ETHEL VOGAN AND FAMILY
MOVE TO MINNESOTA
Mrs. Ethel Vogan, Nome-born
Alaskan, was initiated into the
Women’s Auxiliary of Pioneers
of Alaska last Friday evening at
a special meeting. Mrs. Vogen
was in town enroute to Minnesota
from Teller, with her mother Mrs.
Ethel Marx. They will make their
home in Minnesota. They were
accompanied by the three Vogan
boys.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Tolbert Scott, Milton
Savok, Margaret Segonna, Mary
Kokochurak, Alma Tungwenuk.
Discharged: Mary Lou Charles,
Don Pierce, Martha Apok, Roy
Okie, Henrietta Grenfell.
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Wolves Reported Sighted
Berry pickers are warned of !
wolves in this area. Phillip Ok
soktaruk reported seeing a large
wolf yesterday while ptarmigan
hunting out Osborne way.
Tracks of a large animal have
also been reported in the Snake
River area, so it possible that
there are more than one wolf
roaming around.
FOURTH DAUGHTER BORN
TO THE HARRY HOUGHS
The HftVry Houghs of 1232 9th
Ave., Fairbanks, are the proud
parents of a new daughter, Robyn
Renee, born in St. Joseph’s Hos
pital Aug. 18 and weighing 5
pounds 15 ounces.
Hough is a dispatcher for Wien
Alaska Airlines. The couple’s old
er daughters are Xenia, 2, and
Jill and Joy, 15-month-old twins.
Maternal grandfather is Nels
Swanberg Jr., of Nome. Maternal
greatgrandparents are the Nels
Swanbergs Sr., also of Nome.
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Men's Golden Fleece Car Coals
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NEW CHOPPER COATS ALL-WOOL PLAIDS
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PARKAS FOR THE FAMILY
For Men, Women and Children
WOMEN’S CAR COATS
Heavy, Water - Repellent Poplin
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WINTER FOOT WEAR
Insulated Boots Shoe Pacs Boots Polarettes
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
LAST FREIGHTER
FOR NORTON SOUND AREA
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 20
Will call at St. Michael and Nome
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
Human Skeleton Found
In Sawtooth Mountains
U.S. Marshal Oliver and U.S.
Commissioner Jenks are in the
Sawtooth range today investigat
ing the finding of a human skele
ton by Hugo Lindfors, who made
the discovery while prospecting.
Several prospectors have dis
appeared in the mountanis during
the past 50 years and it is pos
sible there is some clue to the
identity of the skeleton.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were: Grace
Edman, Eli Mulch, Rev. Roald
Amundsen and son John, Mrs.
Pruitt. Also Messrs. Hartman,
Gibler, Gibler, and Green.
Bob and Mike Vierthaler, PAA
mechanics from Seattle, were
round-trip passengers.
Departing were: Charles Irwin,
Lester Bigbee, Mr. and Mrs.
Frenfall, Dan Tatoowi, John Val
entine and family, and Noel and
Dick Vogan.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
WANTED TO RENT—By couple,
furnished house for the winter.
Call Main 24.,
WILL CARE for children in
my home. Phone Red 74. 103p
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Two showd nightly—7:15 and 9:15 j
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. *
TONIGHT
Second Show Starts at 9:30 p-m.
TUESDAY ONLY
A CINEMASCOPE SURPRISE
WILL BE PRESENTED
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LAUREN BACALL
CHARLES BOYER
GLORIA GRAHAME
LILLIAN GISH
JOHN KERR
SUSAN STRASBERG
OSCAR LEVANT
Two Girls Born At Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tungwe
nuk are the parents of a girl
born this morning at the hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Segonna
are the parents of a girl born
yesterday at the hospital.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Tom Jensen,
Ellen Lyle, Owen Davis, Vic Rich
ardson, James McLean, Robert
Prestbo, Versie Drake, Chas. Pur
vis, Edward Yeder, J. D. Hurley,
Henry Glenn, John Posey, Alice
DeHeus, Terry Savana, Barbara
Savaria, Vicki Savaria, Joseph
Evans, A. Keating, Don Pickerel,
Anthony Palzer, John Ebarb, Hu
bert Biehele, Edward Perrault,
Frank Snell, Robert Bohm, Don
Sampson.
From Kotzebue: Dick Miller,
Capt. Antonio Aleo, Thomas Mar
tin, Mary Hervey, Warren Boyd,
Billy Lane, Carroll Hughes, David
Truesdale, Sterling Montague.
To Fairbanks: Wm. Menden
hall, Roy Youngblood, Ralph Cul
bertson, Sigfried Hansen, Dick
Miller, Nancy Miller, Martin Kar
mun, Louis Phillips, R. H. Burke,
Oliver Morris, Raymond Martin,
Warren Hager, Ronald Walters,
I. Skillenberg, Mary Hervey, C.
Cash.
From Tanana: Hilda Katchatag
To Galena: Ruth Dominski.
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HEY, KIDS! THEATER
WILL HAVE SHOW ON
SATURDAY MORNINGS
The managers of The Theater
have announced a Saturday morn
ing matinee for children will be
inaugurated on Sept. 1st.
The matinee will start at 10:00
a.m. and prices will be very spe
cial. Children under 12 years will
be admited for 25 cents and young
people tip to 16 years for 35 cents.
At the present time adults are
being turned away on Friday and
weekend evenings because of the
congestion and the matinee will
relieve this condition. Mrs. Brown
states that there will be no
“shushing” during the matinee,
which should be a relief for the
young people who like to talk.
The first morning showing will
be “Wizard of Oz,” in Technicolor
—a show every child should see.
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