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v guarding the approach to Berlin and a prise of fighting in east Europe.
SEVENTH AND
-EIGHTH PUPILS
FORM NEW CLUB
The seventh and eighth grade
pupils of the Nome Public School
organized a Good Citizenship
Club, at their meeting of Septem
ber 29th.
At the meeting Ruben Bowman
was elected president; Bonnie
Anne Dunbar, vice president
Barbara Monroe, secretary; Clara
Seiffert, treasurer; Margaret
Bjrnstad, librarian; Dean Bron
son, reporter, and Jimmie Berg
omaski, sergeant-at arms.
At the second meeting of the
club on October 6, the permanent
name of the club, “Nome Junior
High Good Citizenship Club”,
was adopted.
It was decided that the club
should have a short constitution
and by-laws, and for the next
meeting everyone is to have a
hand in making rules and regula
tions.—Dean Bronson, club report
er.
FUNERAL SERVICES TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Dol
ores Frost, who died Saturday
evening, will be held Friday aft
ernoon at 2:00 o’clock at the La
vinia Wallace Young Mission
Church, with Miss Erickson offi
ciating.
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FIRE ALARM MONDAY
EVENING
A fire alarm at 10:30 o’clock
Monday night sent many people
rushing to the Sommers truck
shop, where it was found that
grass was burning around the
gas tanks. The fire was quickly
put out before the gas caught
on fire.
CLASSIFIED ADS
LONELY? WRITE BOX 26, VAN
COUVER, WASH.
FOR SALE—One Travelux Pull
man trunk. Inquire Nome Nug
get.
LOST—Pair bi-focal glasses in
leather case. Tortoise shell rims.
Return to Nugget. Box 241.
FOR SALE:Kopak sleeping bag.
$30. Inquire Wallace Hotel.
Advertise in The Nugget.
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MEET US . .
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Polar BAR
GEORGE MADSEN KEITH HEDEEEN
NUGGET NOW
LOCATED IN
ITS NEW HOME
The Nome Nugget is now oper
ating in its new home on Front
Street. The crew has been busy
day and night since Friday mov
ing and installing the new Meihle
printing press, which arrived on
the Sutherland.
This new press will handle not
only the newspaper but will facil
itate job work as well.
The new quarters are much big
ger and well arranged for effi
cient working.
You will note in this first edi
i tion off the press the improve
| ment of the picture news section.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
CALLED OUT
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The Nome Fire Department was
called out shortly after one o’clock
1 this afternoon to the home of Bet
ty Doyle on Third Avenue near
the hospital. An overheated stove
was the cause of the alarm. No
damage was reported.
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BROUGHT HERE
FOR HOSPITALIZATION
Mrs. Amy Krabler, matron of
the White Mountain School, and
former Nome resident, was
brought to Nome by plane for
hospitalization. She is the moth
er of Mrsj Glen Smith, who was
stationed here with the C. A. A.,
and is now in Anchorage.
YOUTH FALLS OVERBOARD
AND IS DROWNED
Abel Swan, 18-year old Kewalik
youth and son son of Edgar Swan
of that village, fell overboard last
Monday from a boat on the Kee
walik river ,and was drowned, it
was learned here today.
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IN NOME FROM
TELLER
Mrs. Edgar Tweet and daughter
Eileen and son Glenn, are in Nome
from Teller. They have purchased
the Chris O’Leary home, where
they will live during the school
season.
! SERVICES HELD
AT MISSION
! Funeral services were held this
j afternoon at the Lavinia Wallace
Young Mission Church, for Ray
j mond Luke, infant son of Mr. and
| Mrs. Henry Luke. The servicets
were held at 2:00 o’clock.
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OLSON FUNERAL HELD
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of John Olson was
held in the Federated Church on
Tuesday under the auspices of the
Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows. Mr. Olson has been an ac
tive member of that organization
for many years. He was always
regular in attendance and will be
missed at the meetings in the fu
ture.
PETIT JURY RETURNS
"GUILTY" VERDICT
The Petit Jury returned a ver
diet of guilty against Richard
Nillson. He was charged with
larceny. His attorney, Ralph
Rivers, came from Fairbanks to
handle the defense case.
RETURNS TO NAKNEK
Lt. Colonel John Croos of Deer
ing, has returned to Naknek after
completing his fulough, which
was spent in the Second Division.
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