X-Ray Survey Being
Taken At ANG Armory
A large number of people are
expected to take advantage of the I
survey being taken by the Alaska
Department of Health and the
U.S. Public Health Service in the
X-ray program at the National
Guard Armory.
The hours are from 10 to 12
in the morning and 1 to 4 in the
afternoon with evening hours to
night and Wednesday from 6 to 8.
Boy Scouts Go To Dexter
For Summer Encampment
Boy Scout Troop 666 left Sun
day for their summer encamp
ment at Dexter, accompanied by
Scoutmaster Bob Emmons and
Assistant Scoutmaster Sgt. Gran
field.
It had been planned for the
troop to go to Council so they
could be given some woodcraft
but due to the road condition
this treat had to be deferred.
About 15 boys were in the group.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional fog or
drizzle tonight and tomorrow.
Low temperatures tonight in the
mid 40’s, high tomorrow in the
upper 40 s.
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Two Evangelists Here For
Assembly of God Church
Bertha Blair and Norma Gar
land. evangelists for the Assem
bly of God Church, are on tour of
Alaska and visiting not only the
larger towns but many smaller
villages as well.
Miss Blair is well known for
her evangelistic work and has
been preaching for more than 20
years. Her home is in Farming
ton, New Mexico.
This talented duo was heard
over AFRS yesterday with their
steel guitar and accordian, and
according to Harriet Brown, pas- :
tor of the local church, were so |
well received that a large crowd j
was in attendance last night at:
the church.
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Olaf Lundberg Leaves
To Make Home In States
Olaf Lundberg who first came
to Nome in 1900 and who has
made his home in Candle for
many years, bid farewell to his
old friends Friday stating that he
would not be returning north
again. Olaf, who is in his 80’s,
was known for many years as
“The King of the Arctic.” He
plans to make his home in Ar
lington, Virginia.
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SS FORTUNA
IN PORT
MV GALENA
Returning Nome about Aug. 5
Due at St. Michael
AUGUST 7
AIRBORNE INDIANS
In case you haven’t seen them
yet—you’ve probably heard them j
already — the first shipment of j
Indians have arrived for Nome
Hardware. They’re airborne In- j
dians — motorcycles, that is, and |
the first three went to Steve
Dickson, Alfred Sahlin and Pete
Larsen, Jr.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Steven Olanna.
Discharged: Darrell Morris,
Vincent McGuire, Pat Hurlson,
Dorothy Olanna, Loretta Johnson.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday: Fred Cav
ota, Mr. and Mrs. Driscoe, Mr.
Brunberg and Mr. Whitton.
Departing for Fairbanks: Kay
Werner, J. Crutchfield, G. Sisson,
Coe Money, Frank Perry, Frank
Thomas, Frank Montague, Jack
Harter, Col. Loessing.
For Seattle: Bessie Fowler, Ina
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Huffee, Ernest Morgan, and Paul
Warner.
NOTICE
All cars must be off Front SL
on Tuesday as the street is to be
graded.
—Chief of Police Carl Webb
NOTICE
Accepting southbound freight
for the Fortuna at Lomen dock.
Deadline S p.m. Thrusday. Aug. 2.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
WA N T A I) S
FOR SALE—Complete set ivory
carving tools, lathe, elec, motor,
buffer, etc. Large quantity fos
sil an<^ white ivory, also wood
saw table with gas engine. See
W. O. Tate or phone Main 67.
LOST—Black wallet. Reward.
Call Main 169. 90p
FOUND — Lady’s Orvin wrist
watch. Owner may claim by
identifying and paying for this
ad at the Nugget.
FOR SALE—Dodge pickup, dav
eno and chair set, rotisserie
broiler, small table, Casco step
stool. Call or see Pete Sandvik.
FOUND—“Key-Bak" key holder.
See at Nugget.
WANTED—Cashier-typist. Call
Black 133. 90c
Alaska Airlines has vacancy for
stenographer. Must be able to
take shorthand and fair typing
speed. Contact W. E. Golden,
manager, Alaska Airlines, Inc.
FOR SALE — Spindrier washing
machine. Call Main 3,
SHOWING AT THE {
THEATER!
Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 V
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. f
TONIGHT
Fagerstrom- Huffer
Wedding Is Held
Friday Evening
Juanita Fagerstrom, 'ti^ughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fager
strom, and Howard Huffer of
Seattle, were married Friday
evening at the Community Meth
odist Church in a double ring
ceremony with Rev. Willard
Meeklenberg officiating.
The bride, in a tiered nylon
lace gown with finger-tip veil,
carried a bouquet of stephanotis,
baby roses, and white orchids.
Suzanne Fagerstrom, June
Dunbar and Roberta Snyder in
white tulle, carrying old fashion
ed bouquets of pink carnations,
and Lucy Ann Fagerstrom in
green nylon net and lace were
her attendants.
Candle lighters in pink and
blue were Dianne Swanberg and
Donna Lyle, with Wayne Hahn
as ring bearer. Seventeen-month
old Patricia Ann Loesch, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Loesch,
was the tiny flower girl.
The groom's attendant was Bar
row Morgan and ushers were
Frank Richardson, Charles Fag
erstrom, Jr., and Dean Bronson.
Beautiful pastel gladiolas dec
orated the altar.
Mrs. William Doyle sang “I
Love You Truly” and “At Down
ing" before the ceremony and
“The Lord’s Prayer” during the
ceremony with Robert Baldwin at
the Hammond Organ.
The many guests filled the
church to capacity and the social
center of the church for the re
ception which followed.
The young couple left for Seat
tle on Pan American Saturday,
where they plan to make their
home.
Trixie Brandon of Anchorage
was a surprise guest at the
Fagerstrom-Huffer wedding Fri
day evening. Mrs. Brandon, a
good friend of the family for
many years, arrived on Thurs
day and “hid out" until the
wedding.
CAP Cadets Seek A
Chaperone To Go To
Anchorage With Them
The Civil Air Patrol has an
nounced that they are searching
for an adult female over 18 years
of age to go to Anchorage as an
escort for the Cadets when they
go tb encampment. Transporta
tion will be provided both ways.
The only expense involved will
be about $1.50 a day for food
and lodging.
The encampment will be for
about 10 days, and this will be
a good opportunity for someone
wishing to do some shopping and
taking a vacation at Anchorage.
Contact Sgt. Richard August or
Hap Lancaster about the job.
U.S. Engineer Officials
Pass Through Nome
On Inspection Trip
Brigadier General L. Foote,
district engineer for the North
Pacific Division with headquart
ers at Portland, Ore., accompan
ied by Lt. Col. V. T. Loessing,
assistant district engineer; F. S.
Brown, chief engineer from Port
land: and Warren George, chief
engineer of the Alaska Division,
passed through Nome Friday on
an inspection trip of work being
done in this area.
While here they conferred with
William Brown, U.S. engineer in
charge of the Nome Harbor work.
AUSTRALIAN POSTMASTER
SEEKS CORRESPONDENT
Fred Marsden, postmaster at
Dalton, New South Wales, Aus
tralia, would like to write to
someone in Alaska. He is 32 years
old and would even-exchange an
8 mm. film on Australia for one
on Alaska.
FUNERAL HELD TODAY FOR
WIFE OF CHIEF OLARRANA
Clara Olarrana, wife of the old
chief of King Island, was buried
from the Catholic Church this
morning at 8 o'clock. Father
O’Connor, who spends his winters
on King Island, officiated at the
ceremony.
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