The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1951, Page 8

& % THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1951 fer Budgel’ Viclimized ‘Pionegr Woman, | Christian Service C(ub | oy 'Here Since '96, Dead |Circle Will Sponsor Mrs. Sophia Carlson, pioneer Ju- Vocal cOn(en PAGE EIGHT PO . 3 / No More Musty, Unsanitary Juneau Airlines President Ind i Counci 700 to neau resident, died Saturday evening 301 salib 5t. Ann’s Hospital following a | : 3 e ) g illness | The Women's Society of Chris-| A i Tt e J 11 Funeral .ervices will be held in|tan Bervice = of the Methodist jury on ot meet the Carter Chapel tomorrow after-| Church is sponsoring a COBCOrS| ] - % + 1 noon at 2 p.m. with the Rev, Wilis | Sept- 28 featuring lo al musicians. | 5 i Gair R. Booth in charge. Buria]l will be| ThiS -announcement was mad? | el of 4 the ex- beside her husband Peter A, Carlson | today concerning the 1 U s 7 e g ter for the in Elks Rest, Evi Yo ory. | Of the (nlx will ’m_ i Y g | E - iy oo ) X for 1951 | He died here in July, of Mrs. Clyde T nesday at 1:30 pm. in the Mac-| Kinnon Apartments. A de identified Pall bearer will be Al 7 sert lun- mons of ling- of Ao tha R. Isaak, z‘.“‘ & ¢ n 1 cheon will T e the business| ireenband of Salt I it cussion hy r e 5 Hendrigbion. meeting. A discussion hy M 1 d angen ; accompanied by| Kathryn Young on The Christ- ’ g . will sing “In the | ian Famil Life will pe on the ram for the aflernoon | d We | PF { at the at, 8 A 5 P Appearing in conce Mrs. Carlson was born in Roeklyn, ! Methodist Church & Calif., June 16, 1879 and came to) pm, will ke Mrs. Mildr Alaska with her parents in 1896, | contralto and Mrs. Virgini full ti w dth ot f when her father wos engaged in|son, soprano, assisted by Mrs. Jane x par mining at Comet, north of here. McMullen, pianist. A reception in ; ; r 0; ¢ gusnoscy ; tht at the| the church social rcom Will fol- g . 4 Oarter Chapel - between Jiignd, 9o, An invitadian has be is- | : ’ ! o'clo | i % R i sued to the public to attend. | . P w A A D FFER CE b Flondes 3 aska be held Nov. 17. A haked feod | ; : She s survived by three children. | i ‘and tea will be one of the : SANITONE DRY CLEANING MAKES? 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Elton Engstrom, member of |pe g This meeting will ,the scout committee. the r d cheon mect- | AID MEETS | | s trom listed 4 chart of |ing, Fritchman s | meetings of various groups which | 0 i | e first fall meeting of the Luth those interested in joining may | RICHARDSON HIGHWAY eran Ladies Aid will be held in the | @g 25 %{ ,5, R y ‘ l EA NERS o 1d. The meetings are sched- | OPENS TO TRAFFIC church social room Thursdaj 8 d 2 % ! | ¢ | pan., Mrs. Art Kassner and Mr. Maose Hall| The Richardson Highw ut of | H. Hillerman, hostesses, announced | sen- | Valdez, which was closed 1 we A program will be presented | @ gg a ' due to washouts has been reopened | by Mrs. Bert McDowell and Mr B RO B b that gets outeven embedded >pla uled as follows Troop 1, freshmen ! Ser 4 pm | ior service scouts, | ; Davis, Sopt, 13 at 7:30 pm.; Troop |to all traffic, according to W. J.|Ray Nevin. l Drownies, Elks|Niemi, chief engineer of the Alaska } = et o | | 11 a.m., Sept | Road Commission. | EMPIRE WERTIADE PAR - v T - | | Heavy rains the first of last week | ————— —_— U A B e o S SR A ! fifth grade scouts, Le- | washed out the road at Mile 4 | wout, 4 pam., Sept. 11;|Mile 16 and Mile 19 out of V. | Treop 5, eighth grade scouts, Me- | The latter part of the week truc | thodist Church, 4 pm., Sept. 11;|were allowed to use the old road on| ® p | Treop vlas, Patrol 1, i enth it home of | THE FORDOMATIC FORD GIVES YOU \ Geor 13; Patrol 2, passeng G ot Raroilh nowever, the regular | AN ENTIRELY NEW KIND OF DRIVING! | Jensen s ¢ h and sixth on the south bank of thei | araders, to be announced. Mrs. J.|river was opened to all traffic, Niemi S | D. Martin leader. 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