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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13

Lawn Party
 Final plans for the lawn party ot the Naugatuck Branch, Connection Council of Catholic Women of St Francis church, to be held Augus 21, will be formulated at a meeting Tuesday evening at 8 in St. Cecelia', hall. The executive board consists o1 the following members: The Misse! Rose Reilly, Theresa Herb, Rits Burns, Dorothy O'Toole, Grace LOT. son, Phyllis Wolfe, Moreno Fratesi Jane Montempo, Margaret Moroney Mae Cullen, Helen Dinneny, Mary Leary, Ruby Freeman, Margaret MIG Guire and Mrs. Mary Pichulo, Mrs James .Wrinn, Mrs. Paul Buckmillei Mrs. George Carroll, Mrs. John Healey, Mrs. Edward Mccarthy, Mrs Mae Daikus. Mrs. John Desmond Mrs John Tatigian, Mrs. William Thurston and Mrs. Mary Mary Brosnahan.
 Informal Welcome
 An informal welcome home ir honor of Past Grand George L. Hall will be held tonight at the meeting of Centennial Lodge, odd Fellows in Odd Fellows Hall. Mir. Hall, who now lives in Little Rock, Ark, is spending short visit with relatives and friends in the borough. All Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
 Rev. Earle Ehrhart In Charge
 Rev. and Mrs. Harold Lucas and family of High street are visiting in New Durham, N. H. They plan to spend four weeks away and during the MT. Lucas absence, Rev. Earle Erhardt of Hamden will be in charge of activities at the Immanuel Luth- eran church. He officiated at the 10:45 service Sunday morning. No services will be held on August 26 or September 2. MT. Lucas will re- turn to the rslpit at the service Sunday morning, Sept. g.
 Steeplejack Performs
 A steeple jack placed a new hal- yard and flag on the 43-foot flag pole on top of the 104 foot town hall tower Saturday morning as many residents watched. The steeplejack made climbing the pole seem 8 sim- pie matter. Warden Leo J. Brophy said that some difficulty was en- countered purchasing rope for the pole.
 On Vacations
 It. John Phillips of the Nauga- tuck Fire department started his annual two weeks vacation today Driver Walter Cessick of the depart ment returned to duty this morning after enjoying his annual vacation.
 Driver John Moroney of the fire department started his annual vaca- tion today. With Mrs. Moroney and their children they plan to visit in New York City this week and the following week they will be at Twin Lakes.
 1000 At Outing
 Over 1000 attended the Alembic Association of the Naugatuck Chemical Co.'S outing Sunday at Linden park. It was one of its most successful outings in its his- tory. A varied sports program was conducted.
 The program included. races for children, softball throw for women, horseshoe pitching, bocci and a softball game between the Lewis Engineering Co. and the Chemical Co.
 One of the features was a roller skating exhibition by Edward Urashka.
 Jitterbug dances, fox trots and waltz topped oil the program.
 William Fernandes headed the committee with Plant Mgr. Donald McCollum. honorary chairman.
 Frank Egan was assistant chair man and Patrick Kelley was master If cpren1ny1ieS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13

of military detail, assisted by the Auxiliary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13
Informal Welcome

Informal Welcome
 An informal welcome home in honor of Past Grand George L. Hall will be held tonight at the meeting of Centennial Lodge, odd Fellows, in Odd Fellows Hall. MT. Hall, who now lives in Little Rock, Ark, is spending short visit with relatives and friends in the borough. All Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
Miss Jonasson Is
 Bride of Glen Wise

The Methodist Church was the scene of a eandlelight wedding cere- mony Saturday night when Miss Esther JonasSon and MT. Glen Wise were un4ted in marriag3 ythe Rev Robert Treat.
 The bride, lovely in the traditional white wedding gown and veil with orange blossom coronet, was given in marriage by G. G. Brown. She carried a bridal shower bouquet ol white nuns
 The attendants were Mir and Mrs Sherman Smith.
 Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Dora Busch gave a lovely rendition of Because" accompanied at the piano by Miss Florence Sargent who also played the Wedding March.
 A reception for the wedding party and close friends was held at the brides former home following the church ceremony.
 Mrs. Wise is nurse at the Gov ernment Hospital, and the groom is employed by the Yellow Cab Com pany. They are making their home at the Shabaldak Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
Emblem Club Will Nominate Officers
 Tomorrow Night

The Emblem Club will hold a business session tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of nominating officers for the 1946 term, it has been announced.
 Refreshments and the regular social hour will follow the business meeting, and good attendance is anticipated
 About 45 couples enjoyed an evening of old-fashioned fun at the barn dance given by the club Sat- urday night in the Elks Ballroom, which was appropriately decorated for the occasion. Prizes for the "corniest" costumes were awarded Mrs. Carson Lawrence and Floyd Fagerson, with John Oberg and A. B. Cain acting as judges.
 Music for time dancing was furnished by Dorianne' Barnes at the piano, Albert Peterson and his accordion, Ed Mcintyre, violin, and Jerry Chapman at the drums.
 A. B. Cain called the square dances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
JUNEAU VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN
 TO OPEN SOON

Plans are being laid for concen- trated Victory Loan drive in Juneau for the week of November p to 29, B. D. Stewart, Gastineau Channel Victory Loan chairman, announced today.
 Stewart met this afternoon with representatives of Rotary Club, Lions Club and the Chamber of Commerce Q Big Three" in the campaign which as in the past will feature sales campaigns by all Juneau civ ics and fraternal organizations, so- cieties and clubs The various CT ganizations will he contacted soon and given quotas for the drive.
 The week of intensified effort will be climaxed with a Bond Premiere at the Capitol Theatre-complete de- tails for this event to be amour ced soon by Homer Garvin.
 Bonds may he purchased during the Victory Loan at the First Ma tional Bank, B M Behrends Bank, Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association, and the Post Office. The drive will be over December 8-one day after the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
NORTH STAR IS DUE
 IN SKAGWAY TONIGHT

Returning from the Arctic - but without reindeer meat for sale to the public-the Alaska Native Ser'c, ice supply vessel North Star is ex- pected to arrive at Skagway to- night.
 The ANS office here stated that he North Star left Seward on Saturday. It is anticipated that she will arrive at Juneau late Tuesday CT early Wednesday.
 Among the passengers aboard the North Star are Fred Geeslin, ANS Assistant General Superintendent, and John Snow, Reindeer Unit Sup ervisor at Bethel who this year was in charge of Nunivak production. MT .Geeslin has been at Unalaska in connection with resettlement of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
W00DLEY AInWAYS
 FLIES AT WEEKEND

During the we skend, Woodley Air ways few 36 p~ss engers between Ju- neau and Anchorage and Cordova and Anchorage.
 Those leaving here for Anchorage were Phyllis Nelson, John Corbett Clyde Ellis, Nancy Ellis, Lille Dur and, Harold Baugh, John Lckken and Catherine Rick
 Fer Cordova-Jack Noonan, Vir- sinia Noonan, D. E. Garron, Clyde Rhodes, H E. Smith, Arie Vande- meer Austin Stivers, R. A. Smith, Phyllis Davis and Richard Davis.
 Arriving from Anchorage were: Er- ling Broderson, Arthur Chrest, Jack Hayes, William Burke, Edmund Focte. Willard Zimmer. Jesse Duell, Henry Mcconnell, Mary Nelson and J. S. Sivertsen.
 Frcm Cordcva-Joseph Feeberg, John Spitz, Carl Edmund, Ed Vic kett, Mrs Ed Wickett, Billy Wicket, Bill Taylor and Bill Liebe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
PAN AMERICAN ON
 TRIPS SOUTH, NORTH

On trips to and from Fairbanks, Ketchikan and Seattle, Pan Ameri- can Airways flew the following pas sengers:
 To Seattle Anderson Clark, Elmer Twete. Fritz Awe, Evelyn Awe, John Hubbard, Harry Bolman, Bert Chap man, John Huffman, Vivian Sherin, James Parhanl, Henry Ford, Hugh Brady, Nelson Ludington, Lewis Bonds and Frank Pittman.
 To Ketchikan-Lt. Howard Isberg and Pauline Isberg.
 From Seattle-M. Peterson, Rich ard Livesey, Frank Blondin, Rather inc Williams, Mary Williams, Ray mond Williams, Raymond Williams, Jr., Mary Nicholoss, Robert Rumpf, Dorothy Rumpf. Robert Rumpf, Jr., Fred Rinadi, Jean Watkins, McEnry Edmonds, Loise Alfred and Raymond Schuller.
 From FairbankS-ElWell ErSkine and Clinton White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
ALASKA AIRLINES
 FLIES S7, WEEKEND

Alaska Airlines flew 87 passengers on trips to and from Juneau during Saturday and Sunday.
 Arriving in Juneau on the Star lines Fairbanks from Anchorage were Ned Blatcl By, Mrs. Betty Elatchley, Winfield Lacey, Lola Nance, Louis Bond, J. w. Oakley Florence Pucher, H. Anderson, An thony Luis. Johnny Hoffman. Bert Chapman, s. J. Parham, +. L. Pitt man.
 Vivian Sharon. Tillie Cassell, Ralph Merrill, Blanche Anderick, M Ga hand, Clark Anderson, Jack Sexton M. E. Myers, Elmer Twete, H. R Bolman, Fritz Awe, Evelyn Awe John Hubbard, It. Comdr. B. Boyle Dr. J. c. Ryan, Dorothy Holverson, Tom Gilkey, Rolf Byrnstead. R. Nelson, Mrs. R. Nelson, Antone Wickstrom. Warren Collins, w. H. Harrington.
 From Cordova-William Gillespie, Nick Yengiel. William Ahlstrom, Harry Nichols, Olaf Audel and Dr. M. Hester.
 From Gustavus-E. L. Griffin.
 On the return trips the following 43 passengers departed for the West ward Frank Brink, Mrs. Marjorie Brink, Mrs. Louise Bierre, Eunice Grohnert, Jess Malone, Frank Raby Jerry Medley, Alice Medley, Marguer- ite Huber, Jeanne Rhodes and infant, Charles Rhodes, Selmer Holte, Mrs. Minnie Cinniman, Barbara Rhodes and infant, Andrew Simpson, Roy A. Thomas, James McDowell
 Roosevelt Haynes, Alcid Cote, H. R. Bolman, J. M Bovee, Mrs. Bert Olson, Bruce Parker, s. J. Bushko, Mrs. s. J. Bushko, Clyde Boylan, Mrs. Clyde Boylan, Clyde Boylan, Jr., Mrs. Ida Reinikka
 Charles Peterson, Keith Bushfield Ira Smith, Peter Strong, Jay Hunt, Richard Mohan, R. J. Williams, Mrs ? !. Williems, Catherine Williams, Frank Blondin, Rich Livesey, R. w. Rumpf, Mrs. R. w. Rumpf and R. w. Rumpf, Jr
 Fer Yakutat-Harry G. Jackson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
DEER SHAKING
 NOT MADE EASY

Despite storm-lashing more than sufficient to try thetemper of the legendary postman who lets neither this nor that stop him in his ap- pointed rounds-Deputy Marshal Walter G. Hellan today declared his hunting trip to Freshwater Bay a hard-Won success.
 Deputy Hellan and his two hunting companions, Norman Buoy and T J. Ryan, Hellan's son-in-law and father-in respectively, each re- turned with the limit of two deer Much tramping through deep snow and beating of brush went into the securing of that thar venison.
 The party was out ten days, but spent three going and three com- ing from the rugged jaunt. They returned here to Aux Bay Saturday night, aboard the boat Jack Manery out of Chatham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
UNEMPLOYMENT MEETING iS ON
 HERE TONIGHT

Heads of agencies concerned with the growing unemployment and housing problems here are to meet this evening atthe City Hall, with Mayor Ernest Parsons, who last week called the session to seek a solution.
 The Mayor today stated that, all though the meeting had not been intended as a public gathering, any one with an idea will be welcome. The meeting is called for 8 o'clock. Agencies, asked to have representa- tives present include. USO, De- partment of Public Welfare, Coun- cil Health Committee, U s. Employ ment Service, Alaska Native Service, Salvation Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HUNTERS ARRIVING
 BACK IN TOWN NOW

Although most of the local hunt CTS managed to get back into town ever the week end at storm furies lessened, at least two parties had not checked in by today, though both have been heard from and are not in any distress.
 Rod Darnen, Minard Mill and Earle Hunter are expected back to- night from Pleasant Bay. City Po- liceman Jack McDaniels was report ed at Funter Bay. where his boat had been grounded. His hunting companion is E. o. Davis.
 The yacht Pasado Manana return ed last night with more ice and a group of hunters for which she hac set out last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
Regular Business, LunCheon Meeting
 BPW Wednesday

The E mess and Professional Womens C ub will hold their regular monthly h'ncteon and business meeting Wednesday noon, Nov. 2l in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hctel. Reservations should be made by callinB Mrs. Walter Stutte, phone 34, etore tomorrow night.
 This will be an important meeting, with plans for the annual Christmas party to Le discussed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
TWO FORCES LINING UP
 FOR FIGHT
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Artemus c tes, Undersecretary of the United States Navy, said at Tsingtao that no decision had been made on possible withdrawal of the Marines, ordered into North China to disarm and repatriate the Japa- nese.
 t, The American public, Gates add ed, lis not aware of the serious situation in China and the pos sible involvment of United States forces"
 But, he continued, Washington, at least the State, Navy and War Departments, are aware of the problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
 HAVE BUSY EVENING

Two fire calls Saturday evening an hour and half apart-kept volunteer firemen hopping from their dinner tables.
 The first was a chimney fire at the M. E. Monagle residence near Fifth and East Streets. No damage resulted.
 The second was a roof blaze at house in the Indian Village, in which the loss was confined to 8 few shingles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Anchorage residents who stopped at the Baranof Hotel over the weekend are the following: Mrs. G. J. Shenin, Miss Florence Rusher, H. L. Mcconnell, Ralph Merrill, John Huffman, Mrs. A. H. An derech, E. B. Coppinger, Herbert N. Haley, J. P. Sexton, William Lacy and J. Oakley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
MRS. SNETHE:,,, RETURNS

Mrs. Edwina Snethen, daughter of Mrs Ed. Martinson and mother of Terry Snethen, returned on the Princess Norah from Seattle. She and her daughter will make their home in the upstairs apart rent of the Marcus Jensen home on Second Street Miss Terry is at tending the Douglas school and Mrs. Snethen is to be employed in the Federal Building ill Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
JIMMY SWIFT IS SEVEN

Jimmy Swift IS now seven years of age and celebrated on Saturday with a party given by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lee E. Swift, at their home. A group of his young play mates were invited for games and ice cream and cake between the hours of 2 and o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
RUMMAGE SALE TO BE HELD TOMORROW BY
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Missionary Society of the Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold rummage sale tomorrow at the recreation hall, starting at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 Proceeds from the sale will go toward carrying on the work of the organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
Film Actress Fay
 Wary Has Daughter

HOLLYWOOD, NOV. l9 Film Actress Fay Wray gave birth to seven-pound daughter at Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday. The actress is the wife of Robert Riskin, screen writer and producer. The baby's name has not yet been se- lected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
EbOlJGEE1AS 1 NEWS
o.E.s. MEETS TUESDAY

A regular m eting Of Nugget Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star. is scheduled for tomorrow e1ening at o'clock in the Eagles Hall in Douglas. There will be in iation and refreshments, according to Worthy Matron Helmi Bach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HEARING PENDING

Joe Hart, arrested here late Fri day and arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray, has pleaded guilty to charge of at tempting to defraud an inkeeper. No time has as yet been set for hearing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

MT. and Mrs. R. Nelson of Platinum arrived in Juneau last weekend and are guests at the Baranof Hotel
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Ramsey arrived in Juneau last weekend from Hoonah. They are guests at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HERE FROM SITKA

Five Sitka residents registered at the Baranof Hotel during the week. end, including Wallace Westfall, Lloyd A. Tilson, Mrs. Charles M. Peterson, L. T. Peterson and An drew Koskela.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HERE FROM CORDOvA

Cordova residents registered at the Baranof include Earl L. Taylor, Mary Necholoff, MT. and Mrs. Richard Davis and Olaf Aridal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
Aleutian Islands natives.

Aleutian Islands natives.
 It is explained that all reindeer meat included in the cargo of the North Star has been allocated to ANS institutions. An expected sur plus for public sale was taken up by the Eklutna school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
IN FROM SKAGWAY

A. L. Bessaman of Skagway is in town. He is stopping at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
LLOYD V. WINTER, JUNEAU PIONEER,
 ON LAST TRAIL

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of Winter & Pond, which has en- of Winter & Pond, which has en-
 Official Photographer
 During the years of Alaska s Gold Rush, MT. Winter was ap- pointed official photographer for the nationally known firm of Underwood & Underwood, and also for Leslie's Weekly, to cover the geld rush activities on the Dyea and White Pass trails During this period. he and MT Pond made several trips into the Khkwan country back Of Hain9s. Alaska, where they secured number of their famous negatives oI native types, potlatches and other pictures of Indian lore It was during one Of these trips that both Winter and Pond were formally adopted by a tribe and each given an h. dian name, MT Winters being Kinda" by which name he is known to all natives and numerous of his personal acquaintances.
 In 1901 he was, for a short time. Deputy Collector of Customs sta- toned at Wrangell, Alaska, and in 1903 the firm of Winter & Pond was appointed official Alaska pho- tcgraphers for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, which was held in Seattle in 1909
 Affiliations
 He was member of the Junoau Fire Department in it's infancy. but was never active in city politics During his earlier life he was a member of the lodge of Knights of Pythias; was also a member of the old Arctic Brotherhood during it's heyday Recently, he has been a member of the Pioneers of AL aska. Elks. Blue Lodge of Masons, Scottish Rite, Shriners and Order of Eastern Star, being life mem. Der of the Masonic organization.
 Burial rites will be under the Auspices of Mt Juneau Lodge at the Charles Garter Mortuary Fri day afternoon at o'clock, and in- terment will be in the Masonic Plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

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Evening star., 1945-08-06
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