Nelson Leaves
Property To Friend
The last will and testament
of Thomas Paige Nelson,
which was filed in probate
court recently, named D. M.
■Rock of Palmer as executor
and sole beneficiary.
Rock is a long-time friend
of Nelson. The will was1
dated December 7, 1949.
Nelson died January 6, at i
Griffin Memorial Hospital. He!
was 64 years of age and had
lived on Kodiak Island since t
1936. He was a rancher and
ran cattle in the Kalsin Bay
area.
Read the Classifieds
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M. H. Smith, holder oi the.
garbage collection contract
with the City of Kodiak, has;
purchased the garbage truck
formerly owned by John Gib
bons.
Richard C. Nealy and Flor-|
ence G. Dirks were married
December 16, by U. S. Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek.
Miny Agnot and Polly Sar
sovitch have applied to the
U. S. Commissioner for a mar
riage license.
Ralph L. Merril and Helen
L. Ketchum have applied to
the D. S. Commissioner for a
marriage license.
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School Notes
Two new students have en
rolled in the Kodiak High
School, Roberta McNeil, for
merly of Cache, Oklahoma,
and Alice Davis, from Mt.
Edgecumbe, Alaska.
Eddie May
Grade 2
In science the second grad
ers are studying weather ob
servation. They have made a
vane and a chart which has
the different kinds of weather
on it.
At the end of the week they
are going to start new readers.
Grade 3
A new girl, Virginia Zajahe,
from Virginia, enrolled in the
third grade.
I ney are going to elect a
new president for their
Citizenship Club.
In arithmetic they are start
ing on multiplication.
Grade 5
Monday the fifth grade gave
their teacher, Miss Beam, a
surprise birthday party, at
which she was presented a
gift and refreshments were
served.
Sally Heitman
Governor Ernest Gruening
has proclaimed January as
March of Dimes Month and
called upon each and every
citizen to join in helping to as
sure the success of the 1952
| March of Dimes fight against
' polio.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to John F. Peterson and
Lillian C. Sandberg and to
Gunther H. Bollmeier and Jes
sie P. Stefanski.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to Silas E. Woolbert
and Virginia L. Graham and
to Anthony L. Vitro and Sally
Jo Frost by the U. S. Commis
sioner.
An application for a mar-j
riage license has been made to
the U. S. Commissioner by
Lewis Leo, USN, and Louise,
; Reinberger of California.
Don Hansen is working at:
the post office.
Letter Of Thanka
Sent To Base
A letter of thanks to Cap
tain R. C. Frixner, his staff.
Fire Marshal T. McArthur,
the enlisted and civilian per
sonnel, Knudsen’s and the
Variety Store was sent this
week by Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Brunton of Alitak.
Mr. and Mrs. Brunton ex
! pressed the thanks of all the
f children of the village for
! toys, games, candy and fruit
^ sent to the viilagers as a
1 Christmas present by the
above persons and stores.
A plane flew the gifts to
the village on December 27.
Buy in Kodiak
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