COST OF MARRIAGE
GOES UP
If. S. Commissioner Ted Duf
field, has been advised by the Ad
ministrative Office of the United
States Courts that there has been
a uniform increase in fees, the
first ince 1911.
Those of greatest interest in
clude the following:
Marriage license, $3.50; marri
age certificate $10,001 recording
fee $1.00, making a total of $14.50
to get properly married.
Recording fees have raised from
25c to 50c per folio; indexing by
name from 15c to 25c per name;
certified copies also goes to 50c
from 25c.
The biggest change is for filing
chattel mortgages,' conditional
sales, tax liens, etc. The fee is now
$2.50 instead of 60c.
ARMY PLANES CONTINUE
SEARCH FOR LOST ESKIMOS
Army planes searched all day
yesterday from sun-up until sun
down for the three missing Eski
mo hunters lost off King Island.
One plane covered the area from
Wa.es o Pt. Hope, and the other
from Wales to St. Lawrence with
;Ui locating any sign of the miss
ing men.
Planes are out again today and
are scheduled to report back this
afternoon.
U.S. Commissioner's Court
Knute Helling and Margarel
Grandt have applied for a marri
age license.
Dallas W. Eberle and Mary Lou
Hines have applied for a marriage
license.
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MARGO FREEMAN
HARP CONCERT
TONIGHT
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Under Auspices of
Home Arts Club
Benefit of
Childrens Playfield
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THE
NOME NUGGET
Announces
SPECIAL
DAILY COVERAGE
Throughout the
Legislative Session in Juneau
By James Hutcheson
Special Correspondent for
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
KEEP POSTED ON WHAT THE SECOND •
DIVISION DELEGATION IS DOING FOR
YOU IN JUNEAU.
Father Toner !
To Hold Mission At,
Catholic Church
—
Father Frank Toner, S.J.
Father Frank Toner, S.J., was
born in Minnesota about 40 years
ago. He was educated at Gonzaga !
University in Spokane. Entered
the Society of Jesus in 1930, and
since his ordination has been as
• signed to the Jesuit Mission Band
of the Oregon Province.
As a traveling missionary he "is
well known throughout the Pacific
Northwest. One tour of duty took
him to Chicago, Detroit and tie
East Coast on Mission work. His
informal style an dreasonable ap
proach to the problems of life in
sitll confidence in his listeners.
As a speaker he is forceful and
interesting and approaches each of
life’s difficulties with a full real
ization of the definite weakness of
humans and the infinite Mercy of
God.
Perhaps the greatest tribute
that his been paid to Father Toner
is the recognition by his listeners
that he is interested in their life
problems, and the realization that
he considers it a compliment if
you let him help you to solve your
. problems of life.
At present he is conducting a
Mission in Fairbanks. The Nome
Mission begins Sunday evening,
January 16 at 7:30 o’clock, con
i tinuing throughout the week each
evening at the same time to Fri
day evening, inclusive. A brief in
s ruction will be given following
his 7:15 Mass each morning.
f ather Murphy extends an in
I vitation to all to attend at Saint
(Joseph’s Church.
ALASKA WILL NOT BE REPRE
SENTED IN PARADE
WASHINGTON, (/P)—The Pa
cific Northwest and Alsaka will
have no official representation in
the inaugural parade i*ext week,
except the Seattle police drill
team of about 40 members.
Congressional delegations from
Washington and Oregon said to
day that as far as they knew that
will be the only group from the
Northwest in the huge parade
honoring President Truman.
Alaska, which voted Democratic
two weeks before the country
elected a Democratic national ad
ministration, also will not be of
ficially reprseented.
Delegate Bartlett of Alaska said
he had inquired if the Territory
would have an official delegation
in the parade and was told the
Territory had no funds for such
an expense.
Panama hats are not made in
Panama, l^it in Ecuador, where
their production is a major indus
try.
REBEKAH LODGE
HOLDS INSTALLATION
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
Lodge held installation ceremonies
last Wednesday evening with the
following officers being installed
for 1949: Hazel Seiffert, N.G.;
Billie Frye, V.G.; right and left
supporters of the Noble Grand are
Marie Hay and Mabel Jonish;
Right and Left Supporters to the
Vice Grand are Theresa MacDon
ald and Christie Waldheim.
Secretary, Lennie May Nerland;
treasurer. Rosa B. Hagen; conduc
tress Olive Fults, warden. Grace
Edman; chaplain, Helen Bochman;
musician Helen Dunbar; inside
guard, Ruby Walker; outside
guard, Albin Poison.
The outgoing Noble Grand Ann
Jenks was presented with a beau
tiful jewel for her work during
the past year with the presentation
being made by Lennie May Ner
land.
After the installation Hazel
Seiffert and Bille Frye served re
freshments.
HOME ARTS CLUB SPONSORS
MRS. FOHN HANSEN'S TRIP
Mrs. Lydia Fohn Hansen of the
Extension Service of the Univers
ity of Alaska will be here the first
week in February to give lessons
in furniture repair.
There is no charge for the
course but those interested must
contact Mrs. Frank Bingham or
Mrs. Devid Mercer at the ANS of
fice in the Federal building for
registration. Anyone in the com
munity is invited to attend any or
all of the classes.
Those desiring to have assistance
in recovering or upholstering fur
niture are urged to get their ma
terial now, stated Mrs. Fohn Han
sen and if not avaliable in local
shops to advise her through Mrs.
Bingham and she will be glad to
bring same.
The Home Arts Club is sponsor
ing her trip and making necsesary
arrangements, and urges all inter
ested to register immediately so
that a place with sufficient space
, may be obtained.
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