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LOCAL NEWS
Mail Closes For
Teller Unalakleet
The mail for Teller ,via dog team
will close at 4 p.m. Monday, as alsc
will the mail for Unalakleet and
down the coast, at the same time
according to Postmaster Mish.
First Class Mail
Comes With PAA
Pilot Robbins of the PAA arrived
about noon direct from Fairbanks
today, with a large quantity of mail,
including first class. He will remain
over here tonight and take off to
morrow morning for Fairbanks if
weather permits
NAT Flies Candle
And Returns Today
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport took off this morn
ing for northern points. Dominic
Joe, a released prisoner, was a pass
enger to Igloo. Pilot Brown, it is
reported is due to return with Re
I presentative-elect Chamberlain and
seveTal other passengers from the
north.
Pilot Brown returned with Arthur
Chamberlain as the only passenger.
The Fairbanks plane is expected to
leave with the Second Division dele
gation, but the definite time has not
yet been set. Included will be Jack
Devine, Senator; and Representativ
es Arthur M. Chamberlain and How
ard Lyng.
PAA Ford Plane
Arrives Departs
Pilot Jones of the Pacific Alaska
Airways, flying the big Ford plane,
arrived Nome today on regular mar
schedule from Fairbanks. Miss Dav
| ick, government nurse was a passer
ger from Golovin, and another wo
man was a passenger from Koyuk tc
ithe hospital here. Pilot Jones tooh
off within an hour on his return
flight. Mrs. Fagerstrom and twc
children, being returning passengers
to Golovin.
Xmas Tree Is Kept
Burning At Church
One of the nicest evidences of the
holidays is the electrically lightec
Christmas Tree located on the cor
ner of the parsonage of the Feder
ated Church, Rev. Norman McCay
pastor.
The tree is lighted in the eveninj
and with the snow all around, il
really shows an Xmas atmosphere
It is the same tree as was used foj
the Community Xmas Tree Cele
bration, donated by the Lomer
Commercial Co., and picked out bj
Mr. Dickson and wife, employed bj
the company at Egavik.
Federated Church
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 p.raP'A New Year’s message
on “The Abiding in the Midst of the
Changing.’’ Your presence and par
icipation sincerely invited.
The Rev. F. G. Forrester, of Met
aline Falls, Wn., sends his greeting:
to all.
This church wishes one and all t
truly “Happy New Year.”
NOTICE 4
All bills owing by the Community
Xmas Tree Committee should be
presented in writing to either Mis:
Dorothy M. Russell or W. H. Bloom
not later than Saturday, Dec. 29th
1934. COMMITTEE
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Afi. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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