The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-29

Norah and he conducted both the Morning Worship and the Vesper Service at the Presbyterian Church.
 Mrs. Walter Sen returned home on the Norah She had been visit ing relatives in the States for sev- eral weeks.
 Mavis and lone Soldin left on the Norah to visit their sister in Wash ington and their brother in Cali fornia. Jane and Rose Steffen will travel with them to California where they plan to visit relatives until time for school to reopen.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Garlock of Los Angeles who have been visiting in Skagway left on the Norah to return home.
 A dinner party was given at the Golden North Hotel, July g, to com pliment Miss Emily Haverstock on her birthday Besides Miss Haver- stock the guests were Miss Trudy Smith, Mrs. Peggy Beale, Mrs. Myrtle Helen, Hal Johnston, Jr., Jack Kuenster and George Davis.
 Mrs. Beale, Mrs. Helen, and Miss Trudy Smith made the trip to Ben Ma-ChlNee Monday and Tuesday, July 11-12.
 Miss Emily Haverstock went to Whitehorse Monday, July 12, fo1 dental attention. She returned home Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs. William Bigham went to Whitehorse Monday for dental at tention Billy and Donna Bigham are visiting at the Sheleby residence while she is away.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rude and Mrs Harry Stonehouse of Juneau were visitors in Skagway Monday and Tuesday. From Skagway they went to Haines to make the trip over the Haines Highway.
 MT. and Mrs. -Jack Garlock who have been visiting Mrs. Garlock's mother, Mrs. Olive Talbot, left or the train, July 13, to return to their home in Anchorage.
 The Fox Party of Canada, inter- nationally known singers, musicians radio artists, and speakers, gave 8 Sacred Music Festival at the Pres byterian Church Tuesday evening July 13.
 Mrs. o. P. Flynn went to Juneau by Alaska Coastals, July 12, fol dental attention.
 Tad Hillary returned home on the plane Tuesday. He spent the spring and early summer in Tenakee.
 MT. and Mrs. William Stevenson and children, Becky, Hallie and Da- yid spent the first part of last week fishing at the Portage.
 Clarence Henry Ehrmann, mech- anic for Ottumwa, Iowa, died Tues day, July 13, at pm. at the White Pass Hospital. Death was due to corcnary thomE osis. MT. Ehrmann was 54 years of age. He is survived by two sons, Edwin Ehrmann, Jr. and Irene Ehrmann of Cordova. The funeral was conducted at the Pres- Eyterian Church Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial was in the Skagway Cemetery.
 Mrs. Clayton Policy and sons Err nest and Roger who have been vis- iting Dr. and Mrs. P. I. Dahl have returned to Juneau.
 A meeting of the Common Council ell of the City of Skagway was held Tuesday evening, July 13, at the City Hall.
 Considerable discussion was made in regared to the telephone situation. Mr. Mays infirmed the members of the Council that the condition of the present system was not too good and advised that repairs be made. No action was taken The Council discuessed obtaining steam generator for the purpose of heat ing the water in the mains in the winter. The clerk was instructed to write to Lomen Bros, for infor- nation.
 It was advised that the City should commence rebilling for sewer rentals-to be effective as of July 1st.
 A report from the committees working on the swimming pool pro- ject was tabled until the next meet ing.
 Miss Lottie Gaffy who has been visiting in oregon and Minnesota returned home on the George Wash- ingtcn.
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