The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-20

to tacoma where SIle VIII dtlSlit high school and have extensive dental work done; Ruth Surbrook has gone to Seattle to attend school; Mavis Irene Soldin. Ralph Welch, Bob Selmer, Stanley Brown, and James Beitinger have left to attend Washington State College at Pullman-Bob's senior year; Ralph's sophomore year; the rest freshmen. John Hoyt enters the University of Idaho as freshman. Eddie Fairbanks, and Tom Tunley go to the University of Alaska as sophomores and George Bloom as freshman.
 George Messerschmidt who has been in Skagway working on the section and in the B. and E. Gang returned to his home in Juneau.
 Ralph Wilcoxin who has spent the summer in Skagway working on the section returned to his home in San Diego, California. The eve ming before Ralph left he cut his leg quite badly when the knife he wa susing to dissect a goats head slipped He was taken to the White Pass Hospital where several stit- ches were put in the cut.
 
 Mrs. Florence Smith of Seattle has been visiting her mother, Mrs. William Wasser, for several weeks.
 Naomi Chapter No. 9, O.E.S. re- ceived beautiful table centerpiece from friends in Germany, MT. and Mrs. Walter Lennssen, recently. Between two ovals of glass set in handwrought silver frame is a dolly of Brussels lace. The Chap ter plan to use the centerpiece to display on very special occasions the exquisite angel band the Len ssens sent last Christmas.
 The Teenagers were entertained at the B.P.O. Elks' Hall Friday evening with a dance Chaperones were Mrs. Tom Cooper and Mrs. William Beitinger.
 Friends have received word of new babies in several homes this past month. A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Berkeley P. Hutch ins of Seattle July 30. The baby who weighed seven pounds eleven ounces has been named Kenneth Herbert. The Hntchins have an older daughter. Mrs. Hutchins is the former Joan Hannah of Skag- way.
 A scond son has been born to Mir and Mrs. Fredrik Throstein- son formerly Jean Reynoldson of i Skagway) iii Seattle.
 A son whom shey have named Patrick was born 10 MT and Mrs. Vernon (Tex) De Haven of Anch- orage, The baby joins sister Joyce and two brothers Mike and Roy Mrs. De Haven is the former Urania Larson of Skagway. l A son, Robert John, was born to MT. and Mrs. Donald Ripley of Ketchikan Sunday, August 26. Mrs. Ripley, formerly Esther Bogus lawski; made many friends when she was iii Skagway as nurse at the White Pass Hospital
 Mir and Mrs. Johnny ODaniel returned home Sunday evening on the Barge from trip to Seward to attend the Legion Convention held there recently. The ODaniels left Skagway, going by train to Carcross. From there they drove in their Ford pickup to Whitehorse where O'Daniel met with the Ex- ecutive Committee of the White horse Board of Trade to discuss the resolution that O'Daniel was taking to the Convention from Skagway, namely, resolution to support a road connection from Skagway, Alaska to Carcross, VT. Later he met with the Canadian Legion and found cooperation in both places Since that time, he re- ports the Whitehorse Board of Trade has had a general meeting of all its members and has gone on record in favor of the proposed road connection. From Whitehorse the ODaniels drove to Anchorage where they called upon Major Bry- ant, Public Information Officer, to
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