The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-07
AP p REC|AT|ON IS EXP R PISSED
 BY OLD TIMERS
Residents of Sitka H o m e Grateful for Remem-
 brances at Xmas Time

1 Theodore kettleson, to w. D. Gross and all who participated in the Christmas Fund and to others who remembered the oldtimers in other ways at Christmas. The Empire was asked to make public their ex- pression of deep appreciation.
 A statement of the fund made by MT. Kettleson showed total of $2,020 was distributed among 1O1 residents of the Home, and balance of $10l95 carried over to next Christmas This sum, MT. Ket- tleson said, arrived too late for distribution last year. /. Other Gifts Received
 In addition to the Christmas Fund, other gifts were received as follows Cigars from Valdez Igloo No. 2, Pioneers of Alaska, Mrs. E. Barron, Sitka, Women's Auxiliary American Legion, Sitka, and Moose Lodge, Sitka; Mir and Mrs. E. Blackmar, Ketchikan, subscription to magazines; from friend in Sit- ka, one box of oranges and two of apples; a friend in Seattle, three boxes of pears. The pioneers, MT. Kettleson added, also thanked the newspaper publishers of Alaska and the Alaska Weekly for annual sub- scriptions to those publications without charge.
 The sources of the Christmas Fund were given as follows: Ket- chikan, s467.45; Wrangell, $163.3o; Petersburg, $24380; Juneau, $582; Douglas, $1410; Haines, s38.30; Sit- ka, s65.50; Craig, s36.75; from the 1929 Fund, $2295; Seattle (Alaska Weekly $500; Nome Igloo of Pio- neers, $50; Capt. A. E. Lathrop, Anchorage, $35; Igloo No. 15, Pio- neers of Alaska, Anchorage, $25; Auxiliary No. 4, Pioneers of Alas ka, s25; Trust fund accumulation at the Home, s33; E. E. Carson, Hope, S20.
 MT. Gross deserves a great deal of credit for sponsoring this drive for the Old Boys" MT. Kettleson said. Nor is this his only contribu- ton to their contentment, another and equally effective is the free admission he gives at all times to the residents of the Sitka Home, the Superintendent added.
 Residents of Home
 The residents of the Home who shared in the Christmas remem- brances and joined in expressions of gratitude and appreciation were as follows:
 Anderson, Chas., Ft. Yukon.
 Antilla, Henry, Tenakee.
 Aureen, Thos, Anchorage.
 Arentsen, August, Seward.
 Burwash, John, Juneau.
 Prick, Peter, Circle.
 Borch, Chas., Wrangell. Belcher, Thomas, Ketchikan. Bankston, John, Rampant.
 Bremen, William, Fairbanks.
 Bruce, Mathew, Ketchikan.
 Bergland, A. G., Ft. Yukon.
 Coe, George, Juneau.
 Cobb, J. w., Sitka.
 Christensen, Chris, Ketchikan.
 Crocker, A. G., Anchorage.
 Cheeseman, William, Fairbanks I Coffey, Patrick, Fairbanks. | Clark, J. J., Fairbanks. Coughlin, James, Fairbanks.
 Cartwright, J. E. B., Panama.
 Davies, J. ", Fairbanks.
 Donovan, Timothy, Ketchikan. Dimond, Wm. E., Fairbanks.
 Fournie, Peter, Juneau.
 Fireman, Emil, Cordova.
 Gobel, Otto E., Juneau
 Gallager, Wm., Anchorage.
 Gregor, John, Nome.
 German, Robert, Hyder.
 Holmes, Michael, Anchorage.
 Hayes, George, Fairbanks.
 Heidorn, Hugo, Juneau.
 Holmes, Sevald, Juneau.
 Marding, Joe, Wrangell.
 Hill, Herman. Anchorage.
 Johnson, Fred, Wrangell.
 Johnson, Jodt, T Harbor.
 Johnson, Bernt, Anchorage.
 Jenne, w. E., Fairbanks.
 Kleve, Olie, Tenakee.
 Keller, Joseph, Fairbanks.
 Lauchart. John, Hope.
 Lynch, Wm., Chitina.
 Loper, Geo., Fairbanks. Lord, Victor, Fairbanks Morrison, Andrew, Nome. Mikelo, Joe, Juneau. : Mcguire, Bernard, Tenakee. McComb, Joseph, Warm Springs.
 Murphy, Hugh, Hyder McKechnie, Neil, Anchorage. Mcclure, Frank, Katalla. Mahon, Pat. Seward.
 Mcdonald, Rod, Anchorage. Mcdonald, John, Fairbanks.
 Mcdonald James, Fairbanks. Marklin;. William, Fairbanks. Matheson, Wm., Fairbanks. Mayer, Jacob, Tenakee. , Mayne, John, Seward. Martin, Peter, Naknek. , Malin, John, Fairbanks.
 Mayhan, Phill, Fairbanks. Nothinger, Fred, Hyder. , Nelson, Andrew H., Ketchikan.
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