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Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1930

Page

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Charles Wilson and Eselat Lumba Wed in Ketchikan

Charles Wilson, a Bureau of Roads engineer, wed Eselat Lumba in a Saturday ceremony at the court house following her arrival on the Alameda from Seattle. The couple met in Cordova last year. they plan to reside in Ketchikan then Juneau.

Cordova Esealet Lomba Dine Irena Lumbardne Seattle Charles Wilson Bureau of Road Ketchikan Petersburg W. C. Arnold Court House Alameda Mary Reep Everett Washington Stanley Adams S. L. Hartman Nount Lumbardine Wilson Bureau of Roads Revilla Juneau

Elk charge ends in fatal crash near Regina

A wild bull elk charged an automobile head on near Regina and died when its horns pierced the radiator.

Auto Regina Sask

Olcese Heir Sought for Half Million Fortune

Mrs Amelia Olcese says Frank Olcese vanished toward the north fourteen years ago after seeking wealth in Alaska. A California fortune of about five hundred thousand dollars remains tied to him as his brother Louis Olcese left cattle and oil lands to him. The missing man has not been traced since his departure.

Frank Olcese Valdez California San Francisco Amelia Olcese Alaska Louis Olcese Northland

Petersburg Teachers Meeting At High School Auditorium

A special meeting of Petersburg Public School teachers will be held at the high school auditorium next Monday after noon September 1 at two o'clock. Superintendent C. H. Bowman urges all teachers to attend this important gathering.

Petersburg C. H. Bowman

Teachers Reception Set for September 5 at Sons of Norway Hall

The Parent Teacher Association will host a special reception for teachers from Petersburg Scow Bay and West Petersburg schools on September 5 at the Sons of Norway Hall.

Sons of Norway Hall Parent Teacher’s Association Petersburg Scow Bay West Petersburg

Alaska Small Game and Migratory Bird Seasons Announced

The Alaska season opens September 1 for small game and migratory birds. Deer season runs from August 20 to December 15 with horns at least three inches. Residents may kill three deer and two mountain sheep. Bag limits under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act: ducks 15, geese 4, waterfowl possession limit 50, 30 ducks and 8 geese. grouse 15, ptarmigan 25 with 25 max possession. Bear season ends June 20. ptarmigan and grouse close February 28.

Alaska Department of Interior

The Rogue Song Opens at MacGregor With Star Cast

The Rogue Song, a Technicolor musical from MGM, debuts at the MacGregor Theater this Sunday. Lawrence Tibbett stars with Catherine Dale Owen and Laurel and Hardy among the cast, directed by Lionel Barrymore. The tale follows a singing bandit chief in the Caucasus who loves a princess amid daring horsemanship and chorus numbers on galloping horses.

Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer MacGregor Theater Lawrence Tibbett Metropolitan Opera Star Catherine Dale Owen Wallace Macdonald Judith Voselli Kate Price Lionel Belmore James Bradbury, Jr Nance O’neil Burr MclIntosh Florence Lake Roach Laurel and Hardy Barrymore Frances Marion John Colton Shanghai Caucasus Robin Hood Caucasus Mountains Tibbett

Salmon Cannery Sees 105 775 Cases Pack This Year

Closing the PAF cannery season shows a total pack of 105 775 cases with breakdowns 4170 reds 5519 cohoes 82732 pinks and 138 348 chums. Payments include 45000 to fishermen 30000 to stores mills shops and ways 12000 to local residents 25000 to workers in boats and 10000 for logs totaling 122000. City taxes about 7450 plus other utilities.

Petersburg Teriiory

Alaska College Opens September Fifteenth

The 1930 31 Alaska College Calendar, as reported in the July issue of the Farthest North Collegian, sets the opening date for September 15 and commencement on May 25. It aims to give working students maximum time to save for college expenses.

Alaska

The Whole Towns Talkingaudience enjoys local talent play

A large crowd at the Coliseum Theatre watched the American Legion sponsored home talent production The Whole Towns Talking on Tuesday and Wednesday. Twelve local actors participated, praised as one of Petersburgs best home talent entertainments.

The American Legion Wednesesday Coliseum Theatre Petersburg

Lutheran Church welcomes Rev Markestad and parishioners

The Lutheran Church announces the arrival of Rev W J Markestad. Sunday School resumes at 10 A M and Morning Worship at 11 A M with a cordial welcome extended to all worshippers.

Sunny Side Up at Coliseum Theater Opens Sunday

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star in Sunny Side Up a musical comedy at the Coliseum starting Sunday. Supporting cast includes Sharon Lynn El Brendle Marjore White and Frank Richardson with a chorus of 100 dancing and singing beauties and six song hits. The plot moves from East Side New York City to the seaside with light comedy and mild pathos.

Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Coliseum Theater Sharon ‘Lynn el Brendle Marjore White Frank Richardson East Side New York City

Seventy Year Old Anna Van Skike Swims Twenty Miles

Santa Monica reports Mrs. Anna Van Skike celebrated her seventieth birthday by swimming twenty miles. She remained in the water for twelve hours and ten minutes.

Santa Monica Anna Van _ Skike

Unclear excerpt on cosmetic terms attributed to Greek clients

An unclear Chicago August note mentions rouge and necking terms, a shower bath and bathtubs, and comic strips with attribution to Dr. David M. Robinson of Johns Hopkins University.

New Chicago David M. Robinson John Hopkins University

Juvenile gang war wounds three in Chicago

In Chicago a juvenile gang war left three children wounded after five youths attacked John Obazzo age 14 and Ted Obazzo age 12 who fled then returned with a rifle. Sam Shari sena age 6 Billy Korras age 8 and Florence Moliere age 15 were injured as shots rang out.

Chicago John Ted Obazzo Sam Sharisena Billy Korras Florence Moliere

Men's Shop Nearly Smoked Out Early Tuesday Morning

Bill Holt returned from breakfast to find The Men's Shop engulfed in smoke. Petersburg fire crews cleared the interior within minutes, the oil burner lighting as Holt left for breakfast caused the incident with only minor damage and soiled stock.

Bill Holt High Establishment Petersburg Voluntary Fire Department Holt

Wrangell Narrows Cannery Ships 24 500 Salmon Cases

The Scow Bay cannery, Wrangell Narrows Packing Cooccannery, reported a 24 500 case salmon season. The operation processed and packed a large quantity of fish for distribution.

Wrangell Narrows Scow Bay

Trading Union Sells School Tablets and Supplies

School tablet pencils erasers rulers ink and related items offered by The Trading Union in a listing of classroom necessities for educators and students.

the Trading Union Trading Union

Mrs Walter Anderson and Son Sail South on Queen

Mrs Walter Anderson and her son Daniel depart tomorrow morning aboard the S. S. Queen for the south, leaving their hometown behind as they begin travel southward.

Walter Anderson Daniel South

Jack Chamberlain Leaves on Queen for Ket chikan

Jack Chamberlain departs tomorrow aboard the Queen bound for Ket chikan. The voyage marks his upcoming travel, with plans noted but specifics about passengers or cargo not provided.

Petersburg News Briefs Mention Travel and Local Happenings

Mrs Lucille Reinke and Helen Hunsbedt depart for Seattle en route to St Louis where Helen will study this winter. They travel with Mrs Otto Welde and Diane to Ketchikan, then Peters burg return on a later boat. Many locals and visitors arrive on M S Northland and at Petersburg General Hospital. A 12 or 13 year old girl was saved from drowning after falling through a hole at Citizens Dock. Local taxes show 20 mills on property worth over 1.5 million dollars plus about 8 thousand dollars earnings on the water system. power and light profits unavailable.

Lucille Reinke Helen Hunsbedt Seattle St. Louis Helen Ketchikan Otto Welde Diane Petersburg Harlan Skeek

Boats Arriving From South Sail to Southeast Alaska

Admiral Rogers departed Seattle at nine o clock last night carrying 41 passengers bound for Petersburg. Among the list are Mrs O R Ekrem Caroline Ekrem Phyllis Ekrem Adelia Harison Miss B Lero Mrs Lero Edith Fuller Dorothy Scott Mrs D B Phillips and Lena Williams.

Seattle Admiral Rogers Alaska Petersburg O. R. Ekrem Caroline Phillis Ekrem Adelia Harison B. Lero Lero Edith Fuller Dorothy Scott D. B. Phillips Lena Williams

Northland Sails for Alaska Passengers Listed

The M. S. Northland departed Seattle at nine tonight bound for southeastern Alaska with 12 passengers for Juneau 26 for Ketchikan and Mrs May Albertson and George Strom for Petersburg.

M. S. Northland Seattle Alaska Pasengers Juneau Ketchikan May Allberton George Strom Petersburg

Northwestern Seattle Sails with 78 Passengers

Northwestern Seattle sailed at nine tonight for southeastern Alaska with 78 aboard including 25 excursionists 10 steerage and Petersburg passengers Mable Otness Gertie Otnes Essie L Allen and R O Warfield aboard the craft heads for Petersburg showing the ships passenger list in this coastal transit report.

Northwestern Seatle S. S. Northwestern Alaska Pasengers Petersburg Mable Otness Gertie Otnes Essie L. Allen R. O. Warfield

Island Disappears in volcanic Krakatao activity

Batavia Java August 23 reports the Island Anak Krakatao once 170 feet above sea level vanishes beneath the water amid intense volcanic activity.

Batavia Java Anak Krakata

Desperate Bank Threat Ends with Robbery

Nathan Martin, 30, entered a Fort Worth bank on August 27 and demanded $10,000 or he would explode a bottle of mitroglycerin. No money was produced and he carried out his threat, injuring cashier Fred Pelton and himself.

Fort Worth Texas Nathan Martin Fred Pelton

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Lucy Vorbeck Olcese Macgregor College America Jack Chamberlain Walter Ralph Maakestad Petersburg General Hospital Bet Burgess R. and Frank Raynor Matt Raynor Gill Rich Harry Lucas Arnold Wasvick Harry Loucas Petersburg Bank Arlis T&i New York Welfare Island Penitentiary W. Erick Lucas New England Fish Co Augusta North Pole Sunset Animak Groa Soba Arcade Peggy
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