Miss Gelotte
Becomes Bride
of E. R. Hruby
Miss Elsie Anna Gelotte, daugh
te rof Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Gel
otte, Brooklyn, New York became
the bride of Mr. Edward R. Hruby,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hruby,
Arlington, Va., in a 4 o'clock candle
light service at the Haines Presby
terian Church, Haines, Alaska, June
17. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Donald A. Schwab of
Haines House.
Miss Dorothy Callecod sang “O
Promise Me," accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Donald Schwab.
The couple's only attendants were
Mrs. Raymond Gelotte, Matron'of
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Honor, and Mr. Raymond Gelotte
as best man.
The bride wore a gown of moss
crepe and embroidered lace, with
matching fingertip veil, and carried
a bouquet of pale pink roses, with
white sweet peas and stephanotis
The matron of honor wore a yellow
i organdy dress with a corsage ct
pink roses and a white gardenia.
The reception was held after the
ceremony at the Hotel Halsingland
in Port Chilkoot. Assisting in cut
ting the cake were Mrs. Herbert
Oullifcrd, and Mrs. Herbert Stelt
' ing.
Mrs. Call Heinmiller and Mrs
James McCammond poured coffee
and Mr. Herbert Gulliford and Mrs
I Harry Laughlin presided at the
i punch bowls. Mrs. Ted Gregg took
charge of the Guest Book.
Tlie couple will be at home ir
Fairbanks, where Mr. Hruby is ir
business.
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8 p.m. Members and friends are in
vited. Materials for sewing articles
for the bazaar will be available.
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OLD JUNEAUITE
PASSES IN TACOMA
Word has been received here by
Mrs. Richard T. Harris of the death
of her father, Thomas Ashby in
Tacoma on June 20.
Ashby is one of the original Ju
neau settlers coming here in 1884.
He prospected the Lituya Bay area
■ in 1885 then joined his brother Os
1 car and Billy Leek in the late 80's
to the Yukon country where they
prospected and mined Eldorado
Creek, Dawson and Circle district.
In 1900 he joined the stampede
to the golden sands of Nome where
he remained until 1912. He was in
and out of several small fortunes. :
Ashby returned to Juneau in 1913
and took over the Dream theater j
< and Opera Bar. Prohibition put
him out of business so he returned ]
to prospecting the Taku country,
Montana Creek and Chichagof Is
land.
Two years ago he went south to
take care of his brother and sister
in-law.
He was born January 12, 1865 in
Harrison County, Missouri. Besides ;
his daughter here, he is survived by
another daughter, Dorothy Kessler,
and a son, Charles Ashby in Seat
tle, nine grandchildren and nine
rreat grandchildren, including grand
children Lila and Tom Harris and
Billy West, a great grandson in
Juneau.
He was buried in Tacoma June
23.
ATTENTION TOURISTS
For a n intimate acquaintance
with S. E. Alaska with the mailboat
Yakobi for a 600 mile 4 day scenic
voyage. Sailings once a week. 'De
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—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY—
IT ALWAYS MAKES
BLONDE HAPPY
if i give her _
A LITTLE CALL \ .
DURING THE DAV )
AND TELL HER < J
I'M Thinking J V
ABOUT HER J M
IAMA, COME QUICK--]
THE PUPPIES APE
CLIMBING ON THE )
eupnitupe you {
JUST PAINTED 1
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"* MAMA, QUICK
THERE'S SOMETHING
burning on the
STOVE and daddy
wants YOU ON
the phone •X_J
__ _ _• •
A she Didn't
( SEEM TOO HAPpy
v-7 ABOUT IT
IkwV
SO DON 1 ASK ME
P ""M r'MAKE YA NO MORE
| FINE COUPLA T’MATOcS DATES. DON’T DO ME
I YA BROUGHT. I WAS NO FAVORS/ ,
I BORED TDEATH/ I ^
I COULDW’T GET AWAY
I FAST ENOUGH / “
fl it- lHIS DON'T WOi.K NOW...
I'M QUITTIN’... I'M NUTS
ANYWAY...SCRUB-SCAP T’
• GROW HAIR....SMELLIN' ME
UP...OF ALL TH’ SAPS.. ’]
FOR TWO WEEKS I
BEEN DOIN' THIS..
1&N0BBY
AND JERRY
HAVE
FALLEN
ASLEEP...
AND A
REMARKABLE
THING
HAPPENS...
WE’LL
MAGNIFY
THIS j
EVENT...
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Cope 1951, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rightsjeserved
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ALIAS SPMINX, SERVED
TIME IN LEAVENWORTH
FOR SAFECRACKING/^
TO THE KNOX MANSION,
MURPHY. I’M GOING TO
MAKE A CALL.
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BUT THE PHOTOGRAPH ERE
WANT TO TAKE THE BABV’S
PICTURE. THEY’RE DOWN
STAIRS NOW/ GET ^
®k /''not I wonY
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THE SAFE IS IN HER
BEDROOM, BUT WEVE GOT
TO GET EVERYBODY DOWN
HERE FIRST.
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WHAR'S MV SHE'S FIXIN' TO
WIFE-MATE, TEST OUT TH' WINTON
INVENTIN' CONVARTIBLE FER
WINTON p TH‘ FUST TIME—
LISSEN! SHE'S GITTIN1
UP STEAM-SHE'S
CRICKET BARLOUnT\ siwmer
YE GIT OFF'N THAT THAR J nP°V^'c ,,
INFUNNEL MACHINE X ? xgkfcS "
THiS VeRY^TRNC£:ty - HAIN^T GOIN1
I DONE SHOOED \
ALL TH' CHICKENS J
OFF'N TfV ROAD_|*
Where did
you ever get
that idea.
JudyP
WNow could I help
I the way Daddy
A to control himself
talks business
[Then this moneyy It is, Judy. And I
he talks about A think that’s a perfectly
L is only in ^ \safe place-for it. y"
*■ his mind*)
Oo°0H! you RARE J
TO ACT LIRE YOU i
WEREN'T EXPECTINGJ
THIS, TOOljd\
VyOO STUPID, CLUMPY, ^ PLEASE, BILLIE, IV,
I HALF-WITTED CLOWN.' SUNK.I WOULDN'T BE /??
II SUPPOSE THIS IS THE SURPRISED AT ANYTHING*^
V INITIATION A O/RL IS THAT HAPPENED NOW.../!
' EXPECTED TO PASS ,, , , -
BEFORE SHE CAN JOIN IsSEV^.7 } T|
M YOUR FAN CLUB ? YtftJl
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NOW-REMEMBEP-MY uncle
"USELESS* IS CALLING TO
VISIT YOU-SEE THAT YOU
TI?EAT HIM LIKE
A GENTLEMAN /
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DOES HE KNOW WHAT
A GENTLEMAN IS ?
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I'LL FIX HIM SO HE WON’T
OUST SIT AROUND - I'LL DO
\ SOME WOf?K THAT MAGGIE
\\ HAS BEEN NAGGIN' ME TO
CO -I'LL MAKE, u.-'
MR.UIGGS-YOUR
WIFE'S UNCLE IS
MERE --SIR/ ’
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WHAT'S OH 'l GOT THE GOUT IN MV ®l
| HAPPENED? RIGHT ACM-AN' I CUT MV
THUMB - I'M ALL LAO UP
GIVE ME A COMFORTABLE
CHAIR--r
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