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Show -- A- IT I Birth Announcement Comes from California Perform Here on Peach Days Will Form Backbone of 1954 BeeGridsters vV'f'S Mr. and Mrs. Jack Struetz of anLong Beach, California, nounce the arrival of their second daughter, Janice Marie, -- a; v The Inhabitants of Saint Martin In Hi; Wsl tudias, although politically divided between the Netherlands and France, speak English. vj. ' IV'" J IA v Af I ' A 0 f ji r ir 'i ! . . . City Officials Aid With 1904 Intermountain School Teaching Staff is Joined by New Members , SAFER TRACTION! By MILEAGE FROM NEW TOUGHER TREADI TRIPLE TEMPERED 3-- T CORD N Stop in trade-i- n see how easy our allowance makes big it for you to own the far stronger, far safer Double Eagle by Goodyear. Your old tires will make the down paymentl Balance as little as $1.25 per week. BRIGHAM AUTO SUPPLY 119 So. Main Ph-2- ii f g 3 Helen Sorensen Miss Grissom's Dept. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Washington of Milwaukee, Wiscondesin, joined Miss Grissoms partment to replace Mr Gibby. Mrs Washington and her sons, Edward and Paul are now at home in building 68. Mr Gibby leaves this week to accept a teaching position In his home town, Glendale, California There Mr. Gibby will teach a special class In grades one to six. Last week end the Lewis Fish family attended a family reunion at the home of Lewis parents in St George, Utah. Mr and Mrs. Clem Henderson and baby daughter, Ann, were guests of Louise Dyer on Sunday. Mrs Henderson was a member of our teaching staff two years ago Miss Mae Bressler stopped, for a brief visit with us last week end Mae is on her way to Germany where she will teach this winter. Mrs. King's Dept. New teachers are: J. Oscar Jones, Miss Sue Jones, Orville Hood. Miss Doris Lint, Windell Floyd, Mrs. A. Dickman and Mrs Jeane Roper Mrs Lucy Roanhorse, instructional aid, was transferred from BACK IN 1908 Advertisements in Early Special Peach Miss Harringtons department. When the boys and girls came back to Intermountain last week, the following people escorted them: Mrs. Clarissa LowMiss Caroery, Jim Kirkham, lyn Holyan, Mrs Hazel Lope, Earl Webb, Miss Sue Jones, Mrs. J. Oscar Jones, Ruth Chevez, Robert Henderson and Hubert Collmar. Charles Skenendore has just returned from his recruiting duties at the reservation. Miss Harrington's Dept Nathan O. Zollinger has just joined the staff as principal teacher, replacing Clair Bailey. He was transferred from arts and crafts shop Vince Loosli from Miss Harringtons department, is replacing Zollinger, in the arts and crafts shop. Lee Payne just returned from the Ft. Wingate area where he has been recruiting students. Andy Sorensen just returned from the Tuba City area where he has been recruiting students Farewell Party Mr and Mrs Joe Weight had a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bailey who are leaving Intermountain, a gift of remembrance was piesented to them, refreshments were served and games were played Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Christiansen, Mr and Mrs. Leo Fredncksen, Mr and Mrs. Vince Loosli, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lange, and Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen. Visitors Mr and Mrs. Joe Weight has as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lange from Auburn, Nebraska. Weight and Lange were in the army together. Back in 1904 the Peach Day committee was greatly assisted in their plans by the city officers Serving as mayor during that time was C. Holst, with N. E. Mortensen, N. J. Nelsen, Isaac A. Jensen, C. Simonsen and Andrew Funk as councilmen. Other city officials included: B P. Newman, recorder: Mary Johnson, treasurer; Samuel Carter, marshal; B H. Jones, attorney: Wm. Horsley, justice of the peace; Lorenzo Anderson, superintendent of waterworks; W. S. Taylor, chief fire depot, (Jack Taylor, his son is now serving as Brigham City Fire Chief); O. C. Jensen, street supervisor; C. F. Nelsen, night watchman and jailor, and C. J. Nelson, sexton Members of the board of health included: Dr. E. A. Rich, chairman; F. W. Fishburn, sec retary and Dr. L. Berg. The city council during those years met on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. CpI. Junior Hanline Gets Army Release Corporal Sherman Junior Han line, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanline, Brigham City, returned home this week, released from U. S. army duty With the infan try. Corporal Hanline returned to Los Angeles by ship from 18 months overseas duty in Korea. He had received his basic training at Fort Ord, California prior to his overseas tour. He also received his honorable release at Fort Ord, following two years of duty. Mr. and Mrs. Hanline traveled Is It Possible? to Los Angeles to mqet their son STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn. and returned home with him. (UP) A womans club here has one strict rule gossiping is Triple Threat banned. The club has only six WILDWOOD, N. J. (UP) -members. George Demedio, a pharmacist, said a desperate vacationist 1955 will mark the 150th an- walked into his drug store at the niversary of the discovery by height of the season and asked, white men of New Hampshires Have you anything good for famed Old Man of the Moun- mosquito bites on top of poison tains ivy over sunburn? C. F. Emilius plumber and fitter customers give him he would prove the assertions that no small or too large. luster Your BUY Poultry Needs Farm LY And Share In Our Patronage Refund Benefits Your association carries a wide variety of dependfor your convenience able, first quality products Ixiok over and for your success in the poultry business. this list and check the items you need : Feeds Insecticides Chick Feeders Fertilizers BLOCK Founts Fencing Spray Roofing Materials and Brown Hartmann, asked that a trial and truth of his job is too TO DAYS! t j is FRIENDLY SERVICE!. Weve been at the same location, selling the same products for years . . . and were proud and grateful that weve built a reputation for reliable and friendly service and for good treatment. Well take care of your car and try to merit top-quali- Fred Roundy was proprietor of the Utah-Nhotel find dining room, which claimed to be the best equipped cafe in the city; everything strictly first-clasSpecial attention given to banquets and dinner parties. Open that from 6 a. m. to 8 p.m. 1 a " Ask Erdman and Son stated merit has its reward in business as surely as in the profesFall hats in the very latest sions, They urged people to call and see the only ammonia cold metropolitan styles were offered M. E. Campbell, stating that storage plant in Box Elder coun by the best peace offering to the ty. fair sex is a new bonnet. Up rigs at all hours were promised by W. H. Glover. The Brigham City Steam LaunHe also stated that hacks meet dry began operation in 1904 and all trains at depot. in the first Peach Days edition noted that all nearby settlethe ments as far as Maladi were FJgUb urns . was . called store of the masses with stores sending their laundiy to Brigat Brigham and Tremonton. ham. They carried dry goods, shoes, Merrell Lumber company, loclothing, ladies and gents furcated one block north of the nishings and groceries. county court house, and still do State Bank of Brigham, your ing business at the same loca own state, bank, had a capital tion, advertised lumber, buildof $40,00000 with surplus and ing material, wagons, buggies profits amounting to $7,000 00, and farm implements. " ty your continued patronage, friendship and confidence. Drop in and say Hello during Peach Days! Hue Ribbon Our '7 5 Customers" 4 e i br CHEVRON SERVICE Phone 155 180 South Main Welcome To The "Golden Anniversary Of Our Peach Day Celebration . r v. - -- j v'.. - a 1 W". 1 1 f w d-i. and PIPE works; the farmer Heres how the new Farmall . . the two coupling beams just backs up to the implement sockets on the tracon the implement slip into the to uncouple, tor, and are locked instantly and automatically just lift two latches. The farmer saves aingreat deal of time hitching. and all of the hard work usually required Fast-Hitc- Here are five of the more than a score of farm implements . The which can be used with the new Farmall average farmer, says local 1H dealer, can hitch and unhitch from all implements in less time and with far less work than was required up to now. Fast-Hitch- Paints Consult John Kelly, Brigham City branch manager today CARRY WE INTERNATIONAL Your Buying Dollars Reach Further - t 'A HOME FREEZERS The Cooperative Way , Fast-Hitc- COMPLETE A - h OF LINE HARVESTER h PRODUCTS . i . Genuine Parts for McCormick Peering Tractors, International Trucks and Farm Equipment PUMICE f PEACH WELCOME The Brigham City Pharmacy announced If you have a home remedy for something, bring or send the prescription here; we exercise the same care in filling home prescriptions as we do with doctors prescriptions. shoes for boys, youths and little Walkover gents, along with shoes for men and Strootman shoes for ladies, misses and children were advertised in the Horsleys celebration ad. An-die- All For d Peach days has been built up through the years since 1904 as Utahs premiere Harvest Festival. Box Elder folk have a. right to be proud of the reputation their celebration enjoys, yet such pride carries the responsibility of continued effort to make it a greater celebration each year, to be worthy of its reputation. Days Editions Tell Interesting Story SILENCERS' DESIGN TO These Seven Returning Lettermen . . , will probably be the nucleus of the 1954 edition of Coach Earl Fergusons Box Elder High school football team. Shown here, left to right, are LaVar Douglas, Dale Holmes, Bob Jensen, Bob Rasmussen, Gary Hollingsworth, Ray Beecher and Gary Grunig. popular vocal duo, will be one of the 12 novelty acts to be presented Friday night at the Grace Evans Revue. The popular variety show will be staged at 8 :00 oclock at Rees Pioneer Park grandstand. I ALL-NYLO- ;. WELCOME The Zion Wranglers LONGER OMifrK-Ftr-i- CD GOODYEAD RIDEI c rj; wtlHifc by SURER ? to those who helped the industry's effort to secure tariff protection against excessivo Imports. The President rejected the tariff Increases, but his stepped-u- p stockpile program may prove a real shot in tha arm for lead-zin- c mining. He has shown ho is awara of the Industry's plight and the vital place of domestic metal production in national defense and domestic economy. DOUBLE EAGLE FOR i Thanks lead-zin- eompwie QUIETER 1954 GHH3S 4i A beauty FOR ' Y ' Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, September 8, 1 beyond I Elder NEWS - and wean SAFETY Box 15 1 1 .t a. a born August 30. This makes the 25th grandchild for Mr and Mrs Hans Knudsen of Brigham City Mrs. Struetz is the former Gladys Knudsen. fbY PEACH DATS EDITIOM UTAH COOPERATIVE r AND CONCRETE BLOCK DRAINAGE BRIGHAM TRUCK SEWER AND and IRRIGATION CONCRETE PIPE POULTRY ASSOCIATION Brigham City, Utah Phone 135 PHONE 930 353 So. 6th East IMPLEMENT Co. . Brigham City 27 NORTH MAIN ? PHONE 300 r 1. |