The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday. s«i>t ie, ij_6.
No. 38
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Bill O'Neill who lias put in
the season on Chititu Creek, ret
urned to town Wednesday and
will go to Cordova by first train.
Mrs. W. W. Council of Cordo
va is visiting Mrs. F. B. Gillespie,
having come up on Wednesdays
train.
Charles Anderson and Victor
Lindvale came in from D;m
Creek Thursday.
Clarence Ulrich came in from
Chititu this week.
Fred Pannacheck left Wed
nesday for the Outside.
Wm. Deyo of Kennecott left
Wednesday on a months vaca
tion to be spent.
Mrs. Harrie of Kennecott
left on Wednesdays train for
Cordova.
just arrived
NEW DISPLAY OF
WONDERFUL GEORG
ETTES AND CREPE DE
CHENES IN GORG
EOUS COLORS
LINGERIE
MADE TO MEASURE
MRS. C.O. MAKWOOD TAKES
ORDERS
Mrs. Jack Morris
Kennecott
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday—September 19t h
I Mae Murray & John Gilbert
j in
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“THE MEKlvY WIDOW”
News
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Wed nesday ~ Sop to m b e i • 22nd
The Play that Broke the
World’s Record
“LIGHTNLV ”
News
A danc« is to be held to
nie4’ t hi J. P.^Hubriek’s new htb
iding cn seeond street — every
body welcome.
A part; was held Thursday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Schneeberger in honor of
their departure next Saturday
for the Outside.
Mr. Hugh Lockwood left on
todays train for Cordov.
INFORMATION SOUGHT
Information is wanted reg
arding JOHN H. COTNER, some
i times known as J. HENRY, who
i
has not been heard from by his
i relatives for two years. He has
: lived, at different times, in Kod
iak, Anchorage, Cordova and Ken
necott. Any data in regard to him
| should be sent to the Governor’s
Office, Juneau, Alaska.
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Bananas, Oranges, Apples,
; Peaches, Pears, Concord Grapes,
[Tomatoes, Lettuce, Casabas.
J. B. O’Neill
Clarence Ulrich left on to
days train for Chitina.
AN APPEAL
, Have yon any idea of the am
iount of supplies necessary to
cate lor sixty thousand child
| ren? I haven’t. We ndght begin
by t t yina to visual z* sixty thou
sann pairs of s’ockii gs on the
i hne, most of them needi-g darn
ing; then we might passi' to the
acres of beds in wh;ch they all
J sleep, and the mountain of bread
! necessary for just one day.
Tnis s• tgges ts something of
the inatrnitude of the task of
The Nerr E<st Pelief organizat
ion, not for- a month or a, year,
hut ho* many yeais; a.s thousan
ds of the orphans are yet under
five years of ago.
There is enough cast-otf <*!«»
thing in McCarthy r<> heli) app
reciabl.v in keeping that (tlotlm1*»•
line filled, and the school child
"i'ii will be glad to cal] for it if
you will only save it for them.
We are planning to make tiiis an
all year service, not merely for
the next, few wee s, and any
tin)" thruour the year that you
are discarding clothing, please
do not throw u away—give it
to the children.
At both O'Neill’s and Mar
shall's boxes are in readiness to
receive your bundle, as that is
more convenient for many of you,
especially the men irom the cam
ps and creeks.
One hundred dollars will
house, feed, clothe, and educate
one child for one year. Who
I will be one of twenty to give five
dollars, as a special thank offer
ing in November, to sponsor one
child? Please report to Mrs. Har
rais.
McCarthy is always gener
ous—we have three pledges
already —let us have that $100 on
its way over seas by the first of
October. Our own food will taste
a bit sweeter, and our cabins
will be a little more cheerful
A RADIO RECIPE
A Juue bride asked her hus
band to cony the radio recipe one
morning. The husband did his
best-, but he got t wo stations at
once. One was broadcasting the
| morning exercises and the other
the recipe This is what he got:
Hands on hip, place one cup
of ftour on the shoulders, raise
tomes and depress toes and
wish thoroughly in one-half cup
) of ini Me. In four count* raise and
ilmi-p.- the legs and mash two
hard boiled eggs in a sieve. Re
P°at six times. Inhale one half
teaspoonful of baking powder
rind one cup of flower, breathe
naturally and exhale and sift.
Attention! Jum]) to a squatt
| ing position and bend white of
ecru backward and forward, over
•md in fom* counts make a stiff
dough that will stretch at the
waist. Lie flat on the floor and
roll into a marble the s:ze of a
walnut. Hop to a standstill and
boil in water, but lo not boil to
gallon afterwards. In ten minutes
remove from fire and dry with
a towel. Breathe naturally, dress
in warm flannels and serve with
fish soup.—Exchange.
j this winter, by grace of the “un
seen suest” who shares our food
land warmth.
Mrs. Margaret Harrais
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MARQUAM CLUB
HOLDS DANCE
The Marquam Club of McC
arthy and Kennecott held its
second dance of the season at
McCarthy Tuesday evening of
this week.
A good turn out and good
“eats” made a very enjoyable
evening