Alaska Trip by Editors by Way of 1928 History and Modern Progress
An embedded travelogue recounts 1920s Alaska exploration by editors from forty states, noting early discovery, Russian influence, and U S statehood. It covers WPA projects, Alaska rail plans, Sitka and Rodik navy bases, modern ships, tourism growth, and cultural preservation through totem pole restoration as a government supported program with Indian student training, concluding with a teaser about next week's continuation.
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Alaska
PWA
Rodlak
Sitka
Anther
Fatr
Banks
Ural
Birthday party honors Mrs Betton and community visits
A flood of social notes details birthdays, visits, and gatherings across Centennial area. Families including the Herrons, Moore, Stepp, Ferguson, and Block share neighborly events, church picnics, and holiday hospitality through Monday to Wednesday, with travels to Nebraska City and the Dakotas and a High Creek church picnic highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suse’ Herson
Keith Stepp
Phyllis Block
Mua
Ernest Moore
Muth
Keun Brepa
Phillis
Block
Ren Herran
Betton
Conan
Cals
Pearl
Woat
Romert
Bot Unite
Tor
Charilend
Gouri
Bentent Moore
Danneen
Bueerty
WH. Herron
Charlie Ferguson
Nebraska City
High Creek Church
Hursday
Rose Herron
James Wolfe
Lee Million
Witl
Wiley Bartholomew
Mra
Frenk Puller
Familly
Golurady
Mia
Clark
Gus Fuller
Missouri
Jary
Ross
Albert Herron
Opal Herron
Chariie Denham
Dakotas
Doris Herren
Ross Herrui
Domi Marie Herron
Dine
Jett Baburdity
E. Clark
Slr
Shiahe Derrossett
Phi Girlss
Mieke
ENG
Neaien
Julio
Red Bort
Mex
Keihh
Stepys
Munday
Kellent
Mayne
J. Monee Miday
Stepps
Alferte
Unispili
Min Ghaelie Tegan
Mingtars
Min
Dens Bonyon
Aer Terran
Ard
Tre
Chiu
Krag Bark
Local residents share meals and visits across towns
Numerous families from Hamburg and nearby communities, including the Finnell, Miller, Nook, Lawson, and Pender clans, gathered for dinners, visits, and a state park reunion. Travelers from Omaha, California, and Nevada joined relatives, while local bands, school projects, and park picnics linked residents through late May gatherings.
Lone Chapel Visit Sparks Family Gathering
Claude Guhert made an early morning trip in Shenandoout last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J Sharp of Mumpt hes, Ma. visiting their daughter Mrs. Garl Athen and Mr. Athen, with other relatives. The Sta Community club plans a drive to Poster's. Like north of Shenandoah, Sunday, where Les will spend the day. The Misses Edith and Ruth Nook Raymond Bplegel, their cousin, Bilss.
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Alma Livingston
Locust Grove
Bors
George Green
Mary Anderson
Bhenanitoah
George Hush
Omaha
Earl Cleep
Mars
Francis Campbell
Ralph Halliday
Frank.Costett
Baby
Oders
Raymond Nook
Nde
Earl Athen
Helen
Jane Mastic Mer
Deté
Donna Moore
Esther Amler
Meekay
College Springs
Keele
Clyde
Missouri
Donad Finnell
Iamly
Hugh Finnell
Mra
Clay Coy
Ado
Nevada
Myrtle Brooks
Bin
Oscar Muller
Joe Chaney
Riverton
Roy Miller
Bauman
Merle
Ralph Miller
Orvilla
Allen Athen
J.C. Pullock
Laurence Henderson
Omane
Ugh
Innell
Orville Funkhouser
Funkhousers
Orville
Peter Pao Company
Lee Egbert
Hetty Lee
J Ruth Ann
Mike Weisenberger
Louis Miller
Palama
Panama City
Colon
Ruth Lawson
Califtonia
Glean Whisler
Carl Athen
Gharon Athen
Harery
James Bul Fom
Margaves Pinnell
Joe Weldmas
Edith
Hamburg
Paul Winkler
Colorado
Glenn Whister
Andrew Sulexel
Rose Nook
Moore Grayape
Fred Schbeider Andamily
Lew Mattes
Albert Nook
George Mattes
Prcniclers
Cris Spiceel
Gus Nook
John Nook
Willard White Sre
Ohn
Mare
Firm Bureau
Dred A. Gray
Wathon
Ruth Mook
Ghrs Nook
Raymond Molegel
Rhemenduery Midar
Miss Lawson
Mrs. T. Lawson
Beir
Pointe
Nebraska
Ui Cellurna
Claude Guhert
Shenandout
J. Sharp
Arn
Garl Athen
Mr. Athen
Athol
Sta
Poster's
Shenandoah
Les
Edith God Ruth Nook
Raymond Bplegel
Rourin
Bilss
Round the Bluff Bir and Mrb Fort Todde and family trip
The Todde family and friends left Wednesday for the Ozarks to spend two weeks of vacation. They passed through Lake City Utah and Sal Lake City. Glenn Wister Lawrence Batten Clyde Hastings and others traveled by car for a week from the Minnesota harvest fields. The group spent a day and night in Winnipeg Canada and noted unusually cold weather there before returning.
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Fort Todde
Wedarsdey
Ozarks
Andres ‘Todaten
Ted
Bo Sal
Lake City
Ulah
Sunior
Glenn Wister
Lawrence Batten
Clyde, Jr
Hastings
Minnesota Hiltvest Fields
Winneper
Canada
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National Editorial Association
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Bill
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Alaska Lites
AL Mistie
Muekord
Nature
Seattle Aire
Matty
Turin
Ciy
Vaic
Rae Feith
Blepp
Stop
Bhirley
Frm
Moore and
Daugh
Madison
George Sheridan
Cac Hoover
Glover Barnes
Emmaline
Furiene Melton
Abe Melton
Bud Fender
Rebbe
South Dakota
Bruce Pender
Fenders
Here
Witeos
Alonzo Philips
Frances Lack
Endy
Ora Hallen
Alonzo
Oma Todalen
Isabel
jAston
Fred Kline
Hatton
Claude Morgan
State Park
Jim Givens
Kannes City
Mim Rue Hatt
Central Business College
Duddy
Sirs
Roy ‘Bathen
Hatten
Mt. Washington
George Grigg
Jennie Gordon
Doughby
Mary
Idaho
Parks and Tepat
Hexley Moose
Hamburg Hospital
Mac Owens
Aaron Todalen
Ben Hatton
Porter's Lake
Lone Chapel
Neiberling Tire Sale
Barron
Trumbhurg, Towa
Vicinity
Snowhite Cafe
Wayne H. Hoskins
Prug
Barron Oil Co
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