Kodiak mirror. [volume], June 21, 1940, Page 10, Image 10

About Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976

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FJELPhEtM-ELLlOTT WEDDING
On Monday evening at 8:00 P.M.
at the Parsonage of the Kodiak Bap
tist Church, Helen Elliott and Fred
erick Fjeldheim were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev,
A, Warner.
Avery beautiful ceremony was
witnessed by the couple*s many fri
ends present and the Wedding Prelude
symbolic of the ceremony, was rend
ered by Mr. Jack Agnew. The charming
bride was dressed in a very becoming
black and white checkered suit with
!>an ensemble to match and wore a
'corsage of beautiful Alaskan wild
[flowers.
After the marriage vows had been
exchanged and many felicitations wen
(extended to the beaming couple, a
[wedding breakfast was served in the
[residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'bolane. At this time, their friends
Resented the newlyweds with a very
hovel wedding' gift. It was in the
(form of a genuine moosehide "poke1*
used on many occasions to hold gold
dust, filled with one hudred bright
klearning dollars.
; Mrs. Fjeldheim has just recently
arrived from .San Francisco, where sh<
was employed by the Veteran’s Bureau
In the capacity of registered nurse,
fir .Fjeldheim is a Naval,,Base employe*
NAKNEK VERY QUIET
According to word recently
received in a communication to
the Mirror from Monte Morris, it j
seems that business is very quiot j
at Naknek. Mr. Davoy has completed
considerable remodelling, a now
§22,000 hotel has been erected,
a new restaurant, pool-room and
keveral new houses. The Red Salmon1
Cannery has remodelled their store!
and the Alaska Packers have done
over their cannery and store also.;
On the plane trip to Naknek, I
Monte states the sulphur fumes in
the vicinity of Mt.Katmai were
very obnoxious. They saw a brown
bear and lots of beaver workings
in between the "bumps", for it was
plenty rough s,way up thar'1.
He also said that they made
a very rapid trip from Kodiak , in
1 hour and 30 minutes, due no doubt
to a strong tail wind prevailing at
that time. Commenting on the activ
ity in that area, he states "thingp
are very quiet here - only a man
or two around”.
Monte Morris plans on staying
in the district for this summer ad.
^engage in fishing there. (Well,
Monte, wo appreciate the news -
stay there a long time and send
L* lata-, of ,.ns\TLa. .from ±hor.a-.—
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