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The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
PROFESSOR FROM OSLO U. TO SHOW COLOR MOVIES AT CHURCH & AT PIONEERS

Dr. F. Endresen, of Oslo Uni versity, Oslo, Norway, who is a visitor in Nome, will show col ored movies at the Methodist Church this evening at 7::30.
 The titles are "Let's Look at Norway; Top of the Ski World'' and "Wedding of Princess Rain hild."
 The entertainment will take about an hour.
 pr. Endreson is travelling on a Fulbright scholarship in the in- terest of research.
 Following the Pioneer Igloo No. 1 meeting Wednesday night, pr. Endresen will show his pictures at the Pioneer Hall for the Pio- neers and Auxiliary.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
WA N 1T A ID s

FOUND-Pair of glasses with
 pink horn-rim frames.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
Pioneers Attention

The regular monthly meeting ot Pioneers will be held Wednesday evening. All members should at- tend as a special entertainment is being arranged. Members should be ready to preesnt individual resolutions for consideration.
 Pioneer men and women and families have been invited 10 at- tend at the conclusion of the busi- ness meeting at 9:00 o'clock. pr. F. Andersen of the University of Oslo. Norway. will show inter- esting films. Refreshments will be served. All members are request ed by President Scott 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
IN US. DISTRICT COURT DIVORCES GRANTED

Mary Sahlin from Si Sahlin. Custody of a minor daughter to Si Sahlin.
 Fred Weinard from Esther Weinard. Heard and granted in Candle.
 Joe Alexander from Mary Alex ander. Heard in Teller and grant, ed in Nome.
 A divorce was granted this morning to Rose F. Gray from Charles S. Gray.
 The case of James and Eliza beth Moses vs. Beulah Levy, ad- ministrat0r, was dismissed for prejudice.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
CAA Announces Sale
 Of Used Vehicles

The Civil Aeronautics Admin istration has announced the sale of used vehicles, bids for which are available from the local sta tion manager, and will be opened September 28 at 10:00 am. in Room 203 of. the Federal Build ing at Nome. |.
 The equipment, which may be inspected on Mondays through Fridays, at the CAA area, in- cludes:
 I Chevrolet 11a ton truck
 1 Chevrolet 12 ton pickup
 1 1889 4-door sedan
 1 1942 Chevrolet 112 ton dump
 truck
 1 AKA Jeep.
 Other equipment for sale in- cludes two Caterpillar tractors at Wales and two dump trucks and tractor at Moses Point.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
CHARLES O'DELL, NEW CITY
 PATRoLMAN, WAS HERE IN AZ

Charles O'Dell has joined the Nome Police Force as patrolman, arriving last Friday.
 O'Dell is a former Alaskan and Nomeite, having been with the N. C. Co. here and the US. Engi- neers in 1947 and is well known to many residents.
 Since leaving Nome, one of the most interesting things he has done has been featuring on mar coticS for the American Temper ance League, and he received high praise for the work he did in Alabama to make the people con- cious of addicts throughout the States and in the schools.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
BRENDA STARR CREATOR AND HUSBAND VISIT NOME ON ALASKA TOUR

Brenda Starr of the Well-knoWn comic strip made a personal ap- pc1rance here today when her creator, Mrs. Oscar Strom, who is travelling through Alaska with her husband, visited here.
 She states that Brenda will soon be wearing a parka as she starts nan Alaskan adventure. - The Stroms are from Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30

FOUND-Cigaret lighter. Identify
 at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
THRILLING LIFE STORY, MOVIE TWICE CONVICTED" TO BE SHOWN TUESDAY

"TWice Convicted" the life story of Dr. Frank Garland as told to thousands by him, is the thrilling story Of a life of crime, dope, addiction and his convic- ton twice, after which God reached him. A wonderful lesson for young people and their par entS, the film will be shown on Tuesday evening at the Assembly of God Church and is sponsored by the Nome Ministerial Assn.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
KORNIS FUNERAL SATURDAY

The funeral of John Kornis was held from the Community Methodist Church last Saturday afternoon. The services were un- der the auspices of the Pioneers of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30

A daughter was born yesterday at the hospital to Mrs. Gerald Gooch. Katharin Elizabeth Ros- anne weighed pounds at birth.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30
N O T I c E

A meeting of all persons in- terested in the school hot lunch program has been called for 3 pm" Thursday. Sept. 2 at the residence of Esther Mccoy al the LWY Community Center.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30

Ladies Of the Community Meth odist Church will meet with mem- bers of the Women's Society at the home of Mrs. A. L. Enix at 800 pm. Friday evening.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30

Ernie Gustafson. who has been in the States rounding up supplies for the North Star Bakery, re- turned Friday with Pan Ameri- can Airways.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-30

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
, 1954-04-05
World Hedlth Day to
be Celebrated on
Wed, April 9TH

The World Health Organi-
cation, one of the largest of
the specialized agencies of the.
United Nations, is dedicated
by its Constitution to work.
for 'the attainment by all PEG
Piles Of the highest possible
level of health" /
WORLD Z DAY is
the anniversary OF the coming
into force, on April Z, 1913, of
the Constitution of the World
Health Organization. The OBJ
.servanee of this historic date
affords an added opportunity
to help arouse, throughout the
world, popular interest in
health needs and to stimulate
the peoples participation in
the task Of improving health.
The choice of this years
World Health Day theme
The ~Nurse-Pioneer of Health,
was inspired by Florence
Nightingale's visit 100 years
ago to the w~ar-front hospitals
in the Crimea and her pioneer
ing work in making nursing
a disciplined profession.
, 1954-04-05
Murio Lewis is~Agent
New Purchasing
Bureau in ST. Thos. !.

Mario Lewis, who was nomi
mated by Governor de Castro
to be Purchasing Agent of the
created Bureau of Pur-
chase in the Department of
Finance of st. Thomas, was
confirmed by the Council on
Thursday last. The salary was
fixed at $4,000 per annum.
Mr.. Lewis, who entered the
government service in 1884,
has been purchase agent since
1852. Governor de Castro de-
cIared that during the years
that Mr.. Lewis has been in
charge of the Purchase Sec
ton he has worked diligently
and untiringly for the i'm
provement Of the work in that
section"
, 1954-04-05
Crawford Urges v. Il
Act Wisely 10 Get
NeW Orgunic Act

Former Congressman Fred
I. crawford has sent word
from Washington that getting
a new organic ACT for the Vir-
gin Islands through Congress
this year will not be a push
over. He cited the INC Carthy
White House fight, the Puer-
to Rican shooting incident &
the Hawaii : Alaska debate
which have put us I'm a hole.
As an ex-member Of the
House, Mr.. Crawford has ae-
cess to the floor, and at the
time of his report had already
conferred with about thirty
members of Congress. He de-
clared that members call him
to their offices, talk to him
while going to and from COM
Continued on page ~ !"
A
, 1954-04-05
De Castro Will Make
no More Nominations
to Boards, Commns

Governor de Castro, who
will retire on April 9, has
made it known that he will
make no more nominations to
boards or commissions. He
has indicated that he would
like to leave all such vacan-
cies untitled to enable his sue
cesssor to make his own APP
continents.
The only exception would
be where it becomes necessary
for an agency to continue its
functions without Interrupt
ton. !
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, 1954-04-05
Merchants Contribute
Towdrd Fund for
Divorce Appeal

Merchants of st. Thomas
are contributing to the fund
for defraying the cost of APP
pealing the famous Virgin Is
lands Divorce Case, now be-
fore the Supreme Court in
Washington, D. c..
According to a report in the
newsletter Of the Chamber of
Commerce, the Executive
Board has collected over 1900
with other pledges to be re-
ported. The Gift Shop Asso=
citation alone pledged $1,000,
but a report states that the
pledge has been exceeded as
they now hold $1,40O. Leo
nard Brewer reports 500 adj
ditional; the Taxicab Associa-
ton donated $50.
The case will be argued be-
fore the United States SUI
preme Court by Attorney Abe
Fortas Of Washington and
George H. T. Dudley Of the
firm Of Dudley, Hoffman and
, 1954-04-05
Atty. Duvid Mous to
Muke ~EleVen-Stdte
Tour This Month

Attorney David A. Mas,
chairman Of the St. Thomas
branch of the Virgin Islands
Tourist Development Board,
will represent the Chamber Of
Commerce Of that municipal
ity on an eleven-state tour of
major cities of the United
States this month to solicit
summer business.
The tour is being sponsor
ed by the Puerto Rico Board
of Tourism.
, 1954-04-05
Feels Like Stronger
In Paradise" New
Govt Secretary says

Declaring that II feel like
a stranger in paradise,
Charles Claunch, who was
sworn in as Government Sc
cretary of the Virgin Islands
on Thursday expressed the
hope that when his tour of
official duty is at an end he
would become a permanent
Of the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Claunch said that be
cause of his friendship with
Col Jouett, Bob Lockton and
D. Victor Bornn, he did not
feel lost when he arrived here
on Thursday to assume his
Continued on page ~
, 1954-04-05
Chuuffeur-M Mechanic
Corninendution
for IS Years Service |

Ludwig Heidman, Chauffeur
Mechanic to the Governor,
was commended by Governor
de Castro on April Q, on com
p1etion of So years of public
service.
Governor de Castro said:
During this extraordinary
long service, you have driven,
every Governor of the Virgin
Islands, three Presidents Of
the United States, and a great
Continued on page a
, 1954-04-05
Housing Auth. irons.
Office from Bussin TO
Site of New Units

The local office Of the vir-
gin Islands Housing and Re-
development Authority will
be transferred to the D. Ham.
ilton jackson Terrace, it was
announced today.
The date of transfer will be.
tomorrow.
, 1954-04-05
v. /. Lutheruns in NY.
Pdy Debt on Church:
Burn Mortgage

dsErHE .L@Ssx Ee#@ 49, WlEEl
The Evangelical lutheran.
Church Of the Transfigura
ton at "a West 126th Street in
New York City, the member
ship is largely Virgin Island
ers, burned its mortgage in an
impressive ceremony at 3
o'clock on Sunday, March 7th.
It marked the elimination of
two years of Embarrassing eff
forts and now the building
that has been the spiritual
home Of its several thousand
members became their own.
property.
Leading the special service
Of Thanksgiving and prayer
was the Rev. Paul E. West, a
native Of st. Croix and Pastor
of the congregation. Present
with greetings and words of
encouragement for the con-
gregation was the Reverend
DR.: Eugene Krieder, Superin-
tendent Of. Home Missions of
the United Lutheran Church.
The founder, the Rev. Zenan
Corbe, was unable to attend,
but sent a telegram of greet
ing which was read by Rev.
West, his successor.
The congregation also cele-
brated at the same time the.
Saith anniversary of its found
ing and the 31st Of its organi-
cation and location in the pre-
sent DlulQlng.
The nucleus Of the present
church came from the Bronx
and began Worshipping as a
body in the YMCA young
Women's Christian Associa-
tion) building at 18th street
in 1920. Three years later as
the membership grew they
moved into the present build
ing. The membership has
Continued on page A
Housing Auth. Irons.
, 1954-04-05

Nc Gcwan Of St. Thomas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Miss Mortensen
.Robt. Rosnagle
To Wed Aug. 8

Miss Barbara MortenseR, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman P.
Mortensen, North Main Street,
Greenviiie, Pennsylvania, has
chosen Sunday August the eighth,
as the date for her marriage to
Robert Rosnagle, son of DR.. and
Mrs. F. Ernest Rosnagle, North
Main Street, London.
Announcement of the wedding
date was made at a small family
gathering in the Mortensen home
over the Memorial Day week end.
Joining the bride-elect and her
fiance in. Greenville for the event
were the latter's mother, and also
sister, Miss Harriet Rosnagle OF
London and Mrs. John Tirner and
daughter, Mary Anne, of Elwood
City, an aunt and cousin of the
bride-elect
Miss Mortensen is a graduate o!
The College of Wooster and is
now employed as a secretary al
City Hospital, Cleveland.
Mr.. Rosnagle, also graduate
of The College of Wooster, is at
tending Western Reserve Medical
School, Cleveland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

hearing. Maurice e. Beathard. Pro-
bate Judge.
INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence does not originate in
numbers, but is m anifested d
through them.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Mary Ann Drury Guest
At Festivities For
West Point Cadets

Mary Ann Drury, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Drury, Logan
Avenue, has recently returned
from Dayton, where she was the
house guest of Colonel and Mrs.
c. E. Lewis, Wright-Patterson Air
Force Rase.
She was escorted to the activi-
ties there by Cadet w. e. Camp
bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Campbell, Arlington, Virginia. Ca
Diet Campbell Is a member of the
class of 1855, u. S. Military Acad-
emy, West FONT, New York. This
past week the officers and ladies
of The AIR Force Base were hosts
to the visiting West Point Class
at social functions including a
formal hop, tea dances, swimming,
golf, q tour cf the b3se. and an
air show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Chase, East
First Street, spent the week end
at Three Oaks, Michigan with Mr..
Chase's brother, Jack Chase and
his family, who had flown in from
Burbank, California.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers
At Annual Picnic

The Auxiliary of Madison Post
American Legion elected officers,
delegates and alternates at the an
nual picnic Monday night at Madi-
son Lake.
Succeeding Mrs. Floyd Williams
as president, will be Mrs. William
Kennedy, who was chosen head
of the organization Monday night.
Other officers will be, Mrs. Henry
Coleman, first vice president; Mrs.
Harry Steele. second vice presi-
dent; Miss Emma Ballenger, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Robert l..
Rea, treasurer.
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Cole
man were also elected to repre-
sent the auxiliary at the State
convention in Cincinnati Miss En-
ma Ballenger and Mrs. Harry
Steel will be their alternates.
Meetings of the Auxiliary are
over until September when a din
ner will follow installation of the
officers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Dinner Bridge
At Club June q

Wednesday, June %, at $50
o'clock, is scheduled for the next
dinner bridge at the London
Country Club. Reservations are
to be made with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dwyer or Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur H. Hume, hosts for the party.
A special luncheon, which also
is Guest Day" is being planned
for Tuesday, June %. Further in
formation about this later.
Hostesses for Tuesday, June %
luncheon arc Mrs. Leon Killing and
Mrs. joel Cutler.
Prizes for this weeks Tuesday
party were presented to Mrs. Leon
King, Mrs. William Powers and
Mrs. o. w. Bridgeman.
~ ~
Mrs. Elsie Goodson and Mrs.
Cora Collins were guests of Mrs.
Clarence T'ohin in Dayton, Satur-
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
|tSocietv Social Events And News OF The Clubs

Preceding the program, the US
ual patriotic opening services of
the Daughters and a short busi-
ness meeting conducted by the
outgoing regent, included the re-
port of the Memorial Service re-
Gently conducted by London Chap
ter at Kirkwood Cemetery and
the placing of the OAR official
marker in honor of a Charter
Member, the late Mrs. Horace G..
Jones.
Also given was the report of
the presentation of flags for four
Cub Scout dens by Mrs. Russell
McShane and the report of the
re-decoration of the OAR Museum
Room in Coover Club House.
The patriotic theme was artis-
tically carried out in arrange
ments of red roses and white and
blue flowers of the season. Groups
of silk flags also decorated the
tables.
The committee in charge of the
delicious luncheon and the deco
rations, was: Mrs. Charles Van
Cleve, Mrs. Floyd Williams and
Mrs. Benjamin Beatty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

London Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution, along
with the Mt. Sterling and Plain
City Chapters, had a joint Flag
Day celebration and installation of
officers at a luncheon meeting
Monday, June ID, at Coover Me-
mortal Club House.
The guest speaker of the after
noon was Mrs. Lee A. Moore, De-
partment Secretary of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary and a past
regent of Muskingum Chapter
OAR, GAINESVILLE, who was pre-
Sented by Mrs. Floyd Williams.
She chose for her theme the "Sig-
nificance. History and Symbolism
of the Flag paying special trib-
ute to the pioneers of the nation
and to the Charter Members of
the National Society, Daughters
of the American Revolution which
has worked so steadfastly through
the years since its founding on
October IL. 1890 to "perpetuate
the memory and the spirit of the
men and women who achieved
American Independence; to pro-
mote the development of an en-
lightened public opinion, and to
foster patriotic citizenship" In
conclusion she stated reverently
that "the Flag is a living symbol
of our liberty"
Mrs. Ralph Oral Whitaker,
vice president general of the Ma
tional Society, Daughters of the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Audrey Taylor
Harold Hall
To Wed Sept. 5

Mrs. Harry Taylor, 50 South
Oak Street, announces the coming
marriage of her daughter, Audrey,
to Harold Hall of London. Sun
day, September 5, has been chosen
as the date for the event.
Miss Taylor Is graduate of
London High School and for the
past three years has been associ-
ated with the F & r Lazarus &
Company, Columbus, in the Credit
Department.
Mr.. Hall is the son of Mrs.
Minnie Hall, 81 East Fourth ST.,
and Gordon Hall, London r. R..
A graduate of Madison Local
High School, he is now employed
at the Mundean Manufacturing
Company in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Oklahoma Relatives
Honored BY w. J. Dyers
At Club House Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. William Dyer of
Marlview Farm, near Plain City.
entertained Tuesday evening of
last week at Coover Memorial
Club House, London, for the plea
sure of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Flor
ence of Antlers, Oklahoma.
Guests, seated around a table
with artistic floral adornment,
were twelve and included, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Florence,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams
and daughter Betty of HiIliaFd, Mr..
and Mrs. Deane NJ. Richmond and
Miss Louise Richmond, Mrs. David
r. Sutherland, Plain City and Mrs.
Herbert r. Mengert at whose
home, 16 North Main Street, the
party assembled before the dinner
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence maintain
a home in Plain City and are there
occasionally as MIR. Florence has
extensive business Interests in
Madison County. Recently they
had as their guests their youngest
son, Walter Florence Jr., and his
bride, who live in Pittsburgh and
another son, Captain John Flor
ence of the u. S. Navy now as
signed to the Pentagon in Wash
ington D. c. and living in Alex
andria, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest r. Hanson
and their daughters, Beverly and
Gloria, East High Street, have re-
turned from a two weeks motor
vacation to the west. Among pla-
ces of special interest, their itin-
erary included stops at Colorado
Springs, Denver, Salt Lake City,
Yellowstone National Park, Wis
consin Dells and Black Hills.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Mrs. Whitaker InstaIIs Officers Of
Three OAR Chapters On Flag Day

American Revolution, then install
led the officers of the three chap
ters.
London Chapter officers install
led were: Mrs. B. L. Adair, reg
ent; Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, vice
regent; Mrs. B. NJ. Beatty, chap
lain; Mrs c. o. Thompson, record
ing secretary; Miss Margaret
Chance, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. r. K. Shaw, treasurer; Mrs.
Benjamin Wood, registrar; Miss
Bess Trumper, historian; Mrs. F.
E. holland, librarian; Mrs. Marvin
Tyler, custodian. Directors for
two years, Mrs. Ralph Oral Whit
aker, Mrs. E. r. Laird, retiring
regent of London Chapter and
Mrs. Peyton r. Emory.
Miss Phyllis Jean Baker, the
recipient of the OAR Good Cit
izenship pin, being unable to be
present, was represented by Miss
Suzanne Rea, a former Chapter
winner of the award and also a
State winner of the Good Citizen
ship pin. l.
Among the distinguished guests
present, were, Mrs. P. F. Mooney,
State Librarian, and her daughter,
Miss Laurabel Mooney, State
Chairman of Pages of the Ohio
Society OAR, both of Mt. Ster-
ling. Miss Mooney is also State
Registrar of the Children of the
American Revolution.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

Mary Alice Sherwood, r R#2
Plain City left home Tuesday en-
route to New York City where she
Is scheduled to 60 aboard the
Britannia of the Cunard Line to
sail for England.
Miss Sherwood is accompanying
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lambert on the six weeks trip
to Horwich, England where they
will visit with Mr.. Lamberts
father, Thomas Lambert and other
relatives. Several tours have been
planned for Miss Sherwood and
the Lamberts after their arrival
in England and one trip will take
them to Scotland, it was stated.
Miss Sherwood is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. RoIIin Sherwood
of Canaan Township. She gradu-
ated from Ohio State University
In March after majoring i'm home
economies. During her last quarter
in school she was employed by
the United Commercial Travellers
insurance Co. at their Columbus
office.
During the past week she re-
signed her position with the insur'
ance company and accepted po-
sition in the home economic de-
partment of the Jackson Center
high school In Shelby county.
Before Miss Sherwood left on
her trip TO England she was pre-
sented with 35mm camera from
the insurance Co. In appreciation
of her services rendered while an
employees of the firm.