PLANS COMPLETED FOR
PARENTS-TEACHERS PARTY
AT SCHOOL NOVEMBER 7 ,
Plans for an interesting evening
for parents and teachers Nov. 7
are about completed, stated the
chairman, Mrs. Paul Carlson.'
The reception committee, com
posed of Mrs. Andrew Nerland,
Mrs. W. B. McCarthy, Mrs. Carl
Glavinovich, and Mrs. Charles
Fagerstrom have made, special
plans for “labeling” all guests
with their names so' that every
body will know everybody before
the evening is over.
Agree On Standard Size For
Future Gra"es at Cemetery
The Nome Ministerial Associa
tion has taken part in the active
cemetery project and spent some
time yesterday at Belmont Point.
They surveyed an urea suffi
cient tor immediates needs of the
community and agreed on stand
ard size and uniformity of graves
in the1 future.
NOME CAB
— NEW OWNERS ..—
Art Monroe Claire Sears
Phone Main 141
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NOME LEGION POST NO. 19
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1953
JVIahy Legionnaires as well as
veterans visited Nome Post No. 19
last night for the regular meeting.
Election of the 1953 officers
itfas held, arid: the following were
elected:
Commander, Robert F. Scott;
1st Vice-Commander, Robert R.
Emmons; 2nd Vice Commander,
Louis J. Chasse; Adjutant, Rob
ert W, Oliver; Finance Officer,
James M. Walsh; Chaplain, Maur
ice Kelliher; Service Officer, Paul
Dryden; Sergeant-at-arms, Lyman
Madden.
After the meeting the boys en
joyed a fine lunch and watched
a splendid movie showing the
highlights of the American Le
gion Convention in Los Angeles.
They especially enjoyed seeing
the Department of Alaska’s group
in the grind parade. *
Friends of Mrs. Carl Yaeger
will be interested in knowing
that she is now house mother for
a group of ten boys between the
ages of 6-12 in Baltimore, Md.
The school was founded after
the Civil War for orphan boys
and operated by the Lutheran
Church.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Frances Muncasler, formerly
Mrs: Tom Noyes of Nome, passed
away at her home in Haines, Al
aska yesterday, according' to a
wire received by Tom Martin.
Prominent in Nome in the early
days and once considered the best
dressed American in Paris, she
has made her home in Haines for
many years.
Eph Wheeler, winter station
manager of Wien’s at Kotzebue,
and Ida M. Blankenship have
made application for a marriage
license and plan to be manned irt
Nome.
Aimer Rydeen, for many years
Clerk of the. Court here, is plan
ning a trip to Sweden to visit
! relatives. He has not been there
since 1896. The Rydeerifs now live
on Mercer Island, near Seattle.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lena Hoogdendorn,
William Greene, Tillie Burde
shaw, Eddie Tokotongan, Ruth
Lindgren, Cecelia Nungooruk,
Eugene Herman.
NOTE OF THANKS
The Republican Club and the
candidates desire to express to
the voters of the Second Division
their thanks and appreciation for
the votes cast for the Republican
candidates in the general election.
W. E. H. Cremer.
Vice President
Borney Reader,
Secretary
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to the voters of the Second
Division for the generous support
given me in the Territorial elec
tion.
Edith Bullock
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Five-room house
complete with garage. Call
Main 11 or Main 42. tf
WANTED TO SELL — 2 mining
claims at the head of Patterson
Creek at Candle. See Gordon
Dimmick at 414 2d Ave., Nopne.
TWIN CESSNA AIRPLANE FOR
SALE. This airplane completely
rebuilt. Heavy wing. Brand new
grade A fabric. Wood perfect.
Just out of shop. Will be li
censed date of purchase. Low
time on Jacobs Engines, new
tires, and new battery. Airplane
is silver and red with a polished
natural met-al on cowls and fair
ings. Price $3000 and will de
liver for expenses. Write or
wire Northeast Airways, Inc.,
Eveleth-Virginia Municipal Air
port, Eveleth, Minnesota.
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FOR SALE — Borg bath scales
with binocular dial 2Y4 in. high,
service guaranteed, new. TDY
Project-Or-View deluxe model,.
200 watts, blower cooled. (Com
bination table viewer and proj
ector. Call Main 193 before 5.
MATTRESS WANTED—in good
condition. Call Red 87. 129
FOR SALE—Dodge panel. Excel
lent condition. Main 42. Art &
Trade Center. / tf
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Oct. 30 — 7:30 pjxu
"SON OF DR. JEKYLL"
Louis Hayward, Jody Lawrence
Friday, Oci. 31 — 7:15 Sc 9 p.m.
"IN OLD AMARILLO"
Roy Rogers
Grand Jury Names Drawn
To Report On December 1
A Grand Jury panel was drawn
today in District Court, to report
December 1, 1952.
Names of jurors drawn were:
May N. Joule...Elim
Keith Hedreen..Nome
James Oksoktaruk......Nome
Oscar H. Lay...Nome
Frances Johnson.White Mt.
Sophie Inlander.Haycock
James Sirloak.Nome
Allen Doyle.Nome
Roy Avesuk.Shishmaref
Bessie Henry.Kiana
Sarah Scott...Candle
Anthony Beans.Mt: Village
L. E. Ost.Fortuna Ledge
Clara Curran, Jr.-..Solomon
Edward Ahkolik..Nome
William Schroeder.Nome
Dwight Tevuk...Wales
Pauline Gooden......Selawik
Kathrin Evan..Fortuna Ledge"
Floyd Walluk...Nome
E. C. Straub..Nome
Eric Kveven.Nome
Johnny Kakaruk...Igloo
Regina M. Wilson....Kotzebue
Mrs. John Kost..Nome
Jacob Light.Selawik
George Cleveland....Shungnak
Mrs. L. Ivanoff.Unalakleet
George Wallin.....Candle
Lucy Baldwin.Kiana
Police officials have been
searching for Matthew Bast, elec
trician for the Northern Light and
Power Co., who has not been seen
for about two weeks.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday: Mr. and
Mrs, James McGiffin, Stan Bart
lettffti; J. Walsh. Mrs. Rose Sil
verman, Mrs. Pete Olson and two
daughters, Ken Kadow, and Mr.
Hougland.
Departing for Fairbanks: Mark
Abloogoolook, and John Proutv,
a round-trip passenger. For Seat
tle: Mrs. Herb Engstrom and her
daughter Joan and son Ronald,
Art Johnson, Jerry Carrol, Hugh
Pearson, Don Bruckner.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: G. E. Lau
rence, C. C. Kutz, J. H. Hoffman,
L. W. McNary, O. E. Swenson,
M. E. Taggert, W. V. Hicks, C. C.
Kane, C. E. Elwood, Hammond
Ashley, Wm. Krebs, Ralph Web
ber, L. Harrison, L. D. Harrison,
A. McLean.
To Anchorage: FI. Neid, S.
Lightwood, W. Peterson, James
Clark, Capt. W. Boyd, Ken Whit
tenburg, Melvin Lindgren, Mc
Murtray.
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