The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-24

last Sunday afternoon was a son,
third child, named Ronald Earl
He was born at the SIS Commune
ity Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson this
week received an announcement Of
the birth of their first grandchild,
Gregory Caryl, August 10 at Bal
timore, Maryland, to 1t. and Mrs.
E. c. Pettenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold veatch have
announced the birth of their adopt
ed son. Harold Acy, born in seattle
this week and weighing six pounus
thirteen ounces. The lad is ex-
pected to arrive in Sitka next week,
accompanied by Mrs Veatch's
mother, Mrs. Garrison Turner of
san Anselmo, Calf.
II st. Michaels Cathedral was the
scene of formal candlelight we'd
ding ceremony last Sunday evening,
performed by Father Michael Os-
sorgin when Doris Marie Lindquist
became the bride of James Arthur
Goddard. Nick Lindquist gave his
daughter in marriage; the brides
sister, Mrs. William Wyres was
matron of honor and Mrs. John
hide, and Miss Nina Elliott were
bridesmaids. George Skannis was
best man and the four crownbearers
were Art Franklin, Bill Hollywood,
Bill Lindquist and George Ander-
| sen.
| Several hundred friends attended
the wedding reception at Commun-
| ity House after the ceremony. Mrs.
Frank Cashel cut the wedding cake
Mrs, A. p. Franklin, Mrs. Jessie
Price, Mrs. John Hollywood and
Mrs. William Walton presided at
the coffee table. Assisting with
the serving were Mrs. William
| Hollywood, Mrs. Louise Elliott, Mrs.
| Nick Kasakan, Mrs. Merle Enloe
and Miss Clara Lindquist Miss
Beverley Fox had charge of the
guest book. s.
During the evening group from
Father Ossorgin's Choir gave sew
eral selections.
The couple left wednesday to
visit relatives in Seattle and the
grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Goddard at Spanway, Washington
then continue to Santa Barbara
where he will enroll in the Brooks
Institute of Photography.
Barton A. Sollars and Carol A.
Johannessen this week applied for
marriage license.
The Christian Science Society
has bought the five cabins built by
Neill Andersen some years ago on
Lake ana ECOlln StTeeCS.
| For the third time, the home
owned by the r. N. Shackelfords
| in Fletcherville, was damaged by
fire-this time not seriously. Some
years ago., when the home was
owned by the Ed Baldwins, the
! building was almost completely de-
stroyed by fire. Later, when owned
| by Mike Lewis, again damage by
| fire was rather severe. This time
damage was approximately $75,
caused by a defective oil stove.
Mrs. Bernhard Beckerson was
! honor guest at a surprise stork
shower given by Mrs. Charles Peter
4 son and Mrs. Dormand McGraw
Friday evening last week at the
Peterson apartment. After opening
the gifts from the twenty some
guests, games were played and re-
freshments served.
Miss Roberta Volz, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Volz, re-
turned last weekend from visit
with relatives in Washington and
Oregon. With Miss volz was her
! grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Orr of
eugene, Oregon, who plans to re-
main for some weeks.
New arrivals in Sitka this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dupler and
infant daughter, Dianne. Mr. Du-
pier plans to take his bar exam
nation this fall and practice in
Sitka. Temporarily. they are in the
\ H. T. Doran apartment while the
Dorans are vacationing in the
States. 49, ~
H Returning to the Mt. Edgecumbe
Medical Center after an absence OF
two years was DR.. Andy Wheeler,
his wife and two children. DR..
Wheeler has been in private practice
at Absarkee, Montana.