The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-02

broke, covering her with shattered
glass.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NELL
Andersen was the scene of festive
Thanksgiving dinner with covers
laid for the Andersens. Mrs. John
j. Conway, Mrs. p. S. Ganty, Major
John Moorcroft, Captain William
Whitesides, Lieut.. Comdr Charles
Hartnett and Lieut.. Nelson Howard.
Charles, John and Maribeth Con-
way, Wake and Louella Andersen
and Wallace and Maryjane Ganty
celebrated the holiday in a fitting
manner earlier in the day at the
Ganty home.
Mrs. Kenneth Nordby who was
called to Seattle recently because
OF the illness of relative, has re-
turned TO her home here,
Mrs. Ethel Tozier who recently
returned from a vacation in the
states has returned to her position
as bookkeeper at the Sitka Mer-
camille Company store. Mrs. Mar
celia Irish who occupied the posi-
ton during Mrs. Tozier's absence
is now employed at the SitkN Pub
lie Utilities office.
Miss Marie Jensen has changed
her residence from the apartment
in the Andrew Koskela home to the
upper floor of the Clarence Rands
home on Lincoln street
Mrs. Marie Hadlund, who form
erly occupied All apartment in the
Kettlesop Building is now residing
in the Lutheran Church building
"A delicious holiday dinner was
served on Thanksgiving Day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Rands with covers laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Rands and their two daugh-
tiers, Margaret and Barbara, Mrs.
Mary Whittemore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray d. Peteruian, the Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Billy and the Rev.
and Mrs, William A. Thomas and
their daughter. Flora.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Boyd
entertained dinner guests at their
home ON Thanksgiving Day for
Mrs. Dorothy Finch and son, Jerry.
Mrs Reta johnson and son. Wayne.
Andy LorentSen, Melvin Weimer.
Lee Wins and Arne Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Calvin and
their two daughters, Natasha and
Lois Ann with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Calvin and two boys, Jimmy and
Larry, celebrated the Thanksgiving
Day holiday quietly at the Jack
Calvin residence.
Mrs. Charles M. Peterson opened
her home for family dinner on
Thanksgiving Day with the follow
ing guests present. Mrs. Mary Pc
terson, Mrs. Martha Kostrometin-
off, Miss liza Weaver, Miss Eleanor
Larsen, Mrs. William C. Charters,
Mark Rigling, Arthur Hicks. Capt.
Crayson Warner, Lieut.. James Bush
nell and Mr.. and Mrs William
Sarvela
Mrs. Marie c. Brightman is con-
fined to her home recovering from
recent illness.
Mrs, j. W. Whiteman and her
two children plan to leave this
week for a visit with relatives at
their former home in Oregon.
Mrs. James Imlach is confined
TO the Pioneers Home Hospital re-
covering from an appendectomy
performed Tuesday, November %,
~ ~. A~0aiS ~. 0NiidA pCliDCIB. Ilcl
condition is excellent.
For Thanksgiving dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Franklin entertained
Mrs. Clarence Krug and family and
six service men.
Mrs. John Osbakken was hostess
at her home last Saturday after
noon, November 81. at a birthday
party honoring her seven year old
son. Willis. The little guests enjoyed
ice cream and cake after attending
the matinee at the local theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Rands
plan 10 leave here within a few
days for a short business trip TO
Seattle.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ham A. Boyd was the scene of a
quiet wedding Saturday evening,
November 81. when Mrs. Boyd's
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