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NOME CANCER FUND
AMOUNTS TO 4L1S3
Mrs. H- Gilbert reports that a
check for $1,109.90 has been sent
'i to headquarters for the Cancer
Fund. In addition to this some
contributions, which will be cre
dited to the fund from here, were
sent in directly.
Mrs. Gilbert stated that persons
having cancer and needing aid
in the area cart be helped quickly
up to $200 a year and the money
can be used for transportation
cost if necessary. Also help is
available for certain types of
treatment which meet with the
approval of the organization.
NICK SIMEON TO
LIVE IN SEATTLE
' Nick Simeon leaves tomorrow
to make his home in Seattle with
his brother at 4515 So- 140th St.,
Seattle 88.
Simeon operated the Glue Pot
for many years but he has re
tired and sold out his property
here. His home on First Ave.
has been purchased by W. W.
Laws. ■ ■■'
Nick said before bidding good
bye that his brother’s home is just
50 feet outside the city limits
of Seattle.
SORENSON FAMLY
PAYS A VISIT TO NOME
Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson and
their daughter, Martha, were over
night visitors Friday. They had
a special reason for coming to
Nome, which was to find the
house in which Airs. Sorenson’s
parents lived in the early days,
and which was on >D St.
Mrs. Sorenson is the neice of
Airs. Joe Sheldon, who was also
an early Nome resident, and who
is active and has been active for
many years in the Sourdough
Club of San Francisco. The Soren
sons are from Aita Dena and Mrs.
Sheldon makes her home in
Pasadena. Calif.
Marge and' Carol Shuie Visit D. C. j
Among the many visitors in
Washington, D. C., in July from
Alaska were Marge and Carol
Shute of Nome.
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express our ap
preciation for the kind deeds and
expressions of sympathy extend
ed by friends and neighbors dur
ing the illness and death of our
loved one.
We can only say thank you from
the bottom of our hearts.
Mrs. Albin Poison,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sundstrom and Sons
pm£ SIREN INSTALLED
ATOP CITY BUILDING
Through the generosity of the
U: S. Smelting Co., a siren has
been loaned the city for fire use
on top of the City Bldg., pending
the repair or replacement of the
city-owned siren, which has been
out of service since early this
spring.
The only siren in operation has
been the one placed on the school
building, and in emergency,
should anything happen to that
one the city would be without a
fire v/arning signal.
It has been promptly installed
to provide the necessary protec
tion by the Nome Power and
Light crew.
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Arrivals and Departures
From Fairbanks: Wilbur Green,
Frank Legerat, LeRoy Youngkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Duniway, Wil
liam Ullrick, Gene Mavis, Ralph
Ahkingak, Connie Nuipuk, Nellie
Karmun, Marie Swanson, Charles
Byrd, and Mr. Winck.
To Fairbanks: Art Reynolds,
David, Marlene, Davy, and Debbie
Shinnin, J. D. Davidson, Floyd
Hamon, Richard Sherman, Ken
neth Ames, Mr. Brady, L. Herbil
sheimer, R. K. Travis, Julia Car
son, Ernest Miller, Bess Litchen
berg, Marvel Ryan, V. M. Bran
stetter, Norman Rousey, Lorraine
Singer, Mrs. H. Miller, Mr. C.
Miller, Jean Burand, Robert Cof
fey, Marion Larson, Joe McCau
liffe, Mr. Skorpinski, Larry John
son, and H. R. Lee.
From Kotzebue: Frank Skor
pinski, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bou
cher and Mike, Frederick Tocktoo,
Johnny Stephenson,
To Kotzebue: Nancy Baker,
Bertha, Albright, Midge Stryker,
Alvin Kayouktuk, Richard Cassin,
Ramona, Jessie, Janet, and Fran
cine Zeisiger, J. A. Anderece, A.
H. Stevenson, Hubert Bartal, Ed
win Booth, Mathew Shy, Peter
Luther, Tony Soosuk, Bruce West
ly, O. M. Bishop, Richard H.
Mote and J. A. Herdlick.
To Tanana: R. Pursche, Max
Fisher and L- Ready.
Mrs. Carl Mickelson has been
appointed secretary to the Dis
trict Probation officer, Ger.i Casey,
and assumed her duties this morn
ing. Mrs. Mickelson has been
bookkeeper for City Fuel.
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
SPECIAL MEETING
MONDAY—AUG. 14—7:00 P.M.
NOME TELEPHONE OFFICE
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Orders accepted for other sizes and styles at comparative prices.
Also, over 2 tons (4,000 lb.) of WELDING ROD — All fresh,
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Dealer.
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NEW BOWLING
MANAGER ARRIVES HERE
Richard Deems is the new man
ager for Aukruk Lanes having
arrived from Anchorage, where
he has worked with the Elks
Bowling Alley and the Aleutian
Bowl. He has also been with
the Fairbanks Bowl.
iMr. Deems is married and ex
pects his wife to follow him short
ly. He has announced new hours
for Aukruk Lanes.
Pair io Attend
Meeting in Anchorage
At the reguar meeting of the
Pioneer Women’s Auxiliary Fri
day evening, Mrs. Axel Edman
and Mrs. Ellen Speare were elect
ed to represent the group at the
annual meeting of the Grand Ig
loo being held in Anchorage at
the end of September.
GUEST OF THE WEEK
Fred Weibel of Allentown, Pa.,
was chosen Chamber of Com
merce Guest of the Week. Mr
Weibel is in the cement business
and has also been active in
Chamber work- He stated his
main civic work has -been with
help for crippled children with
whom he worked for the past 30
years in several administrative
capacities.
NINE POUNDER . . .
Bruce Wayne Morgan, weigh
ing over nine pounds, was born
this morning to Mr. and Mrs.
Barrow Morgan at the MMM Hos
pital. Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morgan
and maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lyle, all of this
city.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Agnes Kunnuk, Nina
David of - Moses Pt., Margaret
Money, Edna Alexander and Don
na Morgan.
Discharged: Richard Sockpick,
Dorcas Walluk, Edna Ahwinona,
Pat Petrevelli, Sheldon Keok,
Mary Penatac and Willard Hunt
on.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Ed Maloney was fined $50 on a
drunk charge. The fine was sus
pended for good behavior. Ethel
Ailak was fined $50 on a drunk
and disorderly charge. John Ko
koluk was given ten days for
being drunk on a public street.
ACTRESS JUNE ALLYSON HAS
KIDNEY STONE REMOVED
MONTEREY, Calif. OR—Actress
June Allyson is resting in Mon
terey Hospital today after the
removal of a kidney stone in an
operation that required no sur
gery.
The stone was removed by in
strument Saturday night.
Miss Allyson and her ex-hus
band, actor Dick Powell, had come
to Monterey separately Thurs
dap to pick up their children at
the close of summer carn-p. The
children are Pamela, 14, and
Rickie, 8.
Miss Allyson., 38, was stricken
with pains Friday morning.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8 PM.
CITY HALL
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