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Baby face
The two of us
Barcelonan
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
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LOCAL NOTES
Owing to trouble with the heat
ing system in the public school
Thursday morning the kids enjoyed
a half holiday.
Petersburg was relieved of its
coal famine by the arrival of the
freighter Tanana just in time to
neat Old Man Winter who came
back at us with a jump. What with
^weeping up and burning even the
coal dust from the coal sheds, many
said sheds were cleaner than they
bad been for a long time.
The snow plow was busy this
week.
Mrs. William Tamaree, lay-work
er in charge of the work of the Pres
byterian Native Church work in Pe
t-esburg has received word that her
d tughter Frances . attending school
in Elizabeth, New Jersey has dis
continued her schooling for the
year on account of her health. An
operation for appendicitis being ne
(pssary, the girl was waiting per
mission from her mother before go
ing to the operating table.
James H. Wheeler Petersburg’s
genia druggist left on the Rogers
for Wrangell.
Alford Lott and Willie Jackson
were arrested by Marshal McGreg
gor on a liquor charge. Too much
n’gh poAver moonshine made Lot’s
amorous disposition his nemesis.He
is reported as having attempted an
assault on a sick native girl. If such
be true then then the judge should
throw the book at him and the key
to the jail away after locking him
up. Willie a harmless kid without
much sense when sober has much
less when imbibing high power
‘mountaih dew.”
Somebodies cache of “white
mule” was found by a native boy.
Tt goes without saying that a num
ber of the local native population
found that the “stuff” had lots of
kick.
Randi Mulver has been confined
to her home the past week with a
severe case of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Louis F. Paul returned on
*he Admiral Rogers from Juneau.
The Rev. Naustrom, a c immercial
traveller representing the Iiood line
cf rubber goods, was n t'.;wn this
week. He gave a very interesting
as well as helpful addr ss at the
Lutheran Church on Sunday even
ing . He is an active' member of
fhe Oideonites, an organisation of
<hiistian travelling men.
The Women’s Community League
had a very successful meeting at
the Parsonage on Tuesday evening.
There was a large attendance and
after the meeting everyone enjoyed
a social time and refreshments.
Miss Ellen Hill was delightfully
SCHOOL NOTES '
The class in music appreciation
is studying a few of the master
pieces in music and the biographies
of the composers.
A music memory contest will be
held at the close of the, course.
Marian Kildall entered the sev
enth grade this week. She has been
attending the Irving School in Bal- i
lord. While in Petersbur, she is j
makin her home with her aunt, Mrs. j
(3 auffin.
The pupils of the second grade
had a Valentine Party on Monday.
Refreshments were served and they
report a good time.
The Utomigi Camp Girls had a
party at the home of Myrtle Dun
kelberger last Friday night. The
game of hearts was the amusement.
Tne first prize was won by Nellie
Poliberg and the second by Marie
VVikan. June Allen received the
consolation prize. Nice refresh
ments were served.
The Boys’ Basketball Tourna
ment will be held at Ketchikan
February 25 to 27. If the boat
carrying the team from Juneau and
Douglas are in port long enough,
the local high school team hopes
to get a game with one of the Chan
nel teams. Announcement will be
made later.
Petersburg will not be represent
ed this year in the Basketball
Tournaments. Neither the boys
nor the girls will take part. The
Girls' Tournament will be held at
Wrangell February 24 to 28.
This is monthly test week in the
grades.
en in her honor by the members of
the local church. The party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Jorgensen and came as a
eomplete surprise ti Miss Hill. In
appreciation of her assistance with
tne various activities of tne church,
the members presented Miss Hill
with some lovely ifts :hat would
continualy remind her of Alaska.
They include a half dozen sterling
silver, souvenir Alaska spoons, a
nugget ivory ring and pin of the
same design. Delicious refresh
ments that carried out the Valentine
motiff were served late in the even
ing .
Mr. R. L. McKecknie’s mother
is visiting at her son’s home in Pe
tersburg. She arrived on the Rog
ers last Saturday night.
Miss Mungy Larson spent the
week with her sister in Juneau. She
! reently resigned her work in the
.
New York Cafe to accept a position
#:n “Worth’s.” Miss Rosemary Bar
f nard is now working in the New
York Cafe.
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