CHARLES ESCH AND ,
IRENE VANMANSART
MARRIED SUNDAY
Charles Esch and Irene Van
mansart were married Sunday
morning by Rev. Reeves Havens.
Charles Esch is a well known
Alaskan who is mining in the
Kougarok area this summer. Miss
Vanmansart arrived from Seattle
Saturday.
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. Steffen Andersen.
Following the ceremony a spe
cial wedding breakfast was serv
ed at the Bering Sea Club for a
party of about 20 guests.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lennie Anawok, Joe
Barber.
Discharged: Elmo Watkins, J.
Pugnaluk, Richard Peterson.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Clyde Nershak was fined $50
and given a 30-day suspended
sentence for being drunk and dis
orderly in a private home.
FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Richard Lin
coln, James Wardwell, Mrs. Ber
tha Wichels, Herbert Waltman,
Penny, Helen and Freddie Frey,
N.F. Weber, F.J. Kraun, Eileen
Tweet, Noel Hodges, Glenn and
Mary Tweet, Bradford Phillips.
To Anchorage: Maj. Fall, Ray
Hess, Brad Phillips, Roy Harris,
Roderick Moore, Irving Reed, K.
Cho, Ken Saddler, Mr. Morris,
Dr. Nevel, Richard Lincoln, R.
W. Owen, Wesley and Maggie
Koonalook, Cpl. Barnes, and
Laura, Eddie and Edna Johnsen.
To Unalakleet: Evan Henry,
Matilda Jones.
From McGrath: Walt Sipprell,
John Osborn.
To Kotzebue: Louis Hadley.
To McGrath: M. Kelliher.
From Unalakleet: May Joule,
Alice-Anagick, Mrs. Oliver Anow
rok, Roy Nelson.
To McGrath: E. N. Berato.
22 Elderly Californians Visii
A special tour of 22 elderly
tourists from California to Nome
arrived yesterday and remained
for a short time. Several of the
visitors expressed the desire to
stay overnight and regretted
being unable to see more of
! Nome.
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LEWIS BROTHERS TO
ATTEND GRAND LODGE
MEETING IN OLYMPIA
Charles, Harry and Robert
Lewis left Friday for Olympia,
Washington, to attend the Grand
Lodge of the State of Washing
ton under which jurisdiction is
Anvil Lodge F. & A. M.
These three brothers are all of
ficers in the local order, Charles
being master; Harry, senior war
den, and Robert, junior warden.
And that’s not all. Their father,
Norvin Lewis Sr., is secretary of
the organization.
JULIA NEWMAN. DAUGHTER
OF ROSE SILVERMAN. HERE
FOR FIRST VISIT SINCE 1951
Julia Newman, daughter of Mrs.
Rose Silverman, arrived from
New York for her first visit
home since 1951, when she grad
uated from Stanford University.
Her husband, Marvin Newman,
who is doing the photography for
a special series of Alaska stories
or Fortune Magazine, is scheduled
to arrive in a few days as he is
now in southeastern Alaska.
The series of articles were pre
pared by Richard Austin Smith
and Marion Heimlich who were
here in April and met with the
Chamber of Commerce and other
groups during their stay.
NAVIGATORS MEET TONIGHT
The Covenant Navigators are
meeting tonight at 8:00 p.m. at the
Covenant Church. The leader is
Edna Aukan, and Thomas Tung
wenuk is speaking. All young peo
ple are welcome.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Graveside services for John
Powell, World War I veteran, will
be conducted by the Nome Post of
the American Legion at 5:30 p.m.
June 21st. Interment will be in
the Masonic Plot, Belmont Point
Cemetery.
WARNING
Parents are alerted to the fact
that all children caught playing
on the seawall, jetties and revet
ments of Nome Harbor will be
picked up. These are dangerous
areas.
Brown Gray, Chief of Police
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WANT ADS
LOS T—Brown wallet. Agnes
Kunnuk. Leave at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Store or office build
ing 20’x40’; newly furnished,
automatic heat. Cash or terms.’
Inq. Main 115 after 6 p.m. 75
FOR SALE—1954 Ford panel.
House located near old school.
See Floyd Wheeler. 75p
LOST—Ring of keys. Call the
Nugget. Reward. 74
FOR SALE—Small mining equip
ment. See Mrs. Edward Ander
son, 95 Front Street. 73
FOR SALE—Small sawmill edger
power unit, cheap for cash. W.
A. Jacks, Quincy Calif.
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TONIGHT
Clark' Gable
— IN —
“Never Let Me Go”
with
GENE TIERNEY
RICHARD HAYDEN
BERNARD MILES
KARL STEPANUK
Visiting Beauty Expert
Will Demonstrate, Give
Tips at Cosmetics Party
A cosmetic party is planned at
the residence of Mrs. Boyd Har
wood Tuesday evening at 7:30
with Mrs. Don Lyle and Mrs. John
Muller as co-hostesses.
Kay O’Shields, representative
of DuBarry products, will demon
strate the use of proper beauty
aids and give individual advice
on what type of cosmetic each of
the guests should use for their
particular skin and type. She is
also giving each guest generous
samples of the DuBarry items
which they should use.
Mrs. Harwood states that there
will be door prizes as well as the
gift items, and refreshments will
be served. Anyone interested in
learning how to improve their ap
pearance or having skin problems
is most welcome to attend the
party, she stated.
Tonight Is Father's Night
At Eastern Star Meeting
Tonight is Father’s Night at
Alaska Chapter No. 1, Order of
Eastern Star.
The women of the organization
have planned a big surprise for
the fathers in the group commem
orating Father’s Day.
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Stanley
Morgan, stated that all visiting
Stars and their husbands are cor
dially invited to participate in
the fun.
Mrs. Robert Baldwin Recipient
Of Surprise Wedding Shower
A surprise wedding shower of
miscellaneous gifts was given
Mrs. Robert Baldwin last Friday
evening at the Baldwin apartment
with about 20 friends attending.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Elmer Straub and Mrs. Pete
Olsen.
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Dick McLain, who has been
away for several years at the
Pioneer Home at Sitka returned
to Nome stating that he plans to
remain here.
Joey Barber, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barber, had
the misfortune of breaking his
leg while playing on a swing with
other boys, and has been hospii
alized.
June Dunbar, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, return
ed home yesterday for the sum
mer. June is a medical student at
the University of Washington.^
Jane Perkins, who has been
visiting here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Scott, re
turned to Fairbanks yesterday
with her small daughter.
Paul Sarv, well known old
timer who left due to his health
a year ago, returned yesterday.
Bertha Siedje, missionary for
the Lutheran Church and well
known in the Teller area, arrived
from the States and will be at
the Lutheran Church here, re
placing Rev. Curtis Johnson who
is returning to the States.
Dona Waldron, twin sister of
Mrs. George Goshaw, who has
visited here before, returned yes
terday from her home in Califor
nia and plans to remain here.
Frank Waskey, Alaska’s first
delegate, accompanied by his wife
have been traveling in the States
for several months. They have
now taken up residence at Oak
ville in Grays Harbor County,
Wash., where they will make their
permanent home.
Mrs. Ethel Vogen is visiting in
town from her home in Teller,
Alaska. Mrs. Vogan is with the
Teller Commercial Co.
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