Seward Seaport Hecorit
Postoffice Box 204 - Telephone Main 168
Published on Friday of Each Week at
h ward. Alaska
John M. Coleman Editor and Publisher
$5.00 per year by mail. 10 cents per copy
LOCAL COUPLE WED BY
COMMISSIONER
Betty Nixon and ' irry Kelley
were married on August 11 by
Commissioner Anna B. Southard
in her office at 11 a.m. Attend
ants were Charles I.Iarphy and
Lorena (Red) Stolp.
Betty came up from Long
Beach to be married but Jerry
lias been in Seward for about 15
months, having come here from
Los Angeles.
After the wedding friends held
a reception for the couple at
Harding's, then went to the new
home for a house warming. Jer
ry built the little brown cottage
on the lake at Mile 31 •_> for his
bride. Surrounded by a white
picket fence, the cottage is an
attractive sight from the new
highway.
Dependable PICK-UP Service
Northern Cab - Main 54 - Main 55
PASSENGER SERVICE
from Seward
SS ALASKA
Tuesday
August 26
5S BARANOr
Thursday
August 28
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Seattle
Valii /
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FROM SEATTLE
S3 SULITNA
August 23
C . Seward, Kodiak
S3 NAD IN A
August 27
\ h Seward
EPISCOPAL WOMEN HONOR
MRS. EDWARD TURNER
The Women’s Auxiliary of St.
Peter's Episcopal Church hon
ored Mrs. Edward Turner Tues
day. August 19, at an evening
dessert. Mrs. Turner is leaving
next week after spending the
summer here.
The Auxiliary also paid tri
bute to members who have serv
ed faithfully for ten years and
more in llie Guild and Church.
A table of honor was appointed
in Mexican motif, which carries
out tiu1 theme of the Mexican
Fiesta of tlu> bazaar to be held
October 25.
Seated at the table of honor
were Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Anna
Clarkson. Mrs. Helen Brosius,
Mrs. Wm. O'Brien, Mrs. Arthur
Gray. Mrs. O’Brien and Mrs.
Gray are Fathi r Ed Turner's
mother and aunt respectively.
A brief report was made on
plans i n* the coming bazaar and
of progress made during the
summer for the unusual theme
to be carried out.
FORMER SEWARD TEACHER
MARRIED IN FAIRBANKS
Air. and Mrs. Richard R. Fried
rich ox On con City. Oregon, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Nancy, to Clemente
Nic! Mas Lean, in St. Matthew's
Episcopal Church. Fairbanks, on
August 19.
Miss Friedrich was girls physi
cal education teacher in the Sew
ard schools for the past two
years and very popular among
the younger set socially.
Lean, more familiarly known
here as "Nick" Lean, is a gradu
ate of the University of Alaska
and is now a mining engineer in
the Livcngood District. He con
ducted classes two years in min
ing id mming geology through
tiie University Extension courses
in Seward (right classes for
, !l‘i- . He , s till ' 111 O i . V11". a id
Airs. Charles Lean of Coo n r
Lan deg.
THREE DAY RUMMAGE SALE
MAM 'G C GOD
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$•'!?. which ti
situation m re at'u'r the strike.
The s >'e : - wine nut < " hv ilie
\Y. -v i • \ ' .an
Ser\ ice of t!ie AT thociist Church.
It is an annual affair, but was
held for a \\ ... a 1 ;st > ar.
Haul it yc >r~ if with U-Drivc
Jeep Station Wagon. Phone
NORTHERN CA3
MAIN 54 or MAIN 55
Our EVERYDAY SPECIAL—
BACON & EGGS
95£
with Coffee
Isis's Parser
234 Fourth Avenue
Seward, .Maska
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SOLLY'S
LIQUOR STORE — MAIN 93
Just the Place To Shop for
ANYTHING IN THE BEVERAGE LINE
SOLLY'S LIQUOR STORE
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Smith of Cooper
Landing, in Seward General
Hospital August 18. The little
boy was named Larry Lee. He
weighed eight pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Wittwer
are happy parents of a son born
in Seward General Hospital
August 19. The boy weighed
seven pounds. No name was re
ported for the youngest Wittwer
at press time.
A six pound son was born to
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Seiger in
Seward General Hospital August
19. The child was named Thomas
Martin.
NOTEBOOK
Miss Jane McMullen also r
turned this week after a sum
mer session at the University of
Alaska. She and Miss Case drove
back together. Miss McMullen,
popular teacher of the fifth
grade in Seward, will not return
to this school. She has accepted
the position of Registrar at the
University.
Dick Kirkpatrick is running
his long-awaited English car.
This is the first of its kind to be
sold here by the new Seward
agenc\ Of Lewis & Clark. Dr.
Sellers had the first one but it
was bought in the States.
Fred Hanford, director of OPS
was in and out of town Thurs
day.
Miss Sarah May Garret took
two of ttie summer relief staff
members from Jesse Lee Home
on a trip to Hope last Tuesday in
her new station wagon. M iss
Brooks and Miss Walker have
just finished their first sumnu a
in Alaska where they r-deivnd
the regular staff at 1! n Homo
Mi - Bertha M •(; i, .• and diss
Helen Case accvmpawod them
on. the trio to Hone.
Fred and
(H e down ‘
the Denali,
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white mate;
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AUGUST 24 & 25
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