“Martin Luther” Will Be
Shown In Churches Of
Nome Next Week
Everett Baehelder announced
'today that the motion picture
“Martin Luther” has been secured
for presentation in Nome next
week. It will be shown Thursday,
Jan. 26, at the Nome Gospel
iHome, Friday at the Assembly of
’God, Saturday at the Covenant
’Church, and Sunday at the Com
munity Methodist Church,
i ‘Martin Luther” is the two
• hour-long dramatic story of the
j 16th century monk who oecame
! the Father of the Great Refor
! nation. The picture was made by
' Louis de Rochemont Associates,
who filmed it in the castles, mon
i>asteries, market squares and
churches of Germany. The actors
were chosen not only for their
■ talent but because they resembled
ithe persons they portray. The
music was recorded by the Mun
ich Philharmonic Orchestra and
j Choir. The chanting, the docu
ments, the printing press, the
documents and even the rings in
the picture are wholly authentic.
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Air Explorer Scouts
To Study Aviation
The Air Explorer Scouts will
begin an aviation education pro
gram tomorrow evening with the
first in a series of motion pictures
on aviation and related subjects.
This was reported today by Scout
master Dan Berrettini.
The movies are to be shown
weekly on Saturday at 7 p.m.,
at the Scout Hall, Berrettini said,
and anyone interested may at
tend. Boys over 14 years of age
are invited to become members of
the Air Explorers at these show
ings.
An enlarged program of educa
tion in aviation is anticipated,
stated Berx’ettini, with shop equip
ment and airplanes engines for
the Scouts to learn with.
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Remember Pele O'Brien?
A/lc Ppte O’Brien, who will be
remembered as a very popular
announcer on AFRS a year ago,
is now editor of the Otis Notice
at Otis AFB, Massachusetts. Since
leaving Nome he has been as
signed as sports writer at Ber
muda and New England; to Ari
zona as a correspondent at a
rocket firing competition, and to
New York City at the Army In
formation School.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
ending December 31, 1955 must
be in the City Clerk's Office by
January 30, 1956.
—Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Publ. Jan. 20, 23, 25, 27, 1956.
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Kay Ebeltaft and
Charles Casperson
Married Wednesday
Kay Ebeltaft, granddaughter of
Mrs. Ella Fosmark of Dunn Cen
ter, N.D., who arrived recently,
and Charles Casperson, patrolman
for the City of Nome for the past
year, were married Wednesday
evening at the Lutheran Church
with a double ring ceremony.
Kev. Thomas A. Knudson per
formed the ceremony.
Attendants for the young couple
were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Liebig.
The bride was dressed in a
tailored Navy blue suit with
matching blue hat and white ac
cessories and carried a white
Bible.
Special music was provided by
a double quarter from the hos
pital who sang “O Perfect Love”
accompanied by Bertha Stedje.
Those singing were Sondya Peter
son, Lela Christianson, Louisemay
Voigtlander and Margaret Collin.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the apartment
of Bertha Stedje. The newly
wed’s home is on Third Ave., east
of Mettler Way.
Pioneers Contribute To
Hot Lunch Program
The Pioneers of Alaska have
announced contributions to the
Nome School Hot Lunch program.
The men’s organization gave $50
and the Women’s Auxiliary have
contributed $25.
A CORRECTION
In Wednesday’s Nugget, two
names were inadvertently omit
ted from the article about the
Eastern Star installation. Mrs.
Doris Wilke was named as the
first point of the star, and Mrs.
Robert Heath was a member of
the committee which prepared
the luncheon.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
This evening at 7:30 at the
school gym, the ACS Signaliers
tangle with the Nome Merchants
and at 8:45 the Polar Hornets will
play the Air Force team. Both
games should provide good clean,
exciting basketball for all fans.
Tryouts For “Charlie’s
Aunt” Will Be Held
Sunday and Monday
All local aspiring thespians are
invited to try out for parts in
the Nome Community Theater’s
forthcoming production “Charlie’s
Aunt.” Tryouts will be held at
9- p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22 and on
Monday, Jan, 23 in the High
School auditorium. Would - be
actors will use the boiler room
entrance so that only fellow art
ists will know of your secret am
bitions.
Though there are naturally
only a limited number of parts
in the play, a great number of
people will be needed to pro
duce Nome’s version of the
Broadway success. Many persons
with diversified talents will be
needed such as interior decor
ators (stage hands), illumination
experts (electricians), beauticians
(maker-uppers', modistes (cos
tumers), publishers (program and
publicity), and economists (ticket
sellers and money changers).
So all “behind the scenes” peo
ple are invited to put in their
appearance Sunday or Monday to
help get this community project
off to a good start.
For further information call
Red 77 or Main 184.
Bertha Siedje, social worker
for the Lutheran Church, leaves
this week for Teller where she
will assist with the Lutheran
mission work. She plans to be
gone about two months.
PIONEERS CELEBRATE NELS
SWANBERG'S 8G BIRTHDAY
Pioneers of Alaska celebrated
with a birthday party for Nels
Swanberg, Sr., at their regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
Swanberg, who was 86 years
old, was presented with a birth
day cake and pictures were taken
to commemorate the occasion.
Nels Swanberg has been in the
territory for 60 years and he re
told the interesting and unique
story of his first arrival in Nome
which was by canoe after hav
ing floated down the Yukon river.
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