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Show r Former Willard S"' GROUND OBSERVER CORPS Resident Dies In XT i H.M. Dee Hospital Brigham Miss Returns From Calif. Sojourn Miss Kay Hodges, daughter of and Mrs. George Hodges, has returned home following a five week vacation at Newport, Calif. Accompanying her to Brigham City is young George Hodges, 9, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Hodges of Newport. Master Hodges will remain In Brigham City with his grandparents for the remainder of the summer. He will return to Newport In time to begin school. Mr. Mrs. Selma Braegger Rasmussen Chase, formerly of Willard, died Wednesday at the Dee Memorial hospital In Ogden after a long illness. Mrs. Chase was born- - Feb. 14, to Emanual 1895, In Willard and Mary Elizabeth Carlson Braegger. She married Einer 10 Box Elder JOURNAL Richard Rasmussen of Brigham City. The couple made their Brigham City, Utah home in Salt Lake City. They Friday, August 2, 1957 moved to Brigham City later. In June, 1936, Mr. Rasmussen died. She married Ivon Chase In Portland, Ore., in 1947. Mr. Chase died In 1948. Mrs. Chase resided In Portland until her illness. She was a member of the LDS M JUKI YOU'RE church. She was affiliated with scooter shown above was badly the Danish Brotherhood auxilThe motor-ra- il SCOOTER DAMAGED MOTOR-RAI- L iary and Veterans of Foreign damaged Wednesday afternoon when a truck belonging to A. V. Smoot of Corinne, rolled Wars auxiliary, both of Brigham from where it was parked at the Big J Mill, and hit the scooter. City. Mrs. Chase is survived by two Sergeant Ted Yarborough, sector sergeant, left, and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph (Ruby) NEW SIGN FOR GOC daughters: Howden of Seattle, Wash., and George Hodges, Box Elder County GOC coordinator, center, look with pride at the sign went to Mayor LeGrande Mrs. Ransom J. (DeLcne) Cutrecently presented to Brigham City GOC. - A special thank-yo- u ler of Corinne; five grandchilHorsley, right, and his council members for the sign identifying the building located at dren. two Motor-Ca- r New the North gate of Intermountain School as post observation headquarters. one brother, Parker Braegger of and three sisters, Mrs. Lqw ; Tags for the archery deer gear while hunting but are not Oregon; hunt went on sale Aug. 1 and required to wear other red cloth- Ellen Castell of Oregon, Miss price Hannah Braegger and Mrs.. Leswill remain on sale until the end ing. I ; ter both of (Ruth) McDowell, . Either barbed or barbless arSept. 15. The first A huge truck slipped out of of the hunt onseasons Lake Salt the ux?rlcT i most ' City. on are rowheads this year deer of the They permissible. gear Wednesday noon at Big J will must have two or more sharp Funeral services will be held begin Saturday, Aug. 31. popular movie maker I , Mill, rolling backwards into a The tags may be purchased cutting edges and must not be Saturday at 1 p. m. at the Harrailroad motor rail scooter sitold B. Felt Funeral Home. at fish and department of- capable of passing through a ting at the side of the tracks, ac- fices only atgame BROWNIE M(HK& CAMERA' offi1596 West North Norman inch hole. will Henry Bishop incording to Shiil Williams, at ciate. Friends either Lake call The said the Salt in range City, department may Temple, Hares the camera that makes'" vestigating officer. mailed applica- conditions and the number of mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 p. A. V. Smoot of Corinne left in person or by movies simple as snapshots at an serm. or a to for deer forecasts the tion. applying Saturday prior good archery Anyone (Special to the News & Journal) There are now 78,361,000 cop- news, the local detail, the backhis truck at the mill and appara price every a sucvice. must season first this Hunter possess year. NEW YORK More are ies printed per issue by the ground and the prespeetive to ently failed to set his brakes, po- archery tag family can afford. Come see license. cess for the shoot in 1956 was 19 Burial will be at the Willard reading the Box Elder people News and daily and the weekly newspa- be found in a good newspaper. lice reports reveal. The com- 1957 big game hunting how easy it isl Yo just aim and The application must include percent" cemetery. e Journal than ever before. Its pers of the nation, an The readers freedom to select shoot for really wonderful pletely demolished motor-rai- l full name, address, big game licirculation has bounded upward high. The dailies are produc- what is of interest to him and scooter was owned by Union Pamovies, indoors and out. a number and fee. $3 cense in the last few years at a rapid ing 56,596,000 copies a day and to read it when he wishes to do No better time than NOW the cific. Smoots truck was damnoted Is the hunt of rate faster than that of the the weeklies, 21,765,000 per is- so, is credited with being a world's favorite movie maker is aged $500. He also-- lost part of in Popularity department of fish and game a load of barley, average newspaper in the Uni- sue. a bigger, better buy than everl ' in the gains made factor prime huntbow ted States. Smoot was cited for failure to figures showing 3,196 In Brigham City, the News and by newspapers. ers purchasing the special tags lens $29.95 with which had a combined set his brakes. Journal; Data from 1-- D Despite the rising circulation every gathered part for this season a year ago. of 3,681- in 1950, and the increase recorded in adof the country for Editor and circulation . ether Irewnle models available The entire state is open to bow and for the Ayer reached 4,796 last year. It was vertising volume, many newsTemperance Union Held and arrow hunting during this All Guardsmen satisfactorily tarily liable for additional ac- Publisher of Newspapers and a rise of 30.3 percent. It should papers are, making less than Directory season, except in the Bingham performing their military duties tive duty or reserve service, Periodicals show that there has be noted that these are paid they did a few years ago. HighAt Jensen Residence canyon closed area. Archery tags in the Utah National Guard will General Rich said. er newsprint prices and greater been a remarkable growth in circulation figures. Selective Officers and leaders of the are not considered a special per- soon be given a Guardsmen have been caution- newspaper circulation since 1950. reflects increased mechanical operating costs are this That . Womens Christian Temperance mit and therefore do not restrict Service classification under a ed to maintain their attendance is keeping profits down. The indusnewspaper appeal locally Union of the state of Utah met, the' purchaser from obtaining new Selective Service policy. requirements because a Seshown by the fact that it was try is counting on its research ART & MUSIC CO.1 doe Major General Maxwell E. Rich, lective 27 strong, at' the home of Presi- other special or additional Garland Girl Wins Service classification more than the areas population efforts to solve these problems. dent Lucinda P. Jensen, Bear permits for other deer seasons. State Adjutant General, an- lost due to failure to satisfacin 4-- H the period, 22.2 percent. gain Club Journey ' River City, July 31. It is illegal to carry a strung nounced this week. With this increase, it outdistorily maintain attendance reThe annual institute began at bow in or on a vehicle, rules This will affect many young quirements cannot be restored Carol Dawn Limb of Garland, tanced most papers published in If Youre the Gal Who Gets 10 a. m., Wednesday. from the department of fish and men who joined the Guard af- under any circumstances, acStates. Their gains the daughter if Mr. and Mrs. the United10.8 of show. The was Potluck luncheon served game carrying ' was of 1814 to Rich. General It ter age. cording years percent. In on the Best Price Don Limb, has been selected as averaged attaining while Individuals at noon followed by round ta- firearms by permittees who have been rethan the gain made also, to better, of one Utah the delegates ble discussions during the after- hunting with a bow is also ille- classified from Breaks. Anywhere . . . due to to attend the annual meeting of by the weeklies, 26.0 percent. . noon session. gal during the special archery failure to .satisfactorily perform Mother's Fetes are circulation of These the American Family CoopInstitute figures Included in the program wefe season. duties will not their eration at Fort Collins, . Colo. verified every six months by rea musical number, by Mrs. Iona Archers must wear red head- - benefitmilitary GenBirthday new Anniversary this 17. policy, by ports prepared for and checked Tpe group will leave Aug. Larsen, Tremonton; talks by two ' L. J. u; eral Rich said. outan Dawn by the Audit Bureau of Circuhas been Carol was Mrs. contest speech . winners, Miss guest of Guardsmen will be reclassified honor at a Smith club member in Box lations, Chicago, and through dinner standing Merralee. Cochran, pearl medal family party, new and will maintain the complete audits every two years, Boys afternoon, July 28, at Elder county in her work in winner, and Miss Tamara classification only if they ful- Sunday a junior leader the last being for the period as has acted She the a home of and daughter fill armory drills and field trainbesides carrying three projects ending Sept. 30, 1956. Mr. and Mrs. Harold You Can't Afford Not To! ing attendance requirements and U.S. this summer. Both the News and Journal perform active duty with the one oldABC. of has attended members Carol are Dawn, The occasion Mrs. was Only Smiths Army agreed upon when enlist- birthday anniversary. er club camp in Logan and other weekly newspaper in Utah, The local Marine corps recruit- ed. activicirculation is a member of the Dinner was served on the has helped in club camp ers announced recently that DarUnder present enlistment reBox auditing association. rel Andres Pahrson, 17, son of quirements, young men between lawn with the following attend- ties. She has represented Fair style The steady growth of newsMr. and Mrs. William F, Pehrson 17 and 18tt who join the Guard ing: Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Smith, Elder in the State papers during recent years has of Corinne, enlisted in the U. S. must serve Either 11 weeks or Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pierson and dress review. The trip to Colorado is being given a clear answer to man ' Marine corps for four years on 6 months on active duty. If 11 family, Logan; Mr. and Mrs. the Oluf Zundel by the Utah Council people- who had doubted and sponsored children, Craig, 29. weeks active duty is elected the Scott and July word to of Farm the of Mr. J printed and ability Cooperatives. Kay; Mary Pehrson passed his qualifier individuals service obligation survive the advent of television. tion test for enlistment in Salt continues until 28 years of age. Mrs. Dee Glen Smith and sons, I used to get all Instead, it has been demonwasnt a very big ' acThat Freddie, Jeffery and Richard, Lake City with a score of 97. months six for By volunteering can take the tires at cost . . til the His rating was listed as out- active duty his service obligation and the host, hostess and their count of your daughters wed- strated, nothing No of the newspapers. son, Jay Arbon. in the place paper. ding guy went broke. three to is reduced standing. eight years, All played games and enjoyed sent other media, the public has was account the No, big Prior to joining the corps and one-hal- f years in the Ready Our prices are a9 to me. found, can give the breadth of Pehrson attended Box Elder Reserve during which time he a lovely afternoon together. LOW as any other must attend 90 percent of the High school. station that is still Private Pehrson was adminis- 48 armory drills annually, and IN (BUSINESS 1 tered the oath of enlistment by all of the 15. days annual sumMajor William S. Rump, officer mer field training, plus four in charge of recruiting for the years in the Standby Reserve in intermountain area on July 29. an inactive status. ART'S Those between 1814 and 26 Immediately after taking the boot must serve six months on active oath, he departed for training at San Diego, Calif., duty plus five and a half years where he will be in training for in the .Ready Reserve with the approximately 12 weeks. Upon same Armory Drills and Field SERVICE 12 week Training completion of the attendance require577 North Main course, he will be transferred to ments. Men over 26 who have Camp Pendleton, Calif., for ad- not previously incurred a serPhone 880 vanced study. vice obligation are not involun Our experienced gas men are ready to serve you now. We are equfpped ; Runaway Truck Hits Reports Reveal Circulation of News and journal 7-- 5 all-tim- full-col- National Guardsmen Must Maintain f2.7 Attendance Requirements to Be - COMPTONS 4-- 1-- SHOP PENNEYS Corinne Joins AUGUST WHITE GOODS! 4-- son-in-la- Ar-bo- n. Marine Corps 4-- U Inl UNION 76 h JV TO GAS to install all gas appliances with local guaranteed service. J CENTRAL CHEVROLET MODERNIZE YOUR HOME WITH THESE CONVENIENT GAS APPLIANCES IIAS JUMPED THE GUN I 5 - ' CLEAN-OU- T PRICES ON NEW CIIEVROLETS AND NEW OLDSMO-BILETHREE MONTHS IN ADVANCE! S CONVERSION BURNERS CIRCULATORS NO NEED TO WAIT FOR NEW MODEL CLEARANCE! 3 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON ALL NEW CARS! We Are Paying The Highest Prices On Used Cars. : ;r WE NEED USED CARS! ( HEATERS ; ti :' lAR Central Chevrolet PHONE 935 X wa. 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