Glenn Emmons and Party
Due In On North Star
From St. Lawrence Island
Glenn Emmons, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs of the Interior
Department and party who are
now on the MS North Star, are
scheduled to return late tonight
from Gambell.
Trips are planned tomorrow to
White Mountain, Shaktoolik and
Unalakleet and the party will be
here for a dinner in their honor
tomorrow evening at the Bering
Sea Club sponsored by the Cham
ber of Commerce and the city of
ficials.
The no-host dinner will start at
7:30 p.m. and reservations are still
being received.
The party leaves on Friday for
Kotzebue and other points and
are scheduled to be in Fairbanks
on July 9th where a party is
planned in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Liebig, who
taught school at Bethel last year,
have come to spend the summer
preparatory to teaching school
here this winter. Mrs. Liebig will
teach the fourth grade and Mr.
Liebig is scheduled to teach the
eighth grade.
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IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
On a complaint filed by Alice
Anagick, Lewis Anagick was
brought before the U.S. commis
sioner on a charge of non-support
and was ordered to pay $80 for
the support of his wife and child.
* * *
Richard Nershak Jr. was fined
$50 by U.S. Commissioner Herb
Jenks for procuring liquor while
a minor.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Edna Kenick, Annie
Iokanna, Laura Dimmick, Richard
Norbert, Agnes George, June
Oman, Swande Sarback.
Discharged: Kathryn Yerger,
Robert Iyatanguk, Ray Charles,
M. Komahuk, Edith Mandeville,
John Weyiouanna, Charles Dick
son, Newman Christian.
NOTICE
All Real and Personal Property
Taxes, for 1954, due the City of
Nome, become delinquent after
July 15, 1955. The Delinquent
Tax Roll shall then be prepared
with penalty at 5 per cent and
interest at 6 per cent calculated
on all unpaid taxes.
City of Nome,
By Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish July 8, 11, 13, 1955.
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Rev. Willard Mecklenburg
Arrives To Minister At
The Methodist Church
Rev. and Mrs. Willard Mecklen
burg arrived yesterday to take
over the work of the Methodist
Church in the community.
Rev. Mecklenburg came from
Loyal, Wisconsin, where he has
been pastor. He attended the
Methodist Alaskan conference at
Seward before coming to Nome.
With them is their seven-year-old
son Myron “Mickey” who will be
in the second grade this year.
The home state of the Mecklen-!
burgs is Montana and their home
towns Bozeman and Glendive.
Rev. and Mrs. Mecklenburg are
scheduled to be in the community
for at least three years.
CLOVER CREWS REPAIR
NAVIGATION LIGHTS
Crews from the U.S.C.G. Clover
have been making their annual
repairs to the harbor lights and
relighting them for the naviga
tion season.
DICKMAN INFANT DIES
David John Dickman, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville J.
Dickman of Teller, passed away
on Sunday, July 3. Funeral ser
vices were held from the Catholic
Church here.
IN APPRECIATION
We. the undersigned, wish to
take this opportunity to individ
ually and collectively express our
sincere thanks to all the people
who assisted in making our Inde
pendence Day celebration the
success which we believe it was.
In particular we are indebted
to the Armed Forces for their
generous cooperation in providing
a speaker's stand, the "low-boy"
for the pie-eating contest, the
various units for the parade and
the band.
Without the tireless efforts and
unswerving devotion of Mr.
George Goshaw on behalf of the
program, it could never have
materialized. To him we are
deeply indebted and most grate
ful.
4th of July Committee,
Nome Common Council,
Steffen Andersen, Mayor
Keith Hedreen and
James Walsh, Councilmen
MRS. PEGGY MEADE. SISTER
OF STEFFEN ANDERSEN.
PASSES AWAY IN SEATTLE
Steffen Anderson today re
j ceived the sad news of the death
of his sister Mrs. Peggy Meade,
in Seattle yesterday.
Mrs. Meade is survived by her
husband, Lawrence, and a daugh
ter, aged 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Meade lived in
Nome for several years before
the war. Mr. Meade was a well
known carpenter here.
The sympathy of the entire
community goes to Lawrence and
his daughter and to Steffen and
his family during their hour of
bereavement.
David Maloney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Willoya, who has been
in a sanitarium in the States, is
home on a visit and seeing his
many friends.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Alex Rogers,
J. Erickson, J. Dwyer, D. M. Hop
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogan and
two children, Pete Bus, Martin
Evely, V. Moder, Fred Watson,
Eric and Don Horter, Mr. and
Mrs. V. Ray, Joe Michel.
From Kotzebue: Robert Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wheetley, R. D.
Ladd, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Lewis,
Mary Jones, Betty Motscham, W.
Lennon, W. Drost.
From Fairbanks: Paul Rafert,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Shuttleworth, Dr.
and Mrs. C. B. Lewis, Mary Jones,
Betty Matcham, Wanda Drost, W.
Bacon, T. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Gill, Clyde Hovik.
To Kotzebue: Ken Ubellohde,
R. Isaac Smith, W. York.
From Candle: Don Coates.
National Geographic
Magazine Editor Here
Collecting Material
W. Robert Moore, chief of the
foreign editors staff of the Nation
al Geographic Magazine, is in this
area collecting material and pic
tures for an Alaskan article
scheduled to be published with an
Alaskan map sometime next year.
Although Moore is on his first
trip to Alaska, he feels that he
knows many Alaskans, as he has
helped edit many of the articles
as far back as when reindeer were
being developed and introduced to
the States commercially.
He enjoyed his stay in Kotze
bue, where he took in the Fourth
of July festivities and is looking
forward to a trip to Barrow be
fore seeing other parts' of the
territory.
P-TA NETS $114 FROM
HOT DOG STAND ON 4TH
The Nome Parent - Teachers
Assn, hot-dog stand during the
Fourth of July celebration was
quite successful, netting the or
ganization $114.66 to help them
carry on their good work in con
nection with the school hot lunch
program.
The P-TA wishes to thank all
persons who contributed and
those who patronized the stand,
and especially to Wien Airlines
for making available their facil
ities.
NOTICE TO PIONEERS
President Fredrik Bockman re
quests all members of Igloo No. 1,
Pioneers of Alaska, to attend a
special meeting Wednesday at 8
p.m., July 6th. Initiation.
George R. Goshaw, Secty.
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