The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-13

ca at GllLle hOllyWOOQ, the M
 G-M camp, and were taken acros! 1 the harbor by car and sleds.
 movie began the evening whicf was followed by dancing and { delicious supper
 Newly elected officers of Resur- lrection Lodge No. AT and of Re
 bekah Lodge No. A-6 were installed by the Seward Orders at a recen
 meeting. Installation was follow. led by a buffet supper. Those talk.
 ing office were: Gustave R. Man.
 they, Noble Grand; Sol J. Uric :, Vice Grand, Ludwig Larson, Sec .retary; Peter N. Anderson. Treas. u,er; Peter S., Lalios. R.. s. N. G. Tom Osbo L. s. N. G.; Ole Sand beck, Warden; F. Cooper, Conduct or; Earl E. Reisner. Chaplain; Walter L. Cor'liss, R.A S. ". G.; Andy Novak, l.. s. V. G., Fred Broadwell, R. s. S.; Ed Crawford |. s. S.; John Paulsteiner, l. G.; Walter Holbe, c. G.
 Officers installed in the Rebek- ah Lodge were, Grace Neville, Mo- ble Grand; Hilma Uric, Vice Grand; Ludwig Larson, Secretary; Margaret E. Still, Treasurer; Helga Rosness, R. s. N. G.; Rachel M. Crawford, L. s. N. G.; Lima Sand beck, Warden; Inez Lee Ward, Conductor; Marorie Thatcher, I. G.; Sol J. Uric, O. G.; Elizabeth Reisner, Chaplain; Jennie Paulson, E. s. " G.; Maritime Johanson. l. s. V. G. Patricia Ray, Musi- clan; Sylvia Texton, P. N G,
 Most of the people of Film are reported to have stored good supply of white fish for the win ter and many were compelled. to sell quantity of fish to buy clothes, according to a recent Sew ard Gateway With fairly good cs tch and with whales taken, they will have plenty of dog feed. The experiment. of serving a hot dish to pupils who carry lunch tc school was inaugurated short time ago by the Wrangell School Board. Miss Dorothy Johnson is in charge. The girls of the cook ing classes take turns in assisting at noon and a bowl of soup with crackers has been served to from 10 to IT students each day. A charge of five cents was made to cover the cost and the experiment was to run for two weeks. The intention is, not to serve full lunch but to provide something lot for those who wish it, the bal ance of the lunch to be furnished ar home.
 A skiing party has been working sli Fall and Winter to fix a place for skiing near Petersburg. Under the auspices of the Sons of Nor- way Pete Lund was placed on the committee to supervise the con- istruction and location of a skiing hill which has been completed. Large groups of people have been using the hill and attempting to make the descent of 1t standing |up. There is plenty of loose snow to land in if the attempt is un- successful.
 Bud Hungerford was taken to the Petersburg General Hospital unconscious recently after being gSsed from the fumes of the gas engine on his boat while lying in Wrangell Narrows. Mrs. Hunger ford shut off the engine and at acted the attention of passing boat which came to their assist ance. MT. Hungerford was uncon- seious for several hours.
 Eric Ness and Mrs. Anne Posse
 were married recently in Peters burg by U. s. Commissioner Car roll Clausen. MT. and Mrs. Charles Anderson were witnesses. Only a few close friends of the couple
 were present. A large farewell party was gly. ell at the Sales Inn in Petersburg recently for Mrs. Lila Kerr and Ethel Barton Guests who were
 invited each brought, cake, sand,
 wiches or other contributions tc the supper which were served dur ing the evening.
 Thomas Thibodaau, who was ta- ken to the Cordova General Hos pital recently for treatment for q frozen foot, underwent an ampu : tation of the toes on one foot. He is reported to be progressing rapidly on the road to recovery. Amos Fqeury. who has been in the Cordova General Hospital re- ceiying treatment for frozen feet underwent an amputation of both lg5emners there, recently. The fore part of each foot was removed MT. Eleury was flown to Cordova