Mrs. Swanberg Sr.
To Be Interred by
Daughter at Seattle
Grace Edman left yesterday for.
Tacoma, Wash., with the remains
of her mother, Mrs. Nels Swan
fcerg Sr., who will be buried at
the side of her daughter Char
lotte.
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at the Metho
dist Church. Mrs. Carrie McLain
sang “Lead Kindly Light” with
Robert Baldwin at the organ. J
Pallbearers were Harry Gabri
elson, Pete Olsen, Fred Bockman,
Robert Scott, M. J. Walsh and
Henry Ullrich.
Mrs. Robert Scott of Alaska
Airlines, efficient and always
cheerful, left for a vacation trip
to the States where she will visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Saterlee of Seattle and her aunt, j
Mrs. Ruby Stormfeltz of Portland,
Ore., all of whom are former
Nome residents.
I
Mrs. Elsie Hutchison
Visits Places Described !
By Son Before Crash
Mrs. Elsie Hutchinson, mother
of the late. John Hutchinson, pilot
for Alaska Airlines who last fall
was killed in the plane which
wrecked at Cape Nome, has ar
rived from her home in Chatham,
N.J., and is spending a week in
the area visiting places which her
son had told her about.
While here *she is the house
guest of Mrs. Christie Waldheim.
A son was born yesterday at
the hospital to Rev. and Mrs.
Edgar Bibb of the Church of the
Nazarene.
TERRITORIAL POLICE VISIT
Lt. Wm. Trafton and Emery
Chappie, territorial policemen
with headquarters in Fairbanks,
spent a couple of days here while
on a trip through the area.
Legal Forms at The Nome Nugget
| Mike Weaver, N. C. Co. j
| General Manager, Here j
jOn Tour Of Alaska Stores!
Mike Weaver, general manager
1 of the Northern Commercial Co.,
! is visiting Nome while on a tour
of the N. C. Stores throughout the
territory.
These visits bring back mem
ories of previous trips through
the territory when Weaver was |
i working the northern part of |
: Alaska »as a salesman for several i
! wholesale firms as far back as
| 1922 when traveling was by dog
| team and river boat, and it took
months to accomplish what .is
now done in a few days.
He reports that local manager
Dewey Goodrich is recovering
satisfactorily and will return to j
j his work here after another
j check-up, it is reported.
| AT ROTARY TODAY . . .
Bill Barber gave a short report
j of his trip to the recent Boy
Scout Jamboree at Rotary noon
luncheon today. Barber said the
amount of supplies for the 52,000
Scouts encamped at Valley Forge
was stupendous. An example he
cited was that 150 20-wheel trail
er trucks were required to haul
each day’s food supplies to the
camp.
There were 85 Scouts from
Alaska and of these five were
from Nome and one from St.
Lawrence Island.
A letter from Dewey Good
rich was read, written from his
sister’s home near Portland, Ore.
Other guests wefre Tod Pur
cell, Scout executive from Fair
( banks, and Dr. Thomas Queen,
( A.N.S. dehtist now stationed here.
' Billy Cameron and Don Hun
i gerford each gave a short auto
| biography of their lives.
I -
SMOKESTACK FIRE
j The smokestack of the Fred
, Larson residence was the cause
j of the fire yesterday which called
! out the Fire Department. Little
| damage was reported. !
j Palisana Discharging Today
j After a two-day delay due to
bad weather the Palasina started
discharging freight again this
morning and it is expected to be
here for another couple of days.
Agent Walt Sipprell is in Una
lakleet supervising the loading of
southbound cargo on the Ta'ta
lina.
• NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre
ciation to the many friends of
our family for their thoughtful
ness and kindly deeds during our
recent bereavement.
Nels Swanberg Sr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Swanberg Jr..
Grace Edman, Lois Hough.
Diane Peterson, and Mary
Jo Swanberg
Johnnie Sex:— Music is a
necessity of life and we can
meet all your musical needs at
THE MUSIC BOX.
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