Father MacIntyre Joins
Pioneers of Alaska
Father McIntyre, who has been
here during the absence of Father
Murphy, from his station at Kot
zebue, was initiated into the Pio
neers of Alaska last Wednesday
evening. He is well qualified to
be a Pioneer as he was born
in Skagway.
A good attendance enjoyed an
evening of fellowship and tall
tales by Nels Swanberg Sr.
Fortune Photographer
Completes Assignment
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Newman
left yesterday to see more of
Alaska on their return trip to the
states. The Newmans, who are
both photographers, have been
taking pictures of people and in
teresting places and activities in
this part of the territory since
completing a special assignment
for Fortune Magazine.
Their visit has been especially
enjoyed by Hose Silverman,
mother of Mrs. Newman.
Mrs. Freida Bohrer. mother of
Ernie Bohrer, arrived from Osh
kosh, Wis., to visit with' her son
and family for about a month. She
operates a ladies’ shop in Oshkosh
and enjoyed her first plane ride
across the States and to Nome.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
CJ.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Fail’ and continued warm today I
through Tuesday. Light variable
winds. Patches of fog along the
coast tonight. Low temperature
expected tonight 50, high tomor
row 64.
Nome data in last 24 hours as
of 7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture 67, lowest 51. Max. wind 12
mph from the West. Sunrise at
1:59 a.m., sunset at 10:16 p.m.
A year ago today: high temp
erature 55, low 33. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 72 in
1919, lowest 28 in 1934.
Grace Crosson, health nurse of
St. Lawrence Island, is visiting in
town for a few days and will
return to the island soon.
VISITING AIRLINE OFFICIALS
Alaska Airlines personnel visit
ing Nome station over the week
end were:
Kelley Wilson, assistant to the
vice president, operations and
maintenance, Anchorage; Ed Hig
gins, district traffic and sales
manager, Anchorage; Peter Malo
ney, accounting office, Seattle:
Sig Krogstad, chief bush pilot,
Anchorage; Art Johnson, bush
pilot, Unalakleet; and Mrs. Lelia
Raines, agent at Moses point.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: H.B. Elling
son, Clifford Groh, James Fitz
gerald, M.C. Gebhart, Burell Nes
bitt, Betty Park, G.W. Wilson,
K. P. Horton, Leroy Wilson, How
ard Lincoln, Irma Shulver, Ed
ward Higgins, Kelly Weise, Peter
Maloney, S. H. Lorraine, Lloyd
Peterson.
From Unalakleet: Col. P. H.
Maurer.
From McGrath: P.E. Toole, J.
L. Wallace.
To N.E. Cape: Sgt. Wright, B.
Camp, L.C. Farley.
To Unalakleet: Lorena Ivan
off, Nannie Anowrak, Alice Ana
gick, Peter Maloney, Art Johnson.
To Anchorage: Ernest H. Mc
Call, Dell Rathgeb, Frank Starr,
Bill McCall, Col. W. Keating,
Francis O’Hara, David Hopkins,
Dave Levenhagen, Buell Nesbitt,
James Fitzgerald, Clifford Groh,
MjD. Gebhart, Erma Sculer, Sig
Krogstad, Ed Higgins, Betty Pack.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Goins, Mamie Helson, M.
Bergstrom, G. Bushman, Mr. Car
rol, R. Morse, V. Seigwart, Mary
Honsberger, Freida Bohrer, R.
Rolloed, G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Ruska, G. McNabb, G. Mahlin.
To Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs. M.
Newman, J. Michel, G.W. Baird,
Glen Hicks, Richard Egge.
From Kotzebue: E. Wainner.
The CAP Cadets are to meet
this evening at 7:30 at the CAA
Rec Hall.
A CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
American Legion. The Masonic
Lodge and all kind friends of our
dear Brother John Powell and
messages of sympathy.
■ —Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Canada
JURY DRAWN FOR
WILSON-EBERLE CASE
The Wilson vs. Eberle case
opened this morning in U.S. Dis
trict Court and the following spe
cial venire was called.
The case will be tried starting
on Monday, July 25 at 10 a.m.
Following are the names of
jurors drawn:
Alma Tungwenuk, * Bertha
Vlaar, C. O. Mickelson, Audrey
Bayer, J.A. Overbaugh, Mrs. Nora
Larsen, Christine Angell, Albert
Braten, Mary Brown, Edward
Walker, Betty Edwards, Irene
Gillette, Ruth Reed, Nancy F.
Lean, Peter Larsen, George Luke;
Barbara Martin, B. H. Reddi
way, Robert Renshaw, James
Kealiher, Frank Martin, Herman
Bernhardt, Louise Matson, Mrs.
Irene Kakik, August Omekitjoak,
R.K. Herman, Nels Swanberg Jr.,
Robert Soolok, John McLuke,
Evelyn Boucher.
COMMISSIONERS TO MEET
IN NOME NEXT WEEK
A meeting of the U.S. Com
missioners of the Second Division
is scheduled here for next week.
The conference is planned for
July 20, 21, and 22.
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Nomeites Make Excursion
To Sledge Island Sunday
An oomiak load of local people
made a trip to Sledge Island yes
terday and spent the day taking
pictures and watching bird life
on the island. The Mogg boat
made the charter trip and some
of the excursionists were resi
dents who have living for over
30 years and never before had
the opportunity of exploring the
island.
Those who made the trip were:
Alice Hudson, Mr .and Mrs. H.
Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
McCarthy, Mrs. M. Kennedy, Alec
Mclnnis, Bessy Estep, Dorothy
Emmons and her mother,. Caro
line Coons and her father, Mary
Mogg, Bessie Moses and Margaret
Steinbreck.
The oomiak departed for the
island early Sunday morning and
returned this morning at 1 a.m.
Covenant Navigators Meet Tonite
The Covenant Navigators are
meeting tonight at 8 p.m. An in
teresting dmeeting is planned
with Reverend Amundsen speak
ing. Thomas Tungwenuk will be
leading the meeting. All young
people are invited to attend.
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