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Mirow Air Service
Activities
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Council and return with a load
of freight.
Pilot Jefford will leave for An 1
ehnrage tomorrow morning with
passengers and express and will
Teturn via Bethel with Mr. Bur
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dick of the Reindeer sevice about
the late part of the week.
Pilot Chambers will leave for
Fairbanks with one passenger to
morrow morning and will return
with express the later part of
the week.
Exceptionally Fine Lutefisk
Now Ready
LEHMANN’S
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Frank Whaley returned to
Nome Saturday from Fairbanks.
Passengers on the trip were John
Holm. Nome —Council; Brother
Horwedel, Nulato to Fairbanks;
Geo. Kalland, Nulato to Hot
Springs; Rev. McElmeel, Fair
banks to Nome; John Summers,
Fairbanks to Nulato. Mrs. Whal
| ey was a round trip passenger.
Yesterday a flight was made to
Taylor and Igloo with freight.
A load of reindeer meat was brot
to Nome from Igloo.
Today a trip was made to For
' Bar and Igloo with freight re
j turning with a load of reindeer
meat.
Scheduled trips for tomorrow
are to Council, White Mountain,
Pi grim Springs. Igloo and Teller
with freight and passengers. A
load of Christmas donations and
an eight foot tree will be taken
to the Mission for the children.
Temperatures at Igloo were
| reported to be 58 degrees below
zero this morning.
Beautiful Canata At
Federated Church
Sunday evening the choir of
the Federated Church gave the
beautiful Christmas Cantata
“King of Kings” by G W Davies.
Miss Edith Hablutzel directed
the music and Mr. Robert Bald
win was organist. Those singing
in the cantata were:
Soprano: Miss Lorene Hagen—
Mrs. Rose Ellingson—'Mrs. Leroy
Sullivan— Mrs. L E Rynning—
Mrs. Ross Kinney—Mrs. Bjarne
Olsen and Miss Sarah Taylor.
Alto: Mrs. Thos Morcom—Mrs.
Ruth Towner and Mrs. Pete Ol
son.
Tenor: Mr. arl Lindell and
Mr. W P Wood.
Bass: Mr. C W Thornton and
Mr. Bernie Knudson.
The numbers of the Cantata
were: “Pastorale; Sing, O Sing
This Blessed Morn; The Annun
ciation; No Room in the Inn;
While Shepards Watched; Now
When Jesus Was Born; The An
gel’s Song; O Holy Night; From
the Eastern Mountains; Saw
You ffver in the Twilight; and
Calm on the List’ning Ear of
Night.”
Rev. Wilbur P. Wood gave a:
sermonette entitled, “No Room
In the Inn.” There was a large
and appreciative audience at the
service.
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NEWS ITEMS
The PAA mail plane arrived
and departed today. Deputy Mar
shal Pat Sweeney was the only
| passenger, arriving from Seattle
via Fairbanks.
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Late last night a large, fat,
jolly old man with white whisk
ers and a red suit was seen near
the reindeer corrals at Fort
Davis. He was calling, “Here
Dunder, here Blitzen.”
In Nome today are Pilot John
Cross of the Northern Cross Inc.
and Pilot Jack Hermann of the
Ferguson Airways both from the
north.
The Pioneer Roof Garden
which was to have been held
last Saturday was postponed on
account of the Schol heating sys
tern being out of commission.
The Pioneers announce that the
big even is to come off Saturday
evening. December 30, the day
before New Year’s Eve.
NOTICE
The Camera Club will hold a
meeting December 20. Movies
and stills to be shown. All mem
bers please attend.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned wish to con
vey their gratitude for the many
expressions of sympathy and flor
al offerings for their recent be
reavement of Pete Yager
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yager
SANTA TO ARRIVE FRIDAY
AFTERNOON- -FRONT STREET
Nome’s annual Community
Xmas Tree Party will be held in
the School Gym on Friday even
ing December 22 at 8 o’clock.
Shortly after noon on Friday, i
provided all dogs are tied up,1
Santa Claus will ride through
town. All the children and cam
era fiends will be out to give
Santa his annual welcome to
Nome.
Santa has promised to be at
the School Gym in the evening
with his reindeer and a big sled
full of stockings —stockings for
all the children. The party is en
tirely free and a lot of fun for
the older people as well as for
the children. 1
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BROKEN TOYS WANTED
Anyone having broken toys,
children’s playthings, sleds, skiis,
bicycles, tri-cycles and etc., wish
ing to donate them for the bene-1
fit of less fortunate children are
requested to communicate with *
Harry Egbert, engineer at the *
Fire Department, who is arrang
ing under the sponsorship of the *
Nome Volunteer Fire Depart-1
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distribution at Christmas time,
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numerous children’s gifts along
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The Common Council, setting *
as a Board of Equalization will
meet on December 14th. 15th
and 18th, 1939 at 7 o’clock pm. f
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CONSTIPATED ?
“For years I had occasional *
constipation, awful gas bloating,
headaches and back pains. Ad- *
lerika always helped right away. «
Now, I eat sausages, bananas, pie
anything I want. Never felt bet- »
Iter.” Mrs. Mabel Schott.
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support of the Native families.
Hundreds of Suggestions
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United States for you to choose from.
Our aim this year has been to gather
practical items that are useful and may be
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