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HOOKER, CLIFFORD {. On Monday

HOOKER Of 5i8 6sth place seat
Pleasant, Md. beloved husband OF
Anna 3. Hooker. father OF Andrew
c. Hooker and Mrs Catherine H.
Beall and brother Of Mrs. Ruth
BueChert and Edward Hooker He
also is survived by six grandchil-
dren Friends may call at Nalley's
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode Island
ave at Eastern ave. ne. Funeral
Thursday. April 26 at 9:45 am;
thence to St Marsaret's Catholic
Church, Seat Pleasant, Md, where
mass will be offered at 1890 am.
for the repose OF his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visiting
hours, Tuesday, April "A, and
Wednesday, April 25, from to
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FRAZIER, CARRIE BROWN. on Mon

DAY. April -. 1852, CARRIE
BROWN FRAZIER OF l4S W st. NV,
beloved mother OF Lucille B. Tomp-
kiuS. sister OF Charles Brown Of
Culpeper. Va; :! grandeh!ldren.
TompkinS other relatives and many
friends. After ) pm. Thursday,
Arril 26. 1862. friends are invited
10 call at Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
81. NV, where funeral services will
be held on Friday, April -, 1862.
at II am. Interment Culpeper. Va.
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KRoNHEIMER, BESSIE NJ. On Sat

urday. April II. 1862. BESSIE NJ.
late Charles Kronheimer. She is
survived by three nephews, Mr., John
Wolf. Mr. Paul Bobbitt and Mr..
Harry Kronheimer. Funeral from the
W. x. Huntemann & Son Funeral
Home. 5132 Georgia ave. NV
viewing after pm. on Wednesday
April 25), on Thursday. April .!6. al
II am. Interment National Me
mortal Park Cemetery. West Falls
Church Va %
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GEORGE FAULDs. Worthy Chief.

JOHNSTON. MISS SARAH NJ. On
Wednesday. April rs 1852. at the
NJ. JOHNSTON Of $500 North 26th
ST.. Arlington. Va, aunt of Henry B.
Candee and other nieces and
repnews. Friends may call at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ul
18th st. NV. parking facilitiesD
Services from Epiphany Episcopal
Church, 1917 G st. NV. on Friday,
April ~ at 10 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery %
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Sunday. April -. 1862, at his
residence. 1908 Pomeroy I'd. Sc,
CHARLES N. HOWARD. devoted son
Of Mrs. Jessie M Williams He also
is survived by his wife. Mrs. Helen
beloved sodmother. other relatives
and friends. After D pm Wednesday.
April 25. friends may call at the
Robert q, Mason Funeral Home,
800 Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral service
Oh Thursday. April % at pm,
at Bethlehem Baptist Church.
Nichols ave and Howard I'd. Sc. the
Rev James E. Coates officiating
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
teTy
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JORDAN, BERTHA I On Saturday

April 2I, 1867. BERTHA T. JoR-
DAN Of $40 NJ st. NV. daughter
Of Mrs Matilda Redfield. She also
Is survived by a lifelong friend,
other friends. After pm. WedneS-
day, April 25. friends may call al
the Morrow & Woodford Funeral
Home, 1922 llth St NV. where
funeral services will be held Thurs.
dav, April 26. at II am. Intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemeterv OS
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wednesday, April %. 1870? at her
residence, 2O4 Green st Alexandra,
Va. NELLIE JOSEPHINE DONAHUE
mother Of Miss Helen Donahue. Mrs.
Albert j. Malley. Mrs. Frances E
Dow and MIS-. G. l.. Millard. jr
Friends may call at the Cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Alfred
SIS. Alexandria Va. until pm
THURSDAY Funeral services and in.
terment on SATURDAY.. April IS. iron
the n Power O'Connor Funera,
Home 4SR Main 81 . EaVerhill Mass
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KoHLBRENNER, JULIA NJ. OF ISL
Ordway st. NV, on April "a. 1862
wife of Edward ]. Kohlbrenner. sis
ter of Grace Brooks, Mae Wagner
and Florence Barber. Prayers a.
Chambers Funeral Home. $685.
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. or
Friday, April ~. at 1920 am. In,
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 26
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town town Hospitii. DR.. HENRY BIELsTI
Of 23u3 Annandale Id Annandale.
Va. beloved husband Of Lucille
Mictus BiclSki. father OF John P.
Mark j.. AMI Marsha NJ. BielSki. all
rf tine home address and brother Of
Dr. Alfred D. Bielski. DID S, Of Pitts
purgh. Pa. Friends may call at the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
where there will be a recitation OF
the rosary at $50 pm. WEDNESDAY.
Erril 35 Requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am Thursday. April
u at st. MichaeTs Church. An
nardale Va Intermeat Arlington
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CATO KELLY. Chief Anteler.
EAMTTEI. NJ GRAHAM lSt Scrihf

ACKSON. JAMES. On Tuesday. April.
n. 1867 at FreedmPn's Hospital.
JAMES JACKSON Of 935 o ST. NV.
He leaves TO mourn his passing a
devoted friend Mrs. Emma Waddy
and others. Remains resting at the
John T Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
3nl5 18th ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
later.
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ECONOMOU. JOHN P. On wednesday

ApTN .. IHb-. JOHN p. ECONO-
MOU Of 3O39 Macomb st. NV, be-
loved husband Of Mary Economou,
John z. Litsas Mrs. Sam G. Orfanos.
Mrs. Alexander A. Notopoulos, John
J. Charuhas and Mrs. Wesley H
Chapel Friends may call at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol
ith st. NV. tparking facilities. .
Services at St. Sophia's Orthodox
Cathedral, 36th st. and Mass. ave
NV. on Saturday. April rs. at IL
noon Interment CJlenUood Csmetery
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MAXINE d. On Monday.
april %. lat2.- MAXINE D: Lam
CASTER of 5O5 P ST. NV. beloved
wife of William Edward Lancaster,
mother of William E. III, Rodney,
sylvester, Shelton and Anthony.
She also is survived by other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by
McGuire Inc q
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CROCKETT, ETHEL.

Monaay, Apr!l y. 1867. at her resi-
dence - Randolph ST. NV. she
leaves TO mourn her husband. Russell
Crockett; her mother and father
Mrs. Maude and James Hilliard: one
sister, two brothers. James and Willie.
three uncles. two aunts and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
rangements by Smiths Funeral
Home. ZIG 18th St NV. Family
can be contacted at AID. 4-SSfO.
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BELL. ROBERT 3. On Tuesday April

u, IsS5, ROBERT E. BELL Of @ilj
n ST NV, Apt. :. beloved husband
OF Lucille Bell Also surviving are
one sister, one brother, three Aunts.
one uncle, other relatives ana many
friends. Notice OF funeral later Ar
ransemenfs hv McGulre Inc. 20
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FARNELL. SUSAN A. On Monday,
April 23. 1862, a. F.: Lauderdale,
Fla. SUSAN A FARNELL. the be-
loved mother Of Mrs Lorraine l.
Bader ard Mrs. Georgia F. Tolson.
She also is survived by six grand
children and five Rreat-arand- =
children. Friends may call al the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th ST. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Friday, April -. az pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "6
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day. April "A. 1867. at his residence,
420 Kerwin I'd, Silver Spring, Nd,
JAMES RUSSELL LENT. sr... hus-
band Of Mabel E. Lent and father
OF DR.. James Russell Lent, ir.- Mr..
Lent rests at the Warner {. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring Md. where serv-
ice will be held on Wednesday.
April %. at > pm. (parking IA
cilitiesI. Interment Reformed Dutch
Church Cemetery. MontroSe. N Y.
copy
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MADISON, RALEIGH B. On Sunday

April -. 1862. at Frcedmen's Hos
pital RALEIGH B. MADISON of
III! Lang pl. ne. devoted wife of
Warner Madison. mother of Maceo
Newell daughter of Mrs Mary
Caldwell. sister of Mrs. Ella Bennett
and Mrs. Pernetta Holmes. She also
is survived by three grandchildren
and a host Of other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at the
william SpangIer Funeral Home, 52i
eth st. ne, after 3 pm, on Thurs
day. April 20. Services will be held
at 1890 pm. Friday, April -. at
Mt Olivet Baptist Church. 9th ST..
between L and NJ SITS. ne. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
OR
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1ratha
RRINGTON. |

ARLINGTON. RALPH &. on Mcud7v.
April -. 1862. RALPH q. AIRING
TON Of 5000 18th ST. nv beloved
husband Of Mrs. Merle P Arlington.
s,epfather Of Paul P. ManIS ard
william NJ Manus. brother Of join
GregE Arrington. Friends NAV call
2, the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
-gul l4th st NV. after pm
Wednesday. April - tparkins Ia
cI!Itissn. Services al the above funeral
home on Fridav, April -, at l pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
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xARAZAKAs ANNA Officer, and mem

KARAZAKAS. ANNA. Officers and mem
% 5 i. . !. |:'|||.. . q /
III III attend the funeral Serv-
W~ III ices OF our beloved sister
Thursday, April 20. lHf9.
at St Sophia'S Greek Orthodox
Cathedral at l4.3O pm.
MRS. A. GLEKAS. Pres.
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PYNE. REAR ADMIRAL FREDERICK

GLOVER, USN ireiired). On SUNDAY
cazonovia' N. Y. REAR HDMiRAI
FREDERICK GLOVER PYNE. He is
survived by three sons, 1t. Col. F
C.. Pyne. USAR; Rear Admiral
SCHUYLER N. Pyne, UsN Getiredl
Graveside Ha Rs servicss atI.s win % be at ?NH ssd
pm. Friday. April ~. 1862. al
Arlinrtnn National Gem eterN %
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April - 1852. at her residence 440I
FesseHden ST. nv, ANNA p.
KARAZIKAS. beloved wife of Pericles
NJ. KaraZlkas mother OF Mrs. Eve
K. ExarnakiS. Mrs. Eleni X. Oktay,
and Marcos Karagikas. sister OF A.
Karavangelos. Friends may call at
the S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29ll Fourteenth ST. nv (parking
facilities. Services at St Sophia
Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Mass. ave
and Both st. NV. on Thursday. April
25, at l2.:iO pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 4 contribution tc
the st. Sophia Greek Orthodox Ca.
thedral Building Fund may be madt
as an EXPRESSION Of sympAthv.
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BLOOD, GEORGE II. or 6O4 A St.
ne. on April u, 1862, father Of
Thomas A. Blood and Mrs. Harold
stroud OF Des Moines. Iowa. Services
al Chambers Georgetovn Funeral
Home 3072 NJ st. NV, cn FRIDAY,
April -. at pm. Intsrment wash
ington National Cemetery.
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Hprii 3 1852 ROBERT PG JoHNsfoN NSsgffoS
Of 2337 18th st. NV. beloved
pIs2sr. pDsno .ol ,bs nhnse "a Hi0at y0hnStSn' on
Funeral Home, 2g0l l4th st NV.
on Thursday. April 20, at $50 am.
parking facilitiesl; thence to ST.
PaulS Catholic Church, 18th and
V stS. NV. where the holy sacrifice
Of the mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose OF his soul
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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LEATHERs. DORA R. On Sunday,

April %. 1852, DORA R. LEATHERs
Of 1876 34th place, ne. beloved wife
of Artis Leathers, devoted mother OF
Arts H. Leathers. Friends are invited
10 call at FraZier's Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. on Fri
day, April 81. 1862. from 1 pm. to
1890 pm. Funeral and interment on
Sunday, April 20, at Spring Hope
N. c. 25,27
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SAREF g. RSgFPd'K K Hgsi FgRErSkrkT a2S@ of MAS ASs
Lanark way. Silver Spring. Nd,
wife of Frederick G. Preinkert.
daughter Of Mrs, Julia F. snouffer
and the late John H. Snouffcr
liams, Mrs. Wesley c. Clark. Mrs.
Roy L. Talbot, Mrs. Gerhard A.
Adler and George B. Snouffer. Mrs.
Preinkert rests at the Warner z
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md.
Service will be held on Thursday
April IS, at 10 am. at st. Stephen
and the Incarnation Episcopal
Church. 18th and Newton Sts. NV.
IntermRnt ParklaMn CPmeferY %
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to-" says Julius Garfinckel
g. Co.'S director of public re-
lations and fashion co-ordi-
nator.
Adrienne Lettre, vice pres
ident of Saks, received her
first two pieces of antique
Royal Crown Derby china as
a wedding gift. The bold
colors and patterns captured
her fancy then. Her collec-
ton has grown so large that
now she can only display
certain groups of them at a
time. Her dream house by a
lake or the sea, will be large
enough to hold the tureens
complete dinner set for eight,
knives, dessert spoons, plat
tiers, vases, bon-bon dishes
ash trays, and other Royal
Crown Derby pieces she has
collected.
She haunts antique shops
here and abroad and thinks
nothing of taking a trip to
New Orleans if she hears Of
a collection that may be
going on the market. Her
apartments decor revolves
around the collection, with
the colorS being picked up in
various ways throughout the
rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

Fashion is the business of
a fascinating quintet of
Washington women.
They exhibit as much diff
ference in their choice of a
hobby as in the variety of
executive jobs they hold.
All prefer to talk about
their hobbies rather til an
about clothes.
With Mrs. Ann KisSal Refs
man, Mrs. Ruey Messenger,
Mrs. Adrienne Lettre, Mrs.
DorcaS Hardin, and Mrs.
Betty Hays, their hobbies are
a stimulating part of the ex-
citing lives they lead.
Mrs. Reisman is Ann Kis-
sal, Washington associate
merchandising editor of Har-
per's Bazaar. Her collection
OF watch keys has grown
more valuable every minute
from the time she started it,
Is years ago.
Her husband, DR.. s. John
Reisman, of the United
States Public Health Serv-
ice, gave her the first one as
a charm for her bracelet,
lone Christmas Day he gave
me IA of them, one every
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came about as a result of it.
Her interest in the art forms
of thousands Of years ago,
came about nine years ago
when she and her husband
travelling through Mexico,
often by burro, were search
ing out the distinctive fab
RIGS and designs they carry.
On each trip back they try
to visit a different archeo-
logical site. They visited
Palenque four years ago, and
are not strangers to the ruins
in Yucatan, Chichencvtza,
FL Tain and Tikal, where
a University of Pennsylvania
team has been digging for
10 years. They have been
present at the opening of a
site also in Oaxaca. Archie
ologists who visit the Hays,
call their collection a fine
one. Betty Hays has dis
covered that her hobby has
made her want to learn more
about the earthly culture of
those happy people" of an
ancient age.
DOrcaS Hardin's grand
mother may have uncon-
sciously influenced her where
the liking of butterflies is
concerned. Some white dam
ask napkins 1 remember,
and which I was later given,
had butterflies on them" she
remembers. She wears as hel
fashion signature a Buccel.
lati design gold butterfly
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and even in her needlepoint.
Il love their delicate color
schemes that are subtle and
always different, and often
find them a great source of
inspiration in my work." Mrs.
Hardin mentions. Books on
butterflies fascinate her. To
the Chinese the butterfly is
the symbol of happiness and
beauty. That's what butter
flies bring her, says Dorcas
Hardin, who owns an eXclu-
siye Georgetown dress shop.
Ruey Messengers doll COL
lecting has been going on
some Is years. She has be-
tween 225 to $50 dolls on the
bookshelveS in her living
room. She prefers to collect
a male and female doll from
the various places she has
travelled to. Friends send her
dolls from everywhere. Sew
eral show signs of newness
in that they have plastic
bodies and heads. The dolls
of past years, however, with
their expressive faces, their
embroiderieS rejecting the
handcraftS of their counties,
some of which are no longer
being done. are the ones
she's partial to.
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hour on the hour" the de-
lighted Ann relates. The
original Phi Beta Kappa key,
was a watch key, she dis
covered while doing research
on her collection of 18th, 18th
and 10Th century keys. She
also discovered that often the
key denoted the occupation
of the person wearing the
watch. Generally the key was
worn with a matching seal
on a fob chain or chatelaine.
She's now collecting pairs.
Matching them up provides
an element of mystery to her
hobby. "One December we
found a key in an antique
shop in New York and a
year later we found the seal
to match, in Los Angeles"
She's become such an au-
thority, that she's been asked
to do a magazine article on
the tiny keys that were often
set with semi-precious stones
and beautifully chased in
gold. Several museums keep
UP a brisk correspondence
with her. 1t was around 1900
when watches with keys made
their appearance. In the 10Th
century keys with rachets
making the key incapable of
winding backwards were de-
veloped by Abram-Louis Bre-
guet famous French watch
maker inventor. Her diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
FASHION NOTEBOOK
They'd Rather
Talk Hobbies

ficulty often lies in identify
ing the country in which a
key was designed. However,
she loses little time in track
ing down clues.
Betty Hays Georgetown
shop, The Phoenix, is a
treasure trove of Mexican
handcraftS. Her hobby of
collecting pre-Colomblan art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

When entertaining she
finds the men go to the
dolls like bird dogs and are
always askin G questions
about them" There are war
riorS, peasants, bullfighters,
bridal pairs, skiers, dancers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

babies, dolls in ceremonial
robes, one in an oil skin
slicker and a famous Japa-
nese Mask Dance Doll.
Mrs. Messengers world of
little people" greets her each
time she opens the door to
her apartment. They're
awfully nice to come home
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Boy Scouts Eourh Ii Fn -22 Below ATeatllet.

Six members of Boy Scout Troop 66 with two leaders lad an overnight camp-out near Moonlight Springs Saturday and report that theY were comfortable although t''e temperature dropped ta B degrees while they were there.
 Three boys elected 10 I've {n tents while the others dug I tun- nel in the snow
 In the party were Marty Jeeius Allen Scott. Donnv Young. Jimmy Wilke Max Johnson and Mike O'Connor was there part Of the time
 Leaders were Cary Beaty and Pat O'Coanell, both newcomers ta the community. who teach the 6tl7 grades at Nome School
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
NE. Cape Air Force
 And Local Basketball Team Split Twin Bill

Local basketball fans were treat ed to two historv. making games last weekend -as.the Northeast Cape Air Force All-Stars met the Local Stars, co-sponsored= by the National Guard and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The local aggregation won the first game Saturday night 54 10 30 but drop- ped the second game Sunday after noon 67 to B.
 In the first game, the visitors led by Mullens with IA and Eastman with l3 were very impressive with their hustles, clean play and sports manship.
 High for the even scoring local group were Korky Kost with 10 and Arnie Castel with g.
 The score was even all the way with the lead changing many times. It was old-timers Harold Bell and Bill Caldwell who .iced" the game for the Nome gang in the final minutes.
 In Sundays contest the deter mined team from St. Lawrence came back for an even first quar- ter, and a tremendous second quar- ter drive to top the locals.
 Braham, who played only in spots on Saturday, blistered the hoop for fantastic 32 points. nearly all on long set and long jump shots. Mullens, steady but unspe.tacular player. sank 19 for runner up honors for the Cape crew
 George Bell. who went all the way for the local five, led their scoring with IT, followed by Beaty with l5 and Wilson with IA. Beaty thrilled the crowd in the fourth quarter with several beautiful twisting drives and lay-ups which looked absolutely impossible.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Fcl1r T'srrhpv ro'7ain
 -nelairael at Us. Mere

Winners ef some of tho severa' liens gwen assaH at tac US. Mcr1 during the holidays to date are. 1ean Walsh. girls bicycle: and turkeys have been given to Tay- ler 1fo.a Sf Washiaeton Olanna, Bonny Larson. Robert Leight. Bea- rice Davis. Robert Baldwin. Frank Fllanna. and Chuck Lewis
 There are sill four turkeys 10 be claimed by "Wednesday evening, Ian. ?. stated manager Bob Smith, or they will be forfeited
 The Biz. Biz Pr.zes will be gwen away on the 10th of January, he advised. with the top prize of I S25o gift certificate.
 All purchases for cash or paid on account are eligible for these prizes.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Rev. John Maakestad N efs Fcrf7er ls'a kans

ReF. John iaate t7d. former pastor of the Iuthe.z, Church and act5Nc community worker who Is now chaalain intefne at the Uni- Tersitv of California Medical Gen. ter in San Francisco writes that he meets many interesting people in his work among whom is an old timer from Nome. He is Eric Theodore Burman. 87, who came to the Klendilze in 1898 from Stockholm, Sweden He travelled to Nome via the Yukon River in1900 and worked on Anvil and Ophir Creek for Capt. L. Lane, also on Center and Dexter Creeks
 |. W. be Zremenber. 10 old timers as the man in 1908 who won the 100 mile foot race that year inside the big Eagle Hall According 10 Burnaa. 22 started but only three finished the race, which took l5 hours and was 33 laDs around the fal for each mile. Burman told Rev Maakestad, those were the days of wooden ships and iron men
 Rev. Maakestad vii continue his studies until July of 1863 His training during the winter quarter has been at San Quentin Prison.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
NanoolSs to Tangle With Northeast Cane All Stars On New Years Day

The Nome High School Nanooks taagle with the Ar Force All Star team from Northeast Cape on New Years Day.
 The game should prove to be aa interesting affair as the height advantage of =the improving High sshool five will be pitted against the far more experienced Fly Boys
 Fans are asked 10 come out to show their appreciation of the fact that We have q team of Air Force GI's in town that are absolutely tops in clean, hard play and sports manship
 The preliminary game will pit the High School Junior Varsity led bv Wendell Smith and Richard Miller against the Junior High group that is featuring the all around play of Jake Sheldon and the driving of Frank Outwater. Game time is ? pm. for the pre- llmlnary game. Admission price:
 will be Sl.00 for adults and 5(
 cents for children and student. with s. B. cards.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Extension Service Office Open
 Is pm. on Tuesday & Thursday

Jean Burand, District Home De monstration agent from the Extea- sion Service of the University of Alaska. has announced that her office is now open in the Federal Bldg. on the second floor and regu- lar office hours are l=5 pm. on Tuesday and Thursday whether she IS in town or not, as NJ. Bob HarWood will be in the office. during these hours
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
COMM and COIN.

From Fairbanks: Jim Snyder, G. Markham, Arthur Carlson.
 From kotzebue: Rose Montoya.
 To Fairbanks: Bud Cox. Luther Nagaruk, Helen Carlisle, R. B. Davls, Elsie May Smith, Lorena Nershak, Ron Greasy, Steve Fouts
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31

Tom Balone. local attorney and city attorney, returned with his family from a trip to the outside where they enjoyed spending Christmas in Michigan with rela- lives and friends.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Hospital News

Admitted: Ray Foster, Joann Blllman, Glade Matheny, Gertrude Fondell.
 Discharged: Reynard Fully, Bob Blodgett, Grace Attatayak, Olga Bale.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
Harley MacDonald.

Hdr1eY MdcO-11dIu, edT pIo- neer who makes his home in Sara .oga. Calf, Box 272. would Ike to hear from old friends, if there are any left in Nome He was employed by the Snake River Grocery Store until about 1910.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-31
In Masistrate's Court

Three persons pleaded guilty 10 drunk charges. They were: Steve Kyutelluk, S25; Daniel Oxerak, S20 and Carl Oxerak, S2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
his brick ranehsr is a real bus.

This brick raneher is q real buy.
4 lge. bedrms., plenty Of closet
space. u baths. den. q paneled
rec. I'm. opens on q lovely patio.
Trees, fenced I'd. and Just re-
dec. FLA appraised at the low,
low figure Of S1S,500. Hurry TOT
this one and be in before school
starts. ~
KING REALTY CO.. OR. 3-OISs.
FAIRFAX-3-bdrm.. brick rambler.
firepl.. full daylight bsmt. vim
firepl.. h.-W.h., carport and
fenced rear yard. Att. tsrnA
Open, call for dir.
Millican Realty Co.. CIR. 3-459k
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CONTEMpORApv

across Ia acre knoll is
this beautiful 3 bedroom con-
temporary rambler, full-length
picture windows overlook the
tree-studded yard. Jalousied III
year-around porch with outdoor
Bar-B-9ue. With heatolator. car
standing homes in this nricp
range. Only S2I. $50.
451 $500 S36-62OO 356-7OOO
ROUTH ROBBINS
PEAL EcTATE NOnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

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