The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1937, Page 8

SONS MISSINE, FATHER IS HELD |N FED_“ALJAlL arch Being \’I'ulv in Glac- ier Bay Region for Lads 5 and 3% Years Old C v herman, is [ Federal jail here ‘ \ rge while two boats m arch in the Glacier Bay I of his sons, age re missing 35 brot here by Dey lter Hpllan S r fl to Hoonah in re I port that it wa t Obert had done away w ers. The man i n {or questicned C g to the ¥ Obert but fir a rocky Mrs near etting THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1937. QUEEN IN COMEBACK. Rose Veronica Coyle, 22, Philadelphia beauty, was crowned ‘‘Miss America” at the Atlantic City pageant last fall. She came back for more sunshine, and here she is. Girl Scout Camp Vacation Closes; Rwaids Announced the teaching of first nursing . by M 2 BARR, SIMMONS registered nurce, whose services were ma available through the cour- Sk Pom Stewart, Mills PLANES TUAY Ben Mullen and John Hel- of Health and a Forest Service truck FOI’H]C!' Ba(.k fmm Kelchi— Breaking up camp at noon Satur- the girls were assisted by Rob- lenthal BRIDE-ELECT OF BERTEL JOHNSON Wedding Will Take Place in Bremerton Early i in August ‘\ One of the anticipated engage-| ment events of the year was dis- closed today with announcement of | the bethrothal of Miss Ruth Lun-| dell, popular member of the Juneau| and Douglas younger set, to Mr.! pertel Willilam Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Brem- erton, Wash. Miss Lundell, daughter of Mr. Gus Lundell and Mrs. Sosalia Lundell, | ylens to leave for the south toward the last of July and will be mar- ricd at the Johnson home in Brem- rion in August. i graduate of Douglas schools, -elect is a member of the| Lodge, the 5-2 club and| the Me: Go Round, and some time ago was a winner in the popu-! Jarity contest granting her a trip to Mexico. She studied nursing in Seattle at the Providence Hospital, | the in the meantime tk Alice Palmer, 30 Girls Re- ! "‘('l » 10 Jugen) ];,f }“ Gl kan-—Latter from and subscquently was employed at the two little bo e % [ el I 7 e the B. M. Behrends Store. For the ¢ turn Following 2 Weeks | Miss Palmer voiced special ap- Sitka past year she has been manager of : o At .uvle e ()u[m" preciation to the Boy Scouts and b the. Moritadtnesy-Ward s, il 44 t 5 their directors for the cooperation| After flying A,,,d Brs. Tom ' Mr. Johnsoh, @ Suate of thE overturned or just penad ; . wiven the girls at the camp, and for| Dyer to Taku_Glacier and Steve Univesity of W wston, where | from that time ave ppin e scales by several extra the use of camp equipment. Ward to Hawk Inlet ‘.\lux(l'\‘ after- he received a Bachelor rience baeh : inahle o ¢ o B f ccks al Girl No further organized vities will ngon, Pilot L. F. Barr in the Alaska desree with the class 036, has Obert, but he expl £ ¢ . be sponsored by the Girl Scouts un- | Airways Transport Stinson Sunday peen employed by the Bureau of nd his wife and bs Crone wa {5 til next fall, the exception of ernoon at 4:20 pam. flew R. R. Fisheries. For the past seven years their way into Hoonah of the loc: ain their participation in the Fourth|Brown, James C. Cooper and Mrs. he has traveled to the Bristol Bay Two boa have been dispatched nJuneau arrived from of July r de on Monday, for|J, J. Meherin to Ketchikan. He qistrict for the bureau, and in 1935, to moke a search for the boys, ac- 24C! i afternoon. which furt details will e led this afternoon with Mr. while in Juneau aboard the Scoter, companied by Mrs. Obert. They are e s “:” noun i he first met Miss Lundell. Mr. the Adolphis, Capt. John Anderson. | WAt Ao B g R R Iot €heldon Simmons, after tak- johnson is an en: in the Naval e gaszboat Yukon, Cap oy el S B B party of four to R.O.T.C.and &t present is employed ry Marvis, They left Satur iss sue siewart PARISHONERS ATTEND ch for two men reported miss- |y the Bureau of Fisheries at Leav- | RS ali around G ing near Bridget Cove, Sunday af- 5 morning, but ne ts have be 5 & ¥ enworth. e 1 e aies Botte il was) PICNIC AT SITE OF |ternoon. flew to Taku River Lodge ~ The two will make their home in ¥ ot rded the prize for the best bas- 7t return with Mr. and Mrs. L. washington follow : : - [ ) ~ Washington following their mar- weaving; Miss Jerdith Winth- ST. TERESE SHRINE Blenkensop, Mrs. Charley Rood and yisze 3 " i T " rst prize in archery, and Miss o Mr. Kelso. The three, who had been Bl R o) “‘?Ysli%;!;g‘ ggi%l:¥|%l¥ A Rands and Miss Verna The site of the Shrine to St. Ter-|at Mary Joyce's over the week-end or, second prizes in arch- ese w for the picnic|reported good fishing in Moose 3 - 3 They returned to Juneau at REV' JOHN GLAbsE Tie P. Taylor, Chief Engineer of Highlights many | 8:15 p.m. LEAVES TO ATTEND the Alaska Road Commission, re- on! 1ts of the Lwi throughout| Pilot Simmons, who left at 11 YT b turned to Juneau on the Alas n e trip to Se of the Litile' a.m. on a charter to Sitka with two PRESB ERIAN MEET Flower, Catholic Daughters of Men, whose names were not re- e orica. was In charge of the event.| leased, returhad’at 3 pin. today it - The Rey. John A Glasse (of . the| Shrine site are Dr- J. W. Edmunds and Miss Jerry Northern Light Presbyterian Church | b AN 4 left aboard the Alaska for the south | Island on the Game vessel, the Grizaly Be: r a general incpection trip of 1 work in the Westward. He r d all projects under way which Dr. G. F has started on the new 1 Johnsen, Minard Mill and which are being done MacK:nnon farnished the fish, ¢ ¢or the special $450,000 emergency the 12-mile to an old ello'ment made this spring. River mi 1 Art > enirs from the hik L'IANAGER, ASSlSTANT will keep the event long in the men ral members of the Junior Ca-|Baker, both from Sitka. Yiu bt sacatmniton sod| e to attend the Northwestern ssnod‘ i of the Presbyterian Church in Se-! re made this afternoon by attle. r Catholic Daughte uf MUNTER FLIES atts \ At o He plans to be away for just two| ave for a two w 1 ‘weeks. During his absen: . h beginning July 6. DEMPSFY HERE b SO g cation there [1 Lesher will deliver the sermons at i ory of the , for dozens of old cussion of the { was held at the et RGethams DAt PriARart NAMED FOR OFFICE, rics v ten frm the site,/bome of Mrs. Walier G. Hellan,| b by g Lo MONTGOMERY WARD movy of them B0 vears old grand regent of CDA, with mem- | Herb Munter, Intercoastal Altways — e I 4 v Champs At Baseball bers of the CD.A. in attendance.|pilot, was scheduied o Gepari 4 ST s Su warts baseball team! Mrs. Miles Godkins and Mrs. Joe iKetchikan today at 3:30 p. m. affer Ao TS i % Arncuncemen. is made today the championship for the two- Thibodeau were in charge of trans-|bringing H. E sey 3 b 2 s Doris Swap, p assistant, 1s to week series, Miss Palmer announced. portation for the picnic vesterday, [England Fish Ll‘):.:‘,l,)m) ';‘,.Ul,:( ,f,".‘f nor,h? .’"‘]Wblm‘“k“hgamc ::"'“ b succeed Ruth Lundell ss menager She states that swimming tests will and a bus was provided through the | chikan shortly before noon. B of the Montgomery Ward office be held in town later in the sum- courtesy of the Knizhts of Colum-| Ray Renshaw Sunday made a L-dl (o(;;:mar:x: awc(:;l ‘\:\lzlx?ls;:::::l;‘ here, followinz Miss Lundell's de- mer Miss Mary Wildes and bus [charter trip in the Intercosstal every license holdcl:'y The new open | parture for the south next month. Mise stewart in charge 3 . Bt | plana with Nick Bez, president of season will be that for deer shgo Daisy Hillman has been named One of the aitstanding construe- Lode and placer locanon noiices| the Peril Straits Packing Company ;\nri goats, starting August 2‘0‘ ’l‘h‘(2i as assistant ger tive programs of the camp was fer sale at The Empire Office. | at Todd. bear season closed June 20. : to the mana Chesterfields add to the pleasure ‘ H{gé spots of Pleasure... of anything you’re doing because ... They’re milder. . . refreshingly milder. They taste better. ..a whole lot better. 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