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Meose Paaj. Alaska - Navamber 21» 1939
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THANKSGIVING PROGRAM AT SCHOOL
Wednesday morning at 10t30 •'clock an
interesting Thanksgiving program will be
I given at the schoolhouse and everybody is
invited to attend. The program follows*
1-Singihg America By the School
2rThe First Thanksgiving -
Delores Laubscher
3- Reading - Children of Long Ago -
Marjorie Velanis
4- Unit Spelling of word "Thanksgiving
Lower Grade;
5- Pilgrim Ways Leweo^Grades
6- Song - Over the River and Thin* the Weeds
By the /chool
7- Thu* Pilgrims’ Parade - Teddjjr Velanis
DomfcLe Cook v
J/Snn Thurston
Sheading f^Evalyn Velanis
9-Reading John Thurston
10- Reatfing Geraldine praise;
11- Play - The Spirit of the Pilgrims - ^
Entire School
The news wad broadcasted over KFAR last
night that Robert Marshall, author of
"Arctic Village^ had been feuhfi^dead in a
Pullman car. /His brother wired "to friends
in Wiseman t oAthat effects The’ author
spent last sj/mmer < in A^ask^.,
Virgil Ti ke&tfr of- th\ Forestry Service
has resumed[ charge oX-the Civilian Gonspr
at flsrdPfl T.aigAd near /
Heath came£$pJSeward''las'tj j
c-eed Sidney Denison As CJhi-af./*'
hijs/healtn was such that he*
to* take oveiHMp-. Dehisori'e^
me(nt oxiiJr. Elrrt^sti Grunning
'-eftSlaska haB^beerr-cRnfirmec
vation Corp
bank s. Mr
summer t©
Forester b
was not
duties.
able
The
t« be gotenj
by Presij&^nt Roosevelt ancK'ity x*sj Baid(th
he will ^hbave'Wpjhingt^tTvsemeHtilds Jo^nr
take evp/-h/s.^nev} duties. J J li
ronyS House figures s® far this yea
.[ncre^be in gc/ld shipments fer
Shis year - an increase probably
®ne-half millisn dollars.
Skid Williams and Jim Logan/j/hp,
jFair^an/f^j May ,14-jon/motorcycles tp|
1 the pr4po^ed rdui'e iVoretire -NnjMv>*r?i'Sei
'onal Fklwav. wore/reooMirti lost - but
hey reached !iffzeifo5Vf""B^C. on Novomber 7.
They will go on te New York city.
Peter Christenson of Naknek walked 50
miles to an airport with an iron splinter
in his eye. He flew to Anchorage fer
hospital care.
GENA HALLETT MURDER TRIAL
RESULTS IN HUNG JURY
The trial held in Seward last week in
the case of the U. S. vb Gena Hallett,
charged with having on or about September
14, 1938,mur^recfhia'-wife at Larson Bay,
Eodiak Ieiafhd^Vesuited i.n a hung jury, 9
■s -in ffevor at acquittal and 3
/This culls 'for a new
delightfully sur
prised en the *W«^iOn tof her birthday
last Saturday, to b^aisEmoned to a dinner
party at the home ef and Mrs, Richard
Biossner when Mrs. BiessCer, Mrs. Dean
Bedford and Mrs. Gentry Richards were
joint hostesses. The tabYe was centered
with a cluster of huge whit\s chrysanthe
mums , gift-to Mrs. James frsa^Raymcnd
Seferovichj now in Seattle. Foe several
ye^re MrS. James and Raymond haveVelebra
ted their birthdays with the ^ame pinner,
his birth\fla^failing on Ncvembfei; 16:
During the evening Norman StiKes r ^
8evensf3Lrreels\ ef pictures he Had taken
Bolivia. ^-Aiojt of ThSraswere in color
they were-MJ^icy^ biefiutiful. \ - '
Sm^ll Louellen Schuster , nor three
yeax^3 »1$, sang "Happy Birthday to^-You'
witH\the\^/ee^ness and poise of a m^d:
p^aa ^_ V
/’TlL acrdmb^ of the names of AJ^sk;
<sltie^ inVche-last issue wt fii^t
sc^ambl^KbV Stafford, ^rs
tjpinS''YelahisWa'S a) close second.^
p0int BarroV,
iw1 „ .
Sfti U%t ch (HjSrb or, AncJ
rigfffy' HajWs LJ^<i
rage/ Holy
prize
lakes to be
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fiirx • y ___
6- KAKEGLAIN___
7- HORBFACE _
8- MAILAIN__
9- SIRNUSA___
L0- GAUKISH_—
Dr. Livingston Farrand, 72, farmer pres
ident ef Cornell and Colorado Universities,
! died early this month*