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LENORE ULRICH
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“THE HEART OF
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Triumphs over complexity of situations and predicaments
that contribute to make a wonderful story of love, intrigue,
Spanish Romance and sentiment.
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LOCAL DOUGS
The freighter Wainwright is due
in Cordova tomorrow morning.
Mrs. T. Flanagan, of the Rapids
roadhouse, is a Cordova visitor.
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Edgar Steinen has returned from
an extended visit to Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Jas. L. Galen left on the
steamer Alameda on a visit to friends
in the states.
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Chemical No. 2 has been moved
from the city hall to the fire station
oh First street.
The federal Shipping Board /will
hold hearings at Seward May 23 and
Anchorage May 25.
Regular meeting of the Cordova
Fire Department will be held on
Thursday evening.
Magnus Johnson and John Strom
are requested to immediately report
to the local exemption board.
Tenderfoot Scout Edwin Bollinger
assigned to Red Cross Headquarters
for this week, including Monday.
The officers meeting of the Home
Guards has been postponed from to
night until Thursday evening at 7:30
o’clock.
Everybody goes to the dances at
Hegg’s hall and the crowd tonight
will be no exception. Of course you’ll
be there.
Geo. C. Hazelet left on the launch
Waif this morning for Katalla, to look
after his interests in the St. Elias
Oil Company.
, Owing to the importance of the
Red Cross meeting tonight, the mid
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week service of the Presbyterian
church will be postponed one week.
Gus Stipovich will leave on tomor
rows morning’s train for Canyon
creek, which is 178 miles from Chi
tina, where he will spend the sum
mer hydraulic mining.
A full attendance of all members
of executive committee of Cordova
Chapter, American Red Cross is de
sired at tonight's meeting when plans
will be outlined for the war fund
drive which begins May 20.
• Chief of Police Brotherson desires
to give notice that after 4 o’clock Fri
day morning all dogs found running
at large will be impounded. He says
he intends to to strictly enforce the
ordinance, regardless of who are the
owners of the dogs.
The Junior Red Cross will hold a
food sale at Finkelstein & Sapiro’s
store on Saturday. The committee in
charge consists of Genevieve Ross
wog, Gladys Giles, Margaret Foster,
Elizabeth O’Loughlan, and Neoma
Churchill.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. George’s Mission Rod Dragon
Club House.
Ascension Day or Holy Thursday,
May 9th.
Matins and Holy Communion at 8
a. m.
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found in the Currier & Mickelson
building on C. street. 16-tf
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