Weyiounna Girl Born Friday |
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wey
iounna are parents of a daughter
born on August 5th at the hos
pital. The father is employed by
the U.S. Smelting Co.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Mr. Richards,
Walker, Bloom, C. Horton, Hov
ick, Mrs. Ruth Koweluk and in
fant, Wallace Hartley, Lt. James
Ton, Frank De Thomas, G. R.
Bates, Theodore Simineo, Mada
line Simineo and infant, Charles
Simineo, Mr. and Mrs. H. Snav
ely, John Norbert, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Corbin, R. J. Ireland.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lyle, John Bickel, John Bell,
Lt. Gentry, Mr. Bates, Wallace
Hartley, Ken Anderson, George
Rutherford, SP3 Barrow Morgan,
Mr. Saddler, Mr. C. Hayes, A/lc
Dolphus Morris.
From McGrath: George Wood
ward. To McGrath: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Brown.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
Billy Lehman To* Leave
For Family Reunion, His
First Trip Out In 41 Years
Billy Lehman, well known old
times, who has not been in the
States for 41 years, leaves tomor
row with Pan American Air
ways for Milwaukee, Wis., where
he will attend a family reunion
with two sisters and three bro
thers and their families.
Billy was employed by the U.S.
Smelting Co. until his retirement
and is remembered by pioneers as
a teamster during the early days.
Mrs. Lehman died here last
year.
Billy, who is 77 years old, said
that when he was in Seattle last
he assisted with the grading of
Queen Anne hill, and expects to
see many changes.
COASTAL RAMBLER TO
STOP HERE TOMORROW
The Coastal Rambler is sched
uled to arrive very early tomor
row morning from Kotzebue and
will leave during the morning for
St. Michael, stated Alaska Line
agent Walt Sipprell who returned
yesterday from Kotzebue.
The ship is stopping here to
discharge material for the Nome
School addition.
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NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Norfborn Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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60 TEARS SERVING ALASKA
Coastal Rambler
due
Nome Southbound
Early Tuesday a.m.
August 9th
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BETA SIGS TAKE IN $118
IN SATURDAY FOOD SALE
Beta Sigma Phi sorority reports
that their food sale, held last Sat
urday at the N.C. Store, was a
success. One hundred eighteen
dollars was received for candy
and cookies sold, as well as for
corsages made of willow buds and
Alaska cotton. The rug donated
by Mrs. Pete Reader Sr., was
given to Roy Snyder.
Daughter Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Strand of Unalakleet
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Strand of
Unalakleet are the parents of a
daughter born this morning at the
hospital. Spencer Strand, who is
a builder for the Mission Coven
ant Church, has been in Unala
kleet since assisting with the
building of the Covenant Church
here.
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MR. AND MRS. DON LYLE
TO ATTEND WEDDING OF
DAUGHTER IN OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lyle left
Nome for Oregon Saturday to at
tend the wedding of their daugh
ter Mary Louise on August 14, to
Ron Dutton, formerly stationed
here with T-23.
They plan to be gone for about
two weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Dick Benson To Leave For Stales
Dick Benson, who has been
here for the past two years with
the N.C. Store in the hardware
department, leaves tomorrow
with his wife and son for the
states. Benson has been active in
Rotary and Boy Scout activities.
Letter-Size File Folders For
i Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
WANT ADS
Nancy Lee Baker, representing
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Avon
Park Tailors and Ripley Shirts,
is now at the Polaris Hotel.
FOR SALE—Smoked king salmon
strips will be ready for ship
ment Aug. 15. Contact Alstrom
Trading Co., Alakanuk, Alaska.
LOST — One young gray-striped
cat belonging to Miss McCoy.
Call Main 15.
WANTED TO BUY — One oil
range, immediately. Call Main
123 or Nugget.
Men’s work shirts, men’s work
pants, overalls, shoes and boots,
shoepacs, new winter parkas,
and many other items at The
Trading Post. 95
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
TONIGHT
CLIFTON BARBARA
WEBB STANWYCK
CHARLES BRACKETT
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Judge and Mrs. Waller Hodge
To Leave On Vacation In Stales
Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge
are scheduled to leave tomorrow
for a vacation trip of about a
month to the states. After their
vacation, Judge Hodge will hold
court in the First Division. The
Hodges plan to return to Nome
some time in November.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Sister Jacqua
line, Capt. Wizeman, Joe Komok,
Ann Walsh, Davy Brown, Earl
Schene, Ed Burbeck, Laura Oc
tuck, Hannah Miller, Elsie Kug
zruk, Melvin Walsh, Forrest Di
vine, Vane Dempsey:
From Kotzebue: Gen. and Mrs.
Hershey, Lois Hussey, Catherine
Pession, Walter Sipprell, Wendall
Schaeffer, Tom Stewart, Frank
Kialook, Mrs. Chuck West.
To Kotzebue: Pete Sandvik,
Sgt. Fred Morrison, Charles Ki
ana, Russell, Tootkaylok, Alfred
Moses, Fred Daniels, James Okpe
aluk, David Soolook, Alvin Kay
ouktuk, O. C. Burmaster, Robert
Soyk, C. Evern, Fred Crane.
To Deering: Levi Mills, Clifford
Mills.
To Fairbanks: Robert Dawson,
Emery Chappell, Ed Parsons, Gen.
and Mrs. Hershey, Frank Simon,
Alfred, Evelyn, Margaret, Mi
chael and Eric Eisgrou, Mary
Newton, Jim Leveque, Sheldon
Sanders, Lois Hussey, Catherine
Pession, George Horn, and G. A..
Lindgren.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Stephen Wey
iounna, Mrs. Spencer Strand,
Bridget Powluk, Andrew Ningea
look.
Discharged: Mrs. A^ Doyle and
son, Edna Ahnangnatoguk, Stan
and Warren Petris, James Wilkie,
Mrs. Stephen Weyionna.
Record 73 Degrees
Recorded Here Sunday
Yesterday was a record-making
day with a recorded temperature
of 73 degrees, which was the
highest for this day since 1916.
According to the Weather Bu
reau, the weather is expected to
continue fair and warm.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of
the U.S. Weather Bureau here
have gone to Bethel where they
will be stationed this winter.
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And Made-to-Measure Suits and Slacks
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Now At Polaris Hotel
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