NEWS ITEMS
A business meeting of the Dra
ma Club of the Federated Chur
ch is called for Monday night,
Sept. 5, at 8 p.m. at the parson
age. The purpose of the meeting
is for reorganization and setting
up of the fall program. All who
are interested in the production
of religious drama and other
plays of high grade are cordially
invited to be present. New mem
bers are always very welcome.
Under the auspices of the Fed
erated Church and the Hospital,
there will be a Farewell Social
next Thursday night. Sept. 8th,
in honor of Miss Emily Morgan
who is soon to leave Nome. The
party will be held at the Feder
ated Church at 8 p.m.
Miss Morgan has given many
years of distinguished and devot
ed service to the sick in our com
miunity. It is no more than fitt
ing that in someway the com
munity should try to express the
debt of gratitude due her. The
entire public is cordially invited
to attend this social evening. The
committee in charge has arrang
ed an interesting program which
will be followed by refreshments
Airplane News
Pilot John Cross came in
from Taylor this morning with
Doc Cady and two other passen
gers. Pilot Cross left immediate
ly for Kotzubue with H.A. Frank
and H. A. Frank Jr.
The PAA Electra arrived Nome
this morning piloted by Monsen
and Knox. Incoming passengers
were Ann Dwyer, Major D. M.
Shearer, A. T. Ericksen and V.
Bras.
Outgoing passengers were Dun
can McLean, F E. Lindley, J. E.
Most, Miss Jane Jones, G. E. Bas
sett and Guy E. Mish. The mail
wras also carried.
Pilot Hans Mirow returned
from Fairbanks today with Chas.
Burnett. aeronautics inspector;
Wm. Bartoholomae Jr., Bob Lvle
and Verda Brass. He also brot
in first class mail.
This afternoon Pilot Mirow
made a trip to Teller and Pilgrim
Springs. Wm. Bartholomae Jr.,
and Dr. Phillip Smith were pas
sengers to Teller, and Leo G»ne
Escholt went to Pilgrim Springs.
Mrs. Mirow was a round tripper.
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NOME TO CANDLE . $35.00
NOME TO DEERING . $30.00
NOME TO TAYLOR . $20.00
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Pilot Noel Wien will arrive at
Nome this evening in the tri
motored Ford. Passengers are:
Mrs. Noel Wien, Merrill Wien,
Fritz Wien, and Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Granderson.
MEMBERS POST-ROGERS
MEMORIAL MONUMENT
RETURN TO NOME
The Mo tors hip Pandora took
advantage of the calm sea and
sunny weather this morning to
sail from Nome on her return
trip to the States.
Wilmer Simms and Roy Curtis
loft the expedition at Nome and
will return to Seattle aboard the
S. S. Denali, as business interests
forced their early return. Dr.
Kt'jlurms, the leader of the expe
dition, John Kayser, and Clar
ence Lee will sail the boat back
to the States.
From Nome they will sail di
rect for Dutch Harbor,and thence
to Anchorage. They will go up
the railroad to Fairbanks in a
private railroad car loaned them
by Colonel Olsen* and plan to
spend some time in the Matanus
ka Valley. They will then return
to Anchorage and continue thru
the Inside Passage to Seattle.
The twelve thousand souvenir
envelopes sold by the expedition
have been mailed at Barrow and
I will come down on the North
Star. If anyone who ordered en
velopes fails to receive them, or
.anyone else wishes to put in be
lated orders, the party has taken
a number of stamped and post
marked envelopes back with
them to fill such demands.
To the m mory of Wiley Post,
. round-the-world flier and Will
Rogers. humorist and actor, a
monument was dedicated Aug.
15th. at Walakpi, 14 miles from
Barrow, where they suffered
death in an airplane crash Aug.
i 15, 1935, while on a flight from
Fairbanks to Barrow.
The pink granite stone of the
memorial was brought from Ok
lahoma, the native state of Post
and Rogers.
Members of Party
Sponsors of the monument are
from that state. They include:
Dr. Homer F. Kellems, owner
orf Kellem’s ranch in Delaware
1 county, Okla., who is an evan
gelist of the Christian Church;
Vivienne Kellems, daughter of
Dr. Kellems; the Rev. Roy E.
Curtis, Minister of the Christian
church at Hililsbora, Texas, and
formerly of Pryar. Okla.; John
Kayser of Chiekasha, Okla.; Clar
ence Lee of Fort Scott, Kansas;
and William F Sims of Hillsboro,
Okla. Vivienne Kellems un
! veiled the monument.
Voyaged on Pandora
The party came to Barrow on
the 38-foot motor cruiser Pando
ra, having started the sea voyage
from Seattle, thence to Nome.
The Pandora wias built in Okla
homa and was hauled 2.300 miles
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to Scat'.le.
-Why says Oklahoma has no
navy?" Dr. Keliems sa.d.
Ed. Martin, a negro, who had
been engaged in Oklahoma to
cook for the party, left it at Se
attle, being afraid the Pandora
eouLd not successfully voyage to
Barrow.
M niibers of the expedition
spent many hours stamping and
addressing 16,000 memorial en
velopes with the aid of all -he
white residents and many of the
natives in Barrow. The envel
ope's were cancelled by the Bar
row postoffice for collectors and
friends of members of the expe
dit'on. Many mere stamped en
velopes wild be taken home to
the States to fill late orders.
S. S. Denali Sails
The S. S. Denali. Captain Hans
Odsen in command, returned to
day from its cruise in the Arctic
and to Siberia. The vessel re
mained in the roadstead most of
the day, unloading freight, and
sailed south about 4:30 p.m.. In
addition to the fifty Arctic Cruis
ers, a considerable number of pas
sengers took passage from Nome.
Following are the outgoing
passengers from Nome:
A H Bings
Mrs M W Macklin
Miss Sally Lokin
Kenneth ChishoLm
E R Levin
B. R. Hubbard
Henry McWhister
Vernon Fisher
Mrs Brinton Sprague
Miss Constance Mazen
. , > Peter W. Thompson
R B Hubbard
Mrs C A Bradshaw
Mrs W L Smith
Miss Jane Smith
Master James Smith
Master Billy Smith
G. W. Laiblin
Mrs. G. W. Laiblin
Father J A Concannon
Betsy Pederson
Cyril O’Donnell
Mrs A J Lomen
Miss Mirann Lororn
H W Dawley
Mrs I M Stevens
A J Baldwin
Mrs Jack Jefford!
Mrs Geo Fithin
Carol Huebnes
A J Lomen Jr.'
Mrs G E Harney
Helen Escholt
D C Foord
Dr. V. E. Levine
Carl Lomen
Mrs Carl Lomen
J Hammond
C Huebner
Mrs Curtis Jacobs
Master Curtis Jacobs Jr.
Miss Winona Jacobs
Miss Harney
G H Elms
Walter Timm
Miss S M Jefford
H Pedersen
E J Lisby
Lorenz Johnson
Elmer Mielonen
Harold Maki
Jack H Harrison
Alvin LaCross
John Borg
Jack Hastings
J ess McCormack
Ole Sinnes
Ole Sinnes
Bob Carl'gren
Mathias Pederson
Hood Baxley
Carl Weckum
Pat O'Brien
C W Pherrin
Bob Druster
Arthur Judson
Ralph Pakkas
Walter Wood
Winston Foster
Art Sobeck
Leo James Jewel
Roy McMaBhon
Lester Stoops
L V Smith
C Hammond Sayster
WiLmer F Simms Jr.
Roy E Curtis
C J Gaddy
Frank Smoot
Roy Lamm ers
W H Mowers
NORTHLAND IN AND OUT
—
The U.S.C.G.Outter Northland
[ returned to Nome this morning
from a cruise of Norton Bay
points. The ship sailed about
mid-atfternoor for a northern trip
touching at Teller, Diomede Is
land- and East' Gaffe, Siberian '
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW SUPPLY OF
Boys ami Girls School Clothes
DRESSES,
SWEATERS
COATS,
CORDS,
SHIRTS,
SLACKS,
SHOES,
Pencil Boxes—Lunch Kits—School Supplies
POLET STORES
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FOR SALE
Wonderful business opportunity,
Fishermen’s resort, fifteen miles
from Seattle, Wash. Six hundred
and ninety feet of water front
on Sound; building large enough
to store seventy-five boats.
.. Twenty-five out board motor
boats: four out board motors.
.. Electric motor and hoist to
handle boats.
.. Seven cottages furnished. -
.. Pumping system for live bait
i ponds.
Will sell half Interest or all—
$9,000 will handle deal.;
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
L O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A-5
Meets Second and Fourth Fridays
Next regular meeting Sept. 9th.
Next Regular Meeting August 12
Odd Fellows Building
MIDNIGHT SUN
Rcbckah Lodge
No. 3-A, I.O.O.F.
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday’s,
Next regular meeting Sept. 14..
Soaial follows.
Odd Fellows Hall, 8 P. M.
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Meets 3rd Monday Each Month
Next Meeting September 19
Odd Fellows Hall, 8 P. M.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
NOME TO FAIRBANKS....WEDNESDAY 1:30 PM
FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU .... THURSDAY 8:30 AM
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