Orphanage News Letter Reports Alaska Work Details
Mrs James McWhinnie Superintendent outlines the Alaska Work at Tremont Temple Boston with Curtis P Coe as Superintendent S A Coldwell assistant and Miss Elizabeth Cranmer. Records show 124 children served 64 boys 64 girls with 39 discharged and 25 enrolled now. Thirty four converts immersed and joined the church. The home receives 7500 dollars annually from The Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society and seeks Alaska marked contributions. All Sunday schools and young people's societies in New England urged to give. This is the only Baptist mission home for Alaskan children. Send all contributions to Miss Gertrude L Davis Treasurer.
January Weather Report and Local News Notes
January weather data show a maximum of 46 and minimum of 23.64 with 4.37 inches of precipitation and 6.5 inches of snowfall. The letter from McMinnville mentions Mr. Coe, Kodiak visit, new hymnals, and updates on Oleana Sperbeck and Irene Forsman in Seattle. It praises Mr. Coldwell for his printing work at the orphanage and urges letters of support to Mr. Learn.
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Snopgraass, Vol. Observer
Oleana Sperbeck
Irene Forsman
Seattle
Coldwell
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