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Show JULY 6, 1533 HEAR R1YFR VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, PAGE FOUR mmi FIELDING Enid Welling mmmtBmmmmammmmmmmimtmmimmmmmu I By DWIQ 'SCHOOL PAYS Lee M. Hunsaker Appointed to South I By mrm in in? American Embassy Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bourne, Mr. " Lee M. Hunsaker, son of Mrs. Ella and Mrs. Jay Bourne and Mr. and to bait M. Staples, of Ogden Canyon , Con motored Severson Glen Mrs atto the past winter in Tremon-ton- , who afternoon spent Lake City Sunday an appointment to received Fhebe Mrs. has for tend funeral services Yoi Co Jin? the American Embassy at Bogola. VMrs.ejarvt3 Johnson and daughter Columbia, South America. He and Maur-in- e bis mother are visiting with their Beth and son Vein, and Miss in Mrs. Burton Anand Fourth sister daughter, the spent Welling Idaho. They visited at the home derson and family of Bear River City, ot Jarvis Johnson Jr. Itudd and chil prior into his sailing, July 15, for his Bogolia. post Mr. and Mrs. Clark H e is a graduate of Weber Col dren spent the Fourth in ban. and cvti.wii Mr. anil Mrs. Uien lege and for the past year has been Delmar Bennett motored to Salt ja Btenographer at the U. S. Marine Corps Basic School in rniiaaeipma, Lake City, Wednesday. They aiso visand friends school where Annapolis and R. O. T. a with in Farmington ited C. graduates receive a relatives. and training prior to becoming commisMr and Mrs. Herman PotterFarmsioned officers. children spent the Fourth In Mr. ington with friends and relatives. Ezra Packer last Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Steven Potter are also vis- A program was presented, consisting iting in Farmington. Dwight HanRichards. Don Laub and of a piano solo by Mrs.Bertha Smith; sen; reading, by Mrs. the from home are Bryl Standing Val Leavitt, acvocal by selections, with vacation CCC camp for a short stacompanied by his mother on the guitheir parents. They have been tar. Luncheon was served buffet style. the for past Utah Southern tioned in Connie Earl and Miss Doris Miss several months. assisted in the serving. Farnsworth of Mr. and Mrs. Fife and children, a During the luncheon Mrs. Uel Gam are spending California, Riverside, expresstheir parents, president of the Juniorof club, couple of weeks with the younger ed the other appreciation and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Coombs and also for the lovely after group, relatives. of noon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lavor Johnson spent MeldSouthern Utah, are visitingF. inCoombs last Sunday in Bountiful canyon at Mrs T. and Mr. with ing the Deakin reunion. and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson, Miss t Develop-Social of the The ladies TVa trice Godfrey and Mrs. George Jun to the Hnh were hostesses Smith-fielorGodfrey spent last Sunday in ior club that has recently been on held ganized, at a garden party of Mis. Mr. and Mrs. Marve Welling and the lovely lawn at the home daughters, Enid and Maurine, and Wash Miss Beth Johnson spent Sunday in Mens Light Colored Dress and Loeran canyon. Clothlery. rants, J price-C-liff J. L. Earl Jr. spent the Fourth of July in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Staples and daughter Elvan, of Tooele, are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs jj R. E. Skinner. Ma-la- V7 . c - t H i III f- C'JV'.V.'- ' flVxi - Si r.cf - r Ms k rnrrrriri i J My NEWS IN BRIEF "Agricultural problems ers are solving with the that AAA" will be the subject al radio broadcast of interest heWi Eldcounty Classified Ad Column PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult Clerk of the District Court or the Respective Sign- ers Further Information. La SB "V Lumber and r,urtruck loal w Ilenrie Radcliffe 4 t. Small Bungelon upright piano may be purchased for balance on contract ivrlf filen Bros. Music Co., Ogden Utah. FOR SALE- - Dewberries, corner 6th North and Fourth uasi, i5iignani t3 City. Phone FOR SALE Raspberries. Lewis Abbott. . 56.a-3- 7-- tl 6 and riace orders now for raspberries . Walter blackcaps. Call 66.a-2Wuthrich, East Tremonton. FOR SALE Pie cherries, 2c lbs. You pick 'em. James Walton farm, 2 miles east of Tremonton. Modern OR TRADE home in Logan. For particulars t2p phone 126, Tremonton. FOR SALE 6-- CHERRIES All kinds, 1 to 3 c per pound. Pick vour own. M. L. Reed-e7 North, 3 West Brigham er, 7 N. 3rd W., Brigham r, 6-- 7-- 9 WRITE PARLEY JEPPSON or phone 465-Brigham City, for Choice Strawberries. See James LOTS FOR SALE tf Brough. J, tf. 6-- 8 a. r. that "IT , I ed and considered at meeting. 4 L. V1- - - II the 1939 national AAA co'ifo Farmer suggestions for the in AAA Farm Program will be preset 12 in ence. ' A I'll An effective and 11 BOTH WELL PENROSE EAST GARLAND By Mrs. David Larson Wednesday evening a program was 11111 j BOCIAL SECURITY Etched Bronze Plate, with your name and Social Security number. Per manent, lasting, beautiful. See II. D. Thomas, Leader Office. "Life-Tim- CASH PAID for dead and useless cows and horses. Call Maple Creek Trout Hatchery, Brigham Reverse Charge. tf. nil ii $9.90 to $19.75 See These Slaclilnes Harness Hemstitching done at Christenscn's. FCR SALE Choice building lots, 1 block from Main Street. Inquire James Walton. Phone Residence, S9.a-1- ; business, 23J. 'iJ Jloilels Triced from e" 493-J-- & at Tremonton Accessories Co. Call for demonstration Why Experiment When You Can (let A Safe Battery Operated Mivchlne Guaranteed For 5 Years, For These Prices o 2. 6-- OUR Charges Up to 30 Miles of Fence. Satisfaction or Money Back "" Guarantee. o Ray Somers and Willard Larson left Wednesday for Nevada, where they have summer employment. Miss Evelyn Larson is improving nicely after an appendectomy at the Valley Hospital, Thursday. Mrs. Perry Jensen, of Brigham City was guest of her sister, Mrs. Alva Rhodes, Tuesday. Mrs. Jensen pleased with two vocal solos in the Relief Society program Tuesday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oyler and son, Thayne were Logan visitors Sunday. A large per cent of the ladies of the ward attended the closing social of the Relief Society organization on Tuesday afternoon in the chapel and recreation hall. A shoit interesting program was followed by a social hour of games. Useful prizes, gaily wrapped, were generously awarded for both winners and losers. Vases of beautiful summer flowers added cheer Mrs. Ida Rhodes. Mrs. Ruth Holman and Mrs. Lottie Totter were the in charge of the social. Mrs. Loda Oyler, Mrs. Dora Isaacson were hosteseses who served a dainty lunch eon to the group at tables of four. com-mittc- JOSEPH A. SHRinF.U Distributor MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Fronk Chevrolet Co. rilOXE - Phone 28 l.y-- 4 4 v illI ( NOTICE TO FARMERS We Will Call and Pay CASH for DEAD br WORTHLESS HORSES and COWS Just Ring Logan Enterprise BY-PRODUC- TS Wc Also Buy . . . HIDES - PELTS - WOOL About lYi Mile South of Logan - After having spent the past two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Shuman, Mra. Lee Hunter and baby returned to Ogden, Sunday. The 4 th of July was passed quietly here, those wishing to celebrate went elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen and children, of Ogden, spent the day here. The electrical storm which passed over Sunday, struck on the hill west of here in 2 places. The second bolt of lightning caused quite a fire, altho no reports of any damage were re ceived operators who depend upon a small flock of sheep as source 01 cash income need a sheep that produces a good crop of wool as well as iambs or good market quality. To supply this need, federal sheep specialists at the Middlebury, station of the Bureau of Animal Industry have developed the South-dal- e a cross between the Southdown and Corriedale. The Southdown is noted for its mutton quality, but produces a lightweight, short, staple fleece. The wool, however, is high in quality. The Corriedale, while not so high in mutton quality, produces a heavy, long staple fleece of high quality. In the crossbreds, or Southdales the Federal sciensists report the wool yield excels that of the Southdowns, and mutton quality that of the The Southdale does not equal the Southdawn in mutton quality of the Corriedale in wool production, but selective breeding for eight years, in which rams were chosen carefully for wool and mutton production, has steadily improved these new sheep. Small-far- East f the Sugar Factory MAIl COUPON Koto, Japanese Harp Exe!cli Bautf School, Main on A Broadway, alt Lali City. tJlah. Picas id4 ti catalog. Ham AdJr.M City . S nt. Entomology and Plant Quarantine The new treatment consists in appV ing finely ground diphenylamine 'to any break in the skin of cattle, sheep horses or hogs that may be expossed to screw worm flies. Diphenylamine, the Bureau's test' show, poisons young screw worm hatching out in wounds on animal? Enough chemical to kill any may hatch for several days vri stick to the animal tissues. The Bur eau recommends applications ever) three days until injuries have healed Other screw worm treatments rec ommended by the Department used every day for satisfactory rworm--th- mii-b- esults. the Diphenylamine, Eureau warns, will not kill large screw worms. Benzol still is presented first treatment of wounds that have become infested. Once the have been killed bv benzo however, applications of diphenylamine every three days will prevents the development of the worm. The average production in Utah durj. ing the month of May according to. reports received by Cavl G. Davis,:i poultryman at the Utah State Agri-- cultural college, was bird. This is 27.5 eggs per eggs per bird less the same montt 9.4 than it was during last year. The egg production in th? ten high flocks was 6.6 eggs per bM more than it was in the ten low flocks The pullet flocks produced an avethan rage of 2.0 eggs per bird more of month the flocks the hen during mash was May. The price of laying than last 50 cents per hundred less year. POPULAR MECHANICS the ViH Show You EasyWayTs Do Hard Tilings 5 n, , 19 m !f 8Jarancse harp made Zlthcr and consisting silk strings stretched over an Each string briJSe adjust-in- g VtP?uate the string fs koto is played with both tuned. The hands and Se tW0 and a half 00 taves 13 fillip oblong sounding board. POPULAR FOR ONLY L $.25 K AtrCHANICS d i vi You Can Have THIS POPULAR N m dual-purpo- CO way to shee-- p Cor-riodal- 30 This Is Our Private Long, Distance Number the Operator Already Understands That We ray for'the Call COLORADO ANIMAL :- weeks ago. Honoring Mark A. Jackman and family, the P. T. A. of the Thatcher Penrose school, had a social on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Stanfill and family spent Sunday in Blacksmith Fork canyon, in the interest of their Ver-men- (Agents Wanted) Tremonton. Utah ii PARftlAK ELECTRIC; FENCE T economical cr" Leader Ads Get Results iT.- ratior' the protect livestock from a screw wonr. has been developed by the Bureau emnas .- of the ' nt Ik typical ; 7. -3 7-- iT 13 i ern region and explain what fart' through the AAA, are doing to mee that problem. i The progr-awill be broadcast W ashington, D. C, where state tw com' mitteemen will meet July 10 11 a Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan Miller and given in honor of the retiring mutual daughters, Marjorie, Faye, Gloria and officers. A gift was given to eacn, (Too late for last week.) were visitors at Lagoon, on after which games were played and Glen M. Larson returned to Los Virginia, lifhr. refreshments served. I he re Monday. Angeles Saturday after visiting for a Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Granger and mainder of the evening was spent NOTICE TO CREDITORS week with his parents and other rel Harley Granger were in Hyrum Tues- in dancing. Estate of Newell W. Taylor, Deceased atives and friends in Utah. Both-we- ll day enjoying the 4th celebration. Creditors will present claims with Friday, at Box Elder Park, A perfect day helped make a most George Miller and Jess Grover reheld their annual ward outing. voucher to the undersigned at his office in Tremonton, Utah, on or before enjoyable ward outing Thursday. A turned to Logan Wednesday, after Everyone was there at eleven-thirt- y the 23rd day of August, A. D. 1939. splendid representation of the ward, having spent the weekend in Salt They ate lunch then played ball and spent the day in Guinnivere Park in Lake City and the 4th here. ran races, after which a good program JAMES WALTON, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tingey, 01 was given. Administrator of the Estate Logan canyon. A program, dinner, ball games, fishing and hiking con-- ! Brigham City were overnight guests of Newel W. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Anderson of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Frederickson 2 t4. tributed to a full day of pleasure. spent Friday at Preston, Idaho. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peterson.of BingHansen are receiving invitations to. Word was received that William NOTICE TO CREDITORS are visiting with Mr .and Mrs. ham, Estate of B. II. Jones, sometimes ftLdlK. r- vjeOIfcC c uii uu uic known as B. Howell Jones, Deceased ine oyiacusc xecreaLiuu iiau oaiui-- i Airs. U. Hi. Aiuicr, was uaneii Mr. and Mrs. William Kribb of MurL. D. S. hospital. Creditors will present claims with day evening. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Patriarch J. P. Christensen, of El- - ray, vouchers to the undersigned at her The newlyweds were married Wred- Stark . George residence at 124 South 1st West, nesday in the Salt Lake Temple and wood, was in attendance at Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rudgar Forsgren at Brigham City, Utah, on or before the are now touring the scenic places in School and Fast Day services Sunday tended the baseball game at Ogden ana gave an inspiring una 1.0 coin uiu 23rd day of August, A. D. 1939. Southern Utah. Saturday t hen stayed and came home LUCILLE R. JONES Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oyler are rejoic- - and young. evening. Sunday Admx. of B. H. Jones, ng over the arrival of a new son- - the! wnJuint meeuiis ueiu ouuu, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brain, Mr. and lnuchl Pat" sometimes known as B. v.e7 Mrs. Lloyd Hust and Mable Sears baby for seven years. Mother! riotic theme eIWed was carried out Howell Jones, Deceased. and child are doing nicely at the Val were the 4th of July guests of Mr. Date of first publication June 22, 1939 ley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Peterson and Mrs. Nels Anderson. hospital are rejoicing over the arrival of a Allen Madison, of California, who Miss Marie Larson attended the boy, born June 29. Mother and baby wedding reception of John Farr Lar-se- n babe are doing as well as could be ha3 been visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Harry Drew, is now visiting his cousin and Ann Clayson at the Lion Bud Madison in Ogden House Tuesday evening. The newly expected. McMr. and Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Session spent weda were missionary friends of Miss are receiving congratulations at Bear Lake. Larson in the Eastem States mission Neeley Saturday on the birth of a son, born Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Stokes held their Keith Rhodes left Wednesday with .2 at a Cache Valley hospital. wedding dance Saturday. Mrs. Stokes a carload of fine prime steers for the July This is their first child. was Louie Cook before her marriage Los Angeles market Mrs. J. Wilford Miller, Miss Doris Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Larson and Miller and Glen Miller spent the week Many beautiful and useful gifts were small daughter, Lou Con, of Salt Lake end in Ogden, where Mrs. Miller visit- received. were Sunday and Monday guests of ed with her brother Leslie Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. J.' XV. Larson. who underwent a major operation 2 FOR ELECTROLUX CLEANER and AIR PURIFIER parts, supplies or a demonstration, see H. D. Thomas, Representative. f durin-PZ- fr Blabs. Wood f" famers, Five state AAA committee from each region of the a a a , participate in the radio which will be hecrd v" S tional Farm and Home Hoar V day, July 11. 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