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Show i Bur-clar- Final Rites Reid MUCH NEEDED MONEY March Of Dimes Goes Way Over The - Total Collection Is $3558.90 Top ' i j f a I i i ff s 4 : I ; For Mrs. Hadley The March of Dimes driveIn Box Elder county was very Gordon Reeves, successful, chairman of the drive, said to day. With Brigham City spearheading the county drive with a total collection of $1952.24, approximately three hundred dollars more was collected this year than last for a total of $3558.90 for the county. It was Indeed heartening to see the funds pour In for the expected polio victims this summer and fall. With 22 cases of polio in Box Elder county last year and the possibility of as nfany more this year, we need every cent of It,. Reeves continued.- The amount the people In each city donated and the chairman of the drive there follows: .Brigham City, $1952.24, Dee Glen Smith; Tremonton, $813. 55, iMerwin Cook; Garland, $267,-9Jack Pierce; Bear River City, $32.40, Ronald Leonard; Corinne, $166.00, Chet Rader; 4Ioneyvil)e, $15.25, Ross Coombs; Deweyville, $12.86, Roland Rigby; Perry $43,-0Ja Hamston; Willard, $17.75, Vaughn Wassom; Mantua, $19,-7Virgil Waldron; .Grouse Creek, $27.58, Mutual Improvement association, and the P, E. V. of Bear River City, $30.00, Mrs. Johnson. ' In Brighdm City the public sbhools spearheaded the drive. The high school donated $633.. 25; Lincoln school donated $121,-78- ; Central school donated $62,-6and the Intermountain Indian school gave $33.92. The total for the schools was $851.59. to Special gifts amounted $251.50; the coin boxes collected $162.69; sports events collected the Kiwanis sponsored $95.50; dance collected the $109.15; home talent show brought in 4; - Tha wida publicity tha giant Dime'' cake attracted for the March of Dimes" was exemplified by a donation from Ely, Nevada. A check for $3.15 from the students of the Siegel school in Ely and signed by Bessie RupperL teacher, was received by officials of the polio drive here. A letter accompanying the check explained that the children had seen the giant cake pictured in a newspaper and on their own had collected the money for the campaign here. The balance came from several other activities. Dee Glen Smith was chairman of the drive in Brigham City. We wish to take this oppor tunity to thank all the people in the county who helped col lect the donations and those who donated, for their excellent cooperation. It has been a pleasant and successful job working with all of you," Coun ty Chairman Reeves said. $170. - deaths for 1949 reduction of 4'50 9,450, equaled from a school The Box Elder high Boys Glee club, composed of 60 Horse Moves In MACON, Ga. (UP) It may have been a nightmare, but they werent dreaming, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sledge said after awak enlng to find their horse asleep beside their bed. high school students, will present a program of singing under the direction of Earl Johnston, vocal teacher at the high school, Sunday evening in the Seventh ward chapel, beginning at 7:30 oclock. Two of the members of the chorus, Quinn Chlarson and Lee Wight will also give talks. This will be the regular Sunday night sacrament meeting, it was announced today by The public is Bishop Wight. invited to attend the event. 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W He DODJUMj imflv Place Your Order On p w DANDELION WEED KILLER, bottle News-Journ- COUPON A GARDEN SPECIA1S 'he t a lamb. Ninas teacher wont let her bring her put lion Briha Elder Five-year-ol- d owned nl1 rider 4 lbs. 1 . BOSTON (UP) Nina Von Drewitz understands the problems of Mary, the little girl in the nursery rhyme who V Elder American Owen W. Hadley of Silver Springs, Maryland, son of Edward Hadley of this city, was among 284 students graduating from the Benjamin Franklin at commencement University exercises held at the Statler Hotel in Washington, D. C. on February 22. Hadley was awarded a $25.00 government savings bond in recognition of his distinguished He graduated with scholarship. a bachelor of Commercial Science degree. of Box Hadley, a graduate Elder high school, served overseas during World War II in the .European theater and makes his home in Silver Springs, Maryland with his wife, small son and daughter. He is employed at Washington, D. C. in the Department of Veterans Affairs. He has been attending night school at the University for the past three years and is now working towards his Masters degree. A Assun geles The is a hurry-upshop for job printing, but The largest coal loading crane the quality of the work is always in the world is in Toledo, O. the finest. sent their chapter. , : $25.58 Complete With Carrying v Case ARGOFLEX Eighteen delegates from Box Elder high school will attend the Future Homemakers convention at the Utah State Agricultural college, March it was announced today. Ten of the B.E.H.S. delegates will have voting privileges. Nineteen delegates from Utah will be sent to Kansas City na 24-2- PICTURIf LAWN College Honors 1918. Brigham City, Utah Friday, March 17, 1950 Elder of Owen Hadley Wins Street Deaths Down CHICAGO (UP) The Ameri can Automobile Association es tlmates that U. S. pedestrian BOX ELDER JOURNAL g the Cooley Memorial hospital; Friday. March 10, were held Monday, March 13, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the Brigham City Second ward chapel with Bishop Glenn Knudson presiding and Counselor Earl Hansen conducting. The family prayer was offered by Raymond Olsen. Prelude and postlude were played by Rennie Littlewood. The invocation was offered by Wynn N. Jeppson after which a duet, composed of Alice Nelson and Ruth Valentine, sang Oh My Father. Remarks were then given by Sarah Horsley and a song, "In The Garden was sung by Vella Sackett Remarks were given by Orval Sackett and the closing remarks were given by Counselor Earl Hansen. The closing song by Lee DaBenevis was Going Home. diction was offered by William C. Horsley. Interment was in the Brigham City cemetery under the direction of the Harold B. Felt funeral home with D. Seth Reeder dedicating the grave. Check For Polio Drive From Fly, Nevada Received SIX Mr. Funeral services for Laurena resident C. Hadley, 83, of Brigham City, who died at life-lon- ; PAGE s HOWELL, Mich. (UP) Ameriwho broke into the can Legion club brought along rifled two juicy pig hocks. They watchdog the while the place feasted. WITH EACH I RON RITE SOLD ON DOLLAR DAY SATURDAY |