The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1949, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNFAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949 (ONDmONS 'Wedding Reception MOVES TO SKAGWAY s i s s ; the C By Cannery Workers e 0': WE A'“-I[R H M Wal e party of four that hab beml | —— sl 1‘ [ Honors rs a fOfl ing topographic surveying for the | \ B 8 1g moved to Skag- | | | Mr. and Mrs e Jom L. Walton, | 2 for further Wese] b E@s | wno were married here July iy - to Joprtal . | Russell Secrist hns been dis- - |the home of Mr. and Mrs. il o 5 pt ’| charged from St. Ann's hospital. | Weather conditions and temps son, thought e edding | © 3 mitted to the Government , he hel L this work | Hospital were Henry, Fannie and atures at various Alaska points, ities were over, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30flew to Hoonah the day after the Adams of Douglas. am. 120th Meridian Time, and |ceremony. released by the Weather Bureau,| Mrs, Walton, the former Jeanice Juneau, follow: Welsh, operates the Icy Straits Anchorage 47—Ps Canning Company there. She | Barrow '"!unm»d into work again rig his meve wil Bay to n the G ru ographic done in the and A haby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs, Chris McNeil at the Govern- War Surplus Store No. 2 Bethel 47—Partly y | away | Mr: pae Cordova 47-Drizzle| But a surprise awaited her when | EOUR ,I‘(ff‘r S ch S(;‘“f'“"' Dawson 4 y | she into the mess hall. At her) g P 3 astineau. Edmonton 50 F«r: place was a big, beautiful \wm‘mm @ l G ld 9 | AL e witiy pposite . Golastein’s Haines 49- V1nuri\ the huge knife she was to use Havre 49— Partly Cloudy | slimer’s knife pured and polis R P by fellow-work ACROSS 9. Pe of Juneau Airport 46—Rain Showers| sSurrounded by fellow-wc ,L‘.; A 2! ROH 01 500 Y . Annette Island 51—Partly Cloudy|and dressed as they were—in old| 6. Kitchen 21. Bestows Kodiak ain | slacks—the bride enjoyed her wed- 2 85. Item of prop- rE R Kotzebue —Fogding reception thoroughly. | erty McGrath 55—Partly Cloudy] It concluded with music—age-old § Fanimun M Northway 49—Rain Showers | Tlingit songs. i Nome 44—Partly Cloudy | Mrs, Walton said, “T've munmn‘ e e '] a [] L] L] u L] L] [] n Petersburg 49—Cloudy [ many native weddings, but n Portland 52-Foz nave I heard such a wonderful el [ [ Prince George 49—Cloudy | serenade.” | | b Seattle 52—Partly Cloudy ISR RIS AR Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle | Whitehorse ... 56—Partly Cloudy| Her long coal miners strike . Type ot | aEa L] [ ] [} Yakutat 50—Fog | plagued Australia in tho midst of el automobile | Z 4 . Towerlike gefyoursioday . . . . . . .. $2.25 & A SHOE DUBBING ... Make your shoes | waterproof . . . . . . . . . 25¢ Sweet solution Light brown Bitter vetch I the coldest weather of the Aus- tralian winter. The government | planned to send 3,000 troons mine coal in New South Wales Au 1 unless the strike is over by then KETCHIKAN JURY There being no cases in whi they would be called, the membe: of the jury in the Federal c T NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that ! undersigned was duly app ! Administrator, with Will anne: of the estate of Anna Rosenberg, cceased, by the Probate Court fo: the Juneau Precinct of Al A All ainst th at Ketchikan were excused Tuesday until next Monday. the In Memorium To Proportion Superlative LEE H. SMITH persons having claims ¢ i —— S ———— L — e — At ———— te of deceased are required to| [z 32. School hooks . Pioneer Juneau Dairyman, present them, with proper vouchers | | 3. A trive ‘or ls Is a mus C e ek hed, to the undersigned with- ) . He | maa N L > L IRy six months from the e of E 7 hgaln ’g;';fl THE this notice. Said claims may be [98 |37 38. Kind of necktle . " JUNEAU DAIRIES, INC. | mailed to the undersigned at Box | s ol i . 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