Fireworks Been
Postponed Again
Due to Weather
The shooting off of the Fire
works Display which was origi
nally set for the twenty-third of
December, in connection with the
Community Christmas Tree cele
bration, but which was postponed
until New Year's Eve, was post
poned again on account of the
weather by Mr. Sprenger. The
place designated will be opposite
Federal Square on Front Street,
and everybody is requested to be
present and witness this wonder
ful display of fireworks which
was thoughtfully donated for the
occasion by G. R. Jackson of the
Miners and Merchants Bank.
Kurt Springer and Gene Elms
of the Coast Guard, will have
charge of the setting off of the
fireworks.
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YENNEY’S
Water Delivery
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Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
Cavey’s Bakery
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPEN FROM « A.M. TO I A.M
POLSON’S
Water Delivery
“Sanitary Service”
For Years Your Old Stand
By. Always at Your
Service.
Ed Bergstrom—Eric Nelson
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Wien Airlines Air
plane Wrecked By
Storm Last Night
The high wind and storm last
night resulted in ser.cus damage
to the Bellanca monoplane of the
Wien Alaska Airlines which was
tied down to a mooring cable on
the summer landing field.
The plane was ferried from
Snake River yesterday afternoon
to the summer landing field just
north of the Hammon company
shops near Dry Creek. It was
securely tied with about nine
ropes but about 8:30 or 9:000 p.m.
last night the strong wind tore
the ropes loose and the plane
was hurled some distance away.
The wings were damaged and
the fuselage wrecked beyond use.
The motor, Handing gear and
wing struts have been salvaged
but the remainder of the plane
is practically a complete wreck.
No definite plans for another
plane to be based at Nome were
announced today by Wien re
presentative Thomas Givan. of
the Nome office.
The remains of the Bellanca
plane were towed out to the
Wien hangar on the old field,
where useable parts are being
taken off the wrecked ship.
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Barn Dance To
Be Great Affair
9:43 p.m. Tonite
The high point of this evening
will be the big Nome Athletic
Club Barn Dance at the Nome
Amusement Co. Hall at Lane's
Way and Front Street. Admis
sion is $1.00 for gentlemen and
ladies free, (for whites only).
Entertainment in the way of
comedy skits, songs and parodies
have been slated in the arrange
ments for providing the large
crowd expected, with hilarious
fun and frOilic during New Year’s
Eve.
The Club is sponsoring this
gala affair to afford Nomeites the
opportunity of getting together
to dance out the old year, and
usher in the new one. And in
connection with this, it is under
stood that the ceremony of escort
ing old man 1936 out and bring
ing in the New Year, is to be ob
served in a fitting manner. Good
dance music, noise makers, ser
pentine. novelties, etc., will all
be on tap tonight at the N.A.C.
New Year’s Eve Barn Dance,
commencing at 9:45 P.M. and
lasting until.
Office Hours U. S. Radio Station.
January 1, 2, 3, 1937
From 3 P. M. to 5 P. M.
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
A HAPPY & PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
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WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
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BARN
DANCE
TUNERS
BY THE TATTLER
Baseball managers have per
mitted the teams to break train
ing for the Barn Dance. Of cour
se some of the boys are exercis
ing on the farm.
The N.A.C.’s impeccable Presi
dent Jack Humling, has slicked
up for tonigiht’s Barn Dance. He
used his last pound of butter to
polish his shoes and just barely
had enough to plaster his hair in
place.
Babe Seidenverg remarked: “I
have never missed a barn dance
yet and I certainly won’t miss
this one.”
Bob Jackson, the local cutup
will be a little late tonight;
maybe 15 minutes. He has a little
shearing to do.
I Among the first nighters will
be many lovely farmer lassies:
including Toddy and Cissy, Jean
ne Mozee, Rita O'Leary, and
many others. Other celebrates
are Farmer Lottsfelt and wife,
the village schoolmaster Calvin
! Pool, superintendent and the
Mrs. Mirows, Browns and Whal
i
^eys and all the rest of those high
fliers—How do I know. Well,
you see we have a party line tele
phone at our house.
Oldtimers tfbim the N.A.C.
Barn Dance will seem like old
| times again. Remember Tonight
,is the Night. See you there.
P. S.—If anyone has any kicks
to make about the “stuff” that
appeared in this column, please
see the editor of the Nugget—
I guess he can stand ’em—I can't.
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Two More Deaths
Whooping Cough
Elizabeth Bunsuk Ozenna, nine
months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ozanna, died last night
of whooping cough fol'Uowed by
pneumonia.
Sarah June Omelak, aged one
and a half years, passed away
last night at the home of her
parents Mr and Mrs Gus Omelak,
the cause of death being given as
whooping cough followed by
pneumonia.
A double funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon at 2 P. M. at
the Native Church, the Rev. Wid
ney officiating.
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