HUGH WADE OF ANS TO
ADDRESS CHAMBER MEETING
Hugh Wade, ANS head from
Juneau, arrived over the week
end after conferences in Unala
kleet .and White Mountain. He
plans to stay here for a couple
of days.
Mr. Wade is scheduled to in
formally address the Chamber of
Commerce at their noon luncheon
tomorrow, it is reported, and all
interested have been invited to at
tend.
Gordon Osborne, of the Alaska
National Guard, left Saturday for
a combined business and pleasure
trip. He plans to return in about
six weeks.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Departing Saturday: Betty Col
by, Fred Kubon, Ken Kadow,
Mrs. Larry Galvin and daughter,
Dewey Goodrich, Gordon Osborne
and Charles Swanson.
Arriving: John Collins and Eino
Myatti.
Mrs. Sam Chambliss, mother of
Frank Schneider of Alaska Air
lines, is visiting from her home
in California. ,
Father Tom Cunningham, of the
Catholic Church and now sta
tioned in Kotzebue, is visiting in
town for a few days.
• Mrs. Larry Galvin and daughter
left Saturday- to spend the sum
mer in the States.
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DEWEY GOODRICH AND
BETTY COLBY OF N.C. STORE
ON ANNUAL BUYING TRIP
Dewey Goodrich, manager of
N. C. Co., left Saturday for the
States where he will attend the
international convention of the
Rotary Club in Tacoma, after
which he will take care of his
annual buying for the Nome store.
Betty Colby of the women’s
wear department will also be on
a buying trip, after which she
will go to Florida for a short
vacation.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: L. Schuh,
Mrs. John Ost, Fran Burch.
To Anchorage: Bpyd Harwood,
Clifford Uzell, Mrs. Ella Bjorn
stad, Mr. Shaefer, R. L. Gould,
Mrs. Gray, Fran Bersch, Capt.
Wright, Lt. Youts.
From McGrath: G. J. Gustafson,
A. C. Steinwandel, John A. Spang
ler. ,
To Unalakleet: May and Pearl
Joule.
From Unalakleet: Hugh Wade,
Robert Isaac.
Gus Steinwandel, of the U.S.
Engineers, is back after a winter
with his family in Worley, Idaho,
and has left for St. Lawrence
Island on official business.
He said his family is planning
to return to Alaska next year so
that his daughter may attend the
University of Alaska.
We wish to extend our sincere
appreciation to the many friends
of Nome and outlying villages for
the comforting sympathy cards,
beautiful flowers and all other
kind expressions of help extended
during our recent bereavement in
loss of our beloved wife and
mother.
L. E. Ost and family
NOTE OF THANKS
For your support in the recent
City Election, thank you.
—Carl Glavinovich
AMERICAN LEGION
Meets Tuesday, April 14
American Legion Hall - 8 p.m.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday, April 15
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
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All wool gabardine shirts . 9.75
Forest green jackets . 6.00
Sleeping bags .11.50
Alpaca ^jackets. used . 2.50
THE TRADING POST
Mrs. L. E. Ost Funeral
Held Sunday From The
Covenant Mission Church
Mrs. L. E. Ost, missionary in
this area fo'r over forty years,
was laid to rest Sunday from the
Covenant Church, following an
impressive ceremony attended by
many life-long friends.
Special features of the service
included some of her favorite
hymns sung by grown men and
women who had been “her chil
dren” at the Covenant "Mission
home at Golovin many years ago.
A special tribute was paid her
in song rendered by Protestant
ministers and their wives, repre
senting the Community Methodist
Church, Nazarene Church and the
Covenant Church with visitors
from Unalakleet Mission and
White Mountain.
Beautiful solos were sung by
Rev. Roald Amundson and also
a solo in Eskimo, without accom
paniment as a special tribute by
Henry Agloowin of White Moun
tain, a devoted friend.
The service was conducted by
Rev. Paul Carlson.
Out-of-town friends who arriv
ed, included Mrs. Walter Ander
son of White Mountain, Mrs. Spen
cer Strand and Mrs. Emery Lind
gren of Unalakleet, Mrs. Maynard
Londborg of Fortuna Ledge and
many Eskimo friends whose
names could not be obtained.
Lt. Lincoln Ost, a son, arrived
from Texas for the funeral and
Mrs. John Ost, daughter-in-law,
came from Homer, Alaska, to be
with the family here including
Mrs. L. E. Ost, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Mclvor and Mrs. Allen Doyle
and their families.
Leona Glass, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Glass, plans to
leave this week for the States
where she will be working and
studying in the Seattle area. She
has been employed here by the
M & M Bank.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Phillip Kuzruk.
Discharged: Matilda Slwooko,
Katherine Olson and Joe Imana.
Governor Heintzleman To
Visit Nome This Summer
Gov. B. Frank HeintzlemaVi
who became head of the Territory
of Alaska last Friday in official
and impressive inaugural cere
monies, followed by the tradition
al inaugural ball, has written that
he plans to visit Nome probably
some time in June or July.
Representing the Second Divi
sion in the inaugural party was
Sen. Charles D. Jones of Nome.
Vacating o'ffices in Juneau, over
the week end, in addition to
Governor Gruening, were Secre
tary Riley, Mrs. Katherine Alex
ander, secretary to the governor,
also a Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Vir
ginia Angell.
Bob DeArmond of Sitka has
been named special secretary to
the new govenor.
Golovin Men Safe On Ice
The three Golovin men who
were reported missing on the ice
last Friday, were found in the
afternoon by the Civil Air Patrol
search plane piloted by Les Bron
son and accompanied by Rev.
Paul Carlson. They spotted the
men near Rocky Point, about 20
miles southwest of Golovin and
landed on the ice to see if they
needed help. The men were sur
prised to learn they were missing,
having just stayed out hunting
longer than anticipated:
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