The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX " SPECIAL TODAY! No Limit PHONE 92 FRANK HERMANN T0 BE MANAGER, JUNEAU DRUG C0. Frank M. Hermann, brother of Russell R. Hermann, arrived re- cently from the Westward, and will be actively associated with the Juneau Drug Company in the fu- ture. ‘This is in accordance with an announcement made today, by Russell R. Hermann, for the past several years owner and operator of the store. Frank Hermann is the youngest of four brothers who adopted phar- macy as a profession and he has literally grown up in the drug business. He worked for more than twenty years in various drug stores in Seattle and Wenatchee, Wash., prior to coming to Alaska in 1936. For the past seven years he has been.engaged in the ‘drug business in Anchorage and Kodiak, ‘and was ofner and operator of the Her- ;:nn Drug -Company in Kodiak, Hor to coming to Juneau. He re- cently disposed of his Kodiak in- terests to identify himself with his brother’s store here. R. R. Hermann will continue as Senior partner in the business founded by him almost fifteen years ago. Effective November 1 however, Frank Hermann will assume the active management of the store. Arriving soon to join the staff is SERVING ALA COFFEE GOLD SHILD—Packed in the New Thermoseal Package —Fresh Roasted—Highest Quality CEILING PRICE -- 43¢ lb. . Order Some Today When You Place Your Order for Groceries EORGE BROTHER EORGE BROTHER SUPER MARKET KA SINCE 1908 WE DELIVER Largest Shipper in Alaska Drug Company of the Hermann | Kodiak, for two years past. in store policy R. R. Hermann stat- | “No change | contemplated,” |ed today, “My brother is a compe- {tent pharmacist and knows the drug business thoroughly his management, and our joint op- erations, we will continue to supply the public with the service and [ quality products which it has been accustomed to receive.” - 'MASON-RAINBO - NIGHT WILL BE EVENT SATURDAY A special invitation is extended to all Masons of Gastineau Chan- nel to be present tomorrow even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Scottish Rite Temple as guests of the Order {of Rainbow for Girls. All members of the Masonic Order are eligible to attend even though they have and the couple will return to the|in an apartment in th |Westward city to make their home.! Building. P e Cooper not been personally ‘contacted. Seven girls will be initiated dur- ing the evening, with a program and social to follow the ceremony. Miss Norma Burford is Worthy Advisor for the Rainbow Girls. Miss Alfreda Fleek is chairman in charge of the refreshment committee for the evening and Miss Pat Shaffer heads the program committee. Members of the Order of Eastern are Miss Eleanor Long, drug clerk ininvited to be present for the affair. Star, as well as all Masons, TS S22 222 ANNIVERSARY PAN AMERICAN's Alaska Service which you did not undervalue, but helped build with faith and support, completes its in war assignments to ebration. / PAN AMERICAN FEKEEER R EREREEX eleventh year—too deep pause for a birthday cel- WORLD AIRWAYS ek - T0 BE BRIDE OF Under PHONE ©5 'MAURINE LOVETT . STAFF SERGEANT | Miss Maurine Lovett, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lovett of this city, will become the bride of Staff | Sergeant Robert V. Dodge of Kansas | City, Missouri, at a ceremony to be | performed this evening at 8 o’'clock {in the parsonage of the Methodist Church. The Rev. W. H. Matthews, |Jr., will read the vows in the pres-| | ence of a few close friends and rela- tives. The bride will be given in’ mar- riage by her father and Mrs. Sechrist | Godfrey will be matron of honor. | Major Arthur Kekhe will act as best man for the groom. Following the ceremony there will be a reception in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. Miss Lovett is well known here and attended the Juneau High School. S/Sgt. Dodge is here on !temporary duty from Anchorage, BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL BARor PRIVATE BOOTHS! |in Princeton, New Jersey. She ar- All-Girl Orchesfra Organized combination of the kind in Juneau, has been organized here and the musicians will make their debut at the USO dance to be given tomor- row night. lian Uggen at the piano, Anita Gar- nick, violinist; Erma Johnson, saxa- phone, and Lois Standafer on the drums U. . Health Officer To Marry in Juneau A romance, which began several years ago in the Panama. Canal| Zone will culminate in marriage Monday when Captain Richard S. | Green, United States Public Health Service sanitarian, takes as his bride, Miss Verona Herman, of |hE‘ | Canal Zone. Until recently Miss Herman was a captain in the post exchange of the Women’s Army Corps Auxiliary.‘ stationed at Des Moines, Towa. She plans to wear her WAC's uniform for the ceremony. The bride-elect and the prospec- tive bridegroom met in the Canal Zone where Green was employed as superintendent of water purifi- cation and Miss Herman was -ems ployed by the Panama Railroad. Miss Herman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Herman of Bal- boa, has lived in the Canal Zone since she was a baby. She is a graduate of the University of Texas, school of business administration in Austin, Texas. After being em- ployed for a time in her home town she went to Boston where she was employed by a contracting com- pany. The former Captain in the WACS was with the second group of wo- men to be inducted at Des Moines. Prior to her coming to Juneau she attended the Army Exchange School rived in the Capital City yesterday. Captain Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Green of Boston was graduatéd from Harvard University in 1936. He majored in engineering sciences and the following year se- cured his master's degree in sani- tary cmzlneering 5 ' He was affiliated with the Moun- taineering Club and the Harvard Engineering Society. Prior to his going to Panama, where he worked for three years, he was employed by the Massachusetts State Health Department. | After leaving the Callu{l.chw,' Capt. Green served as a member! of the faculty of the Penmylvaxflml Medical School in Philadelphia and ! did research work in airo-born in- fection. His duties with the United States Publis Health Service took| him to the staes of Virginia, Mary- land, Maine and Washington, before he was transferred to Alaska a year ago last June. | At present Green is Director of the Division of Sanitation of the Public Health Engineering, and assistant sanitarian for the United States Public Health Service, act- ing under the rank of Captain, The couple will make their home THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA An All-Girl orchestra, the first | The orchetra is composed of Lil- | Former WAC Capfain, PETERCON-CARR MARRIAGE WILL BE HELD SUNDAY scene for an afternoon wedding Sunday at 4 o'clock when Miss Laura Carr, daughter of Mrs, Frank Per- rine of Kansas City, Missouri, and Mr. James Carr of Puyallup, Wash- |ington, becomes the bride of Mr. | Gordon Peterson of this city. The |Rev. W. H. Matthews, Jr., will per- form the ceremony. The bride will be given in mar- \riage by her brother, Mr. Houston | Carr, and Miss Dorothy Carr will be her sister’s maid of honor Miss Patricia Martin will be bridesmaid. Mr. Stan Berringer will act as best ‘mnn' for the groom and the ushers {will be Messrs. Herb Morlin and Fay Woods. Wedding music will be played by Mrs. Charles J. Popejoy, and Miss Mary Jukich will sing before the service. Following the ceremony there will | be a reception at the couple’s resi- dence, apartment 1 in the Knight Apartments, to which all friends are extended an invitation, H Miss Carr has been employed in | the Coffee Shop of the Baranof Hotel for the past several months | and Mr. Peterson is with the Royal Blue Cab Company. The bride’s mother, Mrs. Frank The Methodist Courch will be the | | I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1943 spot it every time JPECIALIZING in any job is important. And, it takes only one taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola to tell you that its makers have gpecialized in re- freshment for years. 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