The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-29
AlI-AlaSka News

Y. White, Alaska Road Commits . sion employe, who recently ar : rived at Cordova by plane from the interior, underwent a successful : operation at the General Hospital for appendicitis,
 . Alvah Flames, former chief of : the Railway Mail Service, with headquarters at Cordova, Valdez and Seward recently underwent a major operation at the Good Sam aritan Hospital, Portland, where he is, at present convalescing. Annette Larson, daughter of OS- car Larson of Cordova, was recently broadcasted over the juvenile sta tion KxA of Seattle in a piano solo.
 . The recent heavy rains have left approximately sixteen inches of water on the ice on Eyak Lake at Cordova. The Gillam Airways mov- ed their planes into the hangar in case the ice, which is being badly eroded near there, breaks away.
 A romance between two popular young folk was eliminated re- gently in Seward when Cleo Wills of Moose Pass and Ray Russell, young mining man were married. MT. Russell had just returned to Seward after several months in the States. Mrs. Russell is the sister of Mrs. John Nelson, Jr. The : congratulations of the many friends of the happy couple is extended them.
 The Seward Golf Club country home was moved onto the field on a recent Sunday and placed in position next to the Seward Air port Hangar. The building will be used by aviators and it is planned to extend a telephone line out from town if possible.
 To Barton Stanton goes the
 honor of being the first to scale
 Mt. Marathon at Seward this year. Barton scaled the peak on a Sun
 day, taking him three hours to
 make the ascent and only one
 minute and thirty seconds to ski
 down.
 I While playing bridge in the Elks | Clubrooms at Cordova, Supt. F. A. Hansen of the Copper River
 and Northwestern Railway, was
 attacked by a fainting spell and
 taken to the Cordoya General Hos
 pital where he soon recovered. MT.
 Hansen suffered no ill effects from his unexpected attack.
 The Cache Creek Dredge, idle for the last three years will be op-
 erated this Summer, according to
 Albert Murray who was in Seward
 recently, MT. Murray with Charlie
 Harper have a lease on the Jim
 Murray holdings on the same creek 1 will operate hydraulic outfit on
 the ground.
 l Work is going ahead on the
 apartments in the Lathrop Build ling which were damaged recently in the fire at Cordova and it is lexpected that they will be ready 1 for occupancy in about a month. l Donald Mackenzie, formerly of I Cordova, passed away after a two
 weeks illness, at his home in Mur-
 ray Field, Closeburn, Dumfries,
 Scotland on January 20, according
 Ito word received by Jane Forest
 Humphries of Kennecott.
 1 G. E. Price, who supervised the
 reconditioning of the Gillam Air
 ways Zenith plane, left. Cordova
 recently on the way to Mexico
 Where he will do technical work
 with Mexican military units. The
 work will consist of designing and
 aiding in construction of airplanes
 for the Mexican Government. I Merle F. Thomas of Cordova
 received a wire, shortly after the Iearthquake in Southern California from V. G. Vance and c. P. Mich-
 elson, who are visiting in Long
 Beach, in which they said that the Ieartnquake was bad one but lthat all Cordovans were we'll
 Amos Fluery, who is undergoing ltreatment for frozen rect at the
 Cordova General Hospital, got out of-doors for the first time since q the accident last December, when he enjoyed some delightful sum- Fl shine the other day and attended the Empress theatre in the even, Ing. He gets around adeptly by
 means of wheel chair.