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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23
Capital Gossip
BIZ HENRY AvERILL
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The 6lr walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Sept. 2S.-Thad Eure, hand
some secretary of state, promised to
give Fayetteville folks hot speech
today when he held forth as a booster
of the State Fair. If Thad tells his
audience the story about pigs he re-
lated to newsmen here and which he
vowed he will use down in the Cum
berland capital there are going to he
some red faces.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Ell FRENTTE DEL JARAMA
EN- ACTIVIDAD DE NUEVO'
Por Ted Allan
(The Federated Press)

Madrid, JUNO 6.-Mle parece
intereaante da ra conocer SRsl
razones por las cuales los rebel
DIES Green que no han podido to-
mar a Madrid y ganar la que
IRA. La culpa, seg1n ellos, es de
Ingaaterra, Francia v Estados
Unidos. Los madrilenos acaban
de darse cuenta de este Y les ha
hecho mucha gracia.
Los insurgentes en- Caraban-
chel decidieron que habia llega-
do ell momento de hablar por Of
alto-parlante. Sc propusieron
lhacer exactamante 10 mismo
que Ell Gobierno que utiliza es-
ia propaganda dia y noche. Ell
ndmero de deserciones insur-
gentes en- este sector va estaba
alarmando. Sc acord6, pues, Ian
Ear Ell primer mensaje.
I'm orador Sc dirigi6 a los sol
dados del Gobierno. A TODD pull
mon explic6 como no habian
ganado aGn la guerra por la
ayuda de Inglaterra, Francia y
Estados Unidos. La peroraci6n
La gaceta., 1937-07-06

Dos P1cn1cS
Preparan con gran entusias-
mo aus Picnics del mes de agos-
to, las poderosas logias de las
Ordenes Caoalleros de la Luz y
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc.
Las logias de la Orden Caba-
hero de la Luz efectuaran su
fiesta el dia % de agosto con-
tando con la protection de va
aiosas colectividades. Esta Orr
den ha venido mandando luci-
! das v numerosas Representative
Nnes a las fiestas de las socieda-
DIES mutualistas Y las organiza-
das por 81 Comite Popular De-
mocratico.
La Orden Caballeros del A
guila de Orc cedi6 al Subcomite
de Ambulancia su fiesta de jul
MO Is, Y celebrara su Picnic el
dfa % de agosto.
Dos fiestas que merecen la
cooperation de nuestros mejo-
res elenentos sociales.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
TGnqGes y AUaone%

Nc obstante TODD esto,sa pc
sar dcy buh humor, &,e faqpo-
so frente del rio Jarama vuelve
a ser un escenario de 'saonme
irnportancia para los tas ianos
de la guerra civil espanoia. De
nuevo la carretera d eMadrid a
Valencia es Objective candente
para dos rebeldes. La lucha Sc
ma iniciado con unainteAsa lu-
cha de tanques y aviones.
Docenas de poderosos tanques
de 25 toneladas del Gobierno es-
tan sosteniend0 las lfneas en-
contra de los ataques por terra
y aire que realizan los franquis
tas. La batalla entire los tan
ques result6 en- una magnffica
victoria para los leales, viendo-
sc forzados los rebeldes a reti-
rarse a las posiciones origina-
les.
Los dVelos aereos tuvieron lu-
gar sobre ambas lineas. Dos pc
sados aparatos fascistas fueron
echados a terra, cayendo entire
amIbas trincheras envueltos en-
mientras las troGpas del
Gobierno daban gritos de entu-
siasmo saludando a sus pilotos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
1TRES MILITARES CUBANOS
C3N LA DIVISION DE Cam
PESINO"
Jor Jean Watt
CThe Federated Press

Valencia, Julio 6.&-El Jefe
de la Primera Division de la Sc
gunda Brigade Mcvil de Cho-
que Sc llama Valentin Coma
lez. Pero nadie 10 conoce por
tai nombre, a pSsar de su alta
graduation. Sus acciones, que
va hace ratio trascendieron
mas ALA de las ffonteras de
Espaha, q la pluma de un Fri
llante escritor-cubano que my
rio a SUI lado, 10 han da1D a
conocer por su nombre de que
ira: "Campesino." Ell periods
ia y Comisario Politico Q que
nos referimos, Pablo de la To-
rriente-Brau, muerto en- PoZue
10 de Alarc6n ell % de Diciem-
bre de 1886, era entranable-
mente querido por Valentin.
BESIDE esa fecha, tan drama
ticamente, recordada por to :
dos los hombres de la Division,
nunca "Campesino" habia dis
frutado de tan buen dia como
hoy. Una orden dictada desde
Cechillas por ell Coronel Pace
Galan motive este Gambia en-
ell rudo caracter de ValenNn.
Una orden de Galan
La orden dictada en- 'el fren-
tie de Teruel disponia que tres
militares cubanos, que sc en- :
contraban con Ell, pasaran a la
Division Primera que manda
Valentfn. La llegada de los Off
ciales fue acogida con enorme
algeria por la tropa y motive,
desde luego, este magn1fico
dia para "Campesino."
Los militares a quienes nos
referimos son los capitanes An
dres Gonzalez Lanuza y Julio
Valdes Cofina, a quienes aeon
panaba ell teniente Montalvan.
Ell primero de eilos fue nom-
.brado miembro del Estado Ma
yor de la Brigade y ell segun-
do manda la "A. Compania del
Segundo Battalion.
Saludado Campesino
A nombre de sus compane-
ros y por Ell, hablo Ell Captain
Lanuza, saludando al Jefe de
la Division. Entire otras cosas
afirm6:
la suerte nos depara la
gran satisfaction de estar uni
dos a uno de los hombres mas
representatives de la bora &C
tual espanola; un hombre que
para nosotros significa mucho
debido a que fue amigo frater-
no, companero y jefe de nues-
tro compatriota Pablo de la
Torriente-B rau."
Lanuza termin6 diciendo:
-Mucho agradecemos ell al
to honor de hacernos oficiales
en- este Ejercito de la diber :
tad, del Ejercito Popular Espa-
mol. De haber pertenecido a el
-estad SECURES de este -
siempre nos sentiremos orgu-
llosos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
SALIERON BARCOS INGLE-
SEES EN- SOCORRO DE UN
VAPOR MERCANTE

Londres, Julio 6.-La agen-
cha Lloyd informa que dos bar
cos de guerra ingleses han salt
do en- auxilio del vapor ingles
Gordonia, detenido cerca de
Santander, Espana, por un bar
co fascista espanol.
Demandaran esos buques
que Sc dele en- libertad al va
por, sin condolences, por GUAM
to cumple con las leyes inter-
nacionales.
El gobiero ingles espera nue.
vas noticias sobre 10 sucedido.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Vermoutt Veutosa
Hecho en- Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
Haga algo para los
Dolores Periodicos

Tome Cardui para los dolo-
res de las funciones de la
menstruaci6n. Miles de mule
res testifiean que las ha alivia-
do. 81 Cardui no remedia sus
dificultades mensuales, consul
tie al medico. No siga sufrien-
do v demore ell tratamiento
para prevenir la dolencia.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolores,
Cardui ayuda a fortalecer ell sistema
complete contribuyendo a que las mu
jeres obtengan mas fuerzas de sus
alimentos.
Cardui es una medicinal puramen-
to vegetal que puede comprar en- la
drogueria Y tomar en- la casa. Sc pre-
nuncia "Card-u-i".
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN



Pounds of firm healthy flesh instead Of
Dare scraggy bones New vieor. vim and
energy instead of tired listlessness | Steady,
quiet nerves That il what thousands al
people are getting through scientists iafepe
diseovery-the Vitamins Of Cod Liver oil
concentrated In little sugar coated tablets
without any Of it's horrid. ishy taste or smell.
mcCoy,s Cod Liver Oil Tablets. they're
csnedi Cod Liver Oil in Tablets, and they
imply work wonders A little boy Of 8. seri-
olsly sick. got well and gained i0X lbs. in
Just one month. A girl of thirteen after the
same dlSApse. Laiaed 8 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs: each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
81 her health back and gained 70 lbs. In less
than e month.
You simply must try McCoy;s at once.
hemembsr If you den't. gain at least s ms, Of
firm healthy flesh u a month get your money
back. Demand and get sicCoy's-She original
and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets
Et@A approved ny Good Rousekeepin0
~ 'n7tftuAe. Refuse all substitute
a. sist Sn the original Mcrcvis-
~-~~ here are none better.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
REGRESO DE SUS VACACI
MES Ell SIR. COLLINS


Retorn6 aver de sus vacacio-
mes, durante las cnales reco :
rri6 varios estados de la u
MON, ell Sr. Trenton Collins, di
rector de publicidad de la po-
derosa compania Mas Bros.
Ell Sr. Collins realiz6 ell via
je en- companfa de su esposa
Y gu pequena hija.
Con gusto damos la noticia
del regreso de tan distinguido
ciudadano y atento amigo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Las FiestQs del / de Julio

| Las F2eStQS 0et 4 Ue JUtIO
No hubo Picnic este ano en- el
parque Palmetto Beach, 10 que
no sucedi6 en- amos anteriores.
Muchas personals nos pregun-
taron por telefono y tuvimos
que contestar1es: No.
Miles de familias de Ybor CT
Ity, West Tampa y otros barrios
visitaron las pAyas de Clear
water y Pass-a-G Grille, pasando
en- elias horas muy agradables.
Cntenares de familias lati-
mas visitaron la piscina de Sui
phur Springs, dorade ell aqua es
siempre fresca.
Ahora vendra 81 descanso y
despres los preparedness para
Ia s~fiestas de las sociedades y
logias.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Toma de Possession

Mariana microbes tomara po-
session, con una brillante cere-
monia, la oficialidad de las To-
gias Curbelo y Luz de Cuba No.
s, de la Orden Caballero de Ia
Luz.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los hermanos a esta impor-
tante tenida. Lugar de reunion:
Ell temple de la Doce avenida v
Gale 10.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Yonquis y cs1dn0s


Una frsrte luchF tuvo luga
cerca de Morata de Tajun
donae, como Sc recordara,
tr6 por primera vez en- 60
Battalion "Abraham
Fue aqui donde biz Bblda-
dos norteamericanos, Wanos Y
canadienses mantuvierqb duran
tie slnanas sus lineas e los mas
graves dfas de Febrero, haoien-
do fracasar los ii entos insur-
gentes de cortar Hcarretera des
Ea,sncia. Ell meS5 de JUNO en-
cAsntrA una yez mas, tratando
de ead ntrar TN pugto debil EN-
V de ounce millas del Co.
hi a los rebeldes.
los canadienses ~cubanos y
nCHteamerioAnos qUe Sc encon-
ltraban diSfrutando de licencia
al aataa regresando, al darse
esd lterminadas. No oAsn
tante pQue Sc encontra-
han cerca ayudaron a los leales,
tairF2ien en- esta ocasi6n, a la de-
f4msa de Madrid. O
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
MUG HOS NINOiS VASCOS
LLEGAN EN- TRENES AL
SUR De RUSSIA

sebastopol Julio 6.-(The Fe
deratel Prass).-Centenares de
ninos vasco3 que llegaron recien
temente a Leningrado a bordo
de un barco mercante frances,
ltegando a esta oiudad, donde
despues de grandes recepcio-
mes son eviados a lugares in
families de descanso y recreo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Temda

TenidG
Los caballeros del Aguila de
Gro, Castillo Cristobal No. 7 y
Castillo Ponce de Leon, celebra
ran Ell jueves una tenida con-
junta, en- ell palacio de la Gale
Is.
Tomaran possession los nuevos
oficiales de estas prestigiosas
logias.
La concurrencia serA obse-
quiada.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
NOTAesEOUALES
(Por A. Montato)

parativ6s por las secciones in
teresadas 81 que affiesta culmi-
ne I'm fxito resonailte. G
Son tradicionsys los Picnics
de esta sociedad hspanola en- ST
palacio de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
La Cultural

La Cultural
Adquiere calor la idea de que
la Cultural del Centre Obrero
festeje el Dia de los Trabajado-
res.
81 alg1n acuerdo Sc toma en-
csc sentido va 10 comunicare-
mos a ~nuestros lectores y lecto-
ras.
La Cultural tiene una secci6n
de danras bien organizada.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06

E DR.. SilVerio
Els aguardado hoy en- esta eiu
dad Ell DR.. Juan Silverio, direc-
tor del Institute del Nino''.
I'm medico muy appreciate
.por su clara inteligencia y ira
to agradabilisimo.
Manana Sc hara cargo de a.
tender a su numerosa clientele.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Ell Coro

Practicara esta noche en- ell
edificio de los J6venes Hebreos,
en- la avenida de Nebraska eel
coro de la Opera Federal.
Tratase de organizar I'm coro
permanente que sirva de orgu-
LA a la ciudad de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-06
Otro Picnic

Otro Picnic
Ell Centre Espanol, la pode-
rosa sociedad mutualista, pre-
para un gran Picnic para Ell mes
de septiembre, la segunda. de
sus dos grandes fiestas anuales.
Pronto Sc comenzaran los pre-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons have regis tered at the Wrangell Hotel in the past week:
 Calvin Roberts; John Steers; H. E. Starbird, B. F. Cashner, o. s. Sandstrom. Burnett Inlet: Frank Bobner; Geo. Lemmons H. F. Gill; espie. Vancouver; I. A. Req, Ram loops; MT. and Mrs. J. Gregg; Fred Wallace; c. Hornum: Alex Eyanoff; Dale Brouillard; Ben Bellamy; Mrs. Crone; Dr. E. J. Wheeler. F. Cox: L. D. Ludsrback: Joe McNeill; Ed ward Jacobs; Richard Harris: Tony Hansen; Mir and Mrs. F. W. Will liamson; Ray Crudin, Juneau; Rob- ert Davenport, R. B. Russell, Ketch- ikan; Florence Syyerud. Juneau: Dr. Clark; Miss Clark; Mrs. W. Beale, Miss P. Beale; J. E. Moran; Mac Stephens. Vancouver: J. E. Boyle. Juneau; George Talbeck: D. N. Com rad; Sue E. Harding; W. C. Tim merman: F. Aries; Mckenzie Aic- Dougall; Chris Gronseth. o. H. Bor> seth, Petersburg; Richard Wakelin. H. A. Gerstman. Seattle; 4. Van Mayern. Juneau: NJ. Richard. Ketoh- ikan: Joe Hernandez.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
COURT NEWS

The following cases have been heard before |. s. Commissioner Richard Suratt in the past month.
 August I2: Wm. Hansen, drunk and disorderly. plead guilty. Io days in jail.
 August I5. Agnes Jones, druuk and disorderly; plead guilty. Case dismissed.
 August I6: Joe Roytak. drunk and disorderly. plead guilty. 45 days In jail.
 August 25: John Stokes; drunk and disordarly: complaining witness Mrs. Lillian Stokes, plead guilty. Fined S25. 30 days in jail.
 August 26: Lester Elliott. drunk and disordsrly. Plead guilty. 60 days in jail.
 August 26. Henry Johnson, leld on a telegraphie warrant from Jun eau. charged with illegal fishing in Security Bay. Case transmitted to Wrangell. Plead guilty. Fined S200. Paid.
 August 30: Lottie Anderson. charged with neglecting her chud- re. Complaining witness. Henry Au- derson. Plead guilty 30-day jail sentence. Suspended.
 September 5: John Jackson: drunk and disorderly. Plead guilty. Fined $24. 80 days in pail.
 Sept. 10. Orie Harris; Failure to pay school tax. Complaining witness L. NJ. Churchill. school tax collector. Case dismissed on payment of $5 tax plus penalty of $7 and court costs amounting to $9.5O. a total of S2l.- 50.
 Sept. g: C. W McLain. fishing without gillnet license. Fined S1o. Paid.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received until 5 p. m, Sept. 25, 1897, at the office Of the city clerk for the purchase of all the building material in the School play shed, so called, located on lot adjacent to the city hall on Second Street, and the removal of same from the grounds within 50 days from date of acceptance. Terms of sale will be cash.
 The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 WRANGELL TOWN COUNCIL
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Pat Roach entered the hos. pital Tuesday as a medical patient
 Mrs. 2. M Bradford is improving to the extent that she has been out on the lawn in wheel chair each sunny day Of the past week
 Mrs. otto Hueke is steadily gain- ing and is now able 10 sit up for a time each day.
 Shirley May Halyorsen. four-year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ken Halvorsen. had her tonsils removed Monday by pr. Clements.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

The birth of six-pound son to Mr.
 and Mrs. Peter Johnson at their home on Front street on August 16, did not come to the attention of the Sentinel until yesterday. Miss Mar garet Weightman, government nurse. who was in attendance. left very soon afterwards for Petersburg, and the birth certificate was not filed
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 Arnold Krone

The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
 I0:0U D. Church School and adult Bible Class
 Hoo a. m. Communion Service with the Rev. Mervin L. Warmer of St. Johns Ketchikau as CelebrauI
 sermon. by Father Warmer
 Tuesday. St. Matthew. Apostle and Evangelist.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
CATHOLIC CHURCH

September 19. The eighteenth Sunday after Pentaeast.
 7:30 a. m. Communion Mass. 1o a m. Parish Mass Sunday school.
 ' D. m. Rosary and Benediction. Tuesday. St. Matthew Apostle Daily Mass at 7:30 a. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chilberg are the parents of a boy born Septem, Der 9 at Seward where MT. Chilberg Is |. s. Deputy Customs Collector having been transferred from Wra1- gell last year. The new son has been named Lawrence Bradley Chilbers, according 10 word received by Mrs. Chilberg's mother, Mrs. James Brad ley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Mrs. Edna NJ Wallace. Evangel

Mrs. Edna NJ Wallace. Evangelist
 tAt Redmen's Haln Sunday 7:3o D. m. Evangelistic service.
 Subject: The Sinners Friend" ." Jesus. I am coming home today, Thursday 7:30 D. m Prophetic message. Everyone invited to these services.
 Mrs Edna NJ. Wallace. Evangelist.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
At the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev Russell F. Pederson, Pastor

l0s30 a. m Morning Worships "The Inspired Book
 12 noon Bible School. Choices and Their Consequences in a Ma tion's Life. study Deuteronomy IL s to 3.
 7:30 D m. Evening Worship. The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to IT. tus.
 Wednesday. 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting in the Church Parlor
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

". T. Hale, Of the Wrangell Pack ing Company, and Mrs. Hale '7ok passage on the Louise last night for Seattle enroute for a month g trip through California after which they will return north to spend the winter at Seattle.
 Hopn1 (,ttna
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

All boys interested in Scouting are invited to meet at the Wrangell Puo- lie School, Tuesday evening at ! p. m, for planning toward the winters program. MT. Moe expects to take an active part in the Scout leadership.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
:: LOCAL ITEMS ::

Mrs. Nellie sheldon left on the North Sea 10 spend the winter with her married daughter in Texas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Mrs. Bessie Anderson, of the of flee force of the Diamond K Pack ing Company left on the Louise last night and will resume duties in the company's Seattle office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
SALVATION ARMY Brigadier & Mrs. Carruthers

oUUudN otIIICto.
 2.30 D. m. Sunday School under the direction of Miss Gwen Ca-ru- thers.
 7:30 D. m Salvation Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Dr. J. H. Clements, Fred Gunder son and Ralph Deyinney went to Pe- tersburg last Friday, where each re- ceiyed the second degree in Masonry from the Petersburg lodge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

George Mills took passage south on the Yukon Tuesday. He will spend some time with his par ents at Vaughn, Wash, but his win ter's plans are indefinite.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

The fire department answered an alarm Wednesday afternoon f or a blaze at Don Miller's home caused by an oil burner. The fire was eN- tinguished with nominal damage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Mrs Yena L. Crone formerly with the Territorial Vocational Depart ment. was a visitor in Wrangell from Saturday till Monday. while the boat on which she was touring south eastern Alaska with friends, was in port.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Mrs. s. N. Davis, wife of the chief engineer on the Explorer, left last night on the North Sea for Sc, attle where she will arrive about the time the Explorer reaches port. In December, MT. and Mrs. Davis will leave to visit his parents at Norfolk, Virginia.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

The Yukon will sail from Seattle Sunday noon, Sept. 19, according to word received this morning by Leo Mccormack, local agent of the Alas ka Steamship Company. Haines and Skagway will be eliminated as ports of call on this trip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Leo Cramer took passage on the North Sea last night to Seattle On his way to Jefferson City, Missouri, his home town, on his first Yisit since leaving there eight years ago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

at the time. The baby has been named Peter. Jr.
 Al RitchIe. foreman durin the past summer, at the Burlington Clearwater placer properties, came down the Stikine yesterday by small boat to get one ol the crew to Wran- gell in time to take passage out on the Princess Louise.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

FOR SALE Two Toggenburg milk
 goats. Mrs R. F. Pedersou
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

FOUR
 
 :: LOCAL - - Mrs. Nellie sheldon left on thel North Sea to spend the winter with her married daughter in Texas.
 The fire department answered an alarm Wednesday afternoon f or al blaze at Don Miller's home caused by an oil burner The fire was eN-I tinguished with nominal damage.
 George Mills took passageI south on the Yukon Tuesday. HeI will spend some time with his par-I ents at Vaughn, Wash, but his win-I ter's plans are indefinite.
  Mrs. Bessie Anderson, of the of-I flee force of the Diamond K Pack ing Company left on the Louise last night and will resume duties in the company's Seattle office.
 Dr. J. H. Clements, Fred Gunder~ son and Ralph Deyinney went to Pc tersburg last Friday, where each re- ceiyed the second degree in Masonry from the Petersburg lodge
 Leo Cramer took passage on the North Sea last night to Seattle on his way to Jefferson City, Missouri, his home town, on his first visit since leaving there eight years ago. The Yukon, sailing from Seattle on September Is. will call at Skag- way and Haines northbound. accord ing to word received by Leo McCor~ mack, Wrangel agent.
 Wrangell Public School asks the oo- operation of parents in securing the return of school text and library books that children have forgotten To return.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Jeffries of Los Angeles, left on the North Sea last night, their visit with the George Bidwells having been short ened somewhat by boat schedules not coming right for a longer stay. Charles Sadler this week sold his waterfront property on Front street to Ray Frazer. The Sadlers recently moved into the bungalow property on the highway which they bought from Chris WedO.
 Jim Nolan, nephew of Mrs. W. T.. Hale. who spent the summer work ing for the Wrangell Packing Com- pany, returned south on the Yukon Tuesday night. He is a second year man at St. Angels College. St. An gels, Oregon.
 Mrs. s. N. Davis, wife of the chief engineer on the Explorer, left last night on the North Sea for se> otfIa 4.rbara eha ,riI arrive O borr the time the Explorer reaches port. In December, MT. and Mrs. Davis will leave to visit his parents at Norfolk, Virginia.
 ". T. Hale, Of the Wrangell Pack> ing Company, and Mrs. Hale 'ook passage on the Louise last night for Seattle enroute for a months trip through California after which they will return north to spend the winter at Seattle.
 Hopn1 Citing
 The birth of six-pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson at their home on Front street on August 16, did not come to the attention of the Sentinel until yesterday. Miss Mar garet Weightman, government nurse, who was in attendance. left very soon afterwards for Petersburg, and the birth certificate was not filed
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

The Yukon, sailing from Seattle on September IS, will call at Skag- way and Haines northbound. accord ing to word received by Leo McCOr- mack, Wrangell agent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Wrangen Public School asks the O. operation of parents in securing the return of school text and library books that children have forgotten To return.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Jim Nolan, nephew of Mrs. W. T. Hale, who spent the summer work ing for the Wrangell Packing ConI- pany, returned south on the Yukon Tuesday night. He is a second year man at St. Angels College. St. An- gels, Oregon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
FnR SALE

The Nora C seine boat and 150, fathom seine.
 L. N. Churchill. Case.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17
Southern Pacific

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-17

Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Jeffries of Los Angeles, left on the North Se3 last night, their visit with the George Bidwells having been short ened somewhat by boat schedules not coming right for a longer stay.