Modrok-Scroggins
Ceremony Held
Mildred Scroggins and Bill
Modrok were joined in matri
mony last evening at 8 o’clock
in a ceremony at the Russian |
Orthodox Church. ]
Father Alexander Popoff
read the wedding ceremony.
Following the wedding a re
ception was held at the Mont
martre Inn.
Matron of honor was the
Bride's sister, Anna Makin
ster. James Loan was best
■nan.
Bridesmaids were Suzann
Ckichenoff, Irene Nelson,
Irene Hicks, Margie Anderson,
ERen Mat Simeonoff, and
Marie Anderson.
Ckeryl Kay Hayes, Paulette
Bayes. Patricia Hall and Jean
Bail were flower girls.
Crowaholders were George
Hicks. Elmer Dean, Kenneth
Larsen and Willard Hall.
Found Insane
Jack Robert Spearns, 25,
was committed to morning
side Wednesday after a hear
ing before Special U. S. Com
missioner John Fletcher.
A jury of six decided that
the man was insane after hear
ing testimony from several
witnesses.
Members of the jury were
Bud Metzgar, William B.
Criss, Joseph Raymond, John
Wolf, W. O. Kraft, Harfy
Wallace.
Testimony in the case was
given by Curtiss Saxton,
former Alaska Native Service
teacher, MiteCora Oberlies,
Island nurse, and Dr. A. Hol
mes Johnson.
Spearns was represented by
Attorney Talmage L. Smith.
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Police Plan
Security
Program
Sometime during the first
10 days of October Chief Ro
land Vickery or a member of
1 his police department will ca'l
on every merchant in town
and ask that they cooperate
with the department in form
ing a protection security pro
gram.
The announcement of the
plan was made this week by
Chief Vickery.
The police will ask each
merchant to fill out a card
giving the name of the store,
owner or owners name, num
ber of .writs, phone number
and other data.
Purpose of the organization
is to assist the police depart
ment in checking on stores at
night to see that all doors are
locked and to make sure that
all lights left burning are in
tended to be left on, Vickery
said yesterday.
Christian Science
Lecture Thursday
The fourth annual lecture
given by the Kodiak Christian
Science Group will be heard
on Thursday evening at 8 pm
at the Masonic Temple, on
Mill Bay Road.
Jean M. Snyder, C. S. B.,
of Buffalo, will SDeak on
Christian Science: the Living
Light of Christ, Truth. Miss
Snyder is a member of the
Board of Lectureship of the
Mother Church of Boston.
She is a lecturer and teacher
of Christian Science.
The lecture is free and is
open to the public. Free trans
portation to the Masonic build
ing from Wodlingers Drug
Store will be furnished, leav
ing at 7:45 pm.
Third Division
Judge To Be Named
Anchorage—Two Anchorage
Republicans will be named
Third division federal judge
and U. S. Attorney.
According to the Anchorage
News, J. L. McCarrey will
be appointed Judge of the
Thihd Division by President
Eisenhower. The paper also
reported that Raymond E.
Plummer will be named U. S
Attorney.
The News said the “presi
dent will make the appoint
ments soon.”
If the appointments are
made it will end a long drive
by Alaskan Republicans to
fill the two important federal
posts.
The Third Division has been
without a judge since the
death of Judge Anthony J.
Dimond in May of this year.
Junge George Folta has been
hearing cases in Anchorage
in addition to his regular
duties in his own division.
M. D. Scott of Golden Heart
Distributors was in town on
business this week.
Crowds Inspect
Model Home
More than a hundred people
have daily visited the model
Aleutian Home open on Brook
lyn Avenue since it opened for
inspection Sunday, Ken Gos
ling, representative of the
company said yesterday.
About 250 persons came to
the house last Saturday even
ing, the first night it was I
open, and several hundred j
visited it all day Sunday.
The house is attractively <
furnished with items lent by'
local businesses, and with
decorative accessories from
local stores.
Decorated in pastel colors,
the two bedrooiA home pro
vides a multitude of closet and :
I cupboard space. Also on the
single floor, behind closed
doors, are the heater and
water heater.
The house will remain open
for inspection this evening
from 6 to IQ and tomorrow ■<
from noon to 10 pm.
The Academy Award win
ning film starring Katharine
Hepburn and Humphrey Bo
gart, African Queen, will come
to the Orpheum Theatie
screen tomorrow and Monday.
Filmed in Technicolor on lo
cation in Africa, the film is
the result of a ten-week trek
)f 6.000 miles which took the
iirector, stars and crew to
Belgian Congo.
The film is based on the
lovel of the same name and
cells the story of a tough little
river boatman and the prim
straight-laced sister of an
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