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Show "Miss America" Joins Bond Boosters Utah's Miss America To Appeared in Host Of Utah Celebrations VFW PAGE FIVE Drum, Bugle BOX ELDER, NEWS Brigham City Utah ' Wednesday, Baphiss, 1951 ' , Help With Bonds SlnsMffc ' ' .. K '' " '"ws,v9tn - 3 v fa v. $5 JpfrV y m ' 1 , v -- . ; . : ' jf "T -- v $2$?'4 i Miss America of 1952, Smith, U. S. Defense Bond chairman the regular and giant' size Minute Man scrolls that formally declare the former Miss pointment Hutchins, Charles L. r Utah, compare ah to be this states U. S. Defense Bond volunteer Am-isadColleen will carry De- or Extraordinary ise Bond greetings throughout the United States. At-Larg- ninder e. Of Bear tr Camp Small Cities Combining Police And Fire Jobs Meeting Daughters of CHICAGO Policemen (UP) pioneers will meet Friday, of and firemen spend as much smber 28 at the home Andersen. All members time taking pregnant women to it River camp , n 20-3- apBIRTHS The following births are an nounced from Cooley Memorial hospital: A baby daughter to Clifford and Berniece Tanner Hobson on September 23. The Hobsons have one other child, a son, Richard who is live years old. A baby Iboy to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Knutson, on September 23. Mrs. Knutson is the former Mary Christensen. Nathan and Melba Field Wheeler of Brigham City are the parents of a girl born Sep , tember 23. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Windley announce the arrival of s 24. daughter, bom September This is the second child. Four year-olPhil is awaiting the return of his mother and the arrival of his little baby sister at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd K. Packer announce the arrival of their third son, born Sept. 25.' Mrs. Packer is the former Donna Smith. hospitals and rescuing cats from treetops as they do catching criminals and putting out fires eryone is invited to phone For that reason theres a trend society items for the News Journal to 771. among small cities to combine police and fire departments in a single municipal department, ' according to the International City Managers association. In its public management t journal, the IOMA said most of the calls coming into police and fire stations are for assistance that either department could Cat Makes One Life give. Go A Long Way One communication system can serve the needs of both' deMOBILE, 'Ala. (OP) Pedigree, partments, the ICMA said,- - and a feline of indeterminate ancesone staff can handle records and try, may not have nine lives but he has made one go a long way. Clerical work for both. to the The cat, belonging COOK TRANSPORTATION CO. John OConnor family, is 19 or maybe 20 years of age, almost twice the normal span of life ' for a cat- AND ON THE WAY He has been in the OConnor )ME, BE SURE TO a . family since he was 6ix weeks OP AT THE old. TUS urged Clifford Hobson Have Baby Girl On Sept 23 The Brigham City Veterans of Foreign Wars Drum and Bugle In corps put their uniforms mothballs this week closing a summer season in which they appeared 13 times. Though they will continue to and oractlce on their drums bugles through the winter months, they have finished performing in parades. During the season they have appeared in Brigham City four imes, Salt Lake City. Ogden, Clearfield, Hyrum, Wellsvllle, Preston, Idaho; Garland, and Willard. V. F. W. members who direct the corps Include Dolores Lauritzen, Clyde Larsen and Keith Pettingill. i to attend. r d dBZms.4EZA JJ'iiOTDKr mm FASTWAY -- " Bus Service CAFE sure folks, were right on the way ere glad to serve you any day! hy Iv. LOGAN 1 P. M. lv. BRIGHAM CITY 2 P. M. Daily or. SALT LAKE CITY 3:30 P. M. lv. SALT LAKE CITY 6 P. M. : ( . CITY 7:30 P. M. lv. for LOGAN 8 P. M. Daily ar. BRIGHAM from In And Park At 324 South Main PACKER MOTOR CO. Drive v Al HEATING RE-FL- O DEALER - O SEASHORES 48 N. Main Brigham City j 3 4 Visit With Aunt Stan (Lowe, a nephew of Mrs. C. M. Christensen, with his new bride visited last week at the Christensen home. The young couple were on a honeymoon trip from Los Angeles, California where they plan to make , their home. Ladies Night Veterans Of Foreign Wars Drum And Bugle Corp . . . which have appeared in 13 different celebrations. Left to right, front row: Beradine Peters, twirler; Donna Youngquist, majorette and Nancy Reese, twirler. Second row: Paul Siggard, DeVerl Morgan, Jay Hollingsworth, Lowell Tingey, Judy Larsen, Connie Morgan, Jackie Seeley, Mickey Harmon, Richard Gordon, Larry Moyes, Farrell Peters. Third row: Opal Petersen, Wynn Bott, Douglas Baird, Donald Terry, Dee Wayne Pulsipher, Jacky Garrett, Keith Orchard, Wayne Bowcutt, Dennis Pettingill and Dick Nelson. Back row: Dolores Lauritzen, Clyde Larsen and Keith Pettingill, directors and Urayna Hess and Roy Hyer. Finds Bossy Bosses W. Lamont Glovers , Less Efficient Return From Convention CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hobson announced the arrival of a baby 23. daughter, born September The baby weighed 4 pounds and 1 ounce. The baby has an elder brother, Richard, who is cow five. Mrs. Habsorl Is also getting along nicely. CHIROPRACTIC Natures Way Club Holds 0 club The Brighm City held its September Ladies Night at the War Memorial home last Saturday evening. In charge of arrangements were Mr. and Mrs. Duwain Ja20-3- 0 cobson. of After a buffet luncheon turkey and ham the evening was spent dancing. A pei feet climax .to the party occurred at about 11 p. m. when news arrived that Bunny Reese had been named Miss Utah. The club wras sponsoring , organization of the Miss Box Elder contest which w'as responsible for Bunny being a contestant. inGuests at the meeting cluded Dr. and Mrs. M. Reed Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jail For Sale Cheap But It's No Bargain Help For DIGESTION POOR Many forms of chronic Tough foreindigestion can t be remen mean accidents more The may Mrs. lieved or cured by chiroLamont Glover Mr. and JACKSON, Mich, (UP) have returned from Los Angeles in a plant, according to a re- county board of supervisors practic adjustments. See where they attended National cent survey. played it straight when it us for consultation. UniCharles W. Nelson, of the wrote a classified advertisement Life Insurance Convention held at the Biltmore hotel. Convention versity of Chicago, said that the to sell the county DR.C. R. JONES sessions were held from 17th to survey showed that autocratic jail. It said: foremen rates had accident For Sale one Jail. Complete 21st inclusive. Mr. Glover won 124 East 1st South the trip from the Beneficial Life among their subordinates four with cockroaches, sagging stairPhone 182 or five times greater than averInsurance company. ways, corroded plumbing, sunk- Wineler. While there, aside from con- age foremen in the same plant en ceilings and crumbling The findings were based on a walls. A real antique. Fine lovention sessions, they attended r accident cation with practically no view. the Ice Follies, Knottsberry study of the one Farm, Warner- - Brothers Studio rate of a plant which employed Purchase price includes and enjoyed a tour of movie 5,000 workers. bulb per cell block, baling light The average department had wire for cell doors and genuine stars homes. six accidents a year, Nelson firetrap furnace arrangement. said. Two other departments, Act quickly. This wont last Indian Medicine Men where the work was no more long. It cant. Inquire county Knew Their Stuff , dangerous had 22 and 26 acci- board of supervisors. dents a year. CHICAGO (UP) Modern spir -When foremen from these deitulists could learn a trick jor were transferred the Coal Mine Does Hauling partments two from the old shamans or accident rates in their new de- By "Rubber Railroad" medicine men who performed climbed while those partments CLOVER, Pa. (UP) Normally for North American Indian in the old went down. a coal mine attracts few sighttribes, according to Donald ColNelson, who spoke before a seers. A mine here has been lier, a curator of Indian archof the American Psymeeting at drawing visitors for more than Natural the Chicago eology association, said that a year. chological History Museum. the foremen were given psycho The point of interest is an Collier doesnt know how the logical tests and, that those who elaborate underground rubber e mediums - pulled ranked higji In autocratic atti- railroad. It carries a thick their stunts 'but some of then), tudes tended to have high ac- stream of coal from the face of were quite fancy, he said. They cident rates. J the mine to the tipple, a dis didnt top with table tipping. more tance three of miles, than They made tents quiver and Better Street Lighting in less than an hour. shake, i .The rubber railroad, actual Borne shamans, he said, had Cuts Traffic Toil conveyor, can haul themselves bound with thongs iy a Bet- up to 3,000 tons of coal a da CLEVELAND, O. (UP) seance a specially-buil- t in 13 cities Officials of the Ebensburg r. i lodge. Soon the lodge began ter street lighting in cut automobile has deaths Coal company, which uses the lanight few minutes shaking and a ter the thongs were tossed an average of 64 percent, the "rubber railroad, say the meNational Street and Traffic Safe- chanization has resulted in betthrough the open top. ter working conditions for miMost of the shamans claimed ty Lighting Bureau reports. 4 of on life ners The and increased production. saving biggest were aided from toy spirits they VS. imhaulbefore after cars and Locomotive formerly Ground. figures the Happy Hunting showed in ed the coal to the surface. Usually they were the spirits of proving the lighting animals such as turtles and elk Cleveland, where 17 fewer persons were killed. rather than human ghosts. Korean War Vet Houses Running second Was San An"Some of the shamans were came 15. Next with tonio, Tex., Family Of 10 In Trailer famous for their extraordinary Grand Rapids, Mich., and Salt CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. (UP) feats, Collier said. A Korean war veteran admits One medium sent his spirit Lake City, Utah, each with 11. his family of 10 is a little helpers with a load of furs many crowded in a 30 foot trailer but miles to a trading post from Raft Of Excuses Fails which they brought back Within says its not as bad as it sounds. an hour several cases of whis To Convince Court Calvin RiSgt. John McCoy said about GARY, Ind. (UP) ky. Another medium, during a ley, 23. offered plenty of excuses 90 percent of the landlords he time of famine, produced in ex when he appeared in city court. talked with while house-huntinThe South section of the West Bleachers will be reserasked if he had any chilchange for four marten skins a For drunken driving: Rliey ved for adults, the section being held until game time sack of flour that his said he wouldnt have been driv- dren. the well I couldnt very deny at 7:30 p. m., at no extra cqst. helpers had brought from a ing if a bar owner had not ordered him to drive off and put fact, he said, I couldnt hide post 100 miles away. Since he In another case a shaman is the keys in his car. Fine, $16.75. all eight of them. said to have produced fresh For reckless driving: Riley said couldnt rent a house, McCoy Established price for all regional games, in blueberries at a seance in the his tires screeched iwhen he bought the trailer. d andi midst of Winter. turned a corner because the air McCoy, his wife, Brigham City and elsewhere during the 1951 Sandra sleep in the pressure iwas low'. Fine, $16.75. season is $1.00 for adults, including tax. For driving without a license: bedroom, the three older girls Look, Almost No Seeds Riley said he h&d sold his car. sleep on the living room couch In This Watermelon Fine, $12.75 and license suspend- and the four boys bivouac in the middle of the kitchen floor. C Sciqn ed for 90 days. ATHENS, Ga. (UP) tists at the University of Geor gia are growing seedless watermelons. Described toy experts as horticultural feat, the seedDRIVING EFFICIENCY! less melons are heart all the Choice of two new CABSI way to the rind.- - Each melon has only three or four develop HERES REAL IIG ed seeds, plus some undevelop 10AD SPACE! EXTRA Cab , ed ones. shown (slight Big 45 cu. ft. body! added cott) Dr. F. E. Johnstone, bead of (UP) V i , v Colleen Corp Complete Summer Events Armed with a full set of official credentials, the newly, crowned Miss America of 1952, Utahs own Colleen Kay Hutchins, left this week for Washington, D. C., and an exciting year of travel during which she will represent Utah as the states U. S. Defense Bond Ambassador Extraordinary The beauty and talent that won the Miss America title will encourage interest in U. S. Defense Bonds. As a Defense Bond volunteer from Utah, Colleen will represent the thousands of patriotic citizens who contribute time and effort towards strengthening America by keeping its economy strong. Charles L. Smith, state chairman, and Clem S. Schramm, state director, presented new Defense Bond credentials to Col leen during her visit here. 20-3- five-yea- i Homecoming. rz vr old-tim- 3 BOX ELDER BEES NORTH CACHE BULLDOGS Friday, September 28 : 710 P.M. g d & 6 it seven-month-ol- the universitys horticultural DM! how much more you get for the low FORD price! di- vision, said a seedless melon is a sterile hybrid and the seeds for planting must be bred ev ery year by band pollination. To date the seeds have been grown only in Japan and sell for 10 cents each. Check All these value know the FORD features-a- nd youll is the Pickup for you! 3 IRAND-NE- POSITIVE STOPPING POWER! truck brakes! Big hydraulic POWER PHOT ECONOMY! Most power from teat! gasl STANDOUT Free Bus Rides Prcfmote Church Attendance HUNTINGTON, W. Va. 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