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WHAT FORMER NOMEITES ARE DOING
THIS CHRISTMAS
Frances Ross, who visited Nome
last summer, and who enjoyed
seeing her former friends of King
Island, where she had spent the
winter many years ago, is win
tering at Kobuk, Alaska. She is
expected to teach at the new
Ambler School when it is fin
ished.
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The Singing Callicoals, Amer
ica’s only father-daughter pro
fessional act, which visited Nome
with the USO last year, send
greetings to the people of Nome
from their home in Covina, Calif.
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Richard Small, formerly lino
type operator for The Nugget, and
active in Community Methodist
Church work, sends greetings
from Hamden, Connecticut, where
he is employed by the Columbia
Printing Company.
Small states that both he and
his employer, Art Heyer, would
like to visit Nome.
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Mrs. Clara Rust of Fairbanks
is manager of the home of Alaska
Friends at 6741 Beacon Avenue,
Seattle 8. All Alaskans are wel
come at the home, where they
will meet oldtime friends and
enjoy talking over not only pio
neer days, but plans for the de
velopment of the 49th State.
Mrs. Rust visited Nome during
the Pioneer Convention.
Bob and Bya Sperry of Cali
patria are the kind of tourists
who not only learn and benefit
by traveling, but pass on to others
their gleamings.
Last summer they visited Nome
and points north, south and east
of Nome in the new state, and
then wrote an article in their
home town paper, giving a com
prehensive picture of perma-frost
problems; the beauty of the state
by boat, plane and highway.
The vastness and differences of
the several parts of the state were
described minutely, as well as the
economic situation.
It is visitors such as these that
advertise the State of Alaska and
encourage more people to travel
northward.
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Hazel Hanson, formerly here
with the MMM Hospital under the
administration of Dr. Fred Lang
sam, is now in New Market, New
Hampshire. During the past year
she had been nursing her mother,
who passed away in November.
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Dorothy Russell, former dea
conness of the Lavinia Wallace
Young Community Center, whose
voice is well remembered, espe
cially at caroling time, has now
retired, and her new home is
Robincroft, for retired Woman’s
Society Workers of the Methodist
Church.
A POSTMAN'S GREETINGS
(from Spiegel's)
PEACE, Mo., on EARTH, Tex.,
GOODWILL, W. Va., to MAN,
W. Va., MERRY, Va., CHRIST
MAS, Fla., to all as SANTA
CLAUSE, Ind., comes with
MISTLETOE, Ky., and HOLLY,
Colo.; WHAT CHEER, la., and
FRIENDSHIP, Ark., as we feast
on TURKEY, Tex., DUCK, W. Va.,
or GOOSE, Ky. WISEMAN, Ark.,
however, will DODGE, Tex.,
NECK, Mo.! HAPPY, Tex., NEW,
W. Va., YEAR, Ky., CUMING,
Neb., QUICK, W. Va.
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