Erwins Return From
Long Trip in States
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Er
win returned Thursday flight
after a long automobile tour of
the United States.
They left Seward October }?,
visiting the boys. Bill and Bob
in school at Boulder, Colorado.
They then started east with Mrs.
Erwin's brother. They toured
Eastern states and Canada, see
ing Niagara Falls, New England,
Washington, D.C., and cities in
between. They had time to visit
all the National shrines includ
ing Hyde Park, Arlington and
Mount Vernon.
After si ending some time with
the eldest son Jack, in Seattle,
the folks came home. “It was
wonderful, but I'm glad to get
home,” Mrs. Erwin said. Mr.
Harold Campen met the couple
in Anchorage and drove them
home, arriving near midnight.
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United Brotherhood of
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Seward Carpenters’ Union 2304
Telephone: Black 216
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Affiliated With A. F. of L.
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Month
James L. Reed — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec. & Bus. Age
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Father Installs Sen
In Masonic Order
A most unusual circumstance
occurred in the installation serv
ice of the Masonic 1. >dge in
S e w a r d last Tuesday night.
Charles S. Lechner as installing
officer had the seldom seen
honor and privilege of installing
his own son. Charles Lechner,
Jr., as Worshipful Master of his
own lodge. This has never hap
pened before in Seward and will
not happen again in the t'orsee
able future.
Mr. Lechner, Sr., is a Past
Mrster of this Lodge, also past
D' trict Deputy. 11 is son present
ed him with the Past Master's
emblem pin.
Retiring Worshipful Master is
Don Wilson. Harold Campen was
installing Marshal.
Several out-of-town visiting
Masons were present at the cere
mony. Refreshments were serv
ed after the meeting.
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MORE ABOUT . . .
Republicans Endorse
(.Continued from Pane l;
ing that there are a number of
petitions being circulated around
town—mostly by Democrats, it
was said—supporting v a r i o u s
men for local offices. This peti
tioning practice was condemned
as being the wrong way to gel
tlii' best man for the office. If
any candidates far office wish
support of tin' local Republican
group, they should submit to
the Precinct Chairman ox1 Chair
woman, an application which
will be brought to the open meet
ing of the precinct and voted
upon. A majority vote on a can
didate’s petition will be forward
ed to the Third Division Com
mittee man for action. Any other
method will not receive favor
able consideration by the Sew
ard Republicans.
Following the meeting of the
precinct there was a meeting of
the Seward Republican Club at
which members from Bartlett
and Mile 3 were also in atten
dance. Endorsement of the above
mentioned candidates were also
made by that group.
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TB can attack almost any part
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spinal cord, skin, and eyes.
Tube rculosis kills more people
than all other infectious diseases
combined, it stands sixih among
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