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Show Thursday, August 2, 1945 BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, J ! uaugmer viola,, who is ill. She is tne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DEWEYVILLE Aunery blatter. Mrs. Lloyd Fish went to Ogden e to pe with her daughter, xvionaay trom news the wwejme in Lh ncdiaun, wno was week, it should have read on for appendi operated oeing Norr" spent and Mrs. Myrl 11 .nf Vfew days on Bear Lake instead rerry. ' read Mr. isandnowMrs.in jviyn the Philip yit Perry pine citis. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Earl were m Logan, Monday afternoon. islands, vA.hv afternoon at a D U P the home of Vir- ceting held at n Blacknam, tne iouowmg ginia umofficers were eiecieu iui two years: apuim, vugimd n Blackham; 1st Aid, Lydia D. L. Ault; Norr; 2nd Aid, Orpha Pearl R. Perry; Histor ian Edna D. Pierson; Chaplain, Ad'die D. Gardner; Registrar, Gunther Sees Inside Utah Relics, Stella S. G. Fryer; Grace John Gunther, nationally known S. Litch-forBarnard; Organist, Ruth author and commentator and now P. Roma Perry; Chorister, his latest book, "Inside Leader, Etta D. Gardner. doing visited Utah this month for Mrs. Lucinda Jensen, representi- material. Piloted by the read the depart ng the county camp, or ment and Industrial P. publicity Annie Pioneer of sketch life ,u Mr f.imtk WUCU interest- - Development. i Hansen, which was very he saw "Geneva" said, "you can it jrjff to all. Many guou sugyesuuns the .Jre riven bv Mrs. Jensen. It is thank Hitler for bringingsteel industry to Utah." At all officers that Bingthe of the wishes in joining ham canyon, gazing into the great daughters interested "copper pit" he said, "It's beyond the DUP that they remember to I ever imagined." anything save the last Thursday of each The Will Issue Utah month for our meetings. Stamp first meeting will be held in SeptSenator Abe Murdock and ember. J. Will Robinson Congressman visited Mrs. A. A. Loyeland have assured the Utah CentenLake and Salt relatives in City nial commission that a United week. last Ogden Mrs. Lucinda Loveland visited States postage stamp in commem oration of Utah's 100th birthday a few days with relatives in Salt wiu De issued probably in JanuLake City. ary of 1947. The art work on the BURBANK BOYS stamp will be done by a Utahn, HEARD FROM and the Covered Wagon Days Burbank R. A. Mrs. Mr. and Inc., is ottering $100.00 in war sun rcceiveu a iccier irom uieir bonds for the best design. Odd!, saying he had received the Their Utah Draws Conduct Medal. Good Explorers has received word daughter-in-lathat her husband and their son, Fifty student explorers under is the tutorship of Ansel F. Hall, SSergcant Lowell Burbank, well known explorer and former expected to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norr are national parks director and his expecting their son Wayne home staff are doing extensive explorMrs. ing in southern Utah. The party soon, also their daughter, is now camped at Mancos, ColoJames Dixson. Sunday evening the special rado. speaker at sacrament meeting was State Revises Tour Boo President C. E. Smith, his subjThe State Publicity department ect honoring President Heber J. Grant. has just completed a revision of Phyllis, daughter of Bishbp and the Utah chapter in the National Mrs. Clarence Fryer, spent the Automobile association tour book. with the family here. The request for a revision was Friday, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. made to the department by the stated ' they were do- Dewey, of Tremonton,' viited AAA who t i with their daughter, Virginia ing tne book over in anticipaBlackham and family here, before tion of the great tourist migragoing to Afton, Wyo., to attend tion expected to start at the end a party honoring Mrs. Lettie D. of the war. The revised chapter Mrs. on Utah will give the tourist a Campbell's 70th birthday. Campbell is Mr. Dewey's sister. more comprehensive idea of what Mr. and Mrs. Howard Denier, to see in Utah and how to see it. of Salt Lake City, spent the weeke- The Publicity department has also nd with Mr. and- Mrs. N. Peter been called upon to provide inforMarble. mation to a large New York pubChester Burbank, of Preston, lishing concern who is starting a Mo was calling on relatives series of booklets to be distribhere uted in Europe and which will Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lish went treat the political and economic to Ogden to see their little grand- - conditions in the United States, and in which Utah's agriculture, mining, trade and industrial acFOR tivities will be fully told. Spotlighting UTAH d; Ln Am-enca- 7 1 Tremonton, Utah- - Pare Thres , . - V Cedar City to do something for lessness. the little band of Piutes remain-- . Utah Sheepmen Promised Subsidy ing in the area. Championed bv! a t jamco i . .. iuujitr, secretary Will 1am R. Palmer, director of Utah Wool Growers, advises that the Utah Historical society, a bill to give a $2.00 subsidy to are being made to present producers of lambs has been passed by both houses and is awaitthe problem to Utah's congresing presidential approval. This sional delegation in hopes that means $40,000,000 to the sheep something might be done to al- raisers and will put more lamb leviate the red man's condition. DOUBLE ELEMENT on the meat counters, it was said. State Liquor Income Off A letter has txren received by the State department of Publicity The annual profit and loss from Elmer Davis, OWI chief. statement of the State Liquor Conthe department for send thanking trol commission reveals Utah's toaetauea information tor the ing tal liquor sales during the past of a corrected articlj preparing 12 months to be $10,S62,676.5S in the forthcoming issue of the with net earnings, (sales less Russian magazine, "America costs) to be $2,371,423.41. The net earnings are short of the pre- W E STI N G HO US E wuu years record, but is attri- To Air Canyon by Map buted to strict enforcement, and 125 a shortage of liquor. An increase For the first time in history, in net earnings is expected for tbc the Grand canyon of the Colofuture because of the more plen tiful supply of straight bourbons rado, including the Moab, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert area will be mapped from the and blended whiskies. air. Grand county is preparing an ind Burt Lambert, of Blackfoot. Utahns Get Fire Warning airport and a new air field at Idaho visited Monday with Mr. Moab "Watch the Sparks" is thc will be used as a base. Ed- - and Mrs. Israel Hunsaker. They issued warning by Forest officials die Drapcla, Colorado flyer will all were missionary friends, having Established 40 regarding Utah's timberlands. Of take the from a each other in thc German met pictures BRIGHAM the 108 fires in Utah in 1944, CITY, airliner. mission. 66 were caused by human care- ' Just Received u j Two 40-Gall- on Wesix Electric Hot Water Healers Lilenquist Brothers DEALERS Tremonton Phone i S. NORMAN LEE ABSTRACTOR Years UTAH AS how You Can't Miss! -- week-en- S n d . 1 ELECTROLUX . . RONALD HALES Phone Would Aid Piutes Purifier SALES and SERVICE Call 32 R2 Garland remaoetom Tells Polio Symptoms Utah parents are advised by Dr. William McKay, state health commissioner not to get panicky over the present spurt in Polio cases in the state. Children should be watched for symptoms, which start with fever, accompanied by regular influenza pains and aches. A doctor should be called if the fever persists. 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