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Show r UV x The IPayson (Chronicle BHE UTAH PAYSON, Maud E. Patten Dies Tuesday Mr.x. Maud Etna Patten, COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER . 8, 1933 PER YEAR $2.00 PAYSON STAGES THRILLING CELEBRATION; THOUSANDS PARTICIPATE IN FESTIVITIES beloved member of the Payson First ward, diid at the family home TuesThat Affect the Dinner day evening after an illness of openings only Checks and Tax four days. She was the wife of John Pails, Dividend 'of Every Indvidual. National S. Patten. Bills Mrs. Patten was born at Ilebrow, Problems Insepaand Jmevnatio-a- l on March 25, 1880, a daughter Utah Welfare. rable Fiui Local of Thomas S. and Louisa Hannah Leavitt Terry. She has lived in Pay-so- n for 14 years and has been an March 4, things have .;nee Eu,r active church worker, particularly as and at Washington, l(n hummmg a teacher in the Relief noticeable a been has Society. ;a:e there Roosevelt She is survived by her husband Leaden. n Lois Bates; Gypsy banner bearers, Vearl Patten who left Payroll's Sixth annual Golden on of hs late weeks as being four sons, Erlandson and Dorothy Mcis Jean Ilia and Celebration homecoming most exhaustive since he took recently for Tracy, California; Side (now history and the hard Working Clellan. is men-- a ney, Coronel and Following is the prize winning He. The tiain, of course, Keith; two daughtPayson defeated Wasatch committee members are very happy The next entry was a beautiful he has an ers, Lillian and Hannah, Pavson; her letter on- Why I know the Depresswell as physical Oil of iSa.lt Lake in the over the results. Pioneer float entered by the Spanish but he must make aged mother of St. George, Utah; ion is over, submitted by Mrs. Mary v of advi-.i'- s a tribute in every ease and three brothers, Edward and Jed D. McClellan of Salt Lake City pren ,,'la-- t Tournament today FriThe labor day holiday crowd in Fork Indian War Veterans, Terry beautiful Another to the A Celebrait Onion if pioneers. is wrong. t the blame Littlefield, Arizona; Davi ) . The score was 5 to 2 attendance was fully as large as the Terry, vious to the Golden day Moththe Pioneer was tribute like pioneer from selected was The tion. celebrawent letter week Delta Utah; two sisters, Mrs. Mary something one two years ago when the cort Sons local the In a thrilling ball game .played tion was held in connection with the er float entered by el .. warships to Cuba Bunker, Salt Lake; Mrs. Exie Blake, several hundred by the judges, Miss of Utah Pioneers; and Daughters them when need had St. George. Hattie Diamond, htad of the English Monday at American Fork, Payson B'uck Hawk. While the crowd was j withdrew Jensen truck farm was represented won the right to represent the Cent- not so Miss of the school, Funeral high the Department on will services y opening held be Saturday, recovery program Sjieevtod large isoj. at 2 p. m. in the First ward Helen Alleman, English instructor ral Utah league in the state amateur day it surpassed the expectations. with a hand cart filled with tempting d approved teel, oil and lumber Much merri'. ague tournament at Salt Lake starand Ray Wilson, contest manager. Most pleasing was the response of vegetables and melons. pastries codes. Approved a number chapel with Bishop William Albert Junior high from tthe ment caused Pleasant former was by ing Friday by winning Burial in the farm relief plans and Worked on McClellan officiating. I'aysonians and it was a of Mr. students school Grove. misfit band, to farm-- g Payson Cemetery will be directed by Why I fvnow The Depression Is Over rial homecoming with most homes in tails of paying benefits in run five a Willardson. rally Payson staged the city entertaining visitors. riducmg cotton crops. Got pub-wor- the Claudin Funeral Home. he seventh inning to cinch the con-- . Three beautiful floats represented I saw the Ghost of Depression with the The unique ceremony, program moving mottle close had teams the st after played Lionism, Payson Lions Club, Lady air. Man Old burial of and Depression," Slowly stalking through the oothly rapidly! Decided to MARIE DRESSLER of the game. Dud- which for the a minature for the Lions Lions and first part twisted int-pwas celebration at His face off the started andon seviral ugly army posts in G. & P. allowed but WALLACE BEERY was also entered A Cubs. minature hurler ley, Payson 7 With anguish and despair. oclock Saturday morning struck of economy. Made important & Richards for 6 hits while Call Radio Genes Shop. Held the chord for the theme of the cele- by AT STAR SUNDAY omatic appointments. P. G. were hit 13 times. One of the most beautiful entries And I heard him as he muttered, on possibilities for inflation bration, a brighter and more hopeful a three been to There have was in the parade was by the Junior Delvoice filled the his Then and prosperous future. d studied economic trends. Made air; gruff Thrills, laughs and heart throbs all title but the play-ofthe for f game The burial was conducted by the ta Club. This was folowed by the ms for extending Civilian Conser-tio- n They buried me in Payson, mingle in the reunion of Marie Dresslet to the decided Monday managers is everywhere. Arr-pe- d Deseret Mortuary and they gener- beautiful yellow colonial gown enterCorps through winter. ier and Wallace Beery, beloved team Prosperity Co-othan contest rather the decide game Springvilles with of Min and for opining negotiations ously provided a hearse and casket ed by the Payson Bill, who are again in a few days. The in times led the next sectthree band concert fine is let'day The hundred which gold, several :;n Ar:er:can countries on recoipro-- ! ripening grain turning reposed in Tugboat Annie which The lambs are sheltered in the fold; ither two games will be played after ters received from all parts of Utah ion, first came the Riteway Store In addition tariff agr'enunts. opens at the Star Theatre Sunday. he tournament. That's Prosperity. f ind outside points in the letter con- - with a large patriotic ship carrying must make innumer-l- e Miss Dressier plays Annie, With kss important decisions, meet st Why I know the depression is the N. R. A. emblem; Dixons Markd Beery cast as her shiftless but on the trees The et, cleverly decorated in red and white apples, peaches lay cailers, go through a stiff and mate, Captain Terry. They Are 'Chase in the Lumber Company also flying breeze; avoidable leutine that is part of gentle ripening Maiching to a happy tune played battle and make up again for countblue the Thats chief executives job. and eagle; Utah Poultry Plant band the with Prosperity. Mayor by Payson less laughs; there is a dramatic note I Mo't enci. u raging recent I.. Curtis in the group, the pro- - with the cleverly designed float an-e- s . govern-ta- l of mother love and a gigantic thrill The children, playing round my knee achievement is completion of in icn was led to the grave in Mem- - nouncing fine milk white eggs. the climax when Beery enters a can as The Cultus Club fashioned in white e Are be; tud ard oil codes. healthy, happy Both have orial Park where P. C. Wightman blazing firebox to repair a boiler at T1 ats :h irny going; with oil Dr. ill Re steel Wilson Melvin and Prosperity. gold lettering and appointments and many Persson, sea and thus save a storm-tosse- d of the most beautiful entries, one was have bi on recalcitrant, of L. D. the were in honor of ITouts the The committee glum, liner. given charge And when we go down to the store, followed with another love-DepThis was re, perst ive. General Johnson Old of the remains and held Fair Man; Sunday uverirjr Community A smash hit wherever it has shown, a and more; the We he ci me juffy-oye- d penny n price, pay and weary ly float entered by the Federated sion, to his resting place. Monday desire to express their Tugboat Annie will satisfy you and Hat's " with them. Finally in any of the ceremony Music Club. Every detail was carr-va- .i Another all to who assisted feature make you glad you saw it. It plays b ' leaders into a room, the announcement of the prize ied out in black and white, repres-.inr.ixay ana were sufficiently interested for three days Sunday, Monday and The cost of '.l e.o '!. living is getting high; for 12 hours with in the contest, Mrs. Maryjenting the black notes and signs of in exhibits to insure the o bring Tuesday, with a matinee Sunday But well have more cash with which l'y ci inti rmi'sion; ;. almost . the of .access M.(!M Everything ;n, widow of Prof. J. J. music on a white lackground. project. at 2:30. to buy; tn:e an agreement The Farmers Mercantile entry adout of A double both former Paysonians, McClellan excellent most was a of diown qualcomedy bill is the bargain Thats Prosperity. mi. Their demand for an open ity and the only thing to be regret- first prize of $5; Mrs. Ivar C. Butts, vertised the I. G. A. and was animaattraction Wednesday and 0 wa- defeated. Main provisions night ted was that the display was not Evanston Wyoming, second prize of ted with a group of youngsters mak4. Laurel The Golden onions in the field Thursday, September a week, which may be larger. People who promised articles $3; Mrs. P. H. Rasmussen, Clarkston ing music along the way with tin and Hardy in The Midnight Fatrol Give 'elide! to is hours at seasonal promise of abundant yield; to exhibit failed to bring them in. Utah, third prize of $2; June Butler, fifes. share honors with Mickey McGuire Thats Prosperity. Erl Wynn, the fire chief on his a.s; a minimum 12 years old Payson; Mrs. Nell Wim-me- r, hand beautiful articles of. Many and his gang in Mickeys Big BroaNov-ihe- r ipe; an eight-hou- r well Dixknown horse announced Texaco in the womens departSalt Lake; Mrs. Maaoiine day after dcast. A sport reel, musical, news- Our President rules with honest grace work shown 1 if Pay-sothe industry is operating Mellor ment. Allie who were awarded on, Payson; Mrs. Exhibitors products; Page Furniture had a most reel and two novelty shorts complete And 80 or more puts each business in its place; premiums shown by ribbons for first attractive float and a star covered H. Salt F. Mrs. per cent of capacity, Lake, Badham, A great big the comedy lineup. e code Thats Prosperity. auto announced the Star Theatre. Mrs. econd and repreents a middle ground dimes third each $1. were, places worth; don't miss it! Dunns Confectionery Float, a lovely government wanted more than it beautiful Zina was Louis Vina the The next feature Daniels, Wightman, Kay Francis and Nils Asther are Prosperity has killed me, t, and the industry wanted to in white with dainty trim- creation give the Butler, Mrs. Golden Taylor, Iona Per- parade, made up entirely of floats Storm at Day- Muttered that Ghost. Oh, Well, principals in than it finally did. was followed with an unique entrants mings the Lavona and made by Thomas, May Robdnson, designed break which plays Friday and Sat- I'll take Miss N1RA cross my knee kins, fhirf oil code most and and attractive entry by the music band Genevieve of difficulty was over fine Mattie with Pickering, Berrf, plenty The picture, a Ere I go back to Washington Onn group wanted it all urday, Sept. City Mrs. Kate units Drug. Viertel, Cheever, George marching in the Balkans "hv from the well to the gaso-- torrid romance laid The Payson First ward entered a Emma Francom, Mrs. Meiling, Emma of the World War, at outbreak the Prosperity, talking, took my hand, tank; another opposed complete of their beautiful new Douglass, Louis Bates, Mrs. A. A. is based on the play Black Stemmed As we bade the Ghost, Adieu, and simply wanted a church commanded Wilinexact C. Emma by J. The Fork, Ahrens, reproduction. McClellan, Spanish city, home-towthe with spectCherries. It opens Payson, It takes your ipulation to Flandward had a decorated car with Rex Daniels, former Payson-jeon- d prevent selling at be-- l' of the Archduke To show the whole world what to do son, Mrs. David Bona, Grace costNo amount of argument acular assasination concert band a poster announcing their list of. BunMildred Mrs. Ttessa The City ian. ers, Moore, Payson and his wife and then Ferdinand tdd bring agreement. General John-firall- y nell, Erma Hansen, Mable Stewart, followed and then came the beaufiul bishops and in the car were the on the lives of three persons centers Resident handed them a code pre-ire- d Pioneer and silver float bearing Miss vivors of the group or a family repre-IaysoAmy Bills, Lois Bates, Norma Bona, who become engulfed in the bitter by ecretary Ickes and James Passes Salem Of Gwen Mrs. Laura Wride, represented by Miss Lillian sentative. Jorgenson, strife between Hungarians and Serbs. The Salt Lake and Utah Railway a beautiful gown of of the Ella Thora Larsen, Lewis, wearing Shaul, Gray, conceived and portrayed andard Oil of New N. Beddoes 89, old pioneer Florence Pickering, Art Kinder, Geo. a hite. Her attendants, Miss Grace showed minature reproductions There Excellently Eduaid of Jersey. Storm at Daybreak" with artistry, d be a week at 40 cents their and passenger cars. fast resident of Salem, died Friday morn- Ogden, Joe Patten, Alda Stewart, Loveless, Miss Florence Pickering, freight value unusual entertainment hour. of Cone Colvin, H. J. Williams, Clifford Miss Vivienne Taylor and Miss Mable The President has the holds Miss Donna Spencer representing a not ing at his home from infirmities 'er to f' for 90 days a minimum for those who like their drama Olof delicate colonial wore frocks Reece Carson maid gowned in shades of old age. pastSimpson, Beorge Cheeper, .inn ire. He is likewise to too light at Shropshire, Eng- son, Merrill McClellan, Sarah Han- el shades. Next came the Payson City ; yellow rode on the Wilson Millinery liorn was He o ?fiint a committee of 15 to consid-'R- o NRA float, represented with a boat float one of the most admired. D. T. land on September 19, 1844. He was sen, Vina Mendenhall, Mr. Sheffield. P' 'o question, and to make Former Resident Dies Premiums in the flower exhibit and carrying the blue eagle on theR. Furniture with a dainty colonial a convert to the L. 1). S. Church in 'Omnicr. ations to g the states At His Salem Home his native country and has been an were won by Joe Flanders, Zina But- bow. In attractive sports costumes entry pictured Betsy Ross and the oil regulation. He was a ler, Mrs. S. M. active church worker. Simpson, Louie Dan- were six young girls in the boat row- flag and her spinning wheel. Principal code problems left are Della ing to prosperity with large white of the High Priests quorum. iels, Mrs. Jessie Finayson, Lant and Persson entry showed number Amos Henry Hazel 78, a resident coil and automobiles. are his widow, Lavina Iluish, Flora Bissell, Emma Wilson, oars. The rowers were Miss Melba Buster Brown and Tige, holding the Groups Surviving of Salem for 55 years and a former n each industry have been as far Beddoes, one son, Edward M. Beddoes Jennie Flanders, Daphna Moore, Sar- Wilson, Miss Rose Cheever, Miss Inez place of honor on the lovely pink and ar - the resident of Payson died at his home seven polos. grandchildren and seven great ah A. Hansen, Lottie Lant, Mrs. Clayson, Miss Alene Badham Miss 'green decorated flat; Conoco in red His wife, Jane Migration of Chief Brain-,rf- r late Tuesday night. granchilden. white, Chevrolet in dainty pastel Josiph Bates, Mrs. Ahrens, Mrs. Blanche Burdick and Miss Deta Shul-'an- d were conducted Bunnell, Gwen Wride, Frank Curtis, er. Singing at each intersection brotj colors was followed with the O. P. haymond Moley mugt be clas- - Bolton Hazel died four years ago. sendees Funeral (d Mr. Hazel was born April 30, 1855 nre of the most dramatic afternoon in the Salem ward Mrs. E. Mendenhall, Mrs. Ed Love-'es- much applause to this group. Skaggs entry, fashioned in the fam- reci-rand emigrated to Utah Sunday in England burial in Salem under Next came with Hail the Nations, Washington events, but Vina Wightman. blue and white of their establish-beautifa chapel (iliar of the He was one x rm direction of the Deseret MortThe special grand prize in the particular surprise ele-l- r 70 years ago. the behind ments. the group marching and has en friction between Mr. eailiest settlors of Salem Next Came the Spanish Fork quilt department was awarded to the flags of the American Legion and uary. for in years. many farming dr o chief. Secretary Hull, gaged of Iona Perkins and second raemb- - ior high school land, one of the entry Auxiliary. Auxiliary by one son and "l-JT ''n to Kreat size. Breaking He is survived grand prize to Louie Daniels. representing the nations were as finest marching band units in the John Hazel Rodeo Rider Painfully William one v.as the World daughter, Mrs. Mable Stewart in charge of follows: Uncle Sam, Josephine Conk, state. The Spanish Fork Livestock Economic Con- SalHere Alice Monday Beddoes, Injured and Mrs. Martha "bro the Utah County Fair exhibits from Indian Chief and maid, Wells Wignall show entry followed and in the rear Moley seized the Andred Hazel, Proj one brother, Ti.. made em; is very desirous that a large ind Marie Patten; statements which Payson Was a minature freight train entered of Mona, partner Mary English, Fowkes 5 Gerald and eR great 18 grandchildren at odds with the view-- r vo; number of people bring articles to Jeppson; Scotch, Cuba Davis; in rodeo the M. Jr. Fowler put of D. French,; by the Union Pacific Boosters ,n Mr. Hull. Political eommen- - grandchildren. While they are asking every lisplay. Swaner; a Hawaiin, with met Gladys, ue. The rodeo riders completed the the on celebration, for at Tentative funeral plans are one to take the articles to Provo and Wilson; forecasting the eventual line of march. Hazel Erlandson Russian, noon before accident on erious shortly ward Salem in chapel the t'!a.ii n of one or. the enter other then; cervices are and them, Hattie splendid After the parade the crowd went prizes being Delia) to Tervort; Oriental, burial in the Payson on Monday. He was attempting 1'a,'y th' Ufrbt that Mr Hul1 Friday and offered as an inducement and citiz-n- s Huish; Japanese, Florence ulii to Memorial Park for a reception and chute at the Griffith;, atrh one of the horses one to use the exit. He cemetery. of the county are urged to take Spanish, Verna visit with friends and the carnival t several Dutch, assisted Ellsworth; was by being would have, had not Mr. new magazine which will be princi- and Della Done; German, Leona Thomas; provided entertainment. He was a keen interest in the competition. on horses. of the cowboys n his resignation. Mr. pally dedicated to analyzing, explain- or. foot and the horse ran over him. knee The big race meet and sports pro-- ( , Danish, Mary Curtis: Jew, Ann D 5 next job will be to edit a ing and furthering Roosevelt policies. Iris above the also. Irish, Done; Mexican, His right leg was broken Continued on Page 2) 1re-ide- de-lib- High Class Entertainment Provided During All Three Days Payson Wins Mary McClellan Submits Prize Place in State Winning Letter Tournament On-',io- - (leci-io- 1 Sat-uida- -- st con-enc- is p. p good-nature- Community Fair Prize J Winners Announced J re app-rciutio- 't-gir- Pro-perity- . .g rs . i lit-a!- 13-1- n, I 15-1- 6. j sur-whi- te n, 1 con-ioe- 1 a- s, ul ' I Jun-Legi- j s j Ix'ag-Madoli- , h; |