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st. Marks United Lutheran

Mrs Ovid H. Bum director P Of music cH0
Morning.
organ. Prelude Easter Morning on
Procssslo4al~, 10. the Golden Glowing -
1utheTan Iiturgicai Service for e Fas terne
Anthem-"Ihe Angel OF the Lord"
Anthem...Easter Chimes ..:..' 'oA .scoft
Organ Ofertory-'April' .......... Gaul
Anthem-.'T Know That Ny Redeemer
organ Halieluiahi Ran BeetSoFen
Evening
Organ Prelude hristus Resurrexitl'
processionai-ohoir and Girls G chorns
The Lutheran Liturgical Service
Anthem-'In Joseph's Lovely Garden"
,,;;.,:::;.-. .-.........T Traditional
organ o2 f515 Night Of SPRING MARKS
Anthem-awth Aileluia KIN century eiti1rt
Organ Alleluiaw go. Faulkes
The St. Marks Choir and Girls, Chorus,
Aichele, Mrs: R. R: Benting, Mrs. o. c;
HOckefsnith. MA Dorothy MccormacE, Xii
Harry Schulz. Mildred Juengei, Mrs. Wal
Ter Blase, Mrs Forester. Mrs. Kenneth
Smith, Thelma TharP; Mrs. Jack Tilso9n.
G. Fetta, Harry Mcneil. II. P. Sims. Ken
meth Smith. Roland Fulle,- A. G. Mueller,
William Thum. Norman Young, Wallace
Sims Violet Smith, Dorothy Rearick. Jean
Rearick. Marie ScEuster. Katherine Schus-
ter. Margaret SeitE, Evelyn Seitz. Ruth
Baase, Mildred Hagenmeier. Mayme Ham
ilton, Caroline Mas. lea Knapp. Leberne
BorgStede. Inez Juengel Vera Young,
Mary 10 Brunhoeffer. Alice Carver
Myrta Jegen. Doris Potter. Helen Hansen.
Evelyn Rigshy. Martha Fulle. Ethel Wit
tenbrink, Charlotte Wehmeier ard Louise
Mayer.
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Christ Church

-lO:40 A. M
Professional Hymn No. 17o-"come,
Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain
Service in A.Kyrie Eleiss,;,. ST Kelvin
Collect, Epistle and Gospel for Easter
Day, Page 1853 Of the Prayer Book.
Service in A-Gloria Tibi, Laus Tibi
......:.......-... IT. Tertlus Noble
Hymn No. 176-"Jesus Lives. st. Albinus
Sermon-The Rt. Rev. Joseph NJ.
Francis, D. D., Bishop of In
ofertory Anthem-.If Ye Then Be
Risen With Christ. Frederick Kruu
Presenta tion-"All Things Come of
Thee. 0 Lord" ...... Beethoven
Holy Communion, Pag. "a and follow.
Service in A-Sursum Cobra, Sanctus.
Gloria Agnq u E Pei Tsrti9s NOBIs
Nunc Dimittis No. 54..........B Blow
Recessional Hymn No. 173-"The
Strife Is O'er'..............P alestrtna
Pos .lude-''Toccata on Gregorian
Theme That Day" 10. .Chas. NJ. Widor
The Rt. Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis, D. D..
is rector; Cheston L., Heath, NJ. A, is
organist and choir master.
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Woodruff Place Baptist
1O:45 A. M

-lO:S5 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Re Resurrection Morn"
Anthen-o Christ. our Passover" S schiili3g
Organ Ofertory-"Sp Spring Song" .....
- $500 .... ...s.ss..s.s MenQeiSSOnn
Communion Services.
Baptism.
organ Postlude-"E Easter March"
s'-'s-'s'. .....s..... 81. V. Flagler
-7:45 P. M
organ Prelude-"Easter Morn" (Fan-
easle) .,,,.......; ,......... Baumgartner
A e6ld mn. Hqqsanna" Granier
Mrs. George Hacker.
Quartet-"The Magdalene" G. w Warren
Mrs. James SowderS, Mrs. Harry Kalb,
Mr.. Charles Rice and Mrs. Paul Helm
Solo-"E Easter Dawn ...... Woodman
Mrs. Paul Green
Organ Offertory-"Easter Morning.
solo-"Alleiuiai He is Risen!" ,f.....
Mrs. James sowdters. 'N-'-'S' g
Anthem-"F Family and Soft" .Schecker
Organ Postlude-" Jubilate Deo" 49,.
Miss Jeanne'-e Vaughan, organist and
musical direc ~
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Washington Street
Presbyterian

III n W.
organ Prelude Resurrection Morn"
..--....... ...-........... johnston
Anthem-"Awake. Ye Ransomed" Spence
organ Ohertory-"S Spring Song ....
.s-t..s..ev. s........ MenQeISSonn
Solo osannar" .Granier
Miss June Darneli.
organ Postlude-"Ju bilate Dec" w
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Alfred Silver
-8 P, NJ
organ Prelude-"Easter Morning" Mailing
Anthem-"An Easter Alleluia" .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5. Z. Gaines
Solo--"Awskel Awakel" ......... Edwards
Willis Milan
Anthem The Magdalene" G. W Warren
Organ Ohertory-"Can .... Dubois
Anthem" Triumphant Strains Arise"
49,: ;,...;.., Chapman
organ Postlude-"G GOTHIC March >. Salome
Mrs. Florence Darnen, organist; Miss
Jeanette I. Vaughan. musical director.
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Riverside Park Methodist
-7:3O P. NJ
EASTER MUSIC MEDITATION

EASTER MUSIC MEDITATION
Into the Woods NY Master Went" Lutkin
" It's Midnight and on Olives Brow,
Cog s. fG s5,s.; ;he World" (from ERs
He Was Despised" from The Mes
Mrs. cecil j. Berry. contralto. -'-l'''-
The, Judgment Halp' from Man of
Roscoe G. shuitz and choir. 'f'OSe'S
Reci l.rbs MsSsiabu for Tenor" from
Thy Rebuke. Hath Broken His Heart
Behold! And See."
He Was Cut. Of From the Land Of
the Living"
Roy r. Aughe. tenor.
In Joseph'S Lovely Garden d. Dickinson
George Hart. tenor and choir.
Mrs. Bernice Nichols. contraIto and
20 Morn of Beauty ............. Sabilius
Brass quartet and choir
The King Of Love My Shepherd Is
Mrs. Cecil ]. Berry. contralto and
The program will be presented by the
Riverside vested choir. Robert P. Schultz,
director.
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Christ Episcopal
Monument Circle

O4II ISG LpAOCOpd1
Monument Circle
Morning
Professional Hymn--"Come Ye Faith
Mass sui in Eais ky RE Eason Gloria T SByan
Laus Tibi ..........T. Tertius Noble
sermon--Ths Rt. Rev. Joseph, NJ. Fran
els D. p bishop S OF Indianapolis a {sd
With Christi .......... Frederic KrulI
Mass in A-Sursum Corda sanctus;
Angus Del; Gloria in Excelsis
Recassionai Hymn-;' 1ii strife IS sOD-'
Postigd DE- e-roccata on Easter rh enlssHF'na
mat Day '..-........... Charles WIdor
II n
Second Reformed
$50 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Jerusalem the Golden"
Invocation. '-'-''''' 800 -
Prayer.
Hynn-"come Ye Faithful. Raise the
Organ ofertory-"Ea Easter Morning"
Easter PageantI,,"The Story Of the
Organ Postlude- "Hanejuh Chorus
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Handel
-10:30 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Christus Resurrexit'
son1 op 80 so] No. 1c,; t:+ ~ Rqyenell0
deemer Liveth' ........... Handel
Edith E. Muhlenbruch, soprano.
Gloria
Invocation.
Hymn-".C Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day.
Scripture.
Anthenl-"Now the Earth in Resurrec-
II. h.
Prayer.
Hymn lleluia, Song of Gladness"
Organ Ofertory-" Daybreak'' ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Walter Spinney
Tenor Solo-'The Empty Tomb. .....
..... b. EamDlen
Charles Kryster, tenor.
m16opl-.Using the Power Of the
The Rev. George P. Kehl.
Prayer
Benediction
organ Postlude-"F Finale in B Flat"
.a.s. Il
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Duet and Choir-"He Is Risen"
Mr.. jenkins. Mr. Clayton
Solo-"Come See the Place Whe$ the
Lord Lay" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lyon
Mr.. jenkins
Obhgato and Choir-'Where Grave Is
Thy Victory.
Soloist. Mrs. Morris
Solo--'I Know That Ny Redeemer
Mrs. Morris
choir Christ the Lord Is
Risen"
Solo-"Lo. Am With You Always"
Mr.. Rothermel
Final Chorus lieluia."
Choir
Eymn-Congreg ation-''HaN. Thou =
Once Despised Jesus"
Offering and Ofertory-"Ave Maria"
.ssss.s.s. ss,s. soCl4AOtLt
Miss Hart
Prayer and Benediction.
Dr.. w. T. Jones
Chimes.
Gdarche Celiebre" ...... Lschner
Miss Hart
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dlLtIblOn 70 TIE Ndlue ana power OF
choir directors have arranged their
" Of the choirs will be augmented by
will furnish music for many of the
masses w1l be sung. In
! Trumpet solo-"Hosanna."
Scripture reading. ~ co
Prayer Song Beautiful Garden Of
PRAYER.
Mrs. Curtis Hodges. associate
open The Gates Of the Temple"
OfertorY-"The Palms"
past Ensemble
Mary Florence Fletcher.
Iableau-"Then Open Tomb"
Lesson Presentation-"The Risen LORD
Mrs. Leila avery. H0'hen0eTseF
II
Washington Street NJ. E.
--1O:9O A. NJ
semon--"1f I Be Lifted Up"
1870 p. M
Easter program Of music, given by the
Lynhurst Baptist
$50 P. M
Easter Cantata
CHRIST VICTORIOUS"
Rejoice and Be Glad"
ride On In Mafestv'"
Jesse Curtis
GO to Dark Gethsemane."
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Moore
the Hour Is at Hand
Morris Homer and choir
There Is a Green Hill Far Away"
Mrs. Rosetta. Mrs. Pedigo. MI
kinman and Mr. Williams
-"7 ''-l MIS- rs III Hazel ri Rutledge
How Calm and Beautiful the Morn"
go, James Mcguire and Jesse Curtis
"Joybells Of Easter"
Hear the story o"Oi'
Mrs. Stella Gore. Mrs Foltz. Mr..
Homer and choir
Sing d Hymn of G dIadness."
Mems chorus. Womens chorus and
MY Redeemer Lives"
Margaret Orr Peoples
Lift Your Clad Voices
Mrs Russell Dell, Horner,
Shed and CT DIR
20 Lord Thou Art NY God"
0noD
st. Philips Episcopal
-7:3O A. N
Holy Eucharist.
$50 A. M
Church School
ii A. M
Choral Eucharist and Sermon by
PTocessional-"w Welcome, Happy Morning"
IntroItm'Com Ye Faithful"
Gradual Holy. Holy. Holy '''''' ''-''"-
Gloria Tibi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Smart
Credo .,.................... Smart
'i AWav w 'i'i' A'iSe'S non V'e ROCK
Ofertory-selected
tiii Ooiua ....''''''''.''' sII1sTt
oui VENT ..........' smart |
Agnus Del ..................... Smart !
Hymn-.'Bv Christ Redeemed' . |
Nn r1Iia D n E1eeiSis smart
Recesslonal-"The Strife Is Ger"
The choir will be directed by Miss |
Phyllis Waters. organist and choir director |
>, -
Moth NTo+LoJ;1%
49,
organ FfeIude- resurrection Morn
.,...... ,...... Edward F. johnston
Antnem-'G Golden Harps Are Sound
ing '.;.,:..s.;- .'..'... Arthur Miller !
siLO solo, 1T S5IqTla Buzzl Peccla
sermon Lie EVerlaStlng
...,,.. DIR Or. w. W. Want.
AntnemM me Lord Is Risen IN
qeeo =; A!Ired Jud$on
rosVl"ue- hymn OF C'4ory 'FleVro A. Hoh |
T..
Organ Prelude-'Festival Professional
in F.. ................Le Leo F. Handel |
Ofertory-"I Know That My Redeem
er Liveth" ........ George F. Handel |
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Prospect Street Methodist

$3.50 A. M
Sunrise prayer service.
1870 A. M
Prelude-"S Spring Idylle" .......... Stuls
Miss Clara Johanning
Processional-'C the Lord Is
Risen Today
solo-"Beside Still Waters .Hamblen
Mrs. Michael Habig.
Ohertory,-,' Behold. Make All Things
Anthem-"E Dawn ............. Hine
O. H, lehman and choir --''''
Recessional-'E Easter JOY"
1870 P. M
Anthenl-''H alleluiah. Christ Is Risen"
Mrs. Louise Wiener and choir. ''-''S
Release-'The Easter Message"
Directed by Edna Wichman
Alden Bech. Herman Denzler. Will
liam Habig. Merl Lewis. Maxine
Burnett, katherine Dietz. Emma
MuelSe Alfred Vehlinp
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St. John Evangelical
Cumberland, Ind.
organ Prelude-"The Heavens Are
Telling -Op. 81, Ill.,. Mailing
Postlude-"East March" .... .Merkel
Anthem-'H allelujahl Christ Arose"
Adult choir.
Anthem" Easter Morn" ........... Lane
Adult choir.
Cantata
THE DAWN OF EASTER"
By Junior-Intermediate choir.
For our Transgressions."
Choir.
The Master Is Asleep"
Alto obigato, Mrs. Margaret
Winter Pullman. chorus. Irene
Prange, Irene Schaekel, Mildred
Witte, Rosemary Malick, Helen
Kruse, Ruth Gene Malick, Char
line Holzhausen.
Soprano DUet-'Tomorrow."
Irene Schoekel and Rosemary
Malick violin obligato, Fred
Rodebeck Jr.
Day Is Breaking"
Choir.
Alto Recitative-" He Is Not Here"
Ruth Gene Malick and Helen
"He Is Risen"
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Bethel A. NJ. Z.
$50 A. NJ
Pageant
EASTER GLORTES
Ill A. M
Sorrows Challenge" will be the subject
will give special music. the rite of bap-
tiSm will be administered and an Offering
Tor missions taken.
$50 P. M
Play Half of MY Goods"
sponsored by the Church School
and Loyal Legions.
5 P. M
Cantata
CHRIST VICTORIOUS
chorus-"Reioicea and Be Glad"
solo-"Ride On in Majesty"
Duet-'Go to Dark Gethsemane."
Rhoda Williams. r. B. H. Smith
ouartet-,.,There Is A Green Hill Far
Elizabeth Stewart. Minnie Ransom,
Solo-''The Glorious Cross"
Morn"
r. B. H. Smith. Harry Pryor.
Chorus-"Joy Bells OF Easter"
Duet-"Hear the s Ei1t'
Fannie Murray Rhoda Williams
Chorus-"This Is the Day..
solo-"My Redeeme IiO Lives"
Ella Henderson
Chorus-'Lift Your Glad Voices"
Choir
The Rev. r. L. Pope is pastor: Mrs
Villa Prince Jones. superintendent. church
school: Mrs. Esther Hughes. director of
choir: Mrs. Katherine Stewart. organist.
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Meridian Heights
Presbyterian

a sacred concert OF Easter music will be
given by the united choirs of Broadway
Evangelical, Carrollton Avenue Reformed.
Fifty-frst Street Methodist, Northwood
Christian and Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain. The program follows:
Hymn.
- Choir and Congregation.
Dr. Grafton
Praise Ye the Father" .........G ounod
United Chorus.
Mrs. F. Billeter. soprano. and Mrs.
A. c. Hirschman. alto.
God Is a Spirit" (from the Woman
Of Samarial.
United Chorus.
DR.. E. G. Homrighausen.
Mems Quoetet.
(Carroiiton Avenue Reformed church,
yet Men Of Israel" ............. Hosmer
United Chorus
Ofertory-'Andante Sostenuto" (from
trio by DartieD.
Instrumental Trio)
Violin. Georgia Baumann; cello,
Virginia Lyenberger; piano. Frances
Wlshard.
soIo@.'E Earth You Could Not Hold
IN Mrs. S. B. Harry. 800 bliss
''Hallelujah Chorus from HandePs
Messiah).
United Chorus.
Benediction.
The Rev E. L. Smith
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-7:SO A. NJ

Church school classes will meet for half
hour 1or Offering and worship.
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III UiIB DdJHOIIC CLUTCHES, tne
the Protestant churches most Of the
pastors will give their Easter mes
cages IN the morning.
The musical parts Of all the de-
votional programs will be the most
elaborate IN the history Of Easter
IN the churches, choir leaders pre-
dict
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30
JUST LIKE HEAVEN"

A story of Paris-of the Street of the Poor-Where Tobey stands on the curb and sells balloons to the children and Mimi dances and sings with a street Dog Cir GUS, is told in Just Like Heav- en-" talking g-and-music picture which will be shown at the Coli scum Theatre Saturday only.
 1t is an original story by Adele Burlington and presents Tiff. any's new star find, little Anita Louise, as the dancer. David Newell is the balloon vender, Gaston Glass is the circus own CT and Yola d'Avril is the cafe girl. Other S in the cast are Thomas Jefferson, Mathilde O. mont, Albert Roccardi, Torben Meyer and Emil Chautard.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30
GREAT FILM PAIRS
 GREATEST SUCCESS

With the screens most popu- lar sweetheart team, Janet Gay her and Charles Farrel in the starring roles, patrons of tho Coliseum Theatre are getting al real treat in seing and hearing "The Man Who Came Back ," showing Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Gaynor and Farrel botll csnae to the screen via the "eX- tia and bit part" route, and c ;mbed to Stardom together in such astounding pictures as "7th Heaven" Street Ange." <" Sun nyside Up," and High Society Blues"
 Walsh on the other hand. came uo the movies from tic stage and played the role of John Wilkes Booth in Griff1tk's Birth Os a Nation" Once he got his IhaEnds on the directoria, reins Ee drove through to fam eWith such sensational hits as What Price Glory? "The Cool; Eyed l World" and "TheBigTrail." in "The Man Who Came
 Back" Miss Gaynor and Farrell
 have the strongest roles of their nleteoric careers, Farrell essay ling the young ne'er-do-Well who 1 travels the downward path to
 degradation, with little Janet
 enacting the girl who inspires
 and helps him in his climb back
 to society and decency.
 The supporting cast includes
 Kenneth MacKenna, William
 Holden, Mary Forbes and Ulrich
 Hapt.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Petersburg does not have a corner on measles. Anchorage closed it's schools for an indef- mite period, last week, as more than half of the pupils were af- ficted and the other half had been exposed. An ounce of pre- vention is worth a pound of cure.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The following went south OH the Admiral Evans, Anton Tor wick, Seattle, G. L. Rich, K. F. Mcleod and Q. c. Boatman Go Ketchikan.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The case of Chad Wyatt, fish buyer, charged with purchasing salmon from an unlicensed fish erman, was continued in the District Court. The case had it's inception in the Petersburg Court.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Brice Howard of Juneau was awarded an electric radio re- cieving set for turning in a suc- cessful story in contest arrang- ed by Station XIX of Holly wood, California. His theme was "An Early Day Character" the story of "soapy" Smith. Howard is thirteen year old boy.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Young" Richmond, Oregon pugilist has been signed up to dc battle with Miles Murphy the fighting Indian-Irish-A American of Juneau. The battle will be held on November 11th under the auspices of the American Legion.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Frank Manley, at one time credited with being the largest single mining operator in Alas ka, is said to have claims staked out on Livingstone Creek, south ern Yukon Territory, which runs, from a trace of gold to $70 a ton.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Forty-six tons of chairs, tables book cases, filing cabinets anI other office equipment was re- ceived for the Federal and Ter ritorial Building.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

G. V. Goss, business manage of the Juneau Empire went to Seattle on a business trip.
 Brigham Y. and Mrs. Grant of Wrangell made a brief visit to the Capital City.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

F. G. Westlrnd, basketball coach of Juneau High has al squad Of 28 men turning out for the team.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Mrs. Clarence Geddes who was injured on the Juneau Glacier Highway recently is said to be improving.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Emil Knudsen of Turnabout Island came in for mail and sup plies during the past week.
 Frances Foster of Juneau was a recent arrival.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Alec Miller who was hurt, in working at the gravel bunkers of West Petersburg recently, is up and about but with his arm in a sling.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Ernest and A. B. Anderson of Wrangell, boat builders were ill town for a short while.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

plies during the past week.
 Frances Foster of Juneau was a recent arrival.
 The Akutan returned from Ketchikan the last weekend to take balance of Puget Sound | Bridge and Dredging Company's equipment south.
 H. L. Faulkner, attorney of Juneau arrived on the Admiral Evans and is attending some le gal work.
 w. E. and F. M. Chapman of Strait Island were visitors in Pc l i tersburg for a brief spell.
 Carl Jacobson and Mrs. Evans went over to Wrangell on thel Northland, stayed over therel long enough to be spliced matri- mentally and then returned onl the steamer Alaska.
 The construction of the school gymnasium has been delayed byl non arrival of lumber.
 The several grades in theI public school are holding Hal Ilowe'en parties this week.
 The Boy Scouts, under Scout Master Windsor held a Scout |party at Scout headquarters on Thursday evening. Twenty-three boys present, played games; will try to double membership-eacn boy to get another
 The Mi~sa1 Margaret Anderson and Charlotte Clausen gave al Halloween party at the Ander- son home last Friday. | --X-
 At high school party last Fri day night, the Frosh entertained the upper classes in the auditor ium
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Warf1eld have taken an apartment at Chris Wick's across the bridge for the winter.
 Adolph Mathiesen and family are now occupying the residencel recently vacated by Mrs. Reinke. 1 K
 High winds of Thursday morn 1 morning demolished the A. Able son residence under construction in south Petersburg. A number of trees including a big willow i landmark at JOrgenSen'S were l! blown over. l
 At the Auxiliary Unit of the i American Legion card party held last Friday evening, Mrs. Willie Johnson and Dr. Benson drewI prizes. !!
 Don't. forget the. Halloween Dance at Sales Inn, October 31. Prizes will be given.
 Julia Joe returned from Sitka where she went to attend the Sheldon Jackson School. x
 Alec Miller who was hurt, in working at the gravel bunkers of West Petersburg recently, is up and about but with his arm in a sling.
 @X@
 Young" Richmond, Oregon pugilist has been signed up to dc battle with Miles Murphy the fighting Indian-Irish- American of Juneau. The battle will be { held on November 11th under the {
 Ax
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

George Anderson, Juneau pi~ ano tuner returned last week from an extended trip in the Westward and Interior sections of Alaska.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30
+, the Spotlight

c. A. Shonacker, representing several trade lines, was a visitor in Petersburg for a couple of days.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Ernest Kirberger of Rake left for his home after being in town On business.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30
Stanley Sutton left for Prince Rupert and passed through Pe- tersburg last week.

Harold Jones will represent Craig, and George Demmert anu Frank s. James will represent KlaWock at the convention of the Alaska Native Brotherhood, beginning November 10th. They plan to leave on the gasbOat Osprey about the 4th of NOveln- Der. Walter Rudolph and Ches- ter Warrington were elected to represent Wrangell Camp; Cliff ford Waha will represent Peters burg; Mrs. William Tamaree of Wrangell and Mrs. Mathilda Paul of Petersburg will repre- 1 sent their respective Camps. Ed- ward Ridley will be one of the Ketchikan delegates.
 The convention this year will not be large in attendance, bu- it will be stripped of stomach delegates and pleasure seekers
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Dr. R. L. Carlson, Ketchikan optometrist is spending several days in Petersburg taking care of her clientele. She will leave on the Alameda for Wrangell.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

H. B. Crewson, "Schilling's Man." was in and cut of Peters burg during the week.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

George Northrop and Stanley Oaksmith of last years Ketchi- kan High ball team are now at- tending Willamette University.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Just a gentle reminder; Last. week, Cordova had 12 inches of snow, Nome, 8, Tanana, G., On the hills opposite Petersburg, the snow was almost halfway down the hillside.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The Akutan returned from Ketchikan the last weekend to take balance of Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company's equipment south.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Julia Joe returned from Sitka where she went to attend the Sheldon Jackson School.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The several grades in the public school are holding Hal lowe'en parties this week.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

H. L. Faulkner, attorney of Juneau arrived on the Admiral Evans and is attending some le- gal work.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The construction of the school gymnasium has been delayed by non arrival of lumber.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Don't. forget the. Halloween Dance at Sales Inn, October 31. Prizes will be given.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

MT. and Mrs. Ray Warfield have taken an apartment at Chris Wick's across the bridge for the winter.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Adolph Mathiesen and family are now occupying the residence recently vacated by Mrs. Reinke
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

w. E. and F. M. Chapman of Strait Island were visitors in Pc : tersburg for a brief spell.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

At a high school party last Fri day night, the Frosh entertained the upper classes in the auditor ium.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

At the Auxiliary Unit of the American Legion card party held last Friday evening, Mrs. Willie Johnson and Dr. Benson drew prizes.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The National Geographic Bond at a meeting he.42 in Wash ington, D. c. recently, e7ve tnc lame Mount stroll5-' to , prominent peak northwest side If Mendenhan Glacier, Juneau.
 A Reno, Nevada citizen awoke the other day sans false teeth These nick towns can show the metropolitan centers a trick or two on occasion.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

High winds of Thursday morn morning demolished the A. Able son residence under construction in south Petersburg. A number of trees including a big willow landmark at Jorgensen's were blown over.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The Mi"saT Margaret Anderson and Charlotte Clausen gave a Halloween party at the Ander- son home last Friday.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

Carl Jacobson and Mrs. Evans went over to Wrangell on the Northland, stayed over there long enough to be spliced matri- monially and then returned on the steamer Alaska.
The Alaskan., 1931-10-30

The Boy Scouts, under Scout Master Windsor held a Scout party at Scout headquarters on Thursday evening. Twenty three boys present, played games; will try to double membership-eacn boy to get another