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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1931 Figures Show R. R. Bothwell 0:0 00000 :- Miss Virgie Forsgren left last week for Ogden to take training at the Dee Hospital to become a nurse. Mrs. Mariearet Hamblin anl her two daughters, Jean and Helen, spent t'o days visiting Mrs. Geo. Stark last week. Miss Delora Rasmus sen and her mother, Mrs. Rasmussen were here J J.L If .11 MU MM S ly r a j'SYS Sf J visiting friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Watt and daughters, Thora and Delia, of Ventura, California, are here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris for a two week's vacation. Mrs. Watt was formerly Miss Arlene Harris. There were about 30 ward folk who enjoyed a swim at the Crystal Springs Friday evening. After the swim a delicious lunch was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Louis Christensen entertained at a big family dinner Sunday. There were 28 out of town relatives and friends from Salt Lake, Brigham and Holbrook, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forsberg of Riverside, spent the week end at the Nels Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and son and daughter, Wayne and Shirley, attended the Edward Brain family reunion held Saturday at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City and Sunday at s Park, at Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and family returned home Sunday. Miss Ruby Hunsaker is visiting relatives at Brigham for a week's vacation Miss Lorean Ellis returned home from Oakley, Idaho, Saturday, where she, with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Barnes, were visiting relatives and friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Summers spent the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Davis of Garland. Lawrence Sligting left for Salt Lake Saturday to visit with his parents. Mr. Louis Christensen and daughter, Edna, were in Ogden on business Mue-ler- Fielding :o Mr. and Mrs. C. Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Orson Perks, of Hyde Park were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wood of Farm Ington are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Laban Smith, parents of Mrs. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jamison and son, Billy, of San Diego, California, are visiting with Mrs. N. Garn and Mrs. Dan Garn, sister of Mrs. Jomi son. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laub and daugh ter, Gwen, spent Thursday afternoon and evening at Lagoon attending the outing of the Globe Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harper, of Brigham City, spent the early part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. George Coombs. Miss Ella Coombs is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Verle Wood, of Rock Backbone of Country - Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellis and small children visited their children, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark, of Howell, "The general business depression of the past twenty months and the resultant efforts of railroad employes to get business 'back to the rails' has been the means of focusing public attention on the general railroad situation throughout the nation", says a statement of the Union; Pacific Employee Boosters League This league is the organization of Union Pacific employees who are canvassing the rail roads territory in a campaign to educate the shipper as to the advantages of shipping by rail as contrasted with other modes of transportation. Complete figures of 1930 operations of U railroads which have just been issued vividly illustrate the. plight in which the general depression, and subsidized and unregulated competition combined have placed the steam carriers of the country. In 1930 the revenue carloadings were lower than in any year since 1922, the number of passengers carried was smaller than in any year since 1903, operating revenues were the lowest since 1919 and the return earned was the lowest since Nearly 2,000 Utah Homes owned by Union Pacific Employees far-reachi- ng I HERE Is no factor that contributes more to the permanence of a community than home ownership. Approximately two 'thirds of the 2,975 Union Pacific families in Utah own the homes they occupy, and Union Pacific employees thus add tremendously to the solid foundation upon which Utah's progress k built. 1921. Despite this situation, the railroads their effort to aid business stability the nation in 1930 maintained their normal program of capital improvements, spending a grand total of This sum is an increase of $20,000,000 over 1929 and was the larg est for any year since 1926. "These facts", says the statement of the Union Pacific Employee Boosters League, "again illustrate the oft repeated phrase that the railroads are the backbone of the nation. As such d they are entitled to the support of every citizen in the request to travel and ship by rail. Railroad employees are appreciative of the public sympathy already evident and are hopeful that shippers and travelers will continue favorable consideration of the efforts to bring about fair play in the transportation field." in of $873,-000,00- Union Pacific employees prosper directly in proportion to the prosperity of the Railroad. If unregulated forms of transportation are allowed to undermine die Railroad's revenues, the railroad personnel is affected, and the progress of the community is retarded. 0. whole-hearte- SHIP AND mm TRAVEL RAJil BY Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, of Cor-inn- e and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Allen were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris, Mr. and Miss Gwen Laub in visiting in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mrs. Wilford Watt and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson and chilMr. and Mrs. E. 0. Wilcox, of Lo- dren motored to Rockland, Idaho, and gan, Chas. Bowen, of Ogden, Mr. and visited and were dinner guests of Mrs. Lon Wood, of Mendon, Mr. and Mrs. Elie Harris Sunday. They reMrs. C. W. Earl, Ernest Earl and Mae turned home by the way of American Earl, of Logan, Frank Earl of Provo, Falls and Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunsaker returnand Mr. and Mrs. H. Stayner, of Garland, were among the friends of Mr. ed home from Twin Falls Wednesday and Mrs. Wilson to be present at the where they have been visiting Mr. and funeral services of their son, Archie. Mrs. Bert Johnson of Kimberly. Dr. and Mrs. Ell Hawkins were in Mrs. Verna Bourne was called to on account the of visiting Mrs. Hawkin's mother, Logan Earmrngton Tuesday Mrs. Georginia Hill. death of her sister, Mrs. Hattie Mary Weaver who has been visiting Mrs. N. Garn accompanied Mr. Dorothy Anderson the past two weeks and Mrs. G. Jamison to Drummond, returned to her home in Layton, MonIdaho, Wednesday to visit with their day. Mrs. Cecil Sladden, of Preston, Idafather, T. H. Monahan. Miss June Mason of Los Angeles, ho, is the guest this week of Mrs. California is visiting with her parents, Reed Peterson at the Eli Anderson home. "Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Forsgren visited and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Baurne, of Riverside, Sun Springs, Wyoming. "Cam i help you IN Se-cri- st AW WAV?" day. The one best day of the entire year to take a long step forward toward success by starting to save, is today. The entire facilities of this financial reinstitution sponsible are at your command to aid you in this important beginning of financial independence for you. 4 INTEREST Tremonton J anking Co. Mrs. I. W. Clark was the week end visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sum mers. Helen Christensen left Monday for Salt. Lake for a brief visit with rela tives there. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson had Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ellis and family for her supper guests Tuesday. Mrs. Ezra Harris attended the La dies Home Community section of the Form Bureau Monday at Brigham to complete plans for the county fair to be held Septembed 3rd, 4th and 5th. The Primary held a social at Mrs. Louis Christensen's Monday afternoon. Games were played and refreshments served by the teachers and all had a very enjoyable time. Mr. John L. Hunsaker from Twin Falls, Idaho is here visiting relatives and friends in Bothwell, Tremonton, Honeyville and Deweyville. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunsaker and children spent Friday in the Bear River Canyon along with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowcutt. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark of How ell, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Stark. Mr. and Mrs. William Krebs and children, Sarah and Don, of Murray, Utah, snent two days visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Stark. Mrs. Rudeer Forsgren had for her week end visitors, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Fnwles. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Winches ter and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Durant of Ogden. Mr. Eli Anderson, with friends from Brigham went on a fishing trip for a few days in Wyoming. Miss Karma Beck, with Mrs. Keei Peterson and baby and Miss Vaudis Zesiger, spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Cecil Sladden, of Preston. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Curtis, who have been working at Locomotive Springs thru the summer, returned home Friwith day. They are both suffering the at contracted Deer Fly fever, safe their for all We hope Springs. recovery. 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