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SCHOOL NOTES
Marion Wills—Reporter
The Honor Roll
Oar Honor Roll is very beau
tit'ul this month and we don’t like
to erase it off the plackboard.
There are many special stars this
month. Some are red, yellow, ora
nge, green, lavender and whit- .
Every child in the school has
his name on the roll. The total
number of stars is two hundred
forty nine (249). The gi :1s got the
most stars they got 168 stai s and
the boys got 81 stars although
it’s fair to say there is one more
girl than boys. Verna Wills got
most stars this month, she has
forty six (46) stars. Marion Wills
got the most special stars. She
lias one yellow star, one green
s ar, and one lavender star. Ver
na Wills had 46. Frank Wills had
ll, Marion Wdls had 29 Deanie
O’Neill had 14, Janus Trim had 36
Bud Seltenreich 34, Louise Ah re
ns 24, Theodore Seltenreich 6,
Fred Seltonreieh 5, Maigaret Ah
re ns 19, and Leonard Bren wick
2G stars.
Our wiill decorations, which
are papers in which we have a
hundred pei cent, were very long
The papers are arithmetic pap
ei >, language papers, or other
written studies, liie total num
ber ot papers was twenty-two
21. Verna Wills 1, Frank Wills 1,
Marion Wills 7, Deani O’Neill *2,
Janus Trim 1, Liouise Ahrens 2,
T«-a Seltenreich 2, Fred Set ten
reten 5, and Margaret Ahrens 1
p iper. Marion Wills had the most
10 papers for this month.
in the last mail we got a
picture of the little Armenian
orphan we are taking care of.
We also got some little booklets
telling us about the Near East
Relief work. We felt very glad
we were helping them when we
IN TuE PROBATE COURT,
McCarthy PRECINCT, THIRD
JUDICIAL DIVISION, TERRI
TORY of LASKA.
In the matter of the Estate of: —
Einmauel, Johnson, deceased.
No. 65,
NOTICE to CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly and regu
iarly appointed administrator of
the estate of Emmanuel, Johnson,
deceased, bysaid court on the 3rd.
day of October 1924,and hasquali
!
lied as administrator, that the
creditors and all persons having
claims against the said estate
are requested to present the
same with proper vouchers, pro
pe.rly and duly veriritied, within
i six months after the publication
i
of this notice, to the undersigned
at his place of residei.ee and bu
sitiess at McCarthy, Alaska.
Dated at McCarthy, Alaska, this
3 rd. day of October, 1924.
J. Hussey, Administrator of the
, estate of Emmanuel Johnson
i deceased
first publication, October 3, 1924
lust publication Novembt r 7, 1924
i
I
read about the little children who
are starving and dying from
need of food. There are 60,(‘00
children iu orphanages, who need
clothing, 44 hospitals treating
143,000 patients monthly who
need cotton goods, 450,000 refug
ees, unemployed, and among th
em 95,000 children who will suff
er this winter. Also 150,000 died
last winter who might have lived
had they had food and clothing
which we threw away. So that
is why we like to help them.
The Play Ground Supervisor
The children all enjoy the
swing so much that it is necess
ary to have a play ground super
visor. Each week we vote for a
manager of the swing. The man
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
F. A. HANSEN Supt. C. F. PUGH. A^ent
Kennecott Laundry
lakes Care of tlie Family 'Wasli
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Notary Public Real Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged.
Cordova.
Alaska
ASA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
SEATTLE, WASH
512 Hoge Building
M cCarthy
Alaska
“The McCarthy Club”
On Second Street
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ager has quite a bit of work to do
he has to see that all the children
swing a certain length of time
Two children swing at a time,
children about the same weight
so they can swing together. The
first week of school Theodore
Seltenreich was manager, the
second week Frederick Selten
reicli, the third week Bnd Selten
reich, and Verna Wills is elected
manager for the fourth week.
Frederick Seltenreich.
The News is agent for:
G. ANDERSON
The Hou«e of Music.
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
“Hi, gimme a handful of waste”,
Berry cried.
He was under the car to grease it
But Sig had an armful of waist
in the car
And wasn’t disposed to release it