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FRANK A.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
AUDITOR
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OF ALASKA
GENERAL ELECTION, SEPT. 12, 1944.
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SCHOOL NOTES
The Nome Public School will be
gin ou Tuesday morning, Septem
ber 5, 1944, at 9 o’clock. I
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Mr. W. L. Angell, our new sup_
erintendent, and the teachers will
be in the school to welcome you
year. Let every pupil be present.
Let each one be determined to
make this the very best of all
school years
Two more teachers have joined ^
our staff. Both live in Nome. The /
first, Mrs Ethel M. Bagley, wilL
will teach the 5th and 6th grade
room. Mrs Bagley is a graduate,
of Missouri schools, and has taught
intermediate grades for 13 years.
SHE has been working in the office
of Munz Airways.
The second teacher needs no in
troduction to most of us, as we
knew he as a splendid teacher in
our Nome High School several
years ago.
Mrs. Helen Dunbar will teach
the 7th and 8th grades. j
Ms. Dunba has taught in the State
of Washington during his war
emergency. We welcome her to
the the school staff.
The teacher of the primary group
the first and second grades, is a
teache we all know, Leone Kramer.
We are glad she stayed with us
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LADIES AID MET
FRIDAY PM
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i The Federated Ladies Aid met
at the home of Mrs. Pete Sather
Friday afternoon,
i The commit4ee in charge of the
remodeling of tire parsonage kit_
chen has purchased new linoleum
a new kitchen range, and instal
ling a bathroom, which will im_
prove the building a great deal
for use by the minister and his
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family.
PFC BEACOM
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ON FURLOUGH
Pfc. George Beacom is on his
furlough in California, and is vis
iting with his sister Eloise, “Miss
Nome 1943”.
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;; THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES SOLIICIT YOUR SUPPORT:
;; 'OR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS: 'OR HIGHWAY ENGINEER "OR TERRITORIAL REPRESENTATIVES
" JOHN E- MANDERS E. F WANN
T 'OR ATTORNEY OFNFRAF-* OR TERRITORIAL SENATORS: ^*’ RAICER
| HARRY G. McCAIN CHAS D. JONES HAROLD E-BAYNE
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| WILL H. CHASE C. DUDLEY WARNER WALTER TAYLOR
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