T*M WEEKS BOtEL GUESTS
The following woe registered at
the Kodiak Hotel this week:
Robert S. Gertx, Jim Beam Co.,
Chicago; Robert A. Benjamin, R.
F. Jones Co , Seattle; Paul Shan
non, Seattle; Fay Bernis, CAA,
Anchorage; H. B. Crewson, Blake,
Moffett & Towne, Seattle; O. H.
Tracy, Portland; Charles Turner,
Port Baily; L. M. McCracken, An
chorage; Arnold Granville, Dept,
of Education, Anchorage: John
EieJiman, Alaska Native Service,
Juneau; John T. Gharrett; Eugene
D. Heulin, Washington Fish Co.,
Port Williams; John S. Butler,
Fairbanks; Wm. Beveridge and N.
A. Lahti, Seattle^ August F. Hook,
John L. Buehler and Mike Hoss,
-all ol Indianapolis, Ind.
The following have come here to
hunt: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daloy
an, Fresno, Calif.; Welson and Jo
seph Hunter, Alberta, Canada; W.
M. Wat her, Harrisville, Pa., Ted
Peters and M. A. Ram bo. Forth
Worth Texas; E. K. Fellows,
Springfield, Vermont.
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TO BUILD WAREHOUSE
The ground back of the Kodiak
Telephone Company has been
leveled off this week in prepara
Has your do£ had Rabies or Distemper shots?
IF NOT - SEE
G.Thomason 1180 No. Blvd. Ph. 571
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tion for the addition of a new
building to the existing plant.
Russell Wright has contracted to
do the work, which will not be
completed until the arrival of
steel in June. It is to be a Butler
type building, and will be used as
a combination warehouse and gar
age.
Lou and Hazel Norris and daugh
ter Jean will be out-going passen
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Excellent 1 bdrm bouse with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, •completely furn.
Located outside city limits on Mill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000.
2 bdrm furn. house outside city
limits on Mission Rd. Selling, for
$6500. . .
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.'
Selling for $4700.
' * . - ;
; Three bedroom furnished home
son Mission Road. This .house hps
^hardwood floors throughput.
: Two bedroom house < near shop
ping area. Is compldtely. furnished.
Selling for- $12,000.00.
For that cabin, in fhe cduntfy.
{We have just whdt you heed at
Island Lake. * «—■
5 Ope bedroom furnished home op.
Alder Lane. $2,500.00 down will
purchase. • .•*.. ••
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
2 unfurnished 1 bdrm. apts. in
downtown area.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
in Oregon but will return to Alas
ka in the fall, and settle on the
Mainland.
gers on the O'Hara next week.
Norris has been a Public WoiRs
eri&loyee on the Station for five
years.
They plan to spend the summer
TWO ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
Miss Rachel Estelle Marlin cele
brated her fifteenth year in Ko
diak on Sunday. She first came to
the Kodiak Baptist Mission, where
she remained for twelve years.
The last three years Miss Mar
lin has been Director of Christian
Education at the Baptist Church.
Miss Rose Graziano is also cele
brating an anniversary. She is a
housemother at the Mission, where
she has been for the^past twelve
years.
CITY HOSPITAL NEWS
There was little activity at Grif
fin Memorial 'Hospital this week.
Incoming patients included Joe
Franklin, Mrs. Winnie Woodwarjh
and Mrs. Dorothy Clark. Mrs.
Woodward is suffering with a se
vere cold and high temperature,
but is feeling better. Mrs. Clark
entered the hospital Tuesday eve
ning for a check-up, and‘expects i
tot return to her home today.) '
Outgoing patients were: Joe
Franklin, Mrs. Anna Wickmen,
Mrs. Katharine Fannin with her
new baby daughter* and Wanda
■ Reed, seven years’old. Mrs. Wick
men, who just recently arrived
from Wisconsin, has been suffer
ing with arthritis.
Donald W. Clark of Kodiak this
week completed a. mints rescue
first aid course conducted by the
U. S. Bureau of Mines at the Uni
versity of Alaska. . v.
The course is required for all
graduates of the university’s school
of mines. Clark, a senior majoring
in geology, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Basil W. Clark.
Monda;> 7 there will be a
special m ::ag. of the City Couu
cil accord!)!; to City Manager
Charlie Truitt.
A backlog of City business neces
sitates the meeting. It will begin
at 8 p. m.
NAVAL OFFICIALS
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main and the Naval authorities ac
quiesced.
The Committee from the Cham
ber was composed of the Allowing
people: Jack Hinekel. John Gib
bons, Mrs. Glenn Banks, Mrs. Bea
Nachtweih, Wilton White and May
or Johnson.
Phone 4521
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