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Turiii Gnwhing. daughter of Air.
r : Airs Christian Grot thins* of
O'!". Norway, became the bride
K"t:a!d Scuungetuk. son of Air.
Airs. W. '.s. Sonungetuk. Sat
: iv afternoon at the Community
Aledaiiiist Church with Rev. How
; rd DeVore performing* the double
riny ceremony.
The ceremony was a family wed
ding with -Toe Sonungetuk. brother
: the grown, was best man and
Cora Senungetuk attended the
bride, who wore a green sheath
dress.
The young couple wil be making
’heir h me in Fairbanks, where
Air Sonungetuk is teaching at the
University of Alaska.
PEARL JOHNSON HOME
Pearl Johnson, daughter of Air.
u i Airs. Albert Johnson, who as
a Senior Girl Scout of the Nome
troop, attended Button Bay Girl
Scout Round-Up in Vermont, re
turned home yesterday.
The Alaska delegation took in
the Fair at Seattle on Alaska Day.
C21 FAIR VISITORS
August 2 — Janna and Jane
Perkins, Nonna Scott, all of Nome.
August 3 — Richard Young and
Alary Andersen, both of Nome.
August 5 — Mary Ellen and Don
ald Lyle, ATaybelle Lenert, Linda
and Alark Lenert. all of Nome.
August 8 — Mae Bishop, Kotze
bue, and Emily Anderson. Nome.
Mr. Harry Cook, who has been
coming to Alaska since 1923, ar
rived today enroute to Ungalik,
to be with his mother. Nellie Cook.
Summer
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/ \IIU SI IS7 /( TOl RISTS
Christine Gladden of Oklahoma
Oily, who is secretary to tho Epis
copal Bishop of Oklahoma was an
onthusiastie v sitor Friday. Her
trip started from Vancouver to
Skagway. Juneau. Whitehorse.
Fairba.nks and Nome. On her re
turn flight home she will visit the
Seattle Fair.
Also traveling the same route
was Almeda Yaden, assistant man
ager of the Petroleum Club of
Oklahoma City, serving 1.500 nil
men of that state; Henry Priester.
president of the Bradney Machine
Co., of Middletown, N.Y.; and
Hilde Dobischek, a real estate
alesman from Koln-Klettenbcrg.
West Germany.
JENNIE POLSON TO
MAKE HOME IN SEATTLE
Mrs. Jennie Poison, widow of
the late Albin Poison and a resi
dent of Nome since 1913. leaves to
day to make her home in Seattle
with her daughter. Vesta Sund
strom. This will be her first trip
out in 17 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sundstrom.
who left recently for the outside,
are settling in Seattle where Lloyd
will be returning to college along
with his son Ivan, who enters
college this fall.
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: R. Dillon, Harry
Cook. E. Roe. L. Fries, S. Lofton,
J. Crawford. Pearl Johnson, Chuck
Fagerstrom, Sonja Winkle, Fred
Pankratz, Roy Snyder, Joe Hartley,
From Kotzebue: George Mark
ham. S. Mather, Ed Walker, John
Siley, L. Currev, Ted Bougart, Mar
tin Coyne, Jim Carter, George Bell,
Loren Payne, Thomas Punguk, A1
Long.
GOIN' . . .
To Kotzebue: Ed Morical, T.
Ferrenti, N. Hank, W. Willock,
Paul Brown, Jim Carter.
To Fairbanks: Bob, Opal and
Craig Baldwin. Fred Pankratz, L.
LaCurrey, Mrs. R. Shields. Ted
Bougart, Martin Coyne, Mrs. Uter
mohle, Otis Feltz. Loyal Johnson,
Harold Waldo, Lawrence Nevue
S.J., Hazel Nuipok.
It was Lord Rochester who ob
served: “Before I got married I
had six theories about bringing up
children; now I have six children,
and no theories.”
EGAN, WILLIAM A.
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Cloudy to partly cloudy skies ,
covered most of Alaska today. Only '
the upper Yukon and Tanana Val- ;
leys, and Copper River basin j
reported clear weather conditions. |
General cloudiness and patches |
of fog were' common alone the
southeast Alaska coast, and drizzle
was reported along the western and
southwestern coastal areas and the
Aleutian chain.
A small low pressure system
over the central Bering Sea brought
a quarter of an inch of rain to
the Pribilof Islands.
Early m orni n g temperatures
ranged from (11 at Kotzebue to 41
at Barrow. Yesterday’s high was
80 at Fairbanks.
Ike Boo-boos
On the 18th Hole
SUNNING DALE. England t/F —
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower executed
some beautiful golf shots here to
day — but pulled a boner on the
18th hole by mistakenly playing
his partner’s ball.
His partner was Sir James Gault,
an old friend and former military
aide.
“Oh, what the hell,” smiled the
British brigadier as the former
President laid a spoon to Gault's
ball.
Ike never knew the difference.
The former President teamed up
with Sir James Gault against U.S.
Aclm. Id. P. Smith, and Freeman
Gosden, of the old Amos and Andy
American radio team.
“I’m afraid we’ve all got bad
scores.” said Gosden. “but the gen
eral really played some marvelous
shots.”
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Panipt
chuk are the parents of a daughter
born on Saturday. The couple live
in Unalakleet.
Admitted: Bert Merrill, Mary
Merrill. Karen Ablogalook, Viola
Wayhiyi. Catherine Walluk, Laura
Mokiyuk.
Discharged: Esau Weyanna, Al
len Ry lander.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
The following were fined or sen
tenced on drunk charges: Theodore
Okitkon, $20: Hubert Pavanna and
Lorraine Seetomona, each 10 days;
Aaron Bell, 30 days.
Jacob Titus was given 90 days
with 60 suspended for giving liquor
to a minor and placed on probation
for one year.
Jerry Billiken was sentenced to
30 days in jail on a drunk and
disorderly charge and 20 days for
soliciting liquor as a minor. The
sentences are to run consecutively.
Jim McCarthy, about 55, died
suddenly on the construction job
while working for Rivers Construc
tion Co. on Highway 97 Friday.
Mr. McCarthy is survived by a
widow in Fairbanks where his
body has been shipped.
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