The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20

motor trip with her husband, stop- lping in Montana, Chicago and North Dakota.
 Mrs. Pete Banner, third grade teacher, will remain in Sitka. Cleo Campbell, fourth grade
 teacher, will visit relatives in Canada, before attending summer school at the University of Wash ,ington.
 Genevieve Mayberry, fifth grade will visit the Interior before join ing her family in Oregon and at- tending the summer session at the University.
 Sara Fernald, grade school SUD- erintendent and seventh grade teacher, plans to visit the Inter- for before going to Chicago to visit her family. She will not return to Sitka next year as she plans to enter the University next fall to work for her M. A.
 Eighth grade teacher, Mrs. E. M. Goddard will visit her son and daughter -in-law, MT. and Mrs Jack Goddard, in Ketchikan, at- tend summer school at Texas Teachers College in Canyon. Texas; visit relatives in Brownwood and Grosbeck, Texas, and Los AngelG; and Mrs. Mary Goddard in Santa Barbara, Calf, before returning to teach again next year.
 Florence Hobbs, High School teacher, will visit her family in Lincoln, Nebraska.
 ! High School science teacher, Florence Van zante, will not re- turn next year, as she plans to enter medical school after a sum- mer's visit with her family.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barnas, high school teachers, with infant son Jimmy, will visit their fam lilies in Nebraska and Iowa during the summer.
 Barbara Rudnick, Home Ec teacher will spend the summer with her family in Jamestown, North Dabota.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Cole, Tnom- as F. Jones and Mrs. Pete Banner will remain in Sitka during the summer. Mir. Jones will give pri- vate mreic lessons and tune pianos.
 Mrs Harold Melby and daughters Annie and Vonnie left this week to spend the summer with rela- tives in the States. MT. Melby went with them to Juneau and returned after seeing his family safely off. He will spend the summer rebuild ing the home he purchased in Jamestown Bay this spring.
 Arriving on the Estebeth this week were Mrs. Kate Kessler, her sons Hilton and P. H. Kessler, with the latter's wife and a cousin, Joe Allen Barker, to spend the summer with Mrs. Kessler's daugh- ter, Mrs. Karl Wollarth at Fletch- erville. With another son, T. c. KessIer, employed by CAA on Japonski, the family is reunited for the first time in over 20 years.
 All the me of the family plan to spend the summer fishing with MT. Wollarth on his troller, the Honey.
 Mrs. George Hellerich with her daughters, Joan and Jannette and her son Pete left by plane Thurs day to make their home in Se- attle where Joan will attend the University. They plan to spend the summer months at a resort, then move to the city in the fall. They have made their home in Sitka for several years. Mrs. He'll erich is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Brightman.
 H. A. Gilbert, attorney, arrived this week from Anchorage, to establish a law office in Sitka. He will he joined by his wife and daughter Jean shortly. MT. Gil- bert is a graduate of the Okla homa City law school and is a member of the Bar in that state. After serving in the Army during the war years, he was associated with REC in Anchorage.
 Mrs. Harry Hagen returned last weekend from a vacation in the States. Retiring with her was her son Milan who graduated from UW in March, majoring in Busi- ness Administration. Milan plans to return to the States in the fall.
 Mrs. Prank Tilson and Mrs. D. E. McGraw with infant daughter,
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