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Show 'age P S Lelmd Jshnscn r Tommy Walclron, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Veri Waldron, cs-;aped death cn Mother's Day, jfhn a garage door fell on him. So serious injuries were receiv-- j ( - ti - 'if f .;. ft hi ! ed. U - V ) i Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson! were Oden shoppers Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe N,?lson en-- ! j n tertained ft their hone Sunday! for Mr. and Mrs. Don Howsley, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nelson, Mr. anHi Mrs Georee Crozier and Mr. and Mrs. Odean Kay. Vak-eWatt spent last Thursday in Ogden. Rulon W.xxis of Salt Lake City spent Sunday at the home of his Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin j I Woods. Marilyn Jensen spent the week .if n n 1 ' ! ( V! j , , vfrc T.ni'An PrvstaL Mrs. Dorotny iiar.iS, rrebuit-niwuj"k Mrs. Marjorie and Teacher, Mrs. LIS Mrs. Roundy Tinsley, Thelma Brough Richard Davos, row (L to r.) Don Lee Acker, Ballard Harns.Biliy Woodhead, Marvin Brough, Allen Unsiey and Frank Roundy. ... n v,- Erick-so- n, entertained the group with i i M Uuh accompanied by Virginia FIRST WARD BLAZERS AND MOTHERS Thatcher By Mrs. BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Trenonton, - a vocal solo. Mrs. Wesley Gephart, local woman who is vice president of the Northern District of Federinated Clubs, officiated at the Asstallation of the new officers. Melvin suming office were Mrs. Garland Mrs. Foxley, president; &irs. vice president; Puzey, Mrs. secretary; Napoli, George Ed Mrs. Ted Cochran, treasurer; ; parli-and Silvester historian Swe Van Mrs. Henry mentarian; den, music director and Mrs Clyde Morris, reporter and cor responding secretary. Tokens of appreciation were presented to retiring presiden Mrs. Rodney Morrison and Mrs., Reuben Baer. Mrs. Ray M. Reed-- ! er and Mrs. Gordon Worley were introduced and welcomed as new members. A delicious luncheon was serv ed to 36 members after which a snort Dusmess meeung was neiu. end vixitin? in Kaysville. Golden Burton and family vi sited in Logan & Brigham Sunday. number of popular magazines special agent, who will be in Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawkes, 1st WARD BL.1ZERS AND He has -Travel Sections" charge of the closes now nav Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Smith, Mr. MOTRERS ENJOY PARTY 1940 the been with The Tremonton 1st ward Bla- which in many instances have and Mrs. Bill Burton and Mr. and Nevaat is Reno, stationed a irht f v.-- ! and Mrs. Boyd Borgstron visited at zers and their mothers met Monda- their parent's home, Mr. and Mrs day for a party under the dir- tioning in the west. It is pointed out that within the past year, ciassrnnm instruction ana Alben Borgstron. Sunday. Mis. autoteacher. blazer of the ection "Holiday Magazine." along with practice will cover fields of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Walters and courtroom Demonstrapromobile Brockman. known searching, publicaother nationally Mr. and Mrs. James Hall of Mag- Marjorie hanin featured technique cedure, police on has the year's tions continually na and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Udy tions were given care of Fielding visited at the home work and remarks were made by the west as an ideal vacation dling prisoners and use and San-dal- l. of firearms. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Primary President, Marjorie spot. The boys honored their moEarl Adams, Sunday. FARM BUREAU VISITS Lynn Clark and family visited thers by presenting them with OGDEN SETS GOLDEN SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL were DAY SPIKE refreshments and at corsages Ogden. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Adams and served. Last Thursday 17 members of May 10th at Ogden has been the Tremonton Farm BurEast family were in Brigham Sunday. set aside as Golden Spike Day Floyd Adams flew to Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Young of by Governor J. Bracken Lee and eau enjoyed a trip to the Indusfor two days on business. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ogden's Mayor Harmon W. Pee-r- trial School in Ogden. Dr. Dallas and Duane Adams, vis- Anderson of Tremonton, and Mr. instructed the group and The day is in observance of ited in Brigham over the week- and Mrs. Ken Anderson of Og- the driving of the Golden Spike everyone gained much from the end. den were Sunday visitors at the linking America's east west trip. Lunch was served at Lorin A large group of Beehive girls home of their parents, Mr. and boundaries by the first transcon- Farr Park. and their Mothers spent their Mrs. Roy Anderson. tinental railroad. It was on May Swarm Day at Crystal Springs Mrs. Herman Potter and Mrs. 18 1869, the Union Pacific and UTAH STATE SOIL They enjoyed swimming and had Roy Anderson went to Fark Val- the Central Pacific rails met at CONSERVATION COMMITTEE a nice lunch. ley to Primary Conference. Utah. Promontory station, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Compton Mr. and Mrs. Vern Roche went Legal Notice of the Results of visited at the home of her par- to Brigham, Sunday. UTAII BANK RESOURCES Election for Supervisors of the ents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fireside Chat was held at Verl Northern Utah Soil Conservation The consolidated statement of Woods, Sunday. Waldron's home. 22 were served District. Mrs. Earl Anderson and Mrs. Guests were Elwood Christensen 55 banks including 44 state banks Notice is hereby given by the and 11 national banks in Utah Milton Anderson went to Brig-ha- and Mrs. Neilson of Denmark. Utah State .Soil Conservation Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Christen- - as reported by the office of the Committee that in the matter Mr. and Mrs. Eddis Fredrickson r,;n and Mr. and Mrs. Walter State Banking Commissioner is of the organization of the NorPolly Smith and Francis Fred- Scott took a trip to Wyoming o- - interesting in the fact that the thern Utah Soil Conservation total cash balance of the 55 District an election was rickson vtiited in Thatcher on ver the week end. duly conas of April amounted to banks Sunday. Everett Roche spent one day in ducted said Committee within by The total assets $144,774,463.45. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Johnson Soda Springs this week. said District on March 24, 1949 amounts of banks mentioned the and family spent Monday In Og to the grand sum of $585,412,- - for the electon of three supervi den. sors of said Soil Conservation 717.77. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Peterson and that the following District d of Syraeu.se Mr. and Mrs. tabulation gives a full, correct, DISASTER LOANS Peterson of Honeyville, Mr. true and of the results of report AVAILABLE AT F. H. A, and Mrs. Harry Peterson of Og- UTAH AND DUDE RANCHES said election: den, Mr. and Mrs. Vern PeterAuthorization has now been "Please send me a list of Utahs Number of son and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peter- dude ranches" an eastern women received for the extension of cre- Name of Candidate Votes Received son visited at the home of their has written the Utah Depart- dit to farmers and ranchers who A. W. Bishop 21 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pe- ment of Publicity. A check of the have suffered damage as a result D. A. Fuhriman 22; terson, Sunday. dude ranches in Utah by the of the recent severe winter pro- E. J. Holt 10; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bodily of PID reveals only five which are vided they are unable to obtain M. T. Hansen 18: Syracuse visited at her parents recommended by the Universal the necessary credit from com- J. H. Norman 7 home, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Pe- Travel Service of Salt Lake City. mercial banks or other responsi- W. 12! J. Roberts terson, Sunday. It would appear from the ma- ble sources to carry on their farPlease take further notice that Amy Peterson and daughter, ny induiries received by the PID ming or livestock operations. a canvass of the results of said Dorothy wont to Layton to visit relative dude ranches that opThese loans may be made for election shows that Mr. D. A. Mrs. Mr. and James Wise. portunity surely awaits those feed, seed, fertilizer or other es- Fuhiman, Mr. A. W. Bishop, and who would venture Into this bus- sential farm and home operating ly Mr. Myron T. Hansen, being iness in Utah. Numerous dude expenses; for the purchase of the three candidates who receiranches in Wyoming have been livestock, orchard nursery stock, ved the number of votes greatest Finest in Bear River Valley taking a nice profit for many refinancing of debts incurred as are hereby declared the elected years catering to eastern dudes. a result of the severe winter, and supervisors of said Soil ConserOne of the leading dude ran- other purposes which may have vation District. ches in Utah is the Four M at been necessitated by the winter By order of the Utah State Monticello and operated by Ross damages. Loans draw 3 percent Soil Conservation Committee. S. Musselman, well known in Interest and the repayment sche., GEORGE L. HOBSON 4 MAY are Mudules southeastern Utah. Rancher flexible enough to alBIG DOUBLE THRILLER Acting Chairman sselman features during the su- low retirement over a period of 1st pub. A THOUSAND THSSUS! mmer, 500 mile trek on horse- years if necessary and depend last pub. AUTHENTIC CHILLS I back into the area's most scenic somewhat on the type of loan and and little known regions. the items offered as securi- MRS. MELVIN He FOXLEY takes 14 days to make the trip ty. INSTALLED AS CTVIC Further information may be LEAGUE PRESIDENT and us?s 40 horses to carry his J of 20 people and their cam- obtained and applications filed "1 party RiWased thai Unlttd Artists ping equipment and food. The at the office of the Farmers The "Wishing Well' was the starts July 18 and Randall Home Administration, Bear Ri- theme chosen trip for the installation SECOND BIG FEATURE Henderson, well known Californ- ver State Bank Building, luncheon of the Women's Civic ia publisher, and Governor J. League held Thursday afternoon Bracken Lee of Utah are schedat the Oak Cafe. Each table was uled to be on the party. rOIICE SCHOOL SCHEDULED centered with a wishing well and Mussulman's Four M ranch has FOR BRIGILYM CITY streamers dainty from the well everything the eastern dude likes Eirrht regional police schools to individual carried tiny places r,"al cowboys, cattle, horses, and will be conducted in various arbuckets filled with Wis pansies. roundup and broncho busting, a eas of the state during May un- - hes for members were concealed aer commodious ranch house and a the sponsorship of Utah bpnMth t, , wuwo. oyimg no- If You U.ive A Weak Heart bounteous table spread with food Peace Officers Association, co wers the decorations completed srvod the home sty!,? way. Don't (oiie To This Program operating with the Federal Burwas Prayer offered by Mrs. eau of Investigation. ft ti UTAH FILM FEATURE The courses are given in two Rodney Morrison. Mrs. Ray Sunday 4. Monday, May acted as toast mistress and SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE day schools and will meet at "Stallion Canyon" a motion Brigham City May 16 and 17 for responses were given by Mrs. Durrell Hughes, Mrs. Lynn Thorn picture produced by a Utah co- police officers of Box Elder Counas, Mrs. George Napoli and Mrs. ncernthe Kanab Pictures Corp., ty. Ted Cochran. La Vona Erickson, and filmed near Santa Clara and Participation by the officers St. George in southern Utah will has received special emphasis, be released soon. ;a KNIGHT. PAIrt llAl!'-ma ...... ...... reported Lorlng J. McGei?, FBI LEADER WANT-AD- S PAY! JJiiM jjj j MayrowfiflrawcKfDfopjAfewfocfjjjj A New uses arc constantly being f,, remedies. A dxtor in Gm Ri fr & f y daily injections of Vitamin Ri solution he was abie, in mo5t cases A ; to n.tasea in rregnancy after the second ir ( . ADAM'S DRUG STORE 6 j i gga i BriknSnntl ; AT PENNEY'S j Straw Hat Day is Coming! HOW! 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