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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Fleetster plane arriv
ed Nome this morning af
ter being delayed since
Monday at Nulato, enroute
from Fairbanks with mail.
The ship took off on its re
turn flight with Mrs. Wil
son and baby for Elim, and
A1 Gawn, for Fairbanks.
The regular Thursday
mail flight from Fairbanks
to Nome was postponed to
day and it was reported the
flight would be made to
morrow. The Lockheed
Electra, speedy twin-motor
ed plane of the PAA, it was
reported will make the trip
Pilot Mirovv of the Mirow
Air Service, made a flight
to Mary’s Igloo and Teller
today, returning with Dr.
H. G. Hughes from Teller
and three other passengers
from Mary’s Igloo. He flew
the Lockheed plane.
Sig Grattan, Carl Ander
son and Mr. Fauske were
passengers from Mary’s Ig
loo.
Pilot Whaley, flying the
Mirow Air Service Stinson
plane made a flight to Coun
cil today with Chas. Strom
and Bill Brookins and dau
ghter as passengers.
LOCAL ITEMS
The “bulldozer” caterpil
ler of the Alaska Road Com
mission was obtained by
the City of Nome to knock
down windrows and drifts
caused by the recent high
winds in town.
Manned by Nick Spagno
la, the bulldozer traveled
over many of the main
streets of the city today. It
is expected it will proceed
to the East end of Nome to
morrow, where many high
drifts are reported to be ob
structing traffic.
The following students
were on the honor roll at
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the Nome High School for
the first semester of the
present school term: Mary
Hood Chapman 2.75; Mar-1
guerite Lee 2.75; Dorothy
Nelson 2.75; Vesta Poison
2.75; Lois Ost 2.5; Borgily
Ulricksen 2.5; and Ann
Walsh 2.5.
In order to make the hon
or roll a student must have
an average of 2.5 points
figured on the following
basis: A-3 points; B-2
points; C-l point.
A1 Gawn who left here
this morning on board the
PAA plane for Fairbanks,
it was reported will make
funeral arrangements for
his son Howard, who died
Tuesday morning, at Fair-i
banks, following an opera
tion for appendicitis.
News of the death of her
son was wired to Mrs.
Gawn, living in Illinois.
Mrs. Gawn was the former
Ruth Mueller, daughter of
Mr. A. J. Mueller, once a
prominent pioneer jeweler
of Nome, wrho left here sev
eral years ago.
Mr. Gawn expects to re
turn to Nome following the
services in Fairbanks and
await the coming of an elec
trician to take his .place
with the Northern Light &
Power Co., before taking
the body from Fairbanks to
the States for burial, along
side of the deceased’s bro
ther and sister.
ATTENTION MOOSE
A meeting of the members of
Moose Lodge No. 1413, will be
held Monday, Jan. 27, eight p.m.
at St. Joseph's Hall. Business of
importance. A full attendance is
requested.
W. H. KOCH, Secretary
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Pioneers Alaska
Igloo l Elect New
Officers — Cards
Election of officers of Ig
loo No. 1 Pioneers of Alas
ka, took place last night at
a meeting of the lodge at
the hall of the former St.
Joseph church, recently re
novated for lodge meetings
and socials.
The following officers
were elected: President,
Aimer Rydeen; 1st Vice
President, Henry Burgh;
2nd Vice-Pres.,W.E.H.Cre
mer; Secretary, Jack Starr,
Treasurer, A. Polet; Door
keeper, A. Bah Ike; Serg.-at
Arms,Harold Stokes;Chap
lain, Nels Swanberg Sr.;
Trustees, Charles Yaeger,
Dave Gray, and Thomas D.
Jensen.
Following the election of
officers, cards were played,
and invited guests, Pioneer
Women and others partici
pated in the games of pro
gressive whist, with the fol
lowing results: First prize
Mrs A. Polet, second Mrs.
Garnet Martin,Consolation
Mrs. Grant Laiblin. Gen
tlemen—First Garnet Mar
tin, second Chas. Yaeger,
consolation Charles Code.
Appetizing refreshments
were enjoyed following
cards, consisting of sand
wiches, coffee and cake.
The cake was furnished by
the Pioneer women of Ig
loo No.1,the ladies ofwhich
assisted with the refresh
ments. There were twelve
tables of whist, and a large
crowd filled the hall, all of
whom expressed themsel
ves as having enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
A movement is on foot
by the lodges to lay a new
floor in the hall so that soc
ial dances may be arrang
ed by the different organiz
ations.
Weather Reports
Broadcast Daily
Airplane Traffic
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to the regular 7:30 a. m.
broadcast.
It will be possible for all
smaller stations in western
Alaska to tune in and ob
tain important data pertain
ing to flying conditions.
Among the reports issued
at this time are Nome, Sol
omon, Golovin, Nulato, Kal
tag, IJnalakleet, Ruby, Flat
Fairbanks, Kotzebue and
Deering.
Weather reports will be
broadcast daily and on Sun
days and Holidays at the
above mentioned time.
This new service will no
doubt benefit air navigation
in western Alaska and is
made possible thru co-op
eration between the Signal
Corps and the Nome Office
of the U. S. Weather Bur
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