The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-16

IKE JUNEAU, ALAONA Charteris and w. w Knight, the superintendent of the Pioneers Home. He expects to be joined by his wife, his 20-months-old sen. and his father-in-Iaw, Max Rosenstock, now in Brooklyn, as soon as house is available.
 Clarence Payne, oWner-manager of the Ketchikan Packing Company and owner of cannery in the Westward, arrived by plane Friday accompanied cy his niece, Mrs. Norman Macdonald of Ketchikan, and Mrs. Lem Mckay of the Nc Kay Shipyards of Ketchikan, for brief visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gay Holland. On Friday evening, they were dinner guests at the home of MT. ad Mrs. Frank Calvin and later in the evening were entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Neil Andersen. The three visitors left Saturday, via Juneau, to return to their homes in Ketchikan.
 Mrs Harry Sulzer Jr., with her 13-mcnth-old daughter. and her Lrother. Roy Hammock, returning home this week from three months visit with her parents at Hamilton, Ohio, was prematur2ly cvertaken by the stork while await ing plane in Juneau She was rushed to St. Ann's hospital where she gave birth to baby girl. MT. Hammock brought the year. old daughter here to be cared for by her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sulzer, ST.
 As Mrs. Sulzer is unacquainted in Juneau, the Women of the Moose, of which she is member, wrcte the Juneau chapter asking that they do everything possible for both mother and baby Harry. Jr., plans to fly to Juneau this week to bring his wife and new daughter home.
 Jerry Bryant, president of Bry- ant Marine, Inc, of Seattle, ar rived cy plane from Wrangell Fri day on a business swing through the Territory While here he was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Stock ton Webb aboard their pleasure cruiser, Romany III.
 Fred McNulty, son of Mrs. Mae McNulty, and an employee of Nordby and Shennett during the summer months, will leave to- morrow to ented the University of Washington.
 On Thursday evening MT and Mrs Fred Schrey were hosts at q surprise farewell dinner for their nephew, at their home on Charte1is Walk at the end of Maksoutoff Street.
 Frank Wright, Jr., manager O. Pyramid Fisheries, left by plane Thursday on a brief business trip and visit with his family in Seattle befcra t9c reoPening of the can nery October 15 for fall pack lng
 Bc3 Franks, son of MT. and Mrs. Clyde Franks, returned Friday frcm the Scout Jamsoree in Paris, France. Last week Bob had tele- phoned his parents from Cleye- land, Ohio, where he was visiting at the home of the s J. Kellys, who had arranged for weeks visit before Bob went overseas. Bob also visited a few days at the home of MT and Mrs. Elliott Fletcher in Seattle tefore return ing home.
 Boz will be honor guest next week at a dinner for Scouts and their parents, at which he will give a report on his trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse MeGraW left for the States by Totem Air Ser vice last weekend for an indefinite business and pleasure trip.
 Arlene Dolenc, Helen Yaw and Carmena French left aboard the Alaska last weekend; Arlene to re- turn to the University at Pull man as a sophomore; Helen to start her sophomore year at Cornell, Iowa, and Carmena to enter Eastern Oregon College of Education where shes won a scholarship.
 Carl Johnson has joined the Northland Transportation Company as freight clerk, replacing William