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Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Bases At
Nome : : : Fairbanks
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Allis-Clialmers Tractors
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Nome, Alaska
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Wien Airlines
Activities
January 25—Pilot Frank Whal
.y made a flight to Pilgrim
Springs in the morning with 3
jissengers: Mrs Joe Amarok and
laughter and M Kapelowitz. tm
inediately upon returning to
Nome Frank left for Coffee Cr.
.vith Ed Hovcn, Maurice Kelli
aer and Peter Sather. The return
to Nome was made via Pilgrim
Springs to bring M Kapelowitz
to Nome.
January 26—A flight was made
to Taylor with a load of freight.
■ Weather conditions prevented a
trip from Coffee Creek to Taylor
scheduled for the afternom but
will be made tomorrow. Before
returning to Nome Frank Whal
ey stopped at Solomon to bring
Andy Nylen to Nome.
Mirim Air Service
Activities
Thursday — Pitot Jefford re
turned from Holy Cross to Mar
shall to Unalakleet and came on
to Nome Friday morning. Mr
Burdick’s party expects to leave
' for the Kuskoltwim early tomor
row morning and will be gone
for some time.
Thursday — Pilot Chambers
made his mail run from Unala
kleet to St. Michael and return
then left for Bethel where he
will pick up Frank Kammer and
wife. Pilot Chambers expects to
| leave for Nome tomorrow morn
| ing and will bring Kammer and
wife here.
Friday — Pitot Sasseen will
I leave for Nome tomorrow with a
| load of passengers and some ex
press, possibly will have to make
two trips because of the num
ber waiting to come to Nome.
A new motor has been instal
i le£l in the A Stinson and after
it has been test hopped will i
leave for Fairbangks and Anchor,
age and will be on the regular
j Anchorage run hereafter. Frank
| Kammer will be the new pilot on
1 this run as soon as he arrives!
from Bethel.
A mail trip is scheduled for
St. Lakrence between now and!
February 1st.
Friday— Pilot Jefford left for
Kotzebue with Archie Ferguson
and Matt Parvin on an emergen
cy trip to place Parvin in the
hospital there. Jefford will re
turn either ths evening or to
morrow morning in order to con
tinue on with the riendeer flying.
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Last night the Volunteer Fire
men of Nome held a meeting and
a full attendance was present.
Most important matter brought
before the meeting was the Chee
chacco Ball to be given on the
arrival of the first boat.
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The Thursday PAA mail plane I
arrived yesterday on schedule j
and returned. Passengers were:'
L. Morley for Fairbanks and
Mary Aahia and Charlie Moon,
enrou.t- to the hospital at Tan
ana.
Commencing today The Nome ,
Nugget is publishing a weather
report on conditions about Se
ward Peninsula and weather in
formation on other parts of Al
aska. Temperatures, present and
past, precipitation, visibility,1
general synopsis etc will be in
cluded.
This itemized report is made
possible through the cooperation
and activity of the U S Weather
Bureau at Nome, A E McKenzie,
Junior Meteorologist.
Mr McKenzie has volunteered
to compile this report and will
welcome any criticism or sugges
tilons for supplying important ad
ditions or subtractions from the
form now used.
I O O F BOX SOCIAL
Saturday, February 10th, watch
for further details.
Buy them by the bundle, Use
them for starting fires, For Sale
at The Nome Nugget.
The Nurses of Nome Red Cross
drive started today with mem
bers of that profession canvas
I sing the city. When it was heard
! [hat there were seventeen nurses
in Nome the question was asked
“who are they?”
They include: Mrs Chas J Clas
by, Mrs Kurt Sprenger, Mrs Gus
O'Leary, Mrs Ralph Kitzmiller,
| Mrs A1 Gawne, Miss Helschie
(hospital), Miss Hopland (hos
pital), Miss Phoebe Sheppard
: (Indian Affairs), Mrs B B Mo
! zee, Mrs Nancy Smith, Miss
| Johnnie Johnson, Mrs Wm F
Barber, Mrs A M Hartford, Mrs
W P Wood, Mrs C O Roberts,
Miss Engbrets n (hospital), and
| Mrs Joe Hopkins.
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The Nome Finnish Relief Fund
Committee has completed its
Nome drive and has mailed to A1
aska Headquarters at Juneau, the
sum of $539.55 collected during a
three-day campaign last week.
The committee will continue,
it was announced, as an organiza
tion and will accept donations
fr m outlying sections, which
will from time to time be for
| warded to the Juneau head
quarters.
The committee headed by May
j or Kubon wished to express thru
j the columns of The Nome Nugget
their sincere appreciation for the
many donations made tjo this
worthwhile cause.
LATEST FILINGS
Latest filing for the primary el
j eclion to be held April 30th this
i year was Gene Kell, President of
I the Pioneer Igloo No. 1, as a can
didate for the House of Repre
I sentatives on the Democratic
ticket.
Following is the list of filings
todate:
Sam Duker, Republican for
i Delegate to Congress.
O D Cochran, Democrat for
j Senator.
i Harry Egbert, Republican for
1 Senator.
For House of Representatives:
S W Taggart, Rep, Rollyn J Ball
Rep, Stuart L Stangroom Rep,
Kenneth D Rude Rep, Clyde
Cockburn Dem, Gene Kell, Dem.
Later: Other filings today were
Frank Whaley, Nome aviator,
Democrat, and John B Hurley Re
publican for Representative.
Great entertainment numbers
have been prepared by the enter
tainment committee for the Bene
fit for Crippled Children to be
held at the school auditorium
this Saturday evening. Members
of the committee include Leon
ard Smith, Rev. W P Wood and
Bernie Knudson. Amateur mov
ies, “Charlie McCarthy" (with
microphone guaranteed) and
musical numbers wil make up
the major numbers with dancing
! specialties to come during the ev
enin-g. Music will be by the Whal
ey and Nevada Orchestras, alter
nating.
Sale of tickets was reported to
be going fine, and a large crowd
i is expected, committee members
stated. The time tomorrow even
I ing is 9 pm and dancing will last;
until 1 am.
The regular meeting of the
j Nome Health Council will be
i held at the City Hall, Monday,
January 29, 7:30 pm. All mem
bers are urged to be present and j
the public is cordially invited to!
attend. Films on syphilis will be1
shown.
Hank Miller, Chairman
Federated Church
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Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11 a.m.—Church School.
7:45 p.m. Worship Service.
Sermon topic: “Going Ahead
of Jesus.”
Anthem by the choir.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess
l 11 a.m.—Church School.
5:00 p.m. — Worship Service
Sermon topic: “Things Freely
Given.” Solo by Mir. Bernie j
Knudson.
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STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
Mt. McKINLEY.Jan 20 Jan 26 Jan 26 Feb 1_
ALASKA . Jan 27 Feb 2 Feb 2 Feb 6
Mt. McKINLEY . Feb 3 Feb 9 Feb 9 Feb 15
ALASKA . Feb 10 Feb 16 Feb 16 Feb 22
YUKON . Feb 17 Feb 23 Feb 23 Feb 29
ALASKA.—Feb 24 Mar 1 Mar 1 Mar 7
YUKON —. Mar 2 Mar 8 Mar 8 Mar 14
ALASKA . Mar 0 Mar 15 Mar 15 Mar 21
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNLSH, Agent