Bear-Larsen Wedding
^..aroiyn nay near, daughter
of Maxine and Chell Bear of
Soldatna was married to Noel
P. Larsen, son of Rev. Silas
Larsen of North Dakota at 11
a.m. on January 27.
The wedding took place in
Anchorage’s Central Lutheran
Church and was conducted by
Rev. Abrahamson and was an
intimate family affair attended
only by the bride’s parents.
The bride wore a short lav
ender formal and a corsage of
yellow roses. The bride’s moth
er wore a wool dress suit of
deep purple and a corsage of
white carnations.
The wedding dinner at the
Ritz Venice, that followed the
ceremony, was a present from
a family friend, Walt Beatty.
Following a week’s honey
moon the Larsens returned to
Soldatna where they will re
side.
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Commercial fishing licenses
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Fishermen who were licens
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Keeping pace with progress in
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Maxine and Chell Bear air big smiles for the Cheechakc
News photographer the day after the wedding of their daugh
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Cohoe News
FAMILY DEATH
Mary Smith left recently to
stay with her mother following
the death of her father, Mr. J.
W. Ritchie of Wainwright, Al
berta.
NORTHERN VISITORS
Jim and Anne Kahle and
their four children of Fair
banks were spending a holiday
vacation with Anne’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lewis.
OPEN HOUSE
Joe and Ruby Megagel held
open house in their new home
on New Year’s Eve, commem
orating the first anniversary
since their old house burned.
March Of Dimes
Has Good Year'
The March of Dimes cam
pagn in the Kenai area, which
ended Jan. 31, went ‘far above’
last year’s total, Mrs. Carl
Swanson, co-chairman of the
drive has announced.
Contributions for this year
totaled $421.90 including the
Mother’s March.
This w'as the first year for
quite a while that the mothers
of the area held a drive, Mrs.
Swanson said, and it proved ex
tremely effective. The mothers
collected $268 of the total.
Assisting her in the chairman
duties was Mrs. Frost Jones.
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