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DECOR' TI017 l)r.Y
A MEMORIAL TO TEA HEROIC ED ECU OR ABLE ROILDI3RT OY AMRRIC w YET THIRD TY
DAT POPPY DAY, .7 TRIBUTE TO THE ESRICE LLGICE ED SOLDIERY, §p tHS
TOPED UAL,-*---- ALL ECUS.
OKI TIE 7, EV3EA MAY 09, 193$
OF IFTERE3T TO VERY F FY PEOPLE
Fjs3 Lilian ldrich Clough, A Balycrj
Reed were married Wednesday evening j
at the prebyterian Church in Cord - j
ova.FjfSg Clough wore a white satin |
dress with a bridal veil. Tim.
Elxtrom was best man and Frs. Extrom !
matron of honor. Those that were j
present at the wedding were, Phyllis!
and Innes Reed. Fr, A Frs. Jos, L. I
Clough, who grave the bride in rnarr- j
iage . Fext year Fr . A Fr s . Clough
willhave their Golden wedding.Fr. & !
Frs Clough came, 4,500 miles to see j
their daughter married. The couple i
are receiving loads of nice presents*
They received good wishes from Few (
Engl .and, Oregon, Washington, and
Clifornia. Their was a. beautiful bigj
boquet of hot house roses on * the
table in fron t of the alter, |
!
In the Absence Of C, ' . owner of j
the hydro-electric system, he left i
his 12 yr. old son .drian in the J
care of hte buisness. 5 days having
to make 2 inspection trips to the
plant a day. 7/hich he has been doing
with the attendance of his chirni Bill
and his brother Pmilip. Adrl-i.
been a power planterbefore he was
able to walk as a baby. rc knows
very much about it. A wire broke by
th Chsh Store so with the aid of
Bill Lubbe to swing the heavy v.hcecl
he had to turn it off. Adrian turn
ed off the governor rand' small wheel.
It began to rain and shot electric
fireworks on the broken wire.That is
why they turned it off.
The dance Frs.Griffith had at
Culkana on -aturday nite was very
well attended.lt was one of the bestj
dances they have ever had tFrs ‘.Gr'if- ‘
fith had guests from Copper Center, !
Whites1 Road House and Chitina.rhe !
even had two from Cordova altho they,
just happened to be flying to Cordcvl
from Copper Center. They just came raj
back from a trip to anchor „ge for
court.They were both important wit
nesses. Frs Woods played the Piano
and they had a very good lunch.
0? ?'C7.
Frs. Shipp took Fridays train to
Cordova, "he probably will be back
soon, for she is heart and sole in
her garden which is one of the fine
est in ^laska. We all hope she will
be back next train.
The programs~~from K. F, ?. D. nt
Anchorage are enjoyed by everyone in
dlaska.r.cnd them a Dollar for member
ship in the ice worm club and at the
same time help keep their ggod stuff
oa the air.
Joe Gocdlataw who is the son of the
BatevCJh&rf bof the Native tribe .went
out Nonday at 11:00 at 8 mile. He
told his wife he would be back so on.
He took no gun with him sep it is
certain he did not go hunting. Cap
has been missing for the las 6 days
Fcatives hunted all'over for him but
couldn’t find a trace, C;ome people h
thot he was at Hr. Reeds where h e
frecently goes, they got a seaa&i
warrant and some of the officials
went out and made a careful inspec
tion of the place. -Thilc hunting
they found the ashes of a recent
fire and in the ashes found some
shoe eylets, buttons and buckles
from Caps Clothing, while they were
hunting Frank Billum found a palrof
stockings and. a belt behind some
moss under a stump, ro they sent in
town and got 15 shovcles and set 15
men to work digging for his body in
a turnip patch which is about a v
of an acre* when they were about ■>
done with it they found C ..ps body
about lp feet in the ground 'on * solid
frost, so it was in geed condition
;except for a bullet hole in the neck
land the back. They brot him in toan
jand packed his body in ice so-it
would keep till a doctor could come
to town to preform an atopsy* They
sre trying to get an attorney from
(Anchorage • Fr. Reed has been charg
jed with murder and is in the custody
'of the Marshal at present,
i
[COURT ITETG IN ..NCHOR .GS
Court met in Anchorage on Fendayf
[for the '.rnott murder case, 0. .,
Nelson TJ. • ~. Commissioner ttarted t
Anchorage, hut the first lap of hie
trip was to Copper Center by auto.
He then took the Zenith with Giilam
the Airways pilot And flev/ him to
Anchorage. Dr. 7ilsen of Kennecott
was already in the plane -,s he came
down from He Car thy that morning,
you will find the low-down of this
: pa.se in the 30 column.
Oscar Craig just got back from the
Govt. Hospital. To did Dick Uphreynv
Both of them are all right now all
the Fr. Craig had to be operated on
for Appendicitis, and Dick had his
leg amputated to the hip. He has
had it -amputated at the inkle ?„nd
knee before. He id puting in a Gerd
en even tho he has only one leg. He
is a very hard worker, his wife also
altho a T.B. is helping, A while age
he resigned being Cheif of the
Native tribe because he thot that
someone with 2 legs could do the
work better .Harry king has taken
over the job sinse ho resignes and
will prpbably do it we11a