The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1949, Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1949 58 0UT, 33 IN ON ALASKA COASTAL WEDNESDAY TRIDS| With a total of 105 passengers carried on Alaska Coastal flights| yesterday, there were 14 carried on’ interport flights, 58 departing Ju-| neau and 33 arriving. For Taku Lodge: Mr. and Mrs.| H. B. Morrow, Cyril Morrow, How- ard Morrow. For Skagway: Robert Miller, Bud Phelps, A. E. Jasker, Francis Nel- son, Arlene Nelson, Peggy Bullock, | Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bullock, Gene- vieve Wald, Ed Vogel, Elsa Bailey,| Dolly Riedel. For Haines: Trimble. For Tulsequah: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, Tom Dyer, O. Feeney, N. Osadchuk, N. Geloff,| Ray Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Al Woods, P. Dzenclolet, G. Gerum,i John Bowen. For Ketchikan: Forrest Gowan, C. P. Irwin, Jr. For Petersburg: S. F. Berge, U V. White, Hugh Johnscn, Mr.{ Pettigrew. | For Wrangell: Al Linehart. i For Hoonah: Mrs. Walsh. For Tenakee: Mrs. Nellie Denni- son, Mrs. Glen Johnson, Mrs. Por- ter, Phyllis Porter, Sam Asp. For Hood: F. Paul, Thompson. For Chatham: Clarence Ander- son. For For For 0. J. Weber, Bill H. Mc-} Angoon: Lillian Thompson. Todd: S. B. Osman. sitka: Mrs. William Hixson, Barbara Hixson, E. A. Rutherford,| Engel | Delores Zeis, Mr. Marker, Medsatie, John Osborn, Fred Gees- lin, David Price, €am Sing, Joe Wallace. From Sitka: Van A. Marker, E. A. Rutherford, Lloyd Cook, Helen Lebig, C. P. Wyckoff, Ed Reed, Roy Evenson, Mrs, Rinehart. From Hoonah: Frank Hefner, Mrs. George Dalton. ! From Chatham: G. E. Hamilton. From Hood Bay: Mr. and Mrs Harold Einclair. From Tenakee: Smith, Katherine Cole, Sam Asp. From Wrangell: William Feather- stone, Grisham, Larry Lindstrom. From Tulsequah: R. Dezouche. From Haines: Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Davis, Carolyn Davis, Duke Davi Martin A. Corder, Leonard Eva Andrew Wanamaker H. M. Fowler. From Skagway: Mrs. Bob Lee and son. MOOSE PICNIC AUG. 14 AT AUK BAY GROUNDS; ACS CHANGES PLANS ‘The Moose Lodge picnic planned for Sunday, August 14, at Auk Bay will be held then as was previously planned. A conflict had arisen with Mrs. Smith, Helen the Alaska Communication System | scheduling a picnic for the same | time and place. Since the Mocse had announced theirs some time previously the ACS has agreed to hold their picnic on Sunday, August 21, at the Auk Bay picnic grounds. RED CROSS MEETS Appointment of committee chair- men will be the chief order of bus- iness at tonight’s board meeting of Juneau Chapter, American Red Cross. The first meeting of the new bkoard will be at 7:30 o'clock tenight in the City Council Cham-J bers. Henry C. Leege is chairman, and Mrs. Edith Barras, secretary. ileft via Alaska Coastal plane tc Albert | to, teacher of the Pelican School, william | M. Holm, H. Otteson, M.| NEWS 3:30 FIRE ALARM | ® The Douglas Volunteer Fire De- | partment was called cut at 3:30 this morning when a b\xlldozer'g caught on fire as the motor was being started. The vehicle, owned by Hayes and Whitely Contractors, m was to pull one of the company | cars out of the beach sand where it ‘wes mired, near their clean-up operations on Douglas Beach. Only | slight damage was done. HELEN FORREST RETURNS | Helen Forrest returned last Mon-‘ day irom a several months vaca- tion in the States. In San Fran- cisco she visited with the Stanley | Rekosh family, who were formerly Juneau and Douglas residents. In| Seattle, where she visited for some time, she attended the Juneau- Douglas picnic and said it was one of the most successful and well- attended picnics in several years She is back at work at Mike's place. BACK TO PELICAN Mrs. Arvo Wahto and child for Pelican, which has been t home for the past several years, | after a visit in Douglas. Mr. Wah- | family there last ican mail boat. preceded the Tuesday, via the ALABAMANS HERE FOR TWO-WEEK VACATION Finding Alaskan weather a little chilly after spending most of the summer in deep south Alabama are Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Tittle, par- ents of Mrs, Carl D’Epiro. The Tittle's arrived here Tuesday on iboard the SS Aleutian for a two- week visit. Their home town is | Townley, Alabama. . { Mr. and Mrs. D’Epiro plan to go on vacation next Frids nd drive to Alabama via the a High- way, with Mr. and Mrs. Tittle mpanying them. Mr. D'Epiro| is assistant to the Chairman of| ithe Alaska Field Committee, Ken- | i neth Kadow. NOTICE TO CREDITORS | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ! that I, WILLIAM A. WINN, have i been appointed Administrator of the estate of BESS WINN, De- ceased, and that all persons are required to present their claim with proper vouchers within six months from the date hereof at my | office in the ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU, First National Bank | Building, Juneau, Alaska. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, July 28, 1949. WILLIAM A. WINN, ministrator of the Bess Winn, Deceased. (First pub July 28, last pub Aug 18) Ad- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the| undersigned was duly appointed | Administrator, with Will annexed, of the estate of Anna Rosenberg, | deceased, by the Probate Court for| the Juneau Precinct of Alaska. All| persons having claims against the | estate of deceased are required to | present them, with proper vouchers | attached, to the undersigned with-| in six months from the date of| ‘this notice. Said claims may be| ‘mailed to the undersigned at Box | ’J | 1121, Juneau, Alaska. | Dated at Juneau, Alaska, July 10, 1949. N. C. 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