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Hi MOISTED
The program at the Liberty last
night was interesting all of the way
thru but special mention must be
Made of the singing of the Liberty
Quartette.
The initial performance of these
singers was much appreciated by
the audience. It has been some
y£ars since Seward had a male
quartette, and thes boys are cer
tainly to be commended for the
successful organization heard last
night.
To "harmonize” is simple, for
then it is usually two parts sung a
few notes apart, but to sing the
four parts in close harmony as they
are written requires some know
edge of notes and much practice.
Those singing were Mr. Elbert
Kunz, first tenor; Mr. John Nelson
Jr., second tenor; Mr. Joyce Kuhler,
first base and Mr. D. C. Brownell,
second base. The voices blend very
well, and are most pleasing.
Judging from the applause it can
safely be said that those hearing
the quartette last night will look
forward to hearing them again
soon.
Arrivals from lower Kenai lake
bring word that four miles of
the lake is frozen over.
Richard McGee, 4-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McGee, of Jun
eau, suffered a fracture of the leg
below the knee, when he tried a
high jump from the porch of his
home.
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FALK ANNOUNCEMENT
CHICAGO, Dec., 19, (/P)—The
American Medical Association, thru
ts journal in the next issue, will
lenounce as “unwarranted” the
mnouncement of Dr. I. S. Falk that \
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Dr. Falk, a professor of hygiene
uid bacteriology at the University |
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le and his assistant had isolated a •
ferm and hoped a preventive vac
:ine could be prepared.
LOCAL MASONIC LODCE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Elwyn Swetmann, prominent
local business man, was elected,
at Tuesday’s annual election of
officers of the Seward Masonic
Lodge, No. 219, Worshipful Master, j
for the ensuing year.
Charles Sheldon was elected
Senior Warden; Clark Andresen,
Junior Warden; Wayne Blue re
elected Treasurer; gnd Martin
Banbury, reelected at Secretary.
Mi-. Swetmann succeeds J. H. I
Flickinger; installation will be I
held December 27.
PLEAD GUILTY
John Campbell, old time resident
>f Haines probably between 60 and
ro years of age, entered a plea of
juilty in the federal district court,
)f assault with intent to commit
ape. He was immediately sentenc
ed by Judge Justine W. Harding to
wo years imprisonment in the fed
eral penitentiary at McNeil’s Is
and.
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Inquiry has been made to the
>ostmaster for any information re
garding JOSEPH QPINTEL, who
las not been heard from by his
irother for the past 20 years. It is
>eiieved he might be in Alaska.
A freight train, hauled by one of
he 100 locomotives, is reoprted to j
lave gone in the ditch near Windy
ast week, seven or eight cars hav
ng left the rails.
A-l meat and nothing else in
:he Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
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I “ THE CALI OF THE BANSHEE ” I
Friday, December, 20th - 8:30 P. M.
AT THE LIBERTY THEATER
Under the Auspices of Seward Post, No. 5 of
The American Legion
THE FINEST MYSTERY AND COMEDY SHOW
EVER PRESENTED IN THIS CITY
The cast of characters are portrayed by members of the
Little Theater Club of Anchorage
Tickets Now On Sale at the Seward Drug Store
I BOYS‘ FIRST INTERCITY GAME THIS SEASON m
IN SEWARD
FAIRBANKS HIGH SCHOOL
SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL
1 MONDAY
1 DECEMBER 23, 1929
1 TUESDAY
DECEMBER 24, 1929
H Preliminaries at each game