Norma Scott returned from
Fairbanks, where she has been
assisting Mrs. Jane Perkins, who
had polio. She reports that Jane
is now home again and feeling
much better.
George Hite, local contractor,
returned home yesterday after an
extended trip to the States.
Fred Bourdon was admitted to
the hospital.
A. P. Wilhite, who was held
under observation, was released
hy the U.S. Commissioner.
TOBUK INFANT INTERRED
Roy Tobuk Jr. aged 2V& months,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobuk,
was buried yesterday with Father
Carrol officiating.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Freddy Sours,
W. Williams, Wayne Yates.
To Kotzebue: Wayne Yates and
Thomas Finnan.
Nome to Galena: William Beltz.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: R. Cox.
From Candle: Gordon Gallup,
O. F. Weinard, W. G. Wagner.
From Anchorage: Gene Ragus
zka, Bjoin Halta.
To' Anchorage: Capt. O. Meads,
Maj. Stan Morgan, Charles D.
Jones, W. G. Wagner, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Walsh.
CALLING ALL PARENTS
All parents of school children
as well as interested residents of
the community without children
are invited to attend the teachers
parents informal party this eve
ning at 8:00 p.m. in the school
auditorium.
An interesting program has
been prepared and -refreshments
will be served.
—Mrs. L. Hudgins, Chairman
TO 2ND DIVISION VOTERS
Your support in the recent
general election is sincerely ap
preciated.
—Percy Ipalook
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NOTICE
The Quarterly Conference of
the Community Methodist Church
will be held this Saturday evening
at 7:30 in the church sanctuary.
The Rev. Gordon Gould, director
of the Alaska Mission, will pre
side. Reports for the year will be
given by the church officers and
the pastor and election of officers
will be held.
All members and friends of the
church are urged to attend this
time of business and fellowship.
NOTICE
Ferry service at Safety and
Solomon will be discontinued
about Oct. 20.
John Cooley,
Alaska Road Commission
WA NT ADS
WANTED TO RENT—1-bedroom
house by middle of November.
Call Caldwell, Nome Field 15.
122
LOST—Lady's blue billfold. Call
Nugget or Main 131. 122p
FOUND—Dog harness. Call Nug
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FOUND — Small canvas tent on
Dry Creek. Identify and claim
at Alaska Cab.
FOUND—Keys and nail clip on
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FOUND—Cigarette lighter. Call
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Mrs. McCarthy Returns
From Regional Welfare
Meeting In Seattle
Mrs. W. B. McCarthy arrived
home Monday from the states
where she attended the West
Coast Regional Conference of the
American Public Welfare Assn.
Outstanding speakers of the
session, she stated, were Wilbur
Cohen, director of research and
statistics from the Social Secur
ity Commission, Washington, D.
C.; Barbara Coughlan, director o'f
Welfare from Nevada; Louola
Dunn, welfare executive from
Chicago; Jay Roney, also of Wash
ington, D.C., and several Pacific
Coast leaders.
Henry Harmon, Alaska Welfare
direc*or, spoke- on Alaska’s prob
lems.
While in Seattle Mrs. McCarthy
met many former Alaskans and
also had the opportunity of seeing
her grandchild for the first time.
Colored Slides To Be Shown
Monday at Lutheran Chapel
On Monday evening, Oct. 18,
Miss Noreen Paulson from Teller
Mission, Alaska, will show her
collection of colored slides taken
at Shishmaref, Teller and Teller
Mission.
Her slides, which include scenes
of people and life in these villages,
will be shown at 7:30 p.m. at the
Lutheran Chapel. Everyone is
welcome.
ARC Requests Trail Stakes
Be Left Unmolested
Th© Alaska Road Commission
requests that the red flags on
winter trail stakes which have
been set up, be left alone.
These stakes are important to
winter travelers and should not
be removed.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were Mrs.
Iya, Mrs. Ingaruk, Norma Scott,
Tolbert Scott, Jim Crawford, Dick
Ludwig, Mr. Gerth, Butler, Ger
man, A. Edwards, Geo'rge Hite.
Departing wore Gordon Gallup
of Candle, Hazel Hanson, A. P.
Wilhite, A. Edwards, A. R. Mun
ger, Jim Pappas, J. Gilmore, and
Otto Weinard.
Percy Ipalook returned from
Kotzebue this morning with the
news that he has a new daughter,
weighing ten pounds, born on
October 13.
This is the tenth child for th©
Ipalo'oks and the third daughter,
and has been named Molly Kath
leen, after her maternal grand
mother Molly Berryman.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nuggel
NOTE OF THANKS ,
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to the voters of the
Second Division for their splendid
support given me in the General
Election.
—Charles E. Fagerstrom
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