The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Funeral Rites for Jack Langseth on Thursday Afternoon Funeral services for Jack Lang- seth, who died suddenly Friday, 'Lutheran Aid Sociefy 'Plans Christmas Celebration at Church | The December meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will be held in the church social room at 8 p.m. Thursday will be held l"""“é“*_“" “’C‘;"“’:’“ at| " A Christmas program is p]annel AEPAn. GBS (URIR. SRReL by Mrs. Bert McDowell and Mrs. The Rev. G. H. Hillerman will give the eulogy. Vocalist will be Evelyn| A Kelly. The Independent Order of |tioi Odd Fellows ritualistic service wil be re at the cemetery. Interment is to in the Odd Fellows, plot Roy l\( in t of the Christmas celebra- nember is asked to bring le. Evergreen Cemetery. | “Thidwe Whb are Bavink Pallbearers are to be Harry Ton- cOupons to bring thnm‘g by kin, J. P. Christenson, Henning |'C Hostesses for the te Mrs. Jack Bur- O. Rude. y Jel nkm~ Ben Hav- all at the Carter ning between 7 and It is requested tha ars old December 14, passing (m week before his buthda) H worked on the Douglas Island N Dispatch, Record-Miner, Stroller’ Weekly and the Daily Alaska Em pire. He played. bas in the Gastineau 4 z SRS years. Mr. Langseth was act the Juneau and Douglas volunlecrl ALASKA fire departments STEAMSHIP Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jose- ‘ COMPAHY phine Langseth, and three daugh- | ters, Mrs. James Owings, Talladee, | Ga., s. James Gleason, St. Pet- | ersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Roy Eaton, Anchorage and seven grandchildren. | Mrs. Gleason has arrived for her father's funeral. Mr. Langseth is also survived by Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND S.S. DENALI S.8. BARANOF Sun. Dec. 16 Sun. Dec. 23 Petersburg Kelchikan two brothers, Andrew Langseth of | Wrangell Ceattle Ketchikan and Rasmus Langseth of ‘ Ketchikan Seattle, two sisters: Mrs. Iver Han-| * Sl";[llc seth, Seattle; and Mrs. J. C. John- | % son, Vallejo, Calif. Andrew I_aug-[ NORTHBOUND seth arrived for the funeral. | §.5. BARANOF §.5. DENALI | Tues. Dec. 15 1 ) | Seward | Arctic Research Growing Rapidly: University Prexy SEATTLE, Dec. 12—(P—Scientif- ic research in northern Alaska and the Arctic is growng rapidly, Dr.| Terris Moore, Fairbanks, president of the University of Alaska, report- ed here today. “Last summer there were more | than 150 different scientific pro- | jects going up there,” Dr. Moore said. ! One in which he participated per- sonally was a 22-hour flight beyond | the North Pole to study ice islands. | The flight went beyond the pul(‘ For Information til the plane was closer to Ei until th plane wi closer to U= PhoHes 2 and 4 rope than to Alaska. Juneau “There is considerable specula- tion about the formation of the ice islands,” the university head said. | i idn ar ket e acwn abaut] o HL E: GBEEN, Agen! them is classified information.” Freighier Service From Seattle December 21 FLEMISH KNOT Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau o ACA AGENT HER,E Mrs. Elmer Garnes, Alaska Coast- al Airlines agent from Angoon, is IP COMPANY stopping at the Gas'.meau Hotel. STEAMSH hristmas... and home Christmas has a rich and deep mean- ing. All over the world families are looking forward to being together for Christmas. It is the sincere wish of the Union Pacific Railroad that this hope may be realized. 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