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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-03

Edwards.
Richard "Dickie" Broadwater, af-
ter spending several days with his
father, Nevin Broadwater, and brother
David and family, returned to Phila-
delphia, Pa, for reassignment. He
had been attending radar school there
before coming home.
Miss Helen Resi-, returned to
Bridgewater college, Bridgewater Va,
after spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Resi-.
Howard Cooper, USN., cambridge,
is spending the holidays with his
friend, Harold Resi-, at the Arthur
Resi- home. They also had their son,
Pfc Robert Resi- on furlough from Fit.
Jackson, South Carolina.
Miss Betty Beachy has returned to
the University of Maryland, College
Park, after spending the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Beachy.
Charles "Bus" Bender returned to
Langley Field, Va, after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O. Bender. Thomas Bender,
their other son, is stationed at Camp
Meade, doing office work.
The Grantsville Community club
will meet with Mrs. Charles Teller on
January 9th, instead of with Mrs. J.
U. Stanton, as previously announced.
TI5 William J. Wright, son of Will
liam E. Wright, Grantsville, was dis
charged from the Army on December
10, at Fort Meade, and has returned
home He was indicted March 1, 1915.
trained at Camp Shelby, Miss, and
sent overseas October 8, 1913, with
the 203rd Amphibious Engineers. He
has five battle stars for action in
Normandy, Northern France, the Ar
dennes, the Rhineland and Central
Europe. He has the Croix de Guerre,
the ETC ribbon, Good Conduct medal,
World War ii Victory ribbon and the
American Defense ribbon He was
graduated from Grantsville High
school in 1912, and was employed in
the Glenn L. Martin aircraft plant,
Baltimore, prior to entering the ser
vice. He has two brothers still in the
service, Hobart Wright, S 2Ic, on a
destroyer at Tokyo, and Pfc. Donald
Wright, who has been serving since
1913 in China Burma-India theatre
Miss Flanagan WEEDS
Miss Anna Lee Flanagan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Elan
agan, and Walter Glenn Resi-, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orvis Resi-, of near
Grantsville, were married at the
home Of the Rev. and Mrs. j. C.
Beam on Christmas eve.
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HARRY c. HERSMAN

Harry C. Hersman, former Garrett
county resident, died in hospital at
Confluence, Pa, on December 90 He
was a son of the late Jesse and Ra-
chel Hersman, and was born in Pres
ton county, w. Va, December 10,
1871, aged IA years.
He had lived in Garrett county most
of his married life but had been in
Markleysburg, Pa, for the past four
years.
Surviving are his second wife, the
former Lovina Frazee, and twelve
children by his first marriage: Mrs,
Harry Murphy, Fairmont, w. Va;
Mrs. Porter Davis, Fairmont; Mrs.
Gladys Lezert, Canada; Mrs. Gay
Strawser, Arlington, Va; Mrs. Bruce
Groves, Mt. Lake Park; Mrs. Galen
Sines, Cumberland; Mrs Joseph
Stoner, Texas; Lawrence Hersman,
Morgantown, w. Va; Harry Hers
man, Detroit, Mich; Ebert Hersman,
4hI. Liant ain, vi val VI
Morgantown; Earl Hersman, Keyser,
w. Va. His first wife, Zettie May
Hersman, died in 1886.
Also surviving are twenty-seven
grandchildren; also two brothers and
two sisters, Walter Hersman, Deer
Park; James Hersman, Grafton, w.
Va; Mrs. Chart Funk, and Mrs Julia
Conn, both of Fellowsville, w. Va.
Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday, December %, at Markleys-
burg. His remains were brought to
the Leighton Funeral Home in Oak
land and services were conducted
from there on Monday afternoon,
December "a, at 2 o'clock, in charge
of Rev. Reece Burns, Methodist pas
tor, Mt. Lake Park. Interment was in
the Oakland cemetery.
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JOHN w. DORM

John w. Dorm died at Memorial
hospital, Cumberland, on Monday,
December 81, after having been a
patient there about four weeks. He
lived about two miles south of Loeb
Lynn.
He was a son of the late William
and Eva Dorm and was born near
PunXsutawney, Pa, February %,
1867, aged almost 70 years.
Surviving are four brothers and
three sisters, al of near PunXsu-
tawney.
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
from the Leighton Funeral Home, in
charge of Rev. George w. Simpson,
United Brethren minister of Mt. Lake
Park The body was then taken to
PunXsutawney today and funeral SER
vices will be conducted there Friday
afternoon with interment in the Mar
chand cemetery near that city.
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FOR RENT
WANTED

WANTED-Props and Ties, Wolf
Den Coal Corporation, Shallmar, Md.
Advertisement Asst
GIRL WANTED - Good wages.
room and board furnished. Blue Jay,
keyser, w. Va. Phone 8951.-44-2t
WANTED-All kinds of raw furs,
for eastern markets, for which | will
pay the highest cash market prices.
H. S. Friend, Deer Park. Md.-43- ITS
WANTED TO BUY - Raw Furs,
this winter. Henry Kitzmiller, Cor
mania, W. Va. Residence, Table Rock,
Route 50.-43-6t#
WANTED-Elderly woman to care
for two children and do general house
work. Mrs. Emeric Dusic. Phone
264-J.-45-3t
WANTED-Poland China or Berk-
shire Male Hog, weight 125 to 200 lbs.
Address Ed Harvey, Route 2, Deer
Park, Md.-45-2t
WANTED-Girl OF woman for light
housework, by day or week, Sundays
off. Phone 235 after 5 p. NJ, or write
Box 255, Oakland.-Adv. 45-2t#
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS .

STRAYED-On Monday, a red cow
with horns. Last seen along Swallow
Falls Road. Finder please notify Earl
Shartzer, at Miller's Sanitary Mar
ket, Oakland.-45-1t
LOANED-To someone unknown to
the undersigned, a 40-gallon Copper
Kettle, which l would like returned to
me at once. Joel C. Slabach, RID. 2,
Oakland, Md.-43-3t*
l WILL BUY RAW FURS again
this winter. See H. s. Mickey, resi-
dence above school house, Loeb Lynn
Heights, Md-40-6t*
PIANO TUNING Repairing and
regulating. J. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 85-W.-46-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN on first mort
gage on real estate. Reasonable terms
and at reduced rates of interest. No
red tape. Address P. o. Box No. Sc,
Oakland, Maryland-39-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-10O White Rock lay
ing Pullets. Pearl Mclean, McHenry,
Md.-44-3t
FOR SALE-9O-volt A and B Radio
Batteries. Oakland Hardware & Fur
niture Company.-44-tf
FOR SALE-Majestic Coal Range
with hot water front. L. R. Swauger,
Grantsville, Md.-44-4t*
FOR SALE - Singer Sewing Ma
chine; good condition. Call 116-R-45-3*
FOR SALE-One male and one fe-
male redbone foXhounds. Apply H. n.
Shockey, Deer Park, Md.-Adv. 45-3t*
FOR SALE One 1886 Chevrolet
Truck, panel; good running condition.
Sam Nightengale, Oakland.-45-1t*
FOR SALE-Canary Birds, guar
anteed full tone singers. Phone 1907
for prices. Mrs. Charles Brown, lis
Oak street, Oakland-43-3t
FOR SALE-Shore front Plots and
Acreage on beautiful Deep Creek
Lake. Phone 129-W, or write Box 302,
Oakland.-24-tf.
FOR SALE-1938 two-door Odds
mobile Sedan with heater; below cell
ing price. Harvey Miller, Sand Flat,
Oakland.-44-tf
FOR SALE-G. E. Electric Refrig-
orator; set of mechanical drawing in
struments. Ruth Killius Sebold, Mt.
Lake Park, Nd. Phone 255-M.-44-2t*
C0hT Hauled anywhere from
SoAA mines at Kingwood- the
Bakerstown vein. See Harold Fraze
Hutton, Md-41-St*
FOR SALE-About 100000 feet of
saw timber on 1874 acres of land near
Table Rock. Apply Charles Rush,
Friendsville, Md.-41-4t+
FOR SALE-1941 Chevrolet Sedan;
1912 Nash six cylinder Sedan; 1896
Ford VS. Truck. Ray Teets Garage,
Oakland.-45-tf.
FOR SALE-1940 Packard Sedan,
Series 10; first class condition, like
new, or will trade for q ton Pickup
Truck. Call phone 104M, Oakland
Md.-45-4t|
FOR SALE-Grade III Tires, newly
recapped mud grips and regular
tread. No ration order required.
600-16, $1,000; 650-16, $1215. We fill
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JAMES WINEBRENNER

James Winebrenner, rs, of Long
Stretch, this county, west of Frost
burg, died Friday night in Miners
hospital, Frostburg, few hours after
being admitted. He was retired
farmer and had been in failing health
for a long time. He was member of
Mt. Zion Methodist church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Laura Nayton) Winebrenner, eight
sons and three daughters, Howard,
James, Roy, Harry, Clayton, Grant,
Francis and Leonard Weinbrenner,
Mrs. Alice Hetz, Mrs. Myrtle Wade,
and Miss Nell Winebrenner, all of
that section.
Funeral services were held Monday
at 2:30 p. m. from the home with the
Rev. Raymond Grove, pastor of the
Midland Methodist church, officiating
Interment was in Mt. Zion cemetery
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Mt. Carmel Lutheran church, Aurora,
w. Va, Monday afternoon December
"a, C. E. Kuhnert, pastor in charge.
Pallbearers were Richard and
Leslie Ryan of Morgantown, w. Va;
Darrell Lantz, Edgel r. Knots, A. T.
Cook and Ernest White. Flower
bearers were Mrs. Helen Cook, Mrs.
Stella Povish, Mabel, Betty and
Juanita Lewis, Josephine Lipovec,
Mary Evans, Leona Culp, Ruth 1Iof-
finer, Ruby Dice, Anna and Juanita
Povish, Wanda Corbin and Mrs. Mary
10 Koeffle.
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Billy W. Myers, S/2-c, on furlough
from the Philippines, visited his aunt,
Mrs Carl Bachtel, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Philips and
daughter went to a point in Pennsyl-
vania this week due to the illness of
Mr.. Philips's father.
Sgt. Wilbert Nine, who is now sta
toned in Colorado, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Nine. near
Gormania.
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Death of An Infant

Garry Williams Paugh, son of
Charles and Bessie Paugh, of Vim
dex, died on Monday, December 31st.
Born February 20, 1945, the child was
aged 10 months. Funeral services
were conducted on Wednesday after
noon with interment in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
Surviving are his parents, and one
sister, Charlotte Ann.
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GORMANIA

Ralph Liller, Of near Gormania, re-
turned to his home last Saturday
from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland,
where he had been a patient for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bachtcl had as
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bachtel and family Mr.. and Mrs.
West Shaffer and family, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Wayne Myers and sons and Cliff
ton Bachtel.
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DIED
MISS MINNIE DAUGHERTY

Miss Minnie Daugherty, of Balti-
more, and summer resident of Mt
Lake Park, passed away in her sleep
in Baltimore on Monday, December
81. She had been in a nursing home
in Baltimore fol four years.
In the old Chautauqua years at Mt.
Lake she taught kindergarten along
with her friend Miss Pollock, and I'M
til her illness spent her summers at
Mt. Lake Park.
The funeral was held on Thursday
morning, January 3, from Mt. Vernon
Place church, Baltimore, with the
Rev. Harold Bosley officiating.
Surviving are sister, Mrs. Ster-
ling Buck; brother, DR.. Daugherty,
and niece, Miss Ruth Daugherty.
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WANTED-POTATOES- are
buying No. 1 grade Potatoes at pre-
vailing market prices. Dusic Whole
sale Produce, High street, Oakland
Phone 11-45-6t
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NEW PARTNERSHIP

Arthur H. Humbertson
will enter our partnership
on January |, 1916.
All accounts owing the
firm of Harvey & Ream will
be due and payable within
thirty days.
Thanking you for your
patronage over a period of
twenty-five years and solic-
iting a continuance of the
same loyalty to the new
partnership, we are,
Sincerely yours,
HARVEY & REAM.
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LOST

LOST
LOST-A white and brown spotted
female Walker hound. Name and ad-
dress on collar Reward w. A. Bow
ser, McHenry, Md.-45-2t*
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Pfc. Wm. l.. Ahsaruk Now Stationed At Lechfeld

305th Bomb. Group, Lechfeld, Germany, Sept. II Oelaye0-Pfc 0Wm. L. Asharuck is stationed at Lechfeld, Germany, and is with the 305th Bombardment Group. The 3O5th is one of the veteran groups of the Eighth Air Force. Formerly the Group was stationed at Cheleveston, England, and moved from there in July l945 to St. Trend, Belgium The 305th tSOk part in the growth and de- .velopment of the Eighth Air Force SAnd shared in all it's major cam paigns and missions. Of it's 337 daylight bombing attacks the highlights are marked by com mendations from the 9th Bomber Command and later by the Ninth Air Force. Two of it's members re- ceived the Congressional Medal of Honor.
 The 305th, as a subordinate command of the United States Air Forces in Europe, is doing it's part toward the successful Air Occupa- , tion of Germany.
 The Lechfeld Army Air Base, once bombed by this group, is one of the largest in Europe and for merly was MeSserschmidt jet re- search field. Located eighteen miles south of Augsburg, it is in the center of the famous province of Bavaria.
 . Pfc. Ahsaruk is the son of MT. and Mrs. Phillip Ahsaruk of West D St., of this city He attended the White Mountain Vocational High School and then he was employed
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home of 10000 chickens.


 Albert Noe, Jr., bought the famous 2,700 acre farm last year from the late Mrs. Ethel Mars and decided to solve the meat shortage by raising chickens for use in his five hotels. He processes 300 per day at the farm, now named Al bert Noe Farm.
 He doesn't confine his farm pro- gram to chicken-raising, however He has a few Tennessee walking horses and has poured several thousand dolalrs into a dairy and beef cattle herd.
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as a pressman by The Nome Mug get. Pfc. Asharuk enlisted Sep tember 24, l945 and arrived in the ETC in April, 1946. He is attached to the 663rd Air Materiel Squad ron ana n 5 present duty is in the Warehouse.
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Chickens Come Home To ROOst (HOrse Farm

PULASKI, Tenn. (P)-The 68- stall barn at the old Milky Way farm near here, which once housed Osme of the country'S top thoroughbred horses, now is the
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Be Wise-Nugget Advertise
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Ski Events

Cross Country-Ralph Willoya lst; Steven Luke 2nd; and M. $. Miller 3rd.
 Down Hill-Ralph Willoya 1st; Walter Mccarthy End; Bob Ja~ cobs 3rd; It. Willook 4th and Stephen Luke 5th.
 Children under 14 Years Charles Castel 1st; Logan Dowd 2nd.
 Jump-Ralph Willoya 1st; Wal ter Mccarthy End; Stephen Luke 3rd; It. Bass 4th and Larry Hen nings 5th.
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THE NOME GET

Baby Sweater Mrs. Robert Long.
 Boys Cap Minna Erik, End.
 Knitted Gloves Aurora Douglas.
 Bed Jacket Mrs. H. Bernier, lst and End.
 Suit Eleanor Dowd.
 Carriage Robe Minna Erik. Embroidered Wall Hanging Mrs. Mahan, lst and End.
 Sofa Pillow Minna Erik, lst and End.
 Miscellaneous Mrs. Carl Eckberg. 1st and End.
 DIVISION H
 Art Department Rhetfa Harper. Supf. Judges: H. R. Amundsen. Edith Bullock. Helen Dunbar
 Animal Life Robert Long, lst and End.
 Landscape Mrs. Don Lyle, lst; Robert Long End.
 Marine Robert Long, 1st
 Portrait Martha Thompson.
 Pen and Ink Sketch Norma Saterlee, 1st and End. Pen and Ink Portrait Florence Chauncey.
 CraYon Sketches Lois OVerbough, 1st and 2nd.
 Pencil Sketches Martha Thompson, lst and 2nd.
 Pastela Sgt. Charles Duffy, 1st; Reuben Bowman, 2nd.
 Snapshots Robert Fisler, 1st; Frank Wha- ley, End.
 Winter Enlargement Mrs. Don Live.
 Tinted Portrait Lois Overbaugh.
 Tinted Wild Game Mrs. Don Lyle, 1st; A. D. John son, End. Tinted Marine. Summer. Sunset.
 Winter All by Mrs. Don Lyle.
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DIVISION
 Floral Dept. Mrs. "A. RYdeen. Supt. Judges: s. David Mazen. Theresa Mcdonald

Mrs. H. Harper 2nd, Begonia Carl Anderson lst on Sultana, Potted Mint, Snake Plant, Wander ing Jew; 2nd Ivy Begonia, Ger anium, Strawberry Begonia.
 Foliage, lst and 2nd Grades Nome School.
 Mrs. Roy Snyder, Ivy, Geranium and Cola, 1st prizes.
 Mrs. Lois McIvor, Baby Tears 1st, Begonia.
 Mrs. Larry Calvin, lst Yellow Gala Lily and Ivy.
 Mrs. John Kanari, Myrtle Plant. Mrs. Tanner, Ivy.
 Mrs. Rydeen. lst in Pink Be- gonia, Ice Plant, Hanging Basket, Oxalis, Jap Rose, Red Geranium, Beefsteak Begonia, White Rose, Mise.
 Mrs. Pennycook, Cactus, Glow quat, lst.
 Alice Coulthard, Begonia, 2nd. Kay Coulthard, Wandering Jew. Mrs. Ole Hay, lst and End Snake Plant.
 Mrs. A. Polet, Petunia, Assort- ment, Bridge Table Piece, Daffo- dil, lst, Tea Table Piece, 2nd
 Mrs. Andy Nerland, Geranium, End.
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Special Prizes

Karen Grill, Mary Jeanne Bou- cher, Charleen Hudgins, Patsy Love, Michael Tavis, Claudia Straub, Nina Whaley, Cheri Gal win, Gay Bianchi, Charles Stein Wandel, Jerry Whisenhunt, Mary Joanne Thompson, Kay Coulthard, Johnnie Whisenhunt, Edith Anne Conner, Sylvia Olson.
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DIVISION M Boy Scouts

DIVISION M
 Boy Scouts Supt.. B. c. Baker Judges: Sgt. C. J. Woofte.. J. MuneY. M. Kellihef
 Ivory Carving Roy Augnaboogok, lst; Wm. Okpealuk, 2nd.
 Soap Carving Max Gray.
 Skin Drawing Lawrence Okpealuk.
 Wood Work Wm. Okpealuk.
 Leather Work Douglas Willard, lst; Wm. Ok pealuk, End.
 PlYboard Display Joe Fielder, lst; Wilfred Bou- cher, End.
 Model Planes Walter Mccarthy, 1st and End
 Fly Tying Charles Wheeler.
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Salmon

Salmon Mrs. J. ". Thompson. Other Meat and Fish Mrs. John Otterson, lst and 2nd.
 Miscellaneous Mrs. Joshua AlWinona.
 Pickled Fish Mrs. John Otterson.
 Juvenile Dept.
 Cookies Olga Hay, lst. Tillie Birishall, lst
 DIVISION
 Relics Judges: W. Cremer. Geo. Marshall.
 A. Castel. Hunting. Fishing and Whaling
 Equipment Otto Geist, lst; Maggie Voucher, 2nd.
 Old Hunting Gear Mike WaSki.
 Mammoth Jaws Frank Whaley, Ist.
 Whaling Gun Ken Rank, lst. Gondola Door of Norge w. Cremer, lst.
 Primitive Image Mrs. Jack Ozenna.
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POletS Store.
 Ermine Mrs. Norman Lee.
 DIVISION G
 Handicraft Mrs. Louise HYndman. Supt. Judges: Mrs. C. F. YenneY and Mrs. H. L. Harper
 Block Printing Jack Dowd, lst; Leona d Schenck, End.
 Reindeer Harness Peter F.. Larson. Best Collection of Hand Woven
 Blankets Mrs. J. Kanari.
 Crocheted Rugs Mrs. Robert Long.
 Hooked Rugs Mrs Minna Erik, 1st; Mrs. Carl Yaeger, End.
 Ship Models Frankie Martin and Alvin Bern hardt.
 JewelrY Box Minna Erik. Solid White Embroidery Mrs. F.. H. Mahan.
 Applique Mrs. Don Lyle, lst; Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, End.
 Cross Stitch Christie Waldhelm, 1st and End. White Embroidered Pillow Slips Mrs. E. H. Mahan.
 Lazy Daisy Roberta Snyder, lst; Christie Waldhelm, End.
 Pillow Cases Mary Polet, 1st; Minna Erik, End.
 Colored Embroidery Mrs. Peter Egelak, lst and End.
 Cross Stitch Mary Polet.
 Cut Work Margaret Mozee, lst; Christie Waldhelm, 2nd.
 ScaYfs Mrs. Peter Egelak, lst; Christie Waldhelm. 2nd. Tableelofh Colored Embroidery Mrs. Gus Bjornstad. Crocheted Bed Spread Mrs. Nels Nelson.
 Afghan Mary Polet.
 Baby Dress Mary Polet, End. Croeheied Luncheon Set Mrs. E. Mshan. croeheted Pillow Slips Christie Waldhelm, 1st.
 Knitting Bag Minna Erik.
 Pieced Quilt Mrs. Carl Yaeger.
 Swedish Weaving Mrs. E. H. Mahan.
 Knitted Sweater Dorothy Knapp, 1st; Mrs. E.. H.. Mahan, End.
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DIVISION P 35 NM Slides

Marshall Moy, lst; Louis Hudg- ings, 2nd.
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RIDAY, MAY 3, 1946

Ottotiluk, End.
 Reindeer Socks Mrs. Percy Blachford, lst; Mary Mendenhall, End.
 Parka. Pawn Mary Brown Bolt, lst; Faye Ozenna, End.
 Parka. Pawn. Mems May Ivanoff. Woman's Squirrel PaTka Mrs. Peter Elelok, lst; Fannie Welluk, 2nd.
 Sealskin Parka Mrs. Henry Luke, lst; Mrs. Ar thur Cox, 2nd. Mink Parka Mrs. Paul Kakaruk.
 Rain Parka Emma Willoya.
 Child Parks Mary Brown, lst; Madeline Charles, End.
 Sealsltin Pants Emma Willoya.
 Squirrel Cap Olive Miller.
 Reindeer Cap Mrs. Henry Stanley.
 Robe. Arctic Hare Kate Etukeok.
 Mittens. Seal Mrs Mark A.
 Reindeer Miftens Minnie Williams, lst; Emma Willoya, End.
 Moosehide Miitens Mrs. Norman Lee. Reindeer Sleeping Bag Emma Willoya.
 Grass Basket Marie Coffee, lst; Mary John son, 2nd
 Large Grass Basket Marie Coffee, lst; Mary Luke, Grass Table Mats Ida Bighead, 1st and End. Whale Bone Basket Andrew Anga, 1st; Weakok, 2nd
 Model Sled Charlie Bears, 1st; Ray Vestal, End Charlie Coffee, lst; Tachel Will son, 2nd.
 Baby Sled John Brown
 Eskimo Doll Fife Richards, 1st; Belle Sours, End.
 Ermine Bag Mrs. Albert Aukon, 1st; Emily Brown, End.
 Seal Skin Poke Mrs. Phillip Ahsaruk.
 Drill Bow Norman Lee.
 Dancing Gloves Mrs. Frank Koyantick.
 Tom Cod Outfit John Oblick.
 Ice Shovel Mrs. Jack Ozenna.
 Harpoon Peter E. Laurnson.
 Adx Mary Ashenfelder, lst; Maggie Kowchee, End.
 Dancing Drum Seewakin.
 Ottoman Florence Chauncey.
 c~kSv.A noS1
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DIVISION N

Judges: Mrs. w. Mcdonald.
 E. Mahan
 Best Couple Rodney Boucher and Robert Baldwin, Jr
 Second Couple Karen Baldwin and Gary Bing- ham.
 Most Attractive Costume Caroline Hyndman, lst; Sigrid Olson, End.
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Longley, End.
 DIVISION M
 Girl Scouts
 Rolls Martha Thompson.
 Cake Ileene Seidenverg, lst; Juanita Fagerstrom, 2nd.
 Cookies Kitty Bjornstad, lst; Juanits Fagerstrom. End.
 Candy Mary Louise Lyle, lst; Martha Thompson, 2nd
 Sewing June Dunbar, 1st; Martha Thompson, 2nd.
 Embroidery Olga Hay, list; Gloria Blatch- ford, End.
 Knitting June Dunbar, lst; Mary Louise Lyle, 2nd
 Handicraft Olga Hay, lst; June Dunbar, End.
 Skin Sewing Lucie Okpealuk, lst; Edna Stan ley, 2nd.
 Original Writing Lois Overbaugh, lst; Marilyn DoWd and Martha Thompson, 2nd.
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SPORTS PROGRAM
Cape Nome Dog Race

Edwin Punguk, lst; Isaac Okle- asak, 2nd; Herbert James, 3rd; Joe Komok, 4th.
 High School Race Ralph Bingham, lst; Wilfred Boucher, burden; Isaac Larson. End.
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DIVISION D

DIVISION D
 Reindeer Doug Johnson. Supt. Canned Reindeer Meat In Glass Mrs. David Mazen.
 Reindeer Bag
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High School Race
Speed Race

Albert Johnson, lst; Mike Will loya, 2nd.
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Stamp Collection

Jerry Seidenverg, lst; Garry Longley, End.
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DIVISION L Judges: A. D. Johnson. Bill Anqell
 Pickerel Ben Noyakok, lst; Freida Aquil- lok, End.
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Household Economies Mrs. Ole Hay. Supt. Judges: Mrs. Larry Johanson.
 Esther Book
 White Bread Mrs. Norman Lee, 1st; Mrs. E.. Cheesebrow, End.
 Whole Wheat Bread Mrs. Norman Lee.
 Cookies Mrs. Axel Edmon, 1st and End. Mrs. Frank Love, lst; Mrs. A. Rydeen, End. Baking Powder Biscuit Mrs. Clyde Godsbe.
 Angel Cake Mrs. A. Polet.
 Devils Food Cake Mildred Crooks.
 Applesauce Cake Mrs. A. Nerland.
 Layer Cake Minna Erik. lst; Tillie Curishall, 2nd.
 Fruit Cake Mary Polet.
 Miscellaneous Minna Erik, lst; Mrs. Kanari, End.
 Lemon Pie Tillie Curishall, lSt.
 BlueberrY Jam Mrs. A. Nerland, lst; Gertrude Mazen, 2nd.
 Jam-Miscellaneous Mrs. A. Rydeen, lst; Mary Po- let, End.
 Pinoche Emily Boucher.
 Carmels Mrs. Louis Hudgins.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-03

Ruth Kalarak, lst; Marion Con- angnon, End.
 .Antlers Doug Johnson.
 Baby Pawn Skin Mrs. Norman Lee. July Pawn Skin. Native Tanned Victor Ailak, lst and End.
 Reindeer Leather Victor Ailak, 1st.
 DIVISION
 Mining Judges: w. Cremer. Geo. Marshall.
 A. CaStel
 Picture and Frame Garry Longley.
 Model Dredse Denny Ost.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-03

Lois Overbaugh, lst; Marilyn DoWd and Martha Thompson, 2nd.