The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-25

' Y. land Mrs. Manville Olson who are leaving in the near future for
 Anchorage. MT. Olson is one of the
 three elders of the Presbyterian
 Church.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Kosh- mann and three children Vic. Carol and Connie, of Fairbanks arrived on Sundays train and were over
 night guests at the Manse Rev. Koshmann and Rev. Dodge went to Juneau Monday moring on the ,plane. Mrs. Koshmann and the , children left on the Louise Monday evening.
 /; Mir and Mrs. John Heidelberper went to Whitehorse Monday for ,X-rays for MT. Heidelberger's leg. They returned Wednesday. Passengers to Whitehorse on Mondays train enroute for the trip down the River to Dawson were MT and Mrs. Henry Dedrnan and their granddaughter Betsy Kalen- ksoky; and Mrs. and Mrs. Art Lar son and their three children Tim Imie, Janice, and Russell. el-s State College on Mondays plane were Robert Selmer and Ralph Welch. Bob has accepted the posi- ton of assistant dispatcher with Donald Beitinger for the summer: Ralph will work with the Bridge Gang.
 Dewey McCracken arrived on Mondays plane from Montana where he has been attending school to spend the summer with his mother, Mrs. w. B. Heidelberger.
 L. c. Foster of Lakeside, Cali fornia, arrived on the Coastal Mon day afternoon to work with his brother, L. Foster, on the dike project.
 Shirley Edwards, Sandra Nelson, Darlene Brundige. Kay Lamoreaux, Carole Pribbernow, and James Hartson left Monday afternoon on the Princeton Hall to spend week at the Junior Camp of Rainbow Glacier, Haines.
 Mrs. Margaret Barker, cook at the Summit, is a patient in the White Pass Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld and their thirteen year old son, Arnold Robert, were passengers to the states on the Princess Louise Mon day evening. Mir Gutfeld's resigna- tion from his present position as General Auditor for the White Pass and Yukon Route effective July l.
 MT Gutfeld has made his home in Skagway for AT years, coming here February 20, 1904 with his father Max Gutfeld who owned and operated the Vienna Bakery and Cafe in Skagway for years. He be- gan in the Audit Office December l, 1920 working up from junior clerk to the position of General Auditor June 20, 1886, MT. Gutfeld married Frances Connors of Van couver, Washington, who had been teaching in the Skagway School. Both MT. and Mrs. Gutfe1d have heen very active in many of the organizations in Skagway = MT. Gutfeld as councilman, Past Master in White Pass Lodge F. & AM. Past Patron Naomi Chapter No. g, o. E. S.. Past Exalted Ruler, B. P. 10. Elks; Mrs. Gutfeld as Past Madam President of the Skagway Emblem Club and Past Matron of Naomi Chapter, and an active member of the Library Board. Both | are members of the American Le- zion and Auxiliary. Their moving to the states is big loss to Skagway. l MT. Gutfeld is the Deputy of the Grand Master District No. 3, M. w. Grand Lodge F. & A. M. of i Washington, and will attend the
 Grand Lodge held in Tacoma June l9, 20, 21.
 Mrs Katherine Lee went to Jun eau on the Princess Louise for medical attention.
 MT. E. j. Fairbanks accompanied | by Boy Scouts Terry Eagle, Joe Jud- son, Carl Mulvihill. Eugene Van Zanten, Freddie Boynton, Roger Cotton, Calvin McClain, Charles Tunley, Leslie Fairbanks, Tom Ma