Show k i — r I BUYING - SELLING - TRADING READ CLASSIFIED FIRST— 10— THE HERALD JOURNAL 42 Rod Lop(Ceehecito TUUh Cornish dinner was served to Elvira Ellwood and Orpha BronSarah Leavi't son of Lewiston Lillian Sorenson Stella Kendell Marie Chrlstnffersdn Mary Martin SorenaTroscth Hattie NeelBarbara ey and Myrl Kendell Petersen assisted her mother in serving the dinner Friday evening the bishopric honored members of the former bishopric with a turkey supper at the home of Bishop Wendell Godfrey A beautiful floral piece centered the table Covert' were laid for Mr and Mrs Velden T Pitcher Mr and Mrs Asael Buttars Mr and Mrs Kay Neeley George Arthur- Price Bishop and Mrs Wendell Godfrey! Mr and Mrs Byron 0 HansonrMr and Mrs Joseph Myler and Mr and Mrs A chicken By Myrt Kendell - Thlokol Pres and Mrs Clarence Neeley attended the1 funeral for their their nephew Norman Vert Smith at Preston on Wednesday Mrs Lloyd Heapes and two children of Idaho Falls spent the week end with Mrs Heap’s parents Bishop and Mrs Wendell Godfrey Mr and Mrs Williapr Ellwood and family attended' a birthday party for Jennifer Larsen at jS WellsviDe Sunday afternoon Mr George’ Ellwood held a quilting at her home on Thursday - Del Martin Counselor Joseph Myler conducted the’ Sacrament meeting Sunday evening under the direction of High Councilman Wallace Montague Priests Ted Hill Craig Hall and Dyer Pitcher each gave interesting talks Mr Montague said that happiness should be the Happigoal of each individual ness is achieved by doing that which makes one a better person Two vocal solos were sung by Mrs: Grant Dobbs accompanied by Joan Hanson of Dayton Prayers were offered by Orin Myler and Kay Neeley Mr and Mrs LeRoy Sorenson attended the graveside services of the Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlos Eugene Thompson of Logan Mr Thompson is a neph ew of Mrs Sorenson Mr and Mrs 1- - Vem Toolson of Smithficld were Thursday visitors of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo ' ' Edwin Curtis Services Held Funeral services for Edwin P Qurtls were conducted in the Logan Slxth wariihapel byBishop Curtis Miner Prayer at home was by President W Loyal Hall Grace Baugh played the organ prelude end Jiffly Walker the postlude Cyril Lowe Reed Stockdale and Douglas jOllverson sang "Dear Old Dad" and Invocation wee by Wallace Hopkins Remarks and obituary wer by Bishop Miner and Maurict M‘ Marler was the first speaker' The trio sang "Vacation in' Heaven” and Mayor T Earl Hunsaker was concluding speaker Judy Welker a granddaughter Father” and clospliyerO My ing 'prsyer was by Tom O’Brien Interment was In Logan City cemetery where Wren Eckerslcy dedicated the grave and pallbearers were Richard Walker David Hurls Jay Curtis Harvey Bale-so- n George Bench and June Anderson Flowers were cared for by the Relief society —HIA TMaeteta FLOOD EVACUATION— Coast Guard boat carries flood refugees to high ground in Meadviile Pa where an estimated 20 per cent of the town’s population has been evacuated from inundated homes Some 25000 persons have been forced from their flooded homes in Ohio and Pennsylvania and damage is estimated at more than 100 million " By Merrlman Smith UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON — There has been some public curiosity about why President Elsenhower with a fabulously fine home at Gettys- ville Firemen’s Hall A couple of yeara from now and the President might be able to take In some of these activities going on near his farm burg Pa hai elected to spend recent’ weekends at the White House mountain resort Camp David 20 miles from 'the form Housewives might understand The Elsenhower home for customary living purposes usually is closed during most of the 'cold winter months If the President goes to the farm for a week end it means sending up servants ahead to open up the house getting food in and other assorted housekeeping details Camp David bn the other hand la staffed constantly by a detail of U S Marines a going concern whether the President Is there or not His quarters can be made ready on much shorter notice and with much less effort than midwinter trip to the farm would require THE NEWSPAPERS were filled last week with the President' ringing advice to the Republican Party to quit acting like a “hib- ernating elaphant” between election campaigns when into the sparkling p e 1 1 1 lc a 1 semantics the strode big Bill Knighton White House reporter for the Baltimore Sun Knighton whose normal conversational voice has the timbre of operatic basso profondo braced press secretary Jim Hag-ertwith this Inquiry: Did the President know that elephants do not hibernate? "I am glad to know”’Hagerty said with an unmistakable tinge of arid "that the Baltimore Sun hai an expert on elephants” It should be pointed out that the White House man who oversees the preparation of many Elsenhower’s political statements is Dr Malcolm Moos formerly of WHILE THE PRESIDENT was the Baltimore Sun playing bridge with old friends at Camp David over last week end MONTHS OF research end preall sorts of activity was going on wait into Jhe Presidents paration Cleaned economic report fo Congress last from the Gettysburg times week Finally the government "The ’Upper Adams and Gettysprinting office delivered untold burg Marching end Literary So- hundreds of copies to the White ciety’ Is spending Its annual week House end at the Tumbling Run Lodge’ Cliff Arquette an ardent Gettysburg booster when he is not getting Uughs on the Jack Pear To TV show as Charlie Weaver of Mount Idy was in print sharply SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — critical of crasi business Interests Gov George D Clyde Is scheduwhich would ring Gettysburg's led to leave Salt Lake City tohistoric civil war battlefield with night to confer with officials In hot dog stands Washington DC on the sale of A man at Blue Ridge 'Summit power from Glen Canyon Dam had 12 peacocks available for Clyde accompanied by Jay R quick sale several farmer were Bingham director of the Utah advertising for "heavy fowl" to Water and Power Board will conbe used for canning and the fer Tuesday with Agriculture WenksvUle Cemetery Association Secretary1 Ezra Taft Benson and scheduled a benefit ham supper Interior Secretary Fred A Seatfor next month at the Benders- - on Washington TELEVISION PROGRAMS KUTV— Choual 2 Answer to Prev - ACROSS 3 Thurible 1T Screen star 13 Small space (ver) MSpheiesof 4 Child 3 Chemical 13 Leased I Fortification It Series 7:TilS-J- M Short barb More unusual 20 "Emerald Isle” 30 Kind of grape Essential 34 Deer horn 33 Fish egg M Fishermen’s 37 Printing apparatus mistake! 3 Stair posts 31 Vigilant Father or 40 Pei ter mother 10 Joined Bon 11 13 34 Through 23 Crimson 37 Trample 30 He featured In several Bibl picture 31 Make a mistake Mkf (4) (ihelFliher (8) Bed of his I Beverage JAN ST ll:8-- (i) Klai (Z) Shaw i of steps 7 Subdued IT Abstract being IHeisamsster II Social insect 30 Golf mound 31 Eternity CkauMi (I) Tha lavlklbla Men ' (3K ChayaaaaSanr Fact Ta Tell tha Trail) Arthar Godfrey thaw -t) 14) Uea Barai Skew Z) Want! 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448 MOVING - NATION WIDE SERVICE AGENT TOR MAYFLOWER TRANSIT 00 LOGAN Lyla Tnrnwnon Pa to Leaq LOANS Limited 2526 Pint Gcmin na wel1 J Wilton Don -ALLOWANCE for electric water beaten on gu water heat ers Gilmore's Ph 310 anytime on all klnda of heating SERVICE Northern Heating 34 MhceWa—os RMtah equipment Call 1722-J evena 3740 Co Da VI Ph or 1'478-100 ACRE IRRIGATED Farm Preiton Idaho tor Tmm neat Ph SAVE GAS tires US" MOTOR SALES HANSEN - M AND 3 RM FURN 2 Crating IF YOU WANT ECONOMY UTAH You went to su the M“hlB’ 35 For Root Apartments Rambler Cedilla - OldimoMle Phone 1820 298 North Mata JOHNSON TRANSFER - All crops uSm!Io 33 Meaey BUY RAMBLER SM 0 STEED DOG 35 CASH Ault and Son Packing Shipping Phone 27 Ghrt Away mothp Harold's Clean-r- a 147frW DANCE CLUB "Teen Age" AND STORAGE LOCAL ft LONG DISTANCE S tonga 35c Bala POTATOES Inclined mechanically or with mechanical background RuasetL Arthur L Maurtr and want more Information about blay how our training program can help you get atartedln thla rapidly ex- 25 For Service panding Industry fake the first step now We have teen doing a successful Job of training men for CACHE Valley Breeding Aun Hen the put 18 yean White Tractor at keep mduiiry Norm Smlthflatd JOM5SI Training Service Box 24 Co Her- ald Journal Logan Utah' lmelsan Logan Nellien Hynun Craacn (farala B Special Notkw or TRANSFER LOCAL Salt 18 and 54 W Will Call For and Pay UTAH LOGAN HEAVY EQUIPMENT ANIMAL REMOVAL JW From 23 Produce for Wife need fnen In thle area to train for Dleul and Hvavy Equipment If 'you are between the agee of PAPERING - MjOJM CM and “OK” USED CAR BALED STRAW DIESEL snbj&nt FOR HORL ALSO WOOL USED CARS IN TOWN WRITE BOX 100 HERALD JOURNAL SERVICE LSO— FOR THE CLEANEST HSS®rrURN' APT Ph APT' 143(30 Wert wruRN- - 36 For Rest House 1955 Chevrolet fa BEN REDD CHEVROLET 335 North Slafa SL SMALL NEW HOME Oil Hut One qr two edulte 234 Canyon Road ‘ ‘ 11 Weattd to " rm WoHtod to Rmt 3B Buy WANTED 2 Bedroom Unfum home or Apt Windows ClauMd 'A1LPAPER Call 1692-odu Jobe phtma 750-41 SINK with 18” beck REWEAVING BihIgom Opportimitict ot Hole Tun fa A GOODUSED hand drain board Length right Clothing 291 W fat N Ph 18T7-not to exceed 42” (fall JOG5028 SERVICE STATION MEN 2 Help Wanted WANTED- - Good used air eomprea-to- r PlJJon far lease on very aUractlve Ph 1932-Flnenclel a (alliance to re- MAN WHO SEEKS A BETTQTHE aponajbla Party We’ll keep your TER OPPORTUNITY— If ju ere 16 MiscsU— ogs for Solo “ni0£5nc- - Cwljaoi or In 'penoii between 6 have automobile end MefaSt!n 01 Conplny' 910 North deelre a position with a future— S75 weekly plus commlulon work-- IS” it 2” PIPE used 9 ft length Limited eupply 01b each Chain in Monday to Friday In nearby box 1000 lb 00 Dining lable 4 42 Red Estate and aurroundlng territory (within chain end buffet M0 34 Ton Utah) tend letter to State Super-viso-r p 125 trade BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME 2 fir Box 2065 Salt Lake City SMC pick-u-or livestock Cash or (fall 3423 In your letter age past emptaoee bullt-ln- i g well to wall Drapee (fall J 05007 for ployment etc Also Indicate date 1ED TV ANTENNA Cost $7500 If available for employment you appointment low 2500 Ph were accepted We will arrange a NEW Home 1451 SECTIONAL Couch Good personal interview fa your area at Drive g F Jacobean PhLynwood 3014 eond PhTcH53539 nearly date BDRM HOME Full finished bunt MEN FIREMAN IRON STOKER Like I F tandacaped 10 fruit treea Are you going to have trouble payNew Cell 534-- J peUo 63 Rlvenlde Dr Ph 901-- J bill? 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Ini tall an Etoctrovee 1 have one B5W£LER- PACKARD 12 volt unit for vacuum model wlp 727 en use 2 mo Sold VOLKSWAGEN Radio WWa 15 or beet offer Ph Sell 2M 19S7 Ex eond Ph 302 before 4:15 71 Hlllcreet pm -- 21-5- 4-- R 735—The Reid A Reord Show -Hemingway News 8:15— Reid end Record 8:30— News 8:35— The Reid and Record Show Newi 05— The Reid and Record Show 9 30— New 9:35— The Reid and Record Show 9- 4-- Opening for DRIVER Newi 10:05— The Reid and Record Show SALESMAN ' and Record Show 10:55—News 11 CD— Recorded Muato 11 :30— Newi 11:35— Recorded Muato WKIINKNDAT AFTERNOON Foster Newi Permanent Position tie phase BALED UnBell Burin Electric Motor 58J2 STRAW in born Owe Hey Baled 411 W Slh 2151-- North 17 Musical iMtnmiGGts Coco Cola Bottling Company V-- 8 Cuatomllne A“ to- n a Heater Good tires Ex eond U00 under the book price! Sre it at 34 So 4th Wut from I® tiie morna am "Jj J m pm- - BEAUTIFUL SPINET PIANO Very good eond rerma Ph 2143 t J 1958 PARSCHE lutractioG Agant Ptottor Par IF Oven-driv- d wi- x Come 0397-J- 2 Phgno' D 1959 A AdministLILLIS P CAMPBELL Estate of Edellno 8 Pear-oQeceasedi Publ'date: Dee 30 1968 Jan I ratrix-of CHEV PARTS 4-- Weather Forecut Oaunty GENUINE loafing shod cement silo 2 stool groin bins of 1000 bushel capacity Other buildings Priced $50000 with terms v' 5 Serenade 6:30— News 8:40— Sunrise Serenade 6:55— Road Report 7:00— Hurlelgh Newe 7:15— Iocal News ?:20— Farm Flaahea our lid R Lins 10 30— Nerve 10 35—77) Held ECONOMICAL SERVICE WANTED TO BUY Set of Twin rinse tube Cell 2237 after 4 pm :30— New 7:35— The World Today 8:00— Nerve 8:05— Night Line S:30— Nerve 8:35— Night Lina 0:00— Nerve 0:00— Night Una 9:30— New 10:00— Night Una 12:00— Nerve 12:05— Sign off WKDNKHDAY MORNING 7:30-Ne- ' FOR FAST attached garage Grade A milking barn 24 x 60 foot Creditors rrlll present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at rffle of Zachary T ChamuTln Attorney at Law 151 North Main Logan Utah on or before the 3rd day of 0 Work Wonted ’ 5:30— Nerve 6:35— Your Employment Broker 6:40-8port News 6:45—118 Marines New : 05— CH4-9M- 1 41 Astaaiebifos 25 Irrigated Remaining can be sprinkled Located one milt from Preston Idaho on oiled highway Includes 9 room modern brick home OPEN SECRET OF SUCCESS in selling ranting hiring ' finding: Ust Classified Ads Phene 50 ETKNDtO ght Ph Ph Ph 8 13 2940 ACRE FARM Deceaeed PHONE 12:3— Farm Nerve 12:40— Farm Chat 12:45—Nerve of the Neweit 1:00— Look to the Skies 1:15—Campus Color 1:30— Parle Star Time 1:00—Muale fou Like 3:00— Weetern Roundup 4:00— K PST Platter Party 5:00— Sign off 5:15— Idaho Army Bend 5:30—Teenaga Mulls Bel Hh L Water KARL SKINNER HIGHEST PRICES KPST-13- 40 Paulsen Then Utttadlk Un U NtoMML TO CREDITORS IN Llatlnca 12:30—News HlthllRhts 1205-J- ob Phone SMU Ext 34 and Ph 2854 P Beuth Estate of EDELINE S PEARSON THESE RELIABLE FIRMS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE LET THEM HELP YOU WITH YOUR PROBLEMS Service New 12:00— Glenn ' Willard Sterllnt 3 Jasfractioa Mali 40)5— Matfa-o- f11 :0D— HlRhllxhte 11:03—Mexie of Mel ll30-Ma- tto of Meli New' ' FkOHATI AND GUARDIANSHIP Ceaaalt Caaaty Clark or the Reapaatlr Signora Fbr Farther lafermatlea wa f:‘JO-Ne- 5:35r-Taa- I ’ of - such Stock may fill beaold at' tha' WeilavUlSToTy Office February 4th at 8 pm to pay 5:00— New 8:05— Teem platter Party 4i LEGAL NOTICES 1959 KLGN-13- 90 12:30— New 12:35— Sports Review 12:45—Musical Menu 12:55— Swap Shop liteBs’-ffiS'K- r 'j fat North’" by order of the Board of director! made on-- ' the 7th day of January l2:15Waelher N' REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT He got the printing office on the telephone and very shortly DELINQUENT NOTICE water Aseeeeineiits' of they delivered a new batch of re- theDelinquent WellavIHe Ity Irrigation Com-in- y ports bound this time In a primWeilavllle Utah: Haber D Meughan It ahem 450 ly Puritan ahade of gray And In aecordance with lew and 12:2-Y- 1 Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation ty 13 Sunria Caartaaar Barrie SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Manager Paul Vestlgo of Sperry Utah Engineering Laboratory aid today negotiations are being completed ot least 100000 square feet of apace at Clearfield Naval Supply Depot The ipace U to "meet Immediate requirements for production of athe Sergeant missile” by Sperry Utah VeaUgo - laid the - - lease wlU mean deferring e decision to build an addition to the existing laboratory near Salt Lake airport He said the lease decision was reached only after every potsl-blUwas exhausted for obtaining immediately adequate additional space In Salt Lake City If the lease negotiation' Is successful Sperry Utah will take occupancy of the Clearfield property at the “earliest possible date" Vestlgo added -- ‘V Aweriraa Raailrtaad 8:1— (8) li’i Great Life 21 Gaanataad DOWN Dr Maleae (5) Oar Mlaa Rraek Franreatal Claureea Today Carteae Clean Death Ha Ml far ! Lara ar Maaey Ufa Carteeaa Treaiare Haul Jrthw Gadfrey Tina TV Bay Mllland Skaw Marfa Srai 8:0— 14 (4 WEDNESDAY S3 Expire 34 Change Rearrb far Taaiarraw (4) It Caald Be Tea IS) Pater Hayes Shaw it) Dr Raymond Saulnier chairman of the President Council of Economic Advisers took one look at the finished document and began to have qualms The report was bound In heavy pink paper After hearing some wisecracks around the White House about the august economic council turning a bit pink Saulnier decided action wee called for’ lest the White House run Into an Ideological trap Wednesday S iS) The Hi Payaff (5) Day la Caart 1:8— (I) Verdict la Yeara (4) Kraai There Heats (3) Marie Rlae 8:1— 14) Wreer far r Day (1) Rritbter Day (2) Heat tha Clark 8:1— (S) The Reerrt Ktem’ 8:1— (8) Kdte ef Nltht (3) Whe Da Tea Traat (4) Caaaty Fair Naked City -Ill T4Highway rmrala Palral S:-- macaws 46 Forefather 41 High card 40 Marble St Legal point 32 Natural channel 4 11:4— (I) fiaidlat Mtht 41:8— (8) Ranper Reeaa (4) Theater ' 11:80— (5) Ar the Werld Taras (2) Play Year Haark 12:1— (2) Uherac (8) Jimaiy Deaa Shaw (4) Tratb- - Ceakeqaaaees 13:1— (4) Ha (til Haiti (1) Haaar Party (41 Marla 33Befon DAN! Lerga family homa in Hyda Park on a 9 x 1 rod lot Two blocks from school Hems priced to sell for only $650000 Cslj ui for’ details For Depot Space The meni be ri of the local Farm Bureau met Friday afternoon In the ward recreation hall County officers present were President Lelshman and Secretary HanA Hanson Eldon' Leavitt was re-elected president and Cliff Mam sal as vice president and Byron O Hanson wasxetained as secretary Pauf MfKnlght was given a vote of appreciation for his past services as vice president Refreshments- were served after the meeting Visit Daughters Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bingham have returned from a two months - visit in the northwest They visited their 'daughters Mf'and Mrs Robert Pitcher and family at Coder d'Alene Idaho and Mr and Mrs Gil Lowder and family at Eugene Ore En route they visited Mr and Mrs Volney De Lieu at Horse Shoe Bend Mr and Mrs Noel Orvin at New Plymouth Idaho Mr and Mrs James Anderson at Welser Mr and Mrs ' Glm ‘Fife and Mr and Mrs Al-vin Hauler at Filer Idaho §unday Callers ' Dr and Mrs- Douglas Dewey and children Janet and Allen and Mrs George Perry III and son Kent were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Sorenson Mrs Sorenson has been ill for the past few weeks and her many friends are wishing her an early recovery Howard Kendell of Aberdeen Idaho spent Saturday afternoon with his parents ' Mr and ’Mrs Ezra W Kendell Mrs Paul McKnlght returned Tuesday from the Preston hospl- -' tal with her new son Three bro-- ’ there and one sister were waiting for the new baby Mrs Edward Clayson hgs been away for two weeks At Anaheim Calif she visited her son Reed "WhO was in the hospital She returned in time to be with her daughter Mrs Marlow Checketts of Bear River City who underwent major surgery at an Ogden hospital At present both patients are recovering satisfactory On Friday Dianne little daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Vei-- ’ bel went to the Logan hospital for a tonsilectomy Fran Brigham City Mr and Mrs James Roberts and two children of Brigham City were guests of Mr and Mrs R C Pike on Sunday Mr Roberts is a research chemist at - 42 Rod Bstato 1 Eldon Leavitt Reelected Farm Bureau President 33 Istaft Like naw Low mll atoel top Chrome ate Cony and rQal'l 7oIBn3 lw DODGE 0S2-J- 4 i Coefcplt cov Good eond CelV 19 Pats 74 West 1st No ’Ph 713 Ml' tch 0rMB 155 PLYMOUTH Motnr7Nev tlrae Muit sell Phone ? roRHE BIST USED LARS ' in ood Ptfdtry V-- S 3057-NJ- QUICK! 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