The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-01-03
Chronology for Wrangell and
 Vicinity for the Year 1923

to become identified with the fo, raising business.
 Feb. 22. Firemen's annual ball 4 Feb. 27. Sigurd Wallstedt, dis trict deputy supreme dictator of tn Loyal Order of Moose visits Wrai. lgell.
 Feb. 2S. Chas. Darwell, E. \ Lindman. J. K. Nevill initiated int lthe Elks at Ketchikan.
 MARCH
 March ?. MT. and Mrs. P w Binkley arrive from Ketchikan.
 March 3. Moose lodge give dance.
 March 8. c. R. Bell and famil. take up residence in Wrangell.
 March '. Arctic Brotherhood gives social.
 March 10. Henry Clark, honol student of Harvard University, ac companied by his mother, Mrs Georgia Clark. arrived for a visi with Mrs. Marcus Wigg.
 March 13. Red Cross elects off lcers.
 March 13. Mir. and Mrs. F. E Breyman leave for Portland.
 March 14. Born to MT. and Mrs Clarence Bradley, twin girls, only one survives. 1 March 14. Charles Twombly ar rives from the States. March IS. Princess Mary en- countered storm shortly after leay- l ing this port and returned to Wran- gell and lay in port here during the night.
 March IT. Altar Society gives social in Redmen's hall. March IS. Pupils of Wrangell Government School inspected by Miss Ebba Djupe.
 March 20. Hon. w. D. Grant in- troduces two memorials in Territo- rial legislature.
 March 20 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Kyle hosts to the Antlers' Club. March 20. Announced that the steamer Spokane renamed Admiral Rogers. March 21. Wrangell Shellfish cannery begins operations. March A. Miss Durkee and Miss Elmer arrive here on short business trip.
 March 24. Mir. and Mrs. G. Elton Barnes return to Wrangell after spending year outside.
 March 24. Mir and Mrs. George H. Barnes return from extended trip outside.
 March 25. J. E. Worden returns from trip to Seattle.
 March 26. Pupils of Wrangell Public School inspected by Miss Eb- ba Diupe.
 March 2S. Mrs. Tom Fugita dies.
 March 2S. Mayor Grant given a surprise party on his birthday by the Antlers Club.
 March 2S. Wrangell Hi Basket ball team return from triumphant visit to States.
 March 30. Miss Woods dies at McMinnville, Oregon.
 March 30. MT. and Mrs. George NJ Bidwell return from a trip to Arizona and southern California.
 APRIL
 April | Fred Leonard resigns as guardian of the Osborn children l.. h. NHuic dppoiHteu III HIS place.
 April l. Jess L. Nevill resigns from Bureau of Fisheries after be- ing eight years in the service.
 April l. F. Waterbury returns from sojourn of several months in the States.
 April l. Miss Chetta M. Wheeler engaged to teach at Petersburg next school term.
 April 3. Merlin Ukas, eighteen months old son of MT. and Mrs Thomas Ukas passes away.
 April 8. Municipal election.
 April 4. Delegate Dan Suther- land arrives and speaks on Fish Re serves.
 April 5. George Shakes receives certificate of citizenship.
 April g. Born to MT. and Mrs. Billy Hooker. son.
 April s. Memorial service is held for the late Miss Woods. April II. New Town Council takes charge. April g. Mrs. S. D. Grant en- gagged as public health nurse for Wrangell.
 April 10. wrangelI school board elect faculty for next school term. April 12 Alaska Presbytery elects Judge Thomas delegate to the General Assembly at Indianapolis. April IA. Several juvenile of lenders paroled by Judge Thomas. April 15 Mrs o. Gunderson re- turns from Seattle where she at tended the funeral of her mother.
 April IS. Junior High School de clamatory contest. April IT. Mrs Digby Cochran arrived from Vancouver to join her husband. 1 Anril 19. Mayor J. G. Grant of. fers s100 reward for arrest and con. viction of dog poisoners. April 20. Eddie Lynch returns from Seattle where he went to have his eyes treated.
 April 20. Alfred Lott sentenced to six months imprisonment fo, making booze and being drunk ani disorderly.
 April 21. Mrs. o. c. Palmer ant Mrs. NJ. o. Johnson leave for Juneat to attend the Intersrhool Meet ant Ifba meeting of the Territorial T