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Overland
Hotel
\ On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL A. HORNER, Mgr.
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
1930 SALES DATES
January 27 — February 17
March 24 — April 21
May 26 — June 23
July 21 — August 25
September 15 — October 27
November 24 — December 22
Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers.
Advances Will be Made as Usual When request
ed. Transferred bv if Desired.
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■j YEHB LOCAL POST
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ADJUTANT, FINANCE OFFICER
HUNSICKER TENDERS |
RESIGNATION
Seward Post No, 5, The Amer
ican Legion, held its first stated
meeting last evening in the New
Year and started off with a1
bang as the committee in charge !
of “The Call of the Banshee” j
turned over to the Finance Of- j
ficer the sum of $105.65 repre
senting the net profit derived i
from that show, which sum will !
be set aside and used for the
visiting delegates to the next
annual convention which is ex- !
pected to be held this year at
Anchorage.
, A communication was received
I from the Department enclosing j
a copy of the rules for the prize
v contest for the school year
1929-30 on the study of Alaska j
forests- It is expected that a
committee will be appointed at
the next meeting to further this
project among the school chil
dren of Seward with a view of
having tlvm submit essays for
TT-v,ipv> suitable prizes will be
",P,TnT'd''d to the winners. All es
says must be mailed before the
close of the school year and
awards will be made at the open
ing of school the following fall.
The Adjutant has received
s~me small Legion buttons which
Durchased by those ell
a client and Finance Officer
TT„r,svker tendered his resigna
tion ot, this meeting which was
accepted with regrets. This ac
( tion on his part became necessary
due to his exoected early trans
f'"* Seward.
The following report on the Le
► gion piav “The Call of the Banshee”
was made bv Comrade Hopkins
| “The staging of the play on Dec
ember 20. for the purpose of creat
ing funds with which to defray ex
penses of an anticipated conven
! tion in Seward, was successful fr^m
j a social and financial view paint.
The net amount on hand after
paving all bills is .1*105.65.
“In accounting for the success of
this venture taken by the Po~t, due
credit muct be given to the various
j sub-committees appointed.
1 “Comrades Roberts and Hun
| sicker did especially good work on
l the program. Besides getting out
a very attractive booklet, befitting
J our Post, this sub-committee turn
ed in a net profit of $57 from this
" source. It required considerable
|tr e devoted by both com
rades to make the necessary calls
on the business people of the town,
| for advertisements and much time
jwas also given by them to the lay
lout and general make-up of the
| program.
j “The sale of tickets and the
j handling of the finances were man
aged by Comrade Lawrence, who
was appointed cashier of the play
committee. Comrade Sheldon made
lodging arrangements for the visit
ing cast, and brought to the Post
j the hearty compliments of the visi
tors who expressed profuse satis
faction over the hotel and restaur
jant services accorded them,
j “The electrical work was assisted
in by Comrade Osbo, who also loan
ed much electrical equipment for
the play.
‘The duties at the door were effi
ciently taken care of by Comrades
Meyers and Lalios, who also ren
dered valuable assistance in secur
ing stage property and helped in
the work in connection with the
erecting and dismantling of the
stage sets and dressing room ac
commodations.
“Much credit must also be given
to the Brown & Hawkins Corp., and
to The Blue Shop for the use of
property, and to Mr. D. C. Brownell,
manager of the Liberty theatre,
who cooperated with the committee
to the fullest on all matters and de~
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