Louis Berry Passes Away
Louis Berry, well known old
timer is dead. Berry lived with
Sig Grytten and he and John
Larson were with him at the time
of his death.
Gryften and Larson said that
Berry “passed out on the floor”
so they covered him with a blan
ket. When they looked at him
several hours later they realized
he was dead and reported it to
the authorities.
It has been reported that Berry
had been dead 8 to 12 hours when
he was examined by the author
ities.
Donates $100 to Youth Center
It was announced today that
Jack Paul of the Nome Bargain
Store has donated $10ff to the
Nome Youth Center.
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New Patrolman Leaves
Because of Wife's Illness
Mr. Dittman, who arrived last
week with his family, as new
patrolman for the city, is leav
ing today due to the illness of
his wife.
Peggy Kanaga Here To
Show Sewing Machines
Peggy Kanaga, who operates
the Pfaff Sewing Center in Fair
banks, is here on her second trip
this year demonstrating the sew
ing machine and also a new knit
ting machine which is very pop
ular.
Demonstrations of the machines
are open to the public at 4 o’clock
and 8 o’clock today and Thurs
day.
She will return to Fairbanks
on Friday.
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued fair and colder to
night and Thursday. Tempera
tures are expected to drop tonight
to between 10 and 15 below and
rise to 0 to -5 Thursday.
Highest temperature in the last
24 hours 1, lowest -12. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 37
in 1937, lowest -12 last night.
Sunrise 8:34, sunset 2:58.
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Home Arts Club Sponsors
Food Sale To Raise Money
For Hot Lunch Program
The Home Arts Club is spon
soring a food sale, Saturday, Nov.
17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
N.C. Store, with proceeds to go
to help defray the cost of a school
hot lunch program. Donations of
food and baked goods are so
licited.
The Home Arts Club asks you
to help the Nome school chil
dren enjoy a delicious hot lunch
in school this winter.
Plans for the current year are
that the lunches be prepared by
a local restaurant which is regu
larly inspected by Territorial
Health officers.
Lunches have been planned
with the children's health and ap
petite as a guide.
Mary Jo Swanberg
Is Leading In Race For
Youth Center Queen
The four leading contestants in
the Queen race sponsored by the
Youth Center Committee are:
Mary Jo Swanberg .15,000
Suzanne Fagerstrom ....12,700
Gay Weyer . 5,000
Alice Glavinovich . 2,000
Some of the girls have not
turned in their votes, so it has
been requested that all sellers
who have books of tickets but
haven’t sold any, to please return
them to Mrs. August at the Police
Station. This request was made
because some of the contestants
need more tickets—in a hurry.
Another new ruling was an
nounced today: That everyone
selling tickets turn in their col
lections and number of tickets
sold during noon hour at the
Police Station.
High School Sponsors
TB Xmas Seal Sale
The annual TB Christmas Seal
Sale is being sponsored again this
year by the Nome High School.
Students are taking turns sell
ing seals in the foyer of the Post
Office, as well as soliciting the
business houses.
The high school studeents have
made this sale their project for
several years past.
WANT ADS
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sheathed with T & G lumber on
roof, walls, outside and inside.
Walls insulated. Red 122. 136
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