William Cook And
Frances Thomas Married
Tuesday Evening
William Cook, who is with the
CAA here, and Frances Thomas
o'f Lexington, Kentucky, were
married last evening at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Saario
by Rev. R. Closson of the Com
munity Methodist Church, in a
candle lighted service.
Lovely orchids from Hawaii
were flown in for the bride and
her attendant Claire Hall. Dallas
Eberle was best man.
An unusual souvenir of the oc
casion was a tape recording made
of the ceremony.
The Cooks are at home on First
Ave. W in the house known as the
Couthard residence.
SUPPLIES TO EAR MOUNTAIN
Alaska Airline’s Pilgrim was
busy this week hauling supplies
to Ear Mountain for the Alaska
Tin Corp. and gasoline and oil for
the U. S. Bureau of Mines at
Omalik.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Clem Boucher, Fred
Dewey, John Mulligan, Kathleen
Stack.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Alaska Airlines Plans
Charter Trip To Point
Barrow For 24 Passengers
Alaska Airlines plans to1 operate
a charter to Point Barrow, Alaska,
direct from Nome if a firm load
is obtained.
It all started when some of the
passengers who went on the Kot
zebue charter began planning to
see more of Alaska. If there are at
least 24 passengers, the flight will
be set up to leave Nome at 12:30
p.m. after Flight 5 comes from
Anchorage.
Anyone wishing to go may in
quire at Alaska Airlines office.
Point Barrow lies at the ex
treme northernmost point and is
the former base of operations for
a U.S. Navy oil development pro
gram.
Russell Arnett To Be Married
In Seward on August 7
Russell Arnett, former U. S.
Commissioner here, and Betty
Jane Epps of Seward, have an
nounced their marriage for Sat
urday, August 7, at the Seward
Memorial Methodist Church.
Miss Epps, who has been house
mother at the Jessie Lee Home
at Seward, visited Nome last
summer for a short time.
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Operation Oil Lays
Front Street Dust
Oiling of Frpnt Street continues
as the first step in an organized
program instigated by the city
street committee headed by Coun
cilman Bill Gillis.
Although the oiling operation is
causing some small inconvenience
it is felt by most of the business
people who' will benefit, that the
results far outweigh the incon
venience.
The blocking off of one block
at a time, allows the oil to pene
trate and soak the gravel instead
of being carried off on tires of
cars and shoes of pedestrians.
Although it is not a permanent
solution to the dust problem, the
street committee is to be compli
mented for their efforts to im
prove the situation in a systematic
manner.
Daughter Born To Elmo Wrights
Mr’ and Mrs. Elmo Wright are
the parents of a daughter, Gloria
Ann,, born this morning at 2:30
a.m. at home with Mrs. Fannie
Walluk attending the mother.
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IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Florence Sheppard was sen
tenced to 30 days i/i the Federal
jail for disorderly conduct.
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Mrs. Andrew Kalarak Visits
Here From Home nl Anchorage
Mrs. Andrew Kalarak, former
Nome resident now living in An
chorage, has been visiting here
and in Solomon, her home town.
She states that her husband is
working for the Alaska Railroad
and she enjoys meeting friends
from Nome when they come thru
Anchorage.
Her trip was saddened by death
in the family at Solomon caused
by eating undercooked bear meat
this spring.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Lily Amuktoolik,
May Iyahuk, Joseph Iyahuk, Lt.
Mighell, and Aurora and Eleanor
Escholt.
To Anchorage: Emma Milligrok,
Emma Porter, Gloria Fritz and
infant and Mark Fritz, Alice Ka
lerak, Bill Lindgren, Walt Weid
man.
To Unalakleet: Harvey Tri
To McGrath: Rev. Rugwell.
From Unalakleet: Thomas Sa
goonik.
To Koyuk: John Osborne.
From Shaktoolik: Charles Au
liye.
From Elim: Emma Porter, Mar
lin Paul, Emma Amuktoolik.
SOFTBALL
AIR FORCE WINS
16-2 OVER BRONSON
In seven innings of softball
played last evening at the base
ball park, the Air Force downed
Bronson’s team 16-2. Air Force
pitcher Talbot was relieved in
the 5th inning after allowing two
hits and the two runs scored by
the town team. Raya, who re
lieved Talbot, struck out two
batters and allowed only one hit
in the remainer of the game.
Miller was the Air Force catcher.
Battery for Bronson was Norm
Atuk, pitcher, and Arnie Castel,
catcher.
Another game is scheduled for
this evening starting at 7, weather
permitting, pitting Bronson’s team
against the Bering Sea Club.
MUNZ AIRWAYS
From Lost River: Victor Weo
kok, Glenna Paul, Everett Houg
land.
From Tin City: Jack Adams.
To Wales: Capt. Hopkins.
To Big Hurrah: Dave Gregory.
Tommy and Barbara Martin
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