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ftlirow Air Service
Activities
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Golovin with express and mail
and one passenger, Daniel Boone.
From Golovin to White Moun
tain and on to Council. Don Ste
wart was left at Beaver Creek on
the way to Golovin and Bob Jack
| son also went along for the trip.
Late in the evening Pilot
^ Chambers left for Beaver Creek
with a load of freight and pick
| ed up Don Stewart and returned
j to Nome.
Pilot Jefford arrived in Fair
i banks Sunday afternoon with a
| load of passengers from Nome
! and Cannle. Pilit Jefford will re
I turn Tuesday. Passengers leav
I ing for Fairbanks from Nome are
■Virginia Calkins, Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Doyle of Council, and W. S.
Sullivan. At Candle Mr. and
| Mrs. Jim Robbins and family
I were passengers to Fairbanks.
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Members of the Home Arts
Club take this means of express
ing to their friends their very
great appreciation for the splend
| id support given the Playfield
I Jamboree Saturday nignt. That
! it was a tremendous success is
, due entirely to the generous
way in which every one give of
time, talents and resources.
The merchants of Nome were
most kind in the contributions
which they made to the success
of the affair, and too much can
not be said for those individuals
who, though not members of the
club spent long hours in hard
work to put over the Jamboree.
The Club appreciates partic
ularly the enthusiastic friendly
spirit of the occasion on Satur
| day night, for that indicates the
j confidence and approval which
1 the public feels for the Playfied
project. The proceeds from the
third annual Jamboree will go a
long way toward realizing the]
dream of an adequate, supervis-,
| ed playfield for the children of
j Nome.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs Edgar Tweet and baby
girl, 12 days old left the Maynard!
Columbus Hospital for their j
home in Teller via plane yester!
day.
Mrs. Louella Grant was taken
to the hospital last Friday with !
a bad case of tonsilitis and is now j
getting along favorably.
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Brinton Sprague who was ad
mitted to the hospital for injury
to his leg is getting along nicely.
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The PAA mail plane arrived
Nome today on schedule with
six or seven hundreds pounds of
mail. No passengers were car
ried. The plane will remain over
night and will leave tomorrow
morning with ma\l and the fol
lowing passengers: Mr. and Mrs.
Harnish, Stewart Nelson and L.
Jacobson.
Chamber Commerce Luncheon
All those interested in the de
velopment of Northwestern Alas
ka are cordially invited to attend
the luncheon to be given at the
North Pole Bakery, Tuesday
noon, November 14, 1939.
Advice has been received here
that Chief Deputy U. S. Marshal
Russell Maynard, who left on the
last boat, has delivered Alex
Ashenfelter to the McNeil Island
Penitentiary to serve a ten-year
sentence for manslaughter; two
insane patients, Charles Wesley
and Harry Neibling to Morning
side and a juvenile delinquent,
Toby Kazingnuk to the Utah In
dustrial School at Ogden, Utah.
At the Democratic caucus held
Sunday afternoon at the City
Hall the following were elected:
Democratic Precinct Commit
teemen: Mrs. Gertrude Mazen,
Fred Yenney, Sam Mogg.
Delegates from the Nome vot
ing Precinct to the Democratic
Divisional Convention:
M. J. Walsh, Eugene Kell, Mrs.
Carrie McLain, O. D. Cochran,
John Lichtenberg, Pete Sather,
Howard Lyng, A. Castel, Leo
nard Smith, J. G. McDougall, C.
F. Yenney, Mrs. B B Mozee,
George Marshall, C. Atwood,
Mrs. Gene Kell, Fred Yenney.
Nome lodge No. A-5 I O O F
will have their annual roll call,
November 17, 1939.
Cards are being mailed to all
members in Alaska urging them
to attend an Annual Roll Call on
next Friday, November 17, 1939.
Any member who is not able
to attend in person is requested
to write a message and sent it in
to be read. AH messages should
be worded a if the writer was
speaking to the Brothers assem
bled in the Lodge Room.
A 100 per cent attendance is
requested.
Following the meeting, a party
will be given to which all Odd |
Fellows, Rebekahs and their fam
ilies are invited.
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YUKON . Nov 13 Nov 24 Nov 24 Nov 23
ALASKA . Nov 25 Dec 1 Dec 1 Dec 7
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Mt. McKINLEY . Dec 9 Dec 15 Dec 15 Dec 21
YUKON . Dec 16 Dec 22 Dec 22 Dec 28
Mt. McKINLEY . Dec 23 Dec 29 Dec 29 Jan 4
YUKON . Dec 30 Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 11
Mt. McKINLEY . Jan 6 Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 18
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
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