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December |
24th 1927 8
SCHOOL NOTES
A slight mistake appeared in the
honor roll in the high school for
the second quarter of the year. It
should be as follows: Helen Lund,
Alma Cornstad, Lillian Anderson,
Herbert Mjorud and Harold Run
stad. -
The eighth grade will have a
partj in the primary room on Fri
day night of this week.
Miss McKecknie who has been in
Juneau this week for medical at
tention, returned to her work on
the Alameda Wednesday. Her con
sultation in Juneau not being sat
isfactory, she went to Seattle on
the same boat, where she expects
:g receive medical treatment. Mrs.
Schoettler has chare of herg room
during her absence from school.
Debs Richardson is a new pupil
enrolled in the fourth grade this
week.
In the regular monthly spelling
contest of one hundred words in
the eighth grade, Alaska Jorgenson
was only one to make one hundred
percent. The next highest mark
was ninety-seven percent, and was
made by Philip Lund, Anita Stoll
and Jane Mjrud. Only three grades
fe’l below ninety percent.
The spelling contest between
Miss Vick’s room anr Miss McKeck
hio s room ended last week. Miss
Vick’s room was victorious, and
they will be entertained in some
way by the losing room.
BASKETBALL
. .Wednesday night the Girls Bas
ketball Team of Ketchikan palyed
the local high school team. The
line up of the two teams was as
follows:
PETERSBURG
Helen Lund and Mildred Corn
stad forwards. Thelma Martens
jumping center; Julia Wasvick -
running cente> ; Alma Cornstad and
Arma > athisen - g- ids. Ragn.*
NT* ss - substitute.
KETCHIKAIV
i ita Robinson and Marjory Chi -
f> /wards; Daisy Race - jump- ’
ing ."'ter; Agnes Mm hy, runn J
Center; Eilzabeth Griggsby and j
• argaret Bogen, gua. <.t; Evely .
' ;• iKrickson, substitute
'I r ' score at the end of the fir-t:'
half w. a tie. At th" end of the
th'-d quarter it was .ire to seve»
quarter Rita Robinson made four
baskets, and the Petersburg girls
made none. The final score was
seventeen to seven in favor of
Ketchikan.
The Camp Fire Giris hal planned
to serve refreshments to the teams,
bet owing- to the fact that the
Ketchikan girls expected the boat
LOCAL NOTES
Buth Sarah, the small daughter
f Bert and Mrs. Cornelius, has been
quite ill the past week with Flue
and Bronchitis. Her father who
recently underwent a minor opera
tion at Juneau, returned to his
home Wednesday. When seen he
laimed that he was playing sick
under doctor's orders. '
E. A. Salonka has been quite ill,
the past week with a very unusual
and peculiar complaint. He was ,
sol; ed" with an attack fo hiccoughs
and it was thirty hours before he
rjcoveerd. He is feeling much bet
ter now, although he is still rather
weak.
The American Legion Post No.
14 held its regular business meet
ing on Monday evening. After teh
meeting the boys had their usual
jolly “get-to-gether” and ‘eats,"
of course.
Mrs. Gordon McDonald received
word last Tuesday that her broth
er, John, who resided in South
Bend, Washington, had been killed
in an accident. No details were
given in the mesage.
An eight pound baby boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Lars Westre
on Wednesday, January 26.
Jack Brown had the misfortune
to cut the end of his finger off
while chopping kindling wood sev
eral days ago.
A special Committee from the
Woman’s Community League met
with Dr. Susie Standard in her
borne on Thursday evening to
stamp and plan materialj for the
future bazar the Club is planning
to hodl.
to leave early, this idea was aban
rtned and they had to content them
selves with treating the girls at
Worth’s Ice Cretm Parlor.
The boys gave a dance after the
game. ■
.MAY “STAY” IN KETCHIKAN.
Assistant United States Attorney
H. D. Stabler, who arrived here
from Juneu last week, will remain
in Ketchikan “indefinitely,” it was
The federal official intimated
that steps are being made to sta
tion a representative of the govern
ment staff here. A recommenda
tion to this ecect was made by the
last grand jury.
There has been no member of the
stac stationed here regularly since
t.eh departure of Charles Miller two
years ago.—Chronicle.
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