Mosse Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olivorson
and two children were out from
Seward this past week to visit
trends in Moose Pass. Mrs. Oli
verson lived in the Pass during
the I940's and attended school
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barnes
and two little boys moved into
Seward, Tuesday, December 4,
to make their home there while
Mr. Barnes is working for the
Alaska Railroad.
Mrs. Wayne Racine was host
ess on Friday afternoon, Nov. 30.
to four tables of conasta. Those
present were Mesdames Robert
Shepherd, Robert Wolfe, Louis
Black. Art Sehroeder. Sherman
Pearson. James Smith, Leora
Hoy croft, Rov Jones, Ray Foster.
Thurman vVoll’e, J. P. Whitaker,
Walter Hans n, Ed Estes, and
the hostess. "Mrs. Wayne Racine.
Refreshments ot crab salad, salt
cd wafers and coffee were1 served
after the games.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith
moved to Seward on Sunday,
December 2. for the winter
months, as Mr. Smith will now
vvor kin the Seward office while
road construction is closed down
for the winter. Mr. Smith has
been with the Engineers over
seeing t h e construction o f
bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Whitaker
are leaving this week for Whit
tier where Mr. Whitaker will be
in charge of The Alaska Railroad
office during the absence of Jim
Peyton, who is making a trip
Outside for a winter vacation.
Mr. and -Mrs. W i’bur Sehroe
der have stored their trailer at
Wayne Racine's and started out
ov.r the Alaska Highway for
North Dakota.
Mrs. Raymond Ward enter
tained on Thursday afternoon,
November 2 with two tables of
canasta. The decoration - wen- in
keeping with the holiday .mason
ami the reft >n meats earrn J out
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tin* same th. me. Mrs. Wards
quests were Mrs. Robert llall.
Airs. Janies Smith, Mrs. James
Smith, Mrs. Ray Foster, Mrs.
Thui man Wolfe, Mrs. Robert
Wolfe, and Mrs. Delbert Wolfe.
Mr. llarry Johnson came down
from his cabin on Afanasia
Creek this past week, having
closed up everything there and
r adied it tor the winter. Harry
will now be a Moose Pass resi
dent until spring again.
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LIBERTY SKIP ASSIGNED
'iO ALASKA LINE
'i ho Liberty j-liip ITenry S.
Saul' »rd ha been as* ignt d to the
Alaska Steamship Company by
the Federal Maritime Board for
ope i at ion under general agency
agreement, according to word
j ceived by the company this
wt ok.
The Sanford was to be taken
. -ut of 1 He Olympia Reserve Fleet
Nov. 2i> for reactivation.
This is the eigth vessel to be
assigned the Alaska Steamship
Company for operation under
the National Shipping Authority.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR BLATCHFORD CHILD
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon for little
Ruby Blatchford, aged 5, in
Seward Lutheran Cliurch, Rev.
Kent Spaulding officiating.
Ruby was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Blatchford, re
cent newcomers to Seward. They
lived over 40 years at Nome
where Mr. Blatchford gained
fame as a dog racer.
The child is survived by \
parents and several brothers f
sisters. Her mother is a pati
in the Seward Sanatorium.
PETERSON-RILEY WEDDIN
IN HANSEN HOME
Andrew Peterson and Mar
Riley were married Thurst
night at 7:30 o’clock by R
Charles Malin, Jr. ,jn the he
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hansen.
Mrs. Riley wore a tan suit i
corsage of gardenias. Mr. <
Mrs. Hansen attended the c
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