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ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES
PIONFF.RS AND VOLUNTEERS
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR HARRY EGBERT
Funeral services for Harry G
Egbert were held at the Feder
ued Church on Thursday, Sep
ember 12 at 2 p.m. The services
were held under the Auspices of
the Pioneers of Alaska in con
junction with and the assistance
of the Volunteer Firemen. The
Volunteers rode to the Church
in a body on the Fire Truck and
marched into the church togeth
er. During the services the Fire
Tru^k; was in attendance out
side and started the funeral pro
' cession to the cemetery at the
conclusion of the services.
Robert Baldwin rendered sev
eral pieces at the organ and Mrs.
O. S. Weaver sang a selection.
| The floral offerings were very im
j pressive with many nice sprays
in evidence.
The Pali Bearers were as fol
low's:
Chief W. W. Laws. Norvin W.
Lewis. John Hurley. Larry Jo
hansen. Alvin Polet and William
J. Maloney.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Sept. 11 — Three trips were
made north' with express and
the following passengers: Jack
Dowd. Nome to Pilgrim Springs;
Bud Thompson, Nome to Coffee:
Bud Harper and Emil Laurin,
Nome to Maoklin; and Warren
Simon, Rainbow' to Nome.
Sept. 12 — Pilot Wien made a
flight to points north with freight
Bud Thompson w’as picked up at
Coffee and taken to Taylor. Bud
Harper, N. Winterstien and Bob
White were brought to Nome
from Taylor.
Sept. 13 — A load of freight
w'as taken to Taylor and Fox
Bar.
Trips are scheduled for Kotze
bue. Deering. Haycock and Fair
banks as soon as weather per
i mits.
Polet Receives First Consign
ment of Fresh Vegetables
From Pilgrim Springs Mission
A consignment of cabbage, car
rots, celery and turnips from the,
Pilgrim Springs were received
and are now' on display.
The cabbages weigh over ten
| pounds and the turnips and car
rots are very large
These vegetabes are sold for
the benefit of the Mission with
out any selling charges whatso
ever.
We are sure that if these vege
tables w'ould be entered and dis
played at the Fair they would
capture the first prize.
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PAA ELECTRA DIE
NOME SATURDAY
Due to weather conditions the
PAA has an Electra scheduled
for Nome tomorrow, Saturday,
Sept. 14th, instead of Sunday,
returning to Fairbanks the same
day. This is an exception and
means no change in the regular
schedule. As per schedule the
trip following this will be on
Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Word has been received in
Nome that U. S. Marshal B. B.
Mozee was expected to leave
Seattle on yesterday’s Clipper,
enorute to Nome, after a 30-day
leave of absence.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
| school will not open on Septem
! ber 16th as previously announced
i The school will not open until
the improvements being made
I on it are completed. The build
^ ing is being leveled and a new
furnace being installed.
In the U. S. Federal District
Court, this morning Judge J. H.
S. Morison presiding, Emil John
son was admitted to citizenship.
The Nome Fire Department
answered a call to the Maynard
Columbus Hospital this after
noon. A gasoline mangle in the
laundry had caught fire. Little
or no damage resulted.
Mrs. Edna O'Leary has been
apointed by the National Board
of Arts and Cafts in Washington,
D. C., as demonstration teacher
of Native Arts and Crafts with
the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The area over which Mrs.
O'Leary is to have supervision in
eludes Seward Peninsula and ex
tends north to Point Barrow.
City Council Meets
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The Nome City Council met in
regular session at 8 o’clock p.m. [
on September 9.
All members were present ex
cept councilman O'Leary.
Little business of importance
was transacted.
Current bills in amount of
$1000 were approved for pay
ment. The greater part of these
was for street repair.
Mrs. Geo. Modini requested use
of the City Hall during the 1940
■*1 school year for conducting
kindergarten classes.
Inspector Kelsey reported that
construction on the addition to
the school building was progress
ing according to schedule.
The Mayor and members of
the Council gave expression to
feelings of deep sorrow' and re
gret and recognized the loss sus
tained by the City due to the
passing of Harry G. Egbert en
gineer at the Fire Department.
Wm. Bessner wras appointed
temporarily to fill the vacancy
occasioned by Mr. Egbert's death
Wilfred Boucher requested per
mision to instal an inter-commun
ication system in several places
in town as a demonstration. Per
mission was granted.
No further business being of
fered. the Council adjourned.
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OPEN HOUSE AT
FEDERATED PARSONAGE
About thirty-five ladies gather
ed at the Federated Parsonage
last Wednesday afternoon to en
joy an open house given by Mrs.
Wilbur P. Wood in 'honor of the
work done on the parsonage the
past year by the Ladies Aid. The
guests were shown the upstairs
rooms which had recently been
celotex-ed.
Mrs. Thomas Morcom and Mrs.
Kenneth Rank assisted as hostess
es.
Federated Chureli
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Riding Again.”
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
| Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess
! 11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service,
i Sermon topic: “An Educated
I World.” W. P. Wood will preach.
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NOME - SEATTLE
ROUND TRIP $421.20
Leaving and arriving Nome
SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
PAN AM1RICAN AIRWAYS SYSTEM
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier B, Seattle at 10 a.m.
SS ODUNA sails for Nome August 29th
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTB
Steamer Leave Seattle Di‘“ Seward Leave Seward
BARANOF . Sept 11 Sept 17 Sept 17
COLUMBIA . Sept 14 Sept 19 Sept 19
ALASKA . Sept 18 Sept 24 Sept 24
ALEUTIAN . Sept 21 Sept 26 Sept 26
BARANOF . Sept 25 Oct 1 Oct 1
COLUMBIA . Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 3
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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