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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1946

Page

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Judge grants temporary injunction on Kodiak fishing limits

Special Judge Harry E. Pratt issued a temporary injunction restraining the government from enforcing fishing restrictions in waters of the Kodiak reservation on Kodiak island. The government may appeal. Attorney Earl Medley says packers will seek a trial on the merits this fall.

Fairbanks Harry E. Pratt Kodiak Packing Kar Kodiak Island Pratt Earl Medley

Dancers in Gay Nineties costumed Square Dance at Kodiak

Dancers in costumes of the Gay Nineties will demonstrate the weekly square dancing at the Kodiak Community Center on Wednesday evening, July 24. The square of red dancers will include Dr. and Mrs. A Holmes Johnson, Mr. Mrs. Max Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wade, Miss Kathleen and Kay Wade.

Kodiak Community Center A. Holmes Johnson Max Folsom Ken Wade Kathleen Kay Wade

Marshs Arrive to Open Kodiak School for Next Term

W H Marsh now custodian at Kodiak school arrived in Cordova with Mrs Marsh and has begun work on the building in preparation for the upcoming term.

W.H Marsh Kodiak School Cordova Marsh

Mrs Edna Kraft Returns From Purchasing Trip

Mrs Edna Kraft came back this week after a several months long buying trip in Seattle and Island City.

Edna Kraft Seattle Iland

Fretts Hit Cordova for a LO day Country Vacation

Mr and Mrs Paul Fretts departed Cordova for a long country vacation trip leaving notes of leisure.

Mrs Paul Fretts Cordova

Plan Aerie forms in Kodiak by Rex V Parrott

Rex V Parrott announced the start of a charter list for a new Aerie of the Fraternal Order Eagles in Kodiak. The organizer said the Eagles are a benevolent fraternal group with Aerie homes in major U S cities and in Canada.

Aen Aerie Eagles Kodiak Rex V. Parrott Aerie Canada

Husky Match Aboard Pan American Flight For UW Mascot

Psyche, a Fairbanks owned Siberian husky belonging to Frank Lawson, arrives after a 1500 mile sea flight to Seattle. The indifference feigned by Psyche contrasts with Ricky the famed husky as the planned exhibition match, arranged at University of Washington’s request to potentially serve as the Huskies mascot.

Psyche Frank Lawson Fairbanks Ricky Pan American Clipper Seattle University of Washington University “Husky Pan American World Airways

Community bears get name contest at center display

Kodiak youngsters may name two cubs, a male and a female, now on display at the Community Center. A prize awaits the best chosen name judged by Pat Cannon, owner of the bears, with entries due by July 37.

Kodiak Pat Cannon

Harbor Hearing Scheduled in Kodiak on August 5

The War Department will hold a harbor and navigational needs hearing in Kodiak starting at 9 am on August 5. Officials prefer written requests but oral representations may be made. Interested individuals or organizations should prepare their data in advance.

War Department Kodiak

Death of Kodiak Fisheries worker at Seattle Marine Hospital

Harry Bell long-time Kodiak Fisheries employee and recent GM hospital patient died at the Marine hospital in Seattle. He is survived by his widow in Anacortes.

Harry Bell Kodiak Fisheries GM Hospital Marine Hospital Seattle Anacortes

Libby officials visit Carmel plant and depart for Anchorage

Ed Willkie vice president of Libby McNeil Libby and brother of Wendell Willkie and Guy Graham general manager visited Kodia s this week visited the Carmel plant and returned Friday to depart via PNA for Anchorage.

Ed Willkie Libby, McNeil & Libby Wendell Willkie Guy Graham Kodia‘s Carmel PNA Anchorage

Six Fishermen Fined for Illegal Fishing

Six fishermen were fined 250 dollars each and received 90 day suspended jail terms after charges filed by Marcus Meyer of Fish and Wildlife Service. The offenders are Lloyd Garner Ernest Graves Elmer Kessel Walter Sargent Alvin Sargent and Carl Heijtz.

Marcus Meyer Fish & Wildlife Service Minu Bubendorf U.8 Lloyd Garner Ernest Graves Elmer Kessel Walter Sargent Alvin Sargent Carl Heijtz

Health Department warns on beef safety

The City Health Department cautions all residents to ensure local beef is thoroughly cooked for safety reasons.

The City Health Department

Kodiak Cold Storage Sees 17 Objections to Dock Permit

Al Fenner of Kodiak Cold Storage reports 17 objections to the permit request for building a dock at plant site. He notes most complaints are minor in nature.

al Fenner Kodiak Cold Storage Company

Mrs LaLande Arrives for Extended Kodiak Visit

Mrs Angelina LaLande mother of Max LaLande arrived July 12 from Redmond Oregon where she was visiting her daughter. She stopped briefly in Vancouver Washington to visit another daughter en route. She plans an extended stay in Kodiak.

Angelina LaLande Max LaLande Redmond Oregon Vancouver Wash Kodiak

Life Lensman Films Fishing Scenes at Uganik

Life magazine photographer Don Hortor arrived yesterday by PNA and departed on the San Antonio to photograph fishing at Uganik, continuing his assignment with Life.

Don Hortor Life Magazine PNA San Antonio Uganik

Litters Place Up With 10 Pups

Bobbie a cocker spaniel owned by Wilson Erskine reportedly produced a litter of ten pups nine black and one blonde on Tuesday. Russell a spaniel enthusiast believes the largest prior litter was nine, with no records available to verify. The litter resulted from Bobbie mating with Butch owned by George McKay.

Bobbie Wilson Erskine R BD. Russell Butch George McKay

Charles Anderson Dies On Boat

Charles Anderson known as Mink Charlie, 56, died Tuesday night aboard his fishing boat the Silver in Terror Bay, likely of a heart attack after recent illness. Remains brought to Kodiak aboard the cannery tender Cougar, funeral held yesterday. Interment in local cemetery. Born near Halmstad Sweden he worked 25 years a carpenter and fisherman. He married Nellie Simeon 19 years ago and is survived by widow and three children Charles 17 Pisie 19 and Herman 5.

Charles ‘‘Mink Charlie” Anderson Terror Bay Kodiak Harold Palmer Anderson Home Union Hall Mr. Anderson Halmstad Sweden Nellie Simeon Charles Pisie Herman

Veteran's of Foreign Wars Group Set Monthly Meetings

A new Veterans of Foreign Wars group will hold meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Men's store location.

Veteran's of Foreign Wars Group

Fog Forces Plane Down Near Ou zinkie

A plane traveling from Chignik to Kodiak with a sick woman aboard was forced to land in fog near Ou zinkie. After spending the night on open water the craft was towed to Kodiak where Mrs. Nick Olsen, daughter of Dan Anderson, was taken to Griffin Memorial hospital for an abdominal ailment. Pilot Merrill Hennington and the sick passenger were rescued by Howard Bailey's Infanta.

Chignik Kodiak Ouzinkie Nick Olsen Dan Anderson Griffin Memorial Hospital Merrill Hennington Howard Bailey Olsen Hennington

Kodiak Outing Club Plans Discussed at Meeting

Additional plans for the formation of a Kodiak Outing club will be discussed at a meeting at the Community Center at 8 Tuesday evening July 23. Charles Wameling will preside.

Kodiak Charles Wameling

Garden Club Special Meeting Planned for Tuesday

A special meeting of the Garden Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Ben Kraft on Tuesday at 8 pm to complete plans for the forthcoming Garden Show. All members are urged to attend.

Garden Club Ben Kraft

Kod ia k couple wed in Kodiak by commissioner

Helen Eck and Ralph Parrish of Kodiak were married by Commissioner G W Hubendorf at his office on July 7 with Milt Vokacek and J H Foley serving as witnesses for the couple.

Helen Eck Ralph Parrish Kodiak G.W. Hubendorf Milt Vokacek J. H. Foley

Bank of Kodiak hires Bosels from Bremerton

Joins Bank staff Don Bosel formerly with Puget Sound Navigation Bremerton arrives with Mrs Bosel to join the Bank of Kodiak staff and plans to work at the base. They will live in Erskine addition in the former Norman house prior to the Wright residence relocation.

Don Bosel Puget Sound Navigation Company Bremerton Mrs. Bosel Bank of Kodiak Mr. Bosel Bremerton Trust & Savinge Bank Wells and Morgan

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