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Airplane News
Nome Airport
PAA ACTIVITIES
The PAA mail plane which ar
rived Monday afternoon from
Fairbanks and which remained
here over night, left Tuesday
morning on its return trip to
Fairbanks, with mail. Outgoing
passengers were Mrs. A. M. Hart
ford, Dan Camp, Leo Seiden
verg, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Folger who were picked up at
Golovin.
The next mail plane is sched
uled to arrive Nome, Thursday.
Get your mail in the post office
now, instead of waiting until the
last minute, to insure speedy de
livery.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Sig Wien, today, made a
trip to Taylor, Arctic Creek,
Bunker Hill and Coffee Creek. He
had a load of freight and Fred
Allyn as a passenger from Nome
to Arctic Creek.
Mirow Air Service Activities
Pilot Hans Mirow, yesterday,
made a trip to Council, Golovin,
and White Mountain with mail
and express. Josephine Bahnke
was a passenger to Bluff via
White Mountain .
Pilot Jack Jefford left yester
day on mail contract trips to the
eastward covering some 20-odd
places which he expects to visit
and return to Nome in about 3
days, weather permitting. Follow
ing are the towns and postoffices
which will be covered on this
trip: Solomon, Golovin, Toobuk
toolik. Shaktoolik, Unalakleet.
Kaltag, Nulato. Koyuk, Cutoff,
St. Michael, Chenilik, Hamilton,
Kwiguk, Akularuk, White Moun
tain, Piskas Point, Pilot Station,
and Fortuna Ledge.
Jilot Jefford will also pick up
John Schwalger, the well-known
fur buyer, at Nulato and trans
port him to Koyukuk, Dahl Ri
ver and Ruby, after which the
plane and polit will return to the
1 Nome base.
NEWS ITEMS
Election of Officers
Mrs. Lars E. Rynning and Mrs.
Peter Sather will be hostesses to
the Ladies Aid of the Federated
Church on Friday afternoon at
two o’clock at the home of Mrs.
Rynning. This is the regular time
for the election of officers, and a
full attendance is desired.
Drama Club to Meet
A business meeting of the
Drama Club is called for Thurs
day night, Jan. 5, 8 p.m. at the
parsonage of the Federated
Church. All members and others
interested in the dramatic pro
ductions are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
Sourdough on Vacation
Dan Camp, well known sour
dough, prospector, miner, and
for the past several years an em
ployee of the Lomen Commercial
Co., is on his way enroute to the
States on a vacation and medical
trip. After taking in the fair and
seeing everything worth seeing,
Da n expects to return to his po
sition and incidentally keep an
eye on his mining interests.
To Visit Family Seattle
Jack Seidenverg, the well
known clothing merchant of
Nome, left recently via plane for
Seattle, where he will spend a
few months with his family and
incidentally arrange for his new
spring and summer stock, which
will be given personal supervi
sion while outside. During his
absence, his son Milton wil have
charge of the Nome store.
Has Serious Eye Trouble
Mrs. Art M. Hartford, wife of
the genial manager of the U. S.
S. R. & M. Company, Nome de
1 partment, who is experiencing
1 serious eye trouble, left via plane
Tuesday for the States for med
! ical attention. Mrs. Hartford took
advantage of a lull in the wea
, ther and flew over to Fairbanks
i where she could obtain some as
sistance if necessary, while her
husband was getting things in
shape before leaving on the PAA
plane tomorrow, to join -her at
Fairbanks, and continue the jour
ney to the States.
Initiates 10 New Members
The local IOOF lodge at its
last meeting initiated a class of
10 new' candidates into the my
steries of the first degree. Since
the purchase of their new’ lodge
; hall a little over a year ago, the
1 Odd Fellows have approximately
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doubled its membership and new
candidates are being presented
every meeting.
Next Friday night, Jan. 6th,
work in the second degree will
be put on, followed by work in
the 3rd degree Friday, Jan. 13th.
On Saturday, Jan. 14th the Odd
Fellow's and Rebekah Lodges
will hold joint installation ser
vices, followed by a social party
of some kind, the details of
which will be announced later.
Joint Installation Tonight
Joint installation services by
the Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No.
1 and Pioneer Women Igloo No. 1
will take place tonight at IOOF
hall. Following the installation
services, refreshments will be
served, and will they be good—
well, the Pioneers are famed in
Nome as well as other parts of
Alaska, for their good eats and
genial hospitality—the commit
tee in charge of refreshments
know their stuff and also know
how to prepare plenty of grub
for the large attendance which
is sure to attend. A pioneer gath
ering of this kind would not be
complete if card games were not
in order, so the committee has
made arrangements and every
thing is set for a part of the
evening to be spent playing
cards, for which prizes will be
awarded. You will miss a grand
party if you fail to attend.
, New Teacher for Nome
The announcement was made
today by Supt. Calvin Pool of
the Nome Public School that
Miss Florence Kerr, a student at
the University of Alaska at Fair
banks will arrive early next
week to assume the fourth and
fifth grade teaching position left
vacant here recently.
Miss Kerr is an experienced
and highly successful teacher on
leave of absence from the Bend,
Oregon, city schools where she
has taught eight years. She has
been attending the University
and is now finishing her semes
ter’s work early in order to take
up her work here at the earliest
possible date. She comes highly
recommended and we are fortun
ate to secure the services of so
well-qualified a person.
League Baseball Begin Soon
At a meeting of the Nome Base
i ball League held last night it was
decided to start play on Wednes
day, January 18. This is a later
starting date than usual but the
same number of games will be
played. The Women’s League
will begin play after all or the
major part of the men’s season
is finished.
A much needed improvement
in the form of a large scoreboard
is being constructed for the bene
fit of the fans, and the stage
seats will again be used.
Practice will be resumed to
night with full turnouts. All
teams are anxious to secure the
full benefit of valuable practice
periods.
Federated Church
Rev. Vincent Widney, pastor.
Services for Sunday, Jan. 1
Church school, 11 o’clock.
Evening Worship, 7:45 p.m.
Sermon topic: “Keeping Sane
in an Insane World.” A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Native Methodist Church
Sunday School, 11 a.m.
Service, 5 P. M.
BIG-HORNED SHEEP IN
PARK ARE VANISHING
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATION
AL PARK, Colo., Dec. — Disease
and unfavorable conditions are
killing off the few remaining big
horn j^heep in Rocky Mountain
National Park, says Chief Rang
er J Barton Ilerschler.
A count last year showed 145
big-horns; this year there are
but 130. Officials are making a
study of the herd to determine
the exact cause of the decline
LOST—A man’s cap with fur
lined flap, taken by mistake at
the Nevada Cabaret, Saturday
night, owner may exchange same
by calling at the Nugget office.
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NEW YEAR SPECIAL
Something New
JUBILEE HAM
Mellow cooked Ready to Eat
Whole, per lb. 55c Cut, 60^
HEARTS OF LJETTUCE
Extra nice. Freshly trimmed !
Cost us more than the price
ARMOUR STAR
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
Put in fancy bowls, each 35«*
HUBBARD SQUASH
MARBLE HEAD SQUASH
3 lbs. 25c
BLOOD SAUSAGE
Home Made — Very Delicious
Per Pound 40d ^
FRESH GRAPES
25c per lb.
• SIRLOIN STEAKS
FROM PRIME STEER BEEF
45C ped lb.
We will cube some if you wish
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WHATEVER THE CRISIS or the threat of war that
could involve the British empire, the parasol is ever-present
among England’s statesmen, and War Minister Leslie Hore-Belisha
is no exception. Pleasant-faced despite the great emergency arising
from the Czech-German question, the minister irrives at 10 "Down
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PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Nome to Fairbanks-Every Mon. & Thura.
(Thursday Electra connecting with Juneau Schedule)
Radio-Equipped Lockheed Electras
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