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EATON-ARNOLD NUPTIALS
Miss Gertrude Ella Arnold of
the Powder Puff Beauty Shop
was united in marriage to Mr. Ro
bert Russel Eaton Saturday even
ing, April 13, at 10:00 p.m. at the
Arnold home. The single ring
ceremony was read by Rev. Wil
bur P. Wood. Mr. Kawn Fletcher
and Miss Edith Hoop acted as wit
nesses.
ALEXANDER-JEFFORD
NUPTIALS SUNDAY
Miss Virginia Beth Jefford was
united in marriage to Mr. James
Houston Alexander on Sunday af
ternoon, April 14 at the Federat
ed Parsonage. The Rev. Wilbur
P. Wood read the church cere
mony. Mrs. Robert Eaton and Wil
bur Arnold were witnesses and
Mrs. Jefford gave the bride away.
A reception was held in the par
sonage for the wedding couple.
Record Grand Jury Session
The Grand Jury was sworn in
and commenced its duties, in the
U. S. District Court Tuesday
morning. Gerald E. Harney was
appointed as Foreman.
At 10 a.m. today the Grand
Jury returned five indictments
against the following:
Joe Bill and John Kivik, charg
ed with larceny.
Chas. Jack, charged with lar
ceny.
William Blakely charged with
illegal cohabitation.
Gertrude Nungasaruk charged
with illegal cohabitation.
Bill Kanyak, charged with
rape.
It is believd that this is the
first time in many years that as
many cases were disposed of in
such short order by a grand
jury which returned as high as
five indictments in one day.
The Grand Jury continued its
deliberations, after making its re
port this morning. Arraignment
of the six defendants took place
at 10:30 a.m. and time for plead
ing was set for tomorrow morn
ing.
John Kivik, Joe Bill, Bill Kan-j
yak waived time for pleading
and entered pleas of guilty to!
their various charges today. Time
for passing sentence by Judge
J. H. S. Morison will probably
be set for tomorrow.
The Grand Jury after visiting
various public offices and public''
school, brought in its final report'
late this afternoon.
Chamber Holds Noon Meeting
The business luncheon of the}
membership of the N. W. Alaska1
Chamber of Commerce took:
place Tuesday noon at the North j
Pole Bakery with H. W. Starling
acting as chairman.
Several resolutions were acted
upon, including the Fairbanks
resolution calling for opposition
to the plan of Secretary of the
Interior Harold L. Ickes, to with
draw all lands bordernig on nav
igable and other waters within
80 rods of the streams, from
general entry.
Another resolution concerning
the urging of additional legisla
tion for the relief of indigent
children, was, upon motion laid;
on the table until such time asj
the general legislative program '■
of the chamber is prepared next
fall.
Guests at the luncheon were j
Deputy Marshal B. W. Neily and;
Tom Berryman of Kotzebue.
The subject of participation in
commemorative ceremonies upon
the inauguration of the Seattle
Juneau airmail route by the Pac
ific Alaska Airways, was referred
to the committee on mails and
telegraphs.
The following officers were in
stalled by the Loyal Order of
Moose no. 1413 Monday evening.
Past Governor W. B. Neily offic
iated as installing officer: Russell
Maynard, Governor; Julius Pat
terson, Past Gov.; Jack Stewart,
Junior Governor; Bud Udell, Pre
late: Robert Baldwin, Treasurer;
John Solon, Sgt. at arms; Pete
Nicko, in side guard; Tex Cock
burn, outside guard; and Larry
Galvin Trustee. W. J. Dowd was
continued on as Secretary.
Follow'ing the initation, a lunch
eon was served.
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MIROW ACTIVITIES
Tuesday, March 16—Jack Jef
ford returned to Nome from Pt.
Barrow making stops at Wain
wright. Pt. Lay, Pt. Hope, Kiv
jalina and Kotzebue, enroute to I
'Nome. The trip was made,with!
the Reindeer Acquisition Unit. |
Fred Chambers made a trip to
Unalakleet anl Kaltag, St. Mi
' ehael and all river points. He had
i as passenger to Marshal, Pete
I Knutson.
Jack JefTord made three trips
to American Creek today.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
A trip was made to Council
and Golovin yesterday morning
to bring Mr. Clark and Mr. Fol
ger to Nome.
Two trips were made to the
Kougarok in the afternoon with
freight.
Don McPherson was a passen
ger to Candle this morning.
Freight was also carried for Tay
lor.
Pilot Whaley , left for Wales
this afternoon with Rev. Youel
and freight.
Trips are scheduled for the >
lower Kougarok district, Council
and Golovin in the morning.
Pilot Lerdahl arrived in Nome
yesterday from the Fairbanks j
base with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wal
lace and Rev. Youel.
Arriving back in Nome after a
business trip to the States last
winter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace *
expressed confidence that their
plans to construct a modern hotel ,
building in Nome. Certain mat- ;
ters of finance, said Mr. Wallace •
are yet to be completed before !
the project will be definitely com
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Mrs. Elizabeth Cross, Democrat' !j
ic candidate for Representative ^
in the Primaries, and her daugh- ;j
ter Patricia were hostesses at a •!
free picture show for the child- J
ren of Nome last evening. Free
popdom and a swell picture j
made a big evening for the little i
tots.
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Rev. Youell of the Presbyterian
Church of Fairbanks, and a mem
ber of the Board of National Mis;
sions, was an arriving passenger,
from that city yesterday, enroute'
to Cape Prince of Wales, where!
a church and mission is maintain j
ed by the Board, under Miss!
Stoddard. i
Rev. Youell left for there to-j
day where he will make a survey
of the Mission’s property, carry
on sacramental work and general
ly inquire into the settlement of
two hundred Eskimos, who make
up the population and member
ship in the Presbyterian Mission.
He expects to be gone several \
days, before returning to Nome
and Fairbanks. Rev. Youell was
a Name visitor the fall of 1938
when he flew to Cape Prince of
Wales on a similar journey.
Infant and Preschool Child |"
Health Conference To Be Held j [
An infant and preschool Child
Health Conference will be held
at the Health Center upstairs in
the City Hall from 10 to 11:30
a.m. Monday, April 22, from
9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, April
23 and during the following week
at a time to be announced later.
Parents are invited to bring in j
fants and children up to 2 years!
of age inclusive on Monday and1
children from 3 to 6 years of age1
on Tuesday. Physical examina-;
tions will be made by Dr. Mor- -
com, free of charge.
These conferences are held as|
a means of promoting the normal!
growth and development of the
individual child.
Signed: Ida Sprenger,
Public Health Nurse
There will be a meeting of the
city council tomorrow night at
8o’clock at the City Hall when
the old council goes out of office
and the new council steps in. 1
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Guests At The Hotel Paterson ]
Mrs. John Cross
Rev. J. E. Youel
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