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L. Johnson leaves
To Visit Lodges
Leon Johnson left Tuesday for
a tour of Elks Lodges in the South
western section of Alaska. He will
represent the Grand Exalted Ruler
of the P. P. O. E. as District Depu
ty on the annual visitation of the
lodges.
His first stop was Anchorage
where he visited Anchorage Lodge
No. 1351. Wednesday night he ad
dressed a large turnout of -the Pal
mer Elks. From there he went to
the Fairbanks Lodge. His last stop
will be at Seward, where he will
visit the lodge there before return
ing home next week.
Johnson is a former member of
the local Elks lodge and has served
as its exalted ruler. He is current
ly a trustee in the organization.
HERE, THERE & EVERYWHERE
(Continued from page 8)
Little Mark Johnson, Mayor and
Mrs. Johnson’s boy, is sick in the
the hospital. He is running quite
a fever, and is not his usual viva
cious self. His condition has not
been diagnosed as yet, but blood
tests have been taken, and sent to '
Seattle. For those of you who don’t I
know Mark, he has a personality \
all his own, accompanied by a vi- J
tality that bubbles over. The con- <
trasting difference of the boy in i
his present state is so noticeable ]
for that reason.
Fred Wallace was a visitor in j
town for a few days. He formerly ]
was Steward at the Elks Club for <
three years, until he went to An
chorage. Fred has been cooking at
Kenai Chrome Mining Company
until recently, and his years seem
to rest lightly on his shoulders. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Bessie
Senneff of Anchorage. He return
ed to Anchorage Tuesday.
Fairbanks dedicated a new mil
lion dollar high school last Sunday.
The Austin E. Lathrop high school
was formally opened this week,
and is a commanding structure
built to fill the needs of Fairbanks
growing population. (The popula
tion, by the way, is well over
35,000). The school was named for
Alaska’s most famous millionaire,
Cap Lathrop, who is also responsi
ble for several other fine concrete
buldings in the territory, princi
pally that of the Fourth Avenue
Theatre in Anchorage.
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