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AIRPORT NEWS
NOME
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service is await
ing favorable weather for
his hop to Anchorage, be
fore taking off from Nome.
Pilot Whaley of the
Nome Airways hopped for
St. Michaels with a U. S.
Deputy Marshal, via Solo
mon, Shaktoolik and Una
lakleet. Cv Wallin and Mrs.
Andy Nylen were passen
gers to Solomon and a na
tive for Unalakleet. The
plane is to convey some pri
soners from Shaktoolik to
St. Michael where a hear
ing is to be had, it was re
ported. The plane is ex
pected to return to Nome
tomorrow wp. and make a
flight to Fairbanks soon.
Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Sunday Services.
8 and 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
MOTHER DIES SEATTLE
A. Polet received the sad
news of the death of his
mother in Seattle, Jan. 2nd
at 4 p.m. Mrs. G. Polet
came to Seattle in May 13
95, she leaves to mourn her
loss, 9 living children, the
tenth child. John, died in
the ship yards during the
world war. The large fam
ily of nine children, living
with families in Seattle, 16
grandchildren and three
great grand children.
NOTICE
I will be leaving Nome
for Teller in January and
will not return until about
January 15th,during which
time my dental office will
be closed.
DR. H. G. HUGHES.
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ST. JOSEPH’S HALL
REMODELLED AND
RENOVATED FOR
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Through the efforts of
Father Cunningham, the
old St. Joseph’s Hall in the
rear of the church on Sted
man avenue, has been thor
oughly renovated inside,
the ceiling and side walls
have been sided and waist
board of ply wood placed
around. A kitchen and a
ladies dressing rooms have
been built at the rear en
trance.
It is understood it is the
intention to make this hall
available to the public for
gatherings and lodge meet
ings. It is now planned by
the following orders to use
the hall for lodge and social
affairs: The Odd Felk>ws
and Rebekahs,the Pioneers
of Alaska Igloo No. 1 and
Lady Pioneers, the Moose
Lodge and Mooseheart chap
ter composed of women,the
Eagle lodge, and last but
not least, the Ladies Altar
Society.
The Odd Fellows lodge
held their first meeting in
the hall last night.
Federated Oiureli
. Norman McCay, Pastor...
11 A. M. Sunday School.
7:40 p. m., Sacrament of
The Lord’s Supper to which
all who accept Christ as
Savior, are invited.
This church thanks each
and all who have made her
work possible during 1935,
and wishes All a Most Hap
py New Year !
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Acceptance Of
$50,000 Wire:!
By City Nome
At a special meeting of
the city council last night,
presided over by Harry Hag
en as mayor pro-tem, the
following resolution was
passed, in response to a re
quest from Gov. John W.
Troy.
The request came in the
I form of a telegram yester
day stating that it was nec
|esssary to receive the form
! al acceptance of the city of
Nome, of the original $30,
000 grant under the PWA
from the federal govern
ment. Without this formal
acceptance all bids on the
new Nome school building
would have had to be turn
ed down.
RESOLUTION
Whereas the United States gov
ernment has through its Admini
stration of Public Works award
ed and allotted to the City of
Nome, Alaska a grant in the am
ount of $50,*OUO to be used for the
i purpose of constructing a new
public school building within the
city, and
W'hereas a new public school
building is urgently necessary,
and the city has no funds with
which it could construct a build
ing without the aid of such a
grant,
Now, therefore, be it resolved
by the Common Council of the
City of Nome, Alaska that the
offer of the grant of January 19,
1934, by the United States gov
ernment through its Administra
tion of Public Works to the city
of the amount of $50,000 to be
used for constructing a new pub
lic school building, shall be and
the same is hereby accepted.
The Common Council of the
City of Nome, Alaska,
Passed and Approved January
3, 1936.
By HARRY HAGEN,
Mayor pro tern
Attest: M. J. Walsh, City Clerk. J
Up to the hour of going
to press no word had been
received as to who had
been awarded the bids for
the construction of the new'
Nome School.
LUCKY NO. APPEARS
Mrs. Lena Luke, a native
woman was the holder of
Lucky No. 10,778, at the
Bon Marche Drawing. She
presented her ticket late
last night and obtained the
Estate Range, the number
one prize today. The other
two winner are George
Jones a Mohawk rug, and
Emerson Bassett a $10.00
merchandising bond.
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