The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1931, Page 6

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Auxiliary Heads In- | ducted Into Office by ‘l Mrs. Sheelor | The Alford John Bradford Unit |of Post No. 4, American Legion | Auxiliary, held its monthly busi- ®l | ness meeting at the Dug-Out, Oc- | tover 1, and many matters of in- terest were taken up and discussed. The new officers for the year be- ginning October' 1 were installed, " BEING MADE IN CHURCH PLANT alifornia | ations of «d closely Resurrection Ladies’ Aid Completing Improve- ments to Rooms | f \ | were st two All-Ame: k Baker, end, a e Woodworth, guard. Dame’s “watch charm” 1 er, has stepped into business Aid of the Resurrec- a Church recently O greatly improve the | 4 e All-Al 6 e % 2 4 and this Unit considered it an ..Im:‘n;:gl:‘. f’\;ln . Pt work”:)\‘ret‘d“d honor to have the Department te, followed the i, bout a finished Sunday President, Mrs. Edith F. Sheelor of Savoldi in turning g act as installing officer. It is not very often that a unit has the t | Department President act in this i | last few weeks a new bEs' Hetn plaged capacity. The following officers ———— = | were installed: | Associated Press Photo | president—Mrs. Beth Nordling. S8amuel P. Towne of Philadelphia | Fi Vice-President—Mrs. C. P. Is the new commander of the Grand | seclye, Army of the Republic. He was it i elected at the Des Moines cone e etden My e and Utah eague” foo: he 1930 sea- son without the bl h of a sin- defeat, although it wasn't | Edi d. day of 1931 that Wash: wvention, Edith Bavar e, Pacific Coast champi cre- | — ] Secrelmr]:!-Treasuxvr— Mrs. Mil- it on the chin from Alabama calso-| ON WAY TO SITKA jAL P in the Rose Bowl classic. Historian—Mrs. Lucille Stone- 1ls 50 soon be Bers Mrs. J. E. * Wade, after sensational A cheerfu] color scllem“‘B{‘A and Einar Olsen X{SBp b C-vghogje' et e Dol av Alabama, begins the orange, and green pre- on the motorship Northla J"wal;f:;n 4 y on destinies When this work is com- | destined for Sitka. J. E. Berg is : T at 'Bama a most pleasant effect will | president of the Marlyn Fish ccm. | . L€ Chaplain, Mrs. Waino Hend. & rickson, was unable to be present, !f;"]‘;’ g ’gise‘:"‘i‘:;;cf;ng 1 2% [but sho will be installed at the 5| company at Sitka in the past sum- Sf;‘:ybusmefi e L i ;’::i:;;’:q I My The incoming officers served a remains at the of U gridiron craft, a he is understood to have tering offers to ply hi mbers of the congrega. entertain their frien € ——-—— elsewhere at a larger sal- very tasty luncheon to the members | SEMAR MAKES VISIT | present. SHOE MERCHANT RETURNS | W Semar, manager of the e { Northland Transportation Com- lin, Juneau shce mer-|pany, is a round-trip passenger on ned on the motorship the motorship Northland, which last evening from a called at Juneau last night. trip to Seattle. ' ———— | | PATIENTS LEAVE HOSPITAL Robert Semple and Leo F. Krause, who were patients in St. | Ann's hospital, left the institution vesterday and took passage for Ten—Northwestern and } Paci A Rocky Coast—Washington State St RETURNS FROM SEATTLE Mountain—University of | BOE LEE IN TOWN t last night on the motor- Utah | Bocb Lee, representative of the| Charles Mawthron, traveling S}Siap“lionhganr:ig > Southwest—University of Texas, Carr on Milk Compan; s back | salesman, returned to Juneau yes : Big Six—University of Kansas. |in Juneau from a busin trip 1o terday from a business trip ¢ Old papers at Tne Emoire, | Southern—Alabama and Tulane,'the Westward and the Interior. Seattle. ! o : Believe it or Not! 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