Nome City Council
Holds Brief Meeting
The City Council had one of the
shortest meetings on record in a
long time, completing their busi
ness in 20 minutes last Monday
evening.
A report from the Police De
partment showed 41 arrests for
August and 5 traffic tickets is
sued. Total receipts were $633 in
fines and $125 in traffic fines.
The Health Department repor
ted 112 X-rays taken, hospitaliza
tion requested for 7 TB patients,
'and one child for the Alaska Crip
pled Children.
. There were three firp calls dur
ing the month.
KOTZEBUE HOTEL CLOSED,
TOURISTS STILL COMING
Wien tourists continue to arrive
via Kotzebue, 20 having come
through Monday and Tuesday.
The Wien Hotel at Kotzebue is
now closed, however, and Emma
Bellows, cook, is visiting here in
Nome before leaving for her home
in Bellevue, Wash. Irene Cornue,
who has been tour director at
Kotzezue, left on Sept. 1 for Ha
waii, where she will teach school
■this year.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
Max Rappe, Nome
Pioneer, Dies At Age
82 At Sitka Home
Max Rappe, a resident of the
Pioneers Home since 1946, passed
away on September 8th, at the
age of 82 years. He was born in
Hamburg, Germany, on Oct. 9,
1872, and was one of the true
“Pioneers” of Alaska, having ar
•rived in Nome in June of 1900.
Shortly after his arrival in
Nome, Max Rappe shipped from
Nome to Teller on the Abby F.
Morris. The ship was wrecked in
rente, and he was one of the sur
vivors who found refuge at Teller,
where he remained until 1919 and
engaged in prospecting. From 1919
until 1946 he was employed by
various mining companies in
Nome.
He was a member of Igloo No. 1
of the Pioneers of Alaska in Nome
where he was well known and
highly respected.
Funeral services were conduc
ted by Rev. Fred Knebel on Sep
tember 9th, and interrment was
made in the Pioneers Home Cem
etery. There are no known living
relatives.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Katherine Dickson.
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Square Knot Sails From Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd.
CALLING AT ST. MICHAEL. NOME. AND TELLER
DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING FREIGHT
AT SEATTLE DOCK:
SEPTEMBER 17th.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
PHONE MAIN 68 ,, WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
Information Sought on
Men Who Took Part in
1925 Diphtheria Epidemic
Information is sought by an
author of books for children on
.he men who took part in the
anti-toxin for diphtheria epidemic
m 1925 which got such world
wide- publicity.
The author, whose name is
Irene Adcock and whose home is
in New Zealand, has communica
ted with the City Clerk, to whom
he information may be given.
She is interested in the follow
ing, whose addresses are sought
if still alive:
W. J. Shannon, E. Kellar, J.
Kalland, D. Green, J. Folger, and
J. Nicholas.
NOTICE
Nome Junior Police will hold
their monthly meeting at the City
Hall, Wednesday, 8:00 P.M. A
rifle club will be organized. Ralph
Lomen will be guest speaker.
Every member should be present.
Bring prospective new members.
George R. Goshaw, Director
CAP MEETING
Meeting of Senior Members of
Civil Air Patrol at 8 p.m. tonight
at the CAA Recreation Hall. Re
freshments will be served.
P. R. Lancaster,
Commander
WANT,ADS
FOUND—Gold ring with orna
mentation. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—China closet, walnut
finish. Call Main 186. 110
FOUND—Lady’s ring with set.
Call Nugget.
READY for occupancy—modern
home. Call Main 123.
FOR SALE — Two-room cabin
near school. Call Nugget office.
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Adults 85# Children 40#
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Ken Shepard,
Lt. Col. Lee Jensen, Ma.i. Dollvon
Fall, Alex Baird, A1 Anderson,
Tormod Bio, Shirley Goedde, Mr.
Gregerioff.
To Anchorage: Ernest Putnam,
Harry Buxton, Cpl. F.sch, Pfc.
Morrison, Pfc. West, Capt. Bjorn
Holta, Harvey Turner, Thomas
Smith, Howard Lyng, Sgt. Dirk
Hoogland, Sgt. Robert Hall.
From Unalakleet: Flora Mur
ray, Frederick Murray, Joe Mur
ray Jr., Ray Klementson.
From Wht. Mt.: Thomas Finan,
Charles Perrin.
From Teller: Daisy Keene, El
mer Soosuk, Sam Kazidlook.
From Gambell: Cpl. McCarthy,
Cpl. Coombs, Cpl. Brockmeyer,
Pfc. Lee, Dan Tatoowi, Mary E.
Crawford.
To Unalakleet: Maurice Kelli
her, Gene Cash.
To Kotzebue: Mr. McGarty, Mr.
Neilson, Mr. Perry, Isabell Miller,:
Harry Wilde, Leonard Lowell, W.
B. Healy, Mrs. Parcell and two
children.
To Koyuk: John Charles; from
Koyuk: Esther Charles. i
Krom otzebue* Daisy Kiyuk
look.
To Moses Pt.: Rex Ballew.
From McGrath: T. Tomagnuk.
WARNING RIFLE FIRING
There will be rifle range firing
at Dexter by the National Guard
on Wednesday, Thurday. and
Friday.
All perons are warned to stay
clear of the firing range which
will be southeast of the Scout
Camp with the right boundary
1.000 yards east of the Nome-Dex- j
ter Road and the east boundary,
2.000 yards from the west boun- I
dary. i
Reindeer Man Here Again
John Zumstein, who has been
taking live deer for the past three
seasons to Oregon for show pur
poses, arrived and is preparing
again to' transport doer from the
Sigfried herd at Golovin.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks and Kotzebue:
Walt Glavinovich, George Pome
roy, John Zumstein, Victor Ka
voraoko, Rose Ellen Lellegrevan,
George Kakarok, Walt Miller, A.
Jauch, James Okpealuk.
Leaving for Fairbanks were:
Frank Fish, Nancy Baker, Ster
ling Montague, Wilbur Secor, C.
Albe-lguard, Howard Mitchell, Jim
Cassidy, Richard Avencaro.
Fins Job Printing at the Nugge*
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FULLER BRUSH
MAN
IN TOWN
Joe Galzka, dealer for Ihe
Fuller Brush Company, is
spending the week calling on
Nome residences. In case any
body has been missed and
would like to ask him any
questions he is staying at the
Polaris Hotel and you can
leave your name and address
there and he will contact you.
BETA SIGMA PHI
Rummage Sale
Friday --10 A.M.
-UPSTAIRS AT CITY HALL
Jet Your
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
SUPPLIES HERE
and Start the School year
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