The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1949, Page 7

MONDAY, MAY 16, 1949 “ANY "(RACKED ICE" jce Moves af Nenana SHIRWOOD WIRT WANTS '¢.5 . aoe 13. - (OPY OF HIS pomsjsa'“’d“flz-” P.M. From the Rev. Sherwood E. Wirt | The Tanana River ice at Nenana of tHe University Congregational moved May 14 at 12:39 p.m. Church where he is minister to (Postal regulations do not permit students, comes an invitation o0 newspapers giving any further par- * his Juneau friends to visit him | ticulars regarding the breakup so when in Seattle. :cnc will have to tune in on broad- He writes that he will te at the casting stations, apparently not af- “University Congregaticnal Church, fected by govi East 43rd and Brooklyn, just a| The following are dates of ice block off the campus. I am here breakups: every day except Monday and 1917 30, 11:30 am. would particularly like to invite you 1918 y 11, 9:33 am, all to Sunday morning services at| 1919 3, 2:33 pm. 11 c'clock.” 1920 The Rev. Mr. Wirt, former Ju- 1821 4 Deau newspaper man, published 21922 volume of Alaskan poems entitled |1923 “Cracked Ice” when he was here in | 1624 1937 and is now looking for any 1925 uvailable copies of his little book. |1926 “Being young and foolish—and | 1927 hard up—I sold my last copy in|1928 1940 and have not had one since,”!1929 he writes. “I am wondering if some | 1630 11, 10:46 am. 11, 6:42 am. one of your readers who has a copy | 1931 May and no longer has any need of 1(,“1932 May would be willing to sell it back to| 1933 : May ? me. I will pay $1 for any copy and | 1934 . April would like more than one if pos-|1035 May sible.” 1936 April ‘The Empire will be glad to assist | 1937 A May in the transaction, and will pay $1|1938 J ...May for the first couple of copies of|1039 April 2 . “Cracked Ice” that come into the| 1940 April office. \ 1941 May 3 et 1942 April 3 RUMMAGE SALE | 1943, April At Lutheran Church Wed., May | 1944 May 18, beginning 10 a.m. 97 2t | 1045 May A Ty NG 1946 May In rich ground there may be a | 1947 3 May million earthworms in an acre.. |1948 May E— - 11949 ... May Follow the Cabs to : 'POPPY DAY WILL BE BOSS' OASIS " piscussen, ALA MEET in Douglas for a Good Time American Legion Auxiliary mem- ers are asked to be present at esday evenng's soclal meeting at which time the final plans will be [ made for Poppy Day. There will alsc be an eiection of delegates to the Legicn Convention to be hld at | Mt. McKinley Park in June. 1 ! JUDGE HELLE! 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