Seward. Seaport Record
Port office Box 204 - Telephone Main 168
Published on Friday of Each Week at
. 'ward, Alaska
John M. Coleman
Editor and Publisher
$3.00 per year by mail. 10 cents per copy
Reporter’s Notebook
Wo notice a reshuffling of lo
cations for several ,.sl.nsses in
town this week.
Norine’s is movii , un Fourth
Avenue to the local m formerly
occupied by Bud Terry's shoe
repair shop.
The Arcade corner location
will be occupied by the law firm
of Stringer and Connolly with
Air. Earl Gregory in charge.
The optometrist, 11. F. Harlow,
will move from his present loca
tion in the bank building to the
first apartment on Washington
Street in the Arcade Building.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adkins
last weekend entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Coburn of An
chorage. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Coburn’s mother who is
visiting her daughter in the Hub
City. The Coburns and Adkins
claim the same home town, Em
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August 7
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August 5
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August 8
Valdez, Seward
SS VICTORIA
August 5
Seward
SS GEORGE PRENTICE
Augusi 13
Valdez, Seward
mett, Idaho. The three daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Barrett of
Anchorage caYne with the Co
burns to Seward to spend August
at the Adkins home.
Mrs. Park Smith, who started
over the highway a week ago.
got beyond Anchorage a ways
when car trouble developed. She
returned to the Ilub City, left
the car there and continued her
journey by air. She had Miss
Edna LeDuc as travelling com
panion. Miss LeDuc is a nurse at
Seward Sanatorium.
Word was received here by
friends of the Whipples that
Ward Whipple is with the Army
of Occupation in Germany.
YOUNKERS TO HAVE
VISITORS FROM STATES
Mrs. Edna Younkor is happily
making preparations to receive
visitors next week. Her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Patterson, is driv
ing over the highway with Mr.
and Mrs. Wensil Seastrom. Mrs.
Patterson is a teacher at San
Marcos State Teachers College.
San Marcos. Texas.
Mr. Seastrom is a manufac
turer of small parts in Burbank.
California. The party will start
north as soon as the summer ses
sion at the college is ended. It
will be their first vi.wt to Alaska.
SEWARDITE ATTENDS
DISCOVERY CELEBRATION
AT FAIRBANKS
Miss Helen Case, teacher at
St ward Sanatorium, writes that
she attended the mommi ant dedi
cation ceremonies for Felix
Pedro at Discovery Claim on
Pedro Creek. 17 m les north of
Fairbanks, July 21 and 22.
Miss Case and several other
Seward teachers are at the Uni
versity for the summer session
this year.
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funny, and sympathizes with
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person— your wife.
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Twins Born To Soldoina Family
Twin boys arrived al Seward
General Hospital July 2f) for Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Robinson of Sol
doina. These are the first twiivs
to be burn in Seward since 1050.
The little boys are Dean Rus
sell. weighing three pounds 11
ounces and Zone Wendall, three
pounds six ounces.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Randall Lawrence Niesen in
Seward General Hospital July
20. He was named John Robert
and weighed seven pounds and
eight ounces. The niesens are a
Seward family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernst Carlson
are parents of a son born in Sew
ard General Hospital July 20.
The boy was named William An
thony. He weighed seven pounds
and four ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith are
proud parents of a little daugh
ter. Janine Arleen, born in Sew
ard Gene ral Hospital July 27.
She wt ighed seven pounds and
eight ounces. The Smiths, former
Seward residents, now live in
Moose Pass.
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FAIRBANKS
M. J. (Bill) Wilcox
Dist. Mgr.
Jameson Eng. Bldg.
Modern
ANCHORAGE
223 Central Bidg.
P.O. Box 592
Ph. 3-4401
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Alaska Mgr.
SEWARD
ARR Freight Depot
Main 164
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