The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

transferred and left by plane on i Thursday, planning to take a brief vacation before reporting for her new assignment. Public Health Nurse Verna Huge will take over the government nurses duties until the arrival of a new appointee.
 Miss Gladys Ward became the bride of Garmon Shut on June 15 at church ceremony performed before relatives of the groom at Williamstown, Pennsylvania. The ceremony was followed by a recep- ton and wedding dinner at the family home.
 The bride is the daughter of William Ward, Sitka City Super visor, a graduate of Sitka High School, and, until last February, was clerk at Sears Roebuck Or der Office She left last March on her first trip outside to visit a sister living in LaConner, Wash, then went to Pennsylvania.
 MT Shut spent three years in Sitka as an Army sergeant and since his discharge has been study ing matchmaking and jewelry work in his home town.
 Following a brief honeymoon trip to Philadelphia, the couple re- turned to Williamstown where they plan to settle permanently.
 A son, Norman Dale, weighing ' pounds. ounces, was born to the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen on Tuesday evening, July 23, at the Salvation Army Home.
 Louis Low appeared before U. s. Commissioner w. w. Knight last Friday on an assault and battery charge, pied guilty and was given a six months sentence. The com plaint was made by A. Clark Hare, captain of the Palisana, and stated that Low, crew member of the ship had made an attack upon Jodie Simmons, a fellow crewman, at Pelican the day before.
 Frank Ward, recently returned serviceman, has purchased the troll CT Astrid from Axel Peterson.
 Dale and Leo c. Futile have bought the troller Mabel M. from Clifford A. Elmore of Long Island. MT. Elmore has purchased small CT troller for fishing and commut- ing.
 Henry Moy bought the 40-fcot halibut hoat Turnpoint from H. A. Benolkin, for use as a packer.
 stockton Webb has bought a small numbered troller from Karl Woll- arth and plans to fish when and Ii he has spare time.
 The 65-foot yacht Carmelita, owned and operated by Norton Clapp. was in port Monday with a party of eight aboard. After visit ing points of historical interest and visiting with friends, the party left the following day for Pelican where MT. Clapp owns a cold storage plant.
 Roy Grover has bought and is new operating The Fishermen's Cafe, formerly owned and operated by his brother and sister-in- flaw, MT. and Mrs. Lon Grover. Lon Grover has returned to his former occupation of fishing.
 Sam Hartley has purchased a lot in the DeArmond tract, above the Native Village He is building large home in Fletcherville, work ing in his spare time and as ma- terials are available.
 Vic Rogers left by plane for Ketchikan last weekend to take possession of a hoat he recently purchased there. He plans to re- turn on the boat and is expected sometime this weekend MT. Rogers is laboratory technician for Dr. H. J. Hodgins and owner of the Sitka Cafe which is now for sale.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Myers arriV- ed by plane Thursday on a vaca- ton trip from their hono in Kan sas City, where Dr. Myers is member of the staff of the Univer- sity of Kansas medical school. pr.