for six more. Those interested
may call the Holmes Johnson
Clinic, 486—2366.
Edmund Hall In
Seattle Hospital
Willie Hall, who just returned
from a six-month stint with the
National Guard at Fort Ord, Calif.,
said he had stopped off to visit
with his brother, Edmund, who has
been hospitalized the past several
weeks and will be undergoing treat
ment for the next year at Firlands
Sanitarium in Seattle due to a lung
condition.
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