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Show NEWS FROM OUR BOYS AND GIRLS IN; An Independent Newsptpr Devoted ToThc Interests Of The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 17 Number 2 ?' Randolph. Utah. Friday Aug. 11, 1944 $1.5Q Per Year THE U. S. SERVICE Word has been received that Glen Stuart who is in the Bushnell hospital is slowly improving. A telegram was received by Mr .and Mrs Marriner Brown from their son, George, who has arrived back in the U. S. A. again. We all feel happy for these parents and family. Friday night a party was held at the home of Ray Dean for Shervin, who leaves Wednesday for the armed forces. His family, brothers and sisters and their family and a few near relatives were in attendance. His sister Thea, who lives at , Layton was not present, nor Loraine who is in the South West Pacific. A lovely evening was spent talking of childhood days and a lovely lunch was also served. We wish Shervin good luck, a speedy return and Gods proecting care over his family. Mrs. Lizzie Eastman got a letter from Arvel and he is in the hospital, but said it was a cold and that he would try and see Wynn Huffakefr when he gets out. We are all surely hoping they get to see each other. Mr. Claude Cornia is home on furlough. His folks met him at Evanston Sunday. He will go to Chesterfield, Idaho Monday to get his wdfe. A letter was received from Roy Cox this weke stating he and Loraine Dean are only about a block apart again and can see each other real often. Shervin Dean and Glen Cornia leave for Salt Lake this morning to enter the t armed forces. May they be placed where they will enjoy their work and may they soon return home to us. Mrs. Bob ' Telford received a letter Irom her husband recently and he has arrived safely overseas in England. 1 KEEP MATCHES AMERICAN HEROES FROM CHILDREN BY LEFF man-cause- bon-fir- e. i - - fire-dang- er . -- (1942. Major Lyle J. Defenbaugh, Infantry, of Omaha, earned his Silver Star for gallantry in action in Tunisia. Under heavy machine gun fire aimed directly at his position, which silenced the radio, he disregarded all personal safety, and remained in full view of the enemy within close range to shout directions and orders to two of his companies. Our praise for his heroism is not enough, U. S. 7 reasury Dtfartment we must buy JTar Bonds and hold em. Near Half Million Meals Provided by Lunch Bill t- -. e, Pig-got- ts . . col-Ig- Wed-nesdd- ay -- . , mid-Augu- st - -, Brecu-enridg- e, . -- ( s , ? iffour War Bond Investment Is Your Investment In America : CARD OF THANKS bereavement.' It has been appreciated . very much by The Children of John R. South. d, WOODRUFF NEWS Thursday evening sister Lillie Cornia went to the bam to take care of her calf, found her father John South, lying dead. She thought he was in his room up stairs sleeping, so she was really shocked. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burleigh and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cox Sunday. Miss Davis of Logan remained after her grandfather's funeral Monday to visit with Mra. Leslie Cornia and family. Tuesday Relief Society was held at the hoe of Sophia. A large crowd attended and a fine time had with refreshments being sered also. It was nice for Mrs. Ashton as she is so home bound. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hopltin visited the Bushnell hospital Saturday to see Glen. They report him as being on the improve. was held Sunday conference Primary evening in our chapel. A fine program was given and instructive to parents so they could more thoroughly appreci-t- e the wonderful work primary does for our boys and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman and sor. of Randolph visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox Sunday afternoon. Mr. Eddie Neville and family of Lay-toUtah, spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives and friends here. Louise Turner Walker of Ogden, a daughter of Marr Walker, is spending a little while here visiting with her grandmother, Emily Dickson. Francis Jean Hopkins of Salt Lake md daughter Eileen Hopkins is here spending a few days with Vern and Lou Hopkins and families and Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Annie Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Weistien and boys of Woods Cross spent the week end with, her parents, Mr and Mrs. Melvin Putnam. Eddis Huffaker and children motored to Randolph Wednesday and spent the day visiting with her father and sister, Freda Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cox spent a few hours here Saturday visiting relatives and friends. They have beqn to visiting Mr., and Mrs. Ira Clark. They returned to their home- in Syracuse early in the afternoon. Mrs Lottie Rufi, Evelyn and Beth spent Wednesday at Randolph visiting their friends. , Cottage meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Stuart Thurs. day evening. Munns has returned to her Ruth home Jierq aftec'spending a few' days at Tremonton witli her. husbands "folks. Her husband returned to camp, expecting to soon go overseas. Eileen Brown is at Evanston for a few days visiting her sister, .Helen Deaft and family;Earl StuArt has been ill for a few weeks and was taken to Coalville to Dr. Oldman this week and he has; tu- bremia. We wish him a speedy recov- - - Locals , , n, Kem-mer- Pig. Miss Klea Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Johnson and Hazen Cornia of lyoodruff, left Tuesday for Salt Lake where they will be married in the Salt Lake temple. They were accompanied by Mrs. G. W. Peart. The May Reaper extends congratulations. their married troubles be little ones. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshall and children of Ogden are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs R. G. MarV shall. Wayne Kennedy 'and Mrs. Lota Kennedy motored to Ogden Tuesday for Mrs. Mary Kennedy and the new baby. Anna May, the small daughter returned home with them. . er - , . - Mrs. Rose Hoffman was taken to Kemmerer Monday to the hospital, where ehe will he operated upon.. Miss Dawn Osborn and Miss Betty Nicholls were stage passengers from Evanston Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Passey visited in Evanston this week. James Elmo Jackson, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Jackson, suffered a broken arm Saturday while riding a - Mr. And Mrs. Leslie Cox and family of Evanston were visitors at the Chas. Cox home Monday. t Arvel Dean of Ogden spent Saturday night and Sunday here visiting with his relatives. He was in attendance at Sunday School and Sacrament meeting. Evelyn Rufi Haines and Frances Jean Hopkins were at these meetings also. , . Mrs. Emily Frazier motored to ,. Evan-'sto- n o Wednesday to take Evelyn Rufi meet the bus as she is going to Salt Lake to visit her sister Margaret and family. Mrs. Annie Frazier and Verla go to Evanston also.. , TODAY-- 1ft ', ' . ery. . Mrs. Alton Cornia and family of Salt Buy War Bonds We wish to thank the' people of Voodruff and Randolph who have toeert so kind and helpful during our recent sons and daughters survive, Mrs. Lillie ' Cornia, Woodruff ; J. T. South, Wor-lanWyo. ; Mrs. Olive Thompson and George D. South, Salt Lake; Mrs. Jennie Black, Ogden; Theodore South, Providence, Utah, and Mrs. Velma Davis, Logan; a sister, Mrs. Kate Hatch, Ogden, and 2 brothers, Edward and Sam South, Idaho Falls, Idaho; also 26 grandchildren. iFuneral services were held at Woodruff as follows: Song. Through Deepening Trials" by tho choir; prayer by Will South; speaker, Rob Marshall of Randolph; solo, No Night There" by Mrs. Lou Hopsolo, kins; speaker, Albert Weaver; "Silver Haired Daddy of Mine Hannah Cox; obituary by William Eastman; song, Some Time WoIl Understand" by the choir; closing prayer by ISarl Andrews. He was taken to Randolph for burial and the grave was dedicated by Edward South. The floral offerings were very beautiful and all hl3 children were in attendance and many relatives and friends from far and near. We extend our sympathies to the bereaved, and may we follow, the good hings of his life to make us better. lEighC Mrs. May me Cornia and IKf'CTOMi The third allocation of school lunch funds totaling $118,743.55 provided by LAKETOWN NEWS the Stringham Bill was announced reEaston J. drector by Parratt, cently Attorney Frank K. Nebeker of research statistics, State Department of D. C., is paying a visit to Washington, Education. B. II. Stringham, author Mishap Saves Patrol to his brother Hyrum Nebeker, at the bill, is seeking the Republican nomBy S. Sgt. Murray Lewis ination for U. S. Congressman in the South Eden. Mr. and Mrs.-- ' Dan Marshall and Marianas Islands 'Proximity Run-of- f Saipan, election to be held August 15. of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. family of the opposing lines on this island is amThe allocation brings the total illustrated by this episode which occur- ount allocated for the fiscal year to Humphrey Kearl are visiting at the .Alfred Kearl ranch in Round Valred yesterday. $378,552.25, Mr. Parratt- said. The latWhile on patrol, a Marine later kill- ter total represents 4,503,102 meals at ley. Mrs. L. D. Lambom and son Kay, ed, tripped over a branch. As he 'stum- an amount of eight cents per meal servMrs. Ralph Irwin and sop Conand bled about, he kicked what looked like ed to students from July 1, 1913, to were Logan shoppers Saturday. rad, exa rock. .It bit against a tree and June 1 of this year. " Mrs. ' Hizen, Cooley, and .daughter-Dianr: ploded.' of Cedar City are spending a When the explosion cleared, the bodfew days at the home of her paries of three Japs were found beneath Kathleen Ashby Dies Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Johnson. ents, n the tree, in a dugout. Their machine-guGraveside funeral services for KathMrs. Alice Johnson and Mrs. HatWTeeked. was leen Ashby, info nt daughter of Chester tie Mattson are at St. Charles helpkilled rock the been had by They and Clara Engelke Ashby, Lewiston, ing take care of Mrs. Madsen actually, a Japanese hand grenade which who died Thursday shortly after birth children while she is with her is set off by knocking its pin against in a Logan hospital, will be conducted son Rodney, at the Bear Lake hosa hard surface. Saturday at 4 p. m., in the Wasatch pital. Undoubtedly, the enemy machine-gu- n Memorial park, under direction Lawn Mrs. Ross. Cheney and children crew was about to spray the ' patrol of the W. Loyal Hall mortuary, Logan. took her husband to Logan Friday diswith bullets which, at that short the parents, 1 sister, are treatment. medical for Surviving tance would have killed them all. Suzanne Ashby, and 2 grandmothers, Fred Smith of Randolph is doing Mrs. Hattie Engelke, Salt 'Lake and carpenter work on the Mrs. Lydia Mrs. Lydia C. J. Ashby, Woods Cross., M. Weston home. U S A C to Open Fall Staff Harold Myers and Randolph people were sorry to hear Quarter Sept. 25th of the death of the baby of Mr. and wife andSergeant baby of Vasalia, Calif., are here on brief furlough at the With the announcement that regis- Mrs. C. R. Ashby, and extend sympathy Heber Myers home and Mrs. Norma tration for fall quarter at Utah State to the bereaved family. Mr. and Mrs. K. Myers and child of Garden City Agricultural college has been set for Ashby lived here a few years ago. e were here Sunday. These two babies of full a for year Sept. 25th, plans this outlined are along with Bp. Amos Robinsons being activity twin sons, were blessed at church week by college officials,,' Registrar Margaret Thomson Webb Passed Away Aug. 9th Sunday (pretty good for Laketown, William M. Bell, reported today. ' ' Mr. ,Bell urged students who will eneh). Thomson Webb, 60, of Salt Margaret ter the college for the first time to send Brigham Irwin and daughter Bedied in a Salt Lake hospital and Orson Booth of St. Charatrice, a transcript of credits to the registrars Lake, of hemorrhage of the brain. were town visitors Sunles, Idaho, office in preparation for the fall term. She was born Aug. 22, 1883, in North day. Former students who will return to Rich county, a daughter of Geo. Mrs Barbara Norris with her continue study also must notify the Eden, B. and Mary Airston Thomson. mother-in-laMrs. Elsie Norris, of that order office regisfin registrars Ehe was a member of East Ensign to to be with went California Ogden tration books can be prepared. L D S ward and was an active church Mrs. Norris her illness. during Lynn New students upon presentation of a member, having served as counselor to and D. of Moffat Lake Salt a be will Percy credits of assigned transcript various presidents of the Relief society faculty adviser with whom they will in the original Ensign ward and. later daughter Mrs. Frank Spiers, husband and daughter of Montpelier were consult on any problem during their in East Ensign. L D S ward. She also week end visitors ' among relatives first college year.' served eight years as secretary and in and friends here. . The USAC catalog containing the with the Relief Society. other capacities Mr. Mrs. and Shirley Nebeker and complete curricula offered in the seven survived by her husband, Aris She Mr. Mrs. and Aquila Nebeker and schools at the college will be released chibald G. H. Webb, Salt Lake; four, children of Ogden spent the week D. W. in editor by .College, sons, Maj. Arch G. Webb, U. S. Army end at the home of their sister Mrs. ' Porter. in the south Pacific ; Dr. Clifford AirsMary Johnson and family, Aquila Women students can "secure living ton Webb, Alexandria, Va. ; Capt. Grant is. leaving Thursday to be inducted resiaccommodations in two women's ' Webb, air forces in India; iLt. Hodges into the army. rewomen will dence halls. Freshmen T. Webb, U. S. army, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Humphrey and side in the new womens 'dormitory on Wellington Mar; one daughter, Mary Ky. Mrs. Elda Weston took her sister, the campus, while upperclassmen will Salt Lake; four brothers, Webb, Mrs. garet Nielsen to Smithfield Dorothy live in the EcclOs dormitory on West A. Thomson,' Malad, Idaho; T. George will visit, then re- where she Friday, for Center street. A survey apartments A. Robert B. turn to her home in Salt Lake. Salt Lake; Thomson, and board and room js being conductLaketo.wn; Hyrum ThomAlbert Weston was taken to Mont-- , ed by the college housing bureau under Thomson, Mrs. Jean five sisters, son, Randolph; to the Bear Lake hospital on pelier the direction, of C. L. Pocock, housing Morris,' Salt Lake; Mrs. Jessie Scott, for treatment for blood ' Tuesday chairman. Mrs. Violate Allison, San Cal..; Rafael, poisoning in his hand. Extra curricular activities on the ' Pfc. and Mrs. N. W. Christiansen Rebecca Havens, San Cal.;,Mrs. Rafael, campus again will afford limitless opIsaB. Mrs.. L. and Dodge City, sKan'., of Logan spent the week end at the ' portunities for individual expression and acson, home of Geo. N. Weston. Ogden: to Dan) practical development according ' , Funeral services will be conducted on George N. Weston visited in. Cache H: Ludlow, studentbody president. A j ward S L.D Saturday pooh Valley Sunday. full program of student affairs will be ( chaeU withVKalph Hardy, bishop,-- ofMrq. Frank Price of Salt Lake is conducted during the three quarters, ' ' here for a1, few days gathering berficiating. " he said. ried etc.- CITIZEN PASSES John Rich South, 78, Ogden, died Thursday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lillie Cornia, at Woodruff, of a heart ailment. ' He was bom June 7, 1866, in Salt Lake City, a son of Charles and Elizabeth Rich South. The family moved to Randolph when he was a small boy, where he attended the town schools., On Oct. 10, 1891, he married Mary Elizabeth Piggott. From 1900 to 1902 he served an LDS mission in Tennessee. During his residence in Rich county, he served as Rich county clerk and sheriff. In 1909 the family moved to Trenton, where they engaged in farming and real estate. In 1919 he moved to Logan and worked as a carpenter until In 1933, when they moved to Ogden. January, 1936. Mrs. Mary South died and in Nov. 1936, he married Mrs. Dot a Weaver Cunningham who died in Nov. are responsible for a number of fires this year states James O. Stewart, Forest Supervisor of the Cache National Forest. Last Monday, July 31st, approximately nine acres of land were burned east of Deweyville, caused by two small Parents are boys making a urged to keep matches from their children as- in each case a fire is started, it becomes necessary to turn the children over to the Juvenile authorities. iParemtjs should take extra precaution now that we are in an extreme period to prevent their children from starting fires. At the present time it is unlawful to set on fire or cause to be set on fire any inflammable material on any forest land, brush land, grass or range land, stubble or hay land, or to set any fire for the purpose of clearing either his own or the property of another without first securing a Burning Permit from the County Fire Warden or other designated officer. - , Advance FORMER RANDOLPH Small children playing with matches " In ft Lake came Sunday evening to vjsit with her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs." Chas. Cox, and brother and sisters and relatives and friends here. r |