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“ i Adverse flying conditions from
j Anchorage to the Naknck region
J l Bristol Bay area, has held Pilot
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11 the Anchorage airport, according
J to word reecived here as to when
■ Barnhill would return to his local
* base, the Seward Airport.
J! But wliile awaiting a change in
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J REPUBLICAN MEETING
1 The Seward Republican Club,
2 j which todate has a membership
JI of over 100, will meet Wednesday
j 1 evening at 8 o’clock in Odd Fel
i j lows hall. Election of officers will
21 be held after which a general dis
[! cussion will take place regarding
, the coming election and the report
I of the temporary platform coin
[ j mittee heard. Every Republican in
}! the city is asked to make a special
) I effort to attend.
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EASTERN STAR ELECTS
At last evening’s meeting of the
Seward Chapter of the Order of
Eastern Star, at which time officers
for the year 1932 were elected, Mrs.
Hazel Erwin was elected Worth Ma
tron. Charles Lechner was elected
Worthy Patron; Mrs. Bessie Malloy,
Associate Matron; Harold Sogn, As
sociate Patron; Mrs. Miriam Pain
ter, Secretary; Mrs. Viola Swet
mann, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Lechner, Conductress; Mrs. Andrew
Horton, Associate Conductress, and
Mrs. Goldie Blue, trustee. Installa
tion of officers will be made at a
later date.
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The SS Northwestern, of the Al- j
aska Steamship Company, is due
to arrive in Seward at 10 o’clock to
morrow morning, according to a
Cable Office report at noon today.
The Skinner children, Marty and
Clara, are at home again after a
siege of illness during which time
they were under treatment in the
Seward General Hospital. Clara
returned home Monday and her
brother today.
MATERIAL ARRIVING
Lumber and material for the
Seward Airport hangar, supplied by
the local building material dealer,
Cal M. Brosius, arrives on the SS
Northwestern.
SlUt" WIRELESS
Although the thermometer was
said by some to have registered a
low reading today when it reached
12 degrees above zero, one Seward
resident reported to Sourdough Bill,
of The Gateway extra special in
vestigation department, that his
thermometer registered eight de
grees above when he went out to
chop the morning’s fuel today.
Sourdough Bill says he does not
intend to investigate the differences
in readings.
Weather Strips at J. L. Graef.
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Miss Hazel Tison, member of the.
Seward General Hospital staff who
was herself operated upon last Fri
day, is reported to be doing nicely.
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