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Show V TJhlvrrs- -l Box U7 S-d- ? Micro take City, t filninp Utah. 53 Jen. 1 Sweepstakes Winner In Peach Days Parade wrr ''K VOLUME 57, NUMBER 38 .c Demos Plan Kick - Off RallyljSaturday O'& A ri V::th&hx r Vltf r-M- f i M t n k.4rrp 4 hVAr.f ij'; tf'i . V jf ; tj j 1 Ai, 1 ' fj s 1 , 44 StisSbs. ' Brigham City Rotary Clubs Float, Indian Summer which won top honors in the parade last Friday and Saturday. It was unusually . appropriate as this area was moving into the Indian Summer season. Corinne Area Dean Bunder son Sinks Number One Hole-ln-On- e On Number Five To Operate The Corinne posted hunting will operate durhunting season, which will open about November 1. i One hundred and fifty permits ; will be drawn at a public draw-- I Ing in connection with a Pheas- - 1 t ant Carnival on the evening of ; October 11. The drawing will be held in j ' the VFW building at Corinne. All hunters and "others interest ed are invited to attend. Applicant must send 'license number and fee, which is $1, each, plus a self addressed and envelope to Corinne j stamped Pheasant Association, Corinne, j Utah, between September 15, j last .Monday, and September 25, Inclusive. All .parties hunting ' in groups must place ; names in envelopes and drawing will be l by 'envelopes, instead of indivi--V,y5V-dual .names, Permits are and successful applicants will be notified by mail. Other applications will be returned by mail. Officers of the area Include: Everett C. Anderson, president; Floyd Carter, secretary and John Singh, Sootie Yamasaki and Roy Craner, directors. area Number ing pheasant BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT, 17, 1952 1 1 -- Servicemen's Relatives To Hold Prayer Meeting Prayer meeting for the wives and. mothers, sweethearts, sisters, etc. of servicemen are cordially invited to attend meeting this week at the home of Mrs. Mary Bott, 449 North Fourth East. Dr. Dean Bunderson's lucky number must be five. Using a five iron on number five hole. Dr. Bunderson sank e in his the first Hunting Agenda Listed By - Game Dept. hole-in-on- Following is the agenda for the hunting seasons in Utah for the balance of 1952 as issued by the Utah Fish and Game De164 yard two other partment: threesome, Elk: By special permit only, Owen Shaw and Dub Walker. regular season October It was the second time the some post season hunts later, all fete was accomplished on the permit holders must cheek in hole. and out at the checking stations Bunderson finished his round in their respective hunting diswith a 35 total for nine holes. tricts. Migratory Waterfowl: October 17 to December 25, either a game bird or combination hunting and fishing stamp required along with a Federal migratory bird stamp. Is Deer: October regular season either sex hunting over Marvin R. Jeppesen was releas- most of the state, big game or ed as first counselor in the Co- combination fishing and hunting rinne LDS yard bishopric at (a stamp required, special hunts scheduled for 21 districts, sale of recent sacrament meeting. .Mr. Jeppesen .has Worked as special permit,-.- ; is on a - first served . basis either counselor in the ward for the past come--firs- t by mail or in person at the peer 10 years. A. V. Smoot was sustained as Permit Sales Office in the community designated for that disthe new counselor. trict, sale of permits for all special hunts begins October 1 and Former Resident Back continues until the permits are For Annual Peach Days sold or the hunt is over. Pheasant and quail: Season flohn G. Evans, former resident of Brigham City, opens Saturday noon, November returned Saturday for Peach 8, bag limits, length of season, areas open, and other provisions Days. Mr. Evans was born in. Brig- for this hunt to be set by Comham City, his father, John Evans mission action September 23 following completion of field studmoving here in 1853. From Brig- ies. t ham City, Mr. Evans moved to Malad, Idaho, and since the death of his wife, several years The cardinal is one of the com ago, has been living with a son, bird species few J. T. Evans, who is an attorney paratively whose females can sing. in Idaho Falls. golfing career last on the Brigham City golf course. Witnessing the perfect drive were members of his Thursday municipal Corinne Counselor Released In a Democratic kick-of- f rally here Saturday, voters will have the opportunity of meeting Utah candidates for national, 6tate and county offices, according to Norm Watkins, chairman of the Box Elder Democratic party and Scott Lee, chairman of the county Young Democrats. The rally, which will feature special talks by Mayor Earl J. Glade, candidate for governor, and Walter K. Granger, senator-ia- f candidate, begins at 8 p. m. in the Box Elder high school auditorium. Everyone is invited to attend. Recording to Watkins, Glades talk will be on Utah educational problems. All candidates will be introduced. Firing up for their campaigns at the rally will be the following public office candidates: Walter K, Granger, for U. S. senator: 'Ernest R. McKay, rep. in congress; Earl J. Glade, governor; Milton Taylor, Secretary of state; Ferrell H. Adams, state auditor; Reese M. Reese, treasurer; Clinton D. Vernon, attorney general. J. Harold Reese, state senator; state rep.; LeRoy D. White, James J. White, state rep.;- Martin J. Andersen, county commisand either Marsioner, tin S. Rasmussen or Sterling Wright, tied for county commissioner. Also present will be Milton L. Waifenman, state party chair 20-3- , Karl Krusmark Jr. man, and Roxy Romney, state halrlady. 'The affair is by the senior Box Elder Democratic party and the Young Democrats. Jf- - V. Watkins is chairman of the ebunty party, Jane Linford is cjiairlady; Omar Call, secretary and William T. Davis, treasurer. Scott Lee is president of the Young Democrats and Dick Jensen is secretary-treasure- r and Naval Cadet Karl L. Krusmark, Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Krusmark, 102 North Wilson, Casper, Wyoming, com- pleted duty at the U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Cabanise Field, Carpus Christl, Texas, recently, in advanced flight training. Krusmark, a graduate of Box' Elder high school at Brigham City, attended U.S.A.C. He entered the navy in 1951 and- - received his primary . and basic flight training at Pensacola, Fla., prior to reporting to Cabeniss Field. Cabaniss Field is one of the navy's two advanced flight training bases for student carrier pilots. There they are taught to aircraft such as fly carrier-typthe AD Skyraider (currently used by pilots of the Seventh fleet in the Korean conflict), and the F6F Hellcat, navy fighter planes. Carrier based aviation has been credited with 75 percent of all close air support for ground troops in the Kerean theater. e Will Lead The 1952 Campaign To Again Capture The Region Title Boyd Munns is membership director. Lura Redd is national eommitteewoman for the Young Democrats. Also present will be the state Young Democratic party chair- CROWDS AT G ALL PEACH DAYS EVENTS Winners In Parades, Hobby Displays Are Listed By Officials Of Committees g With crowds at every Peach Days event, record-breakin- man; Jack Horton and chairlady, Brigham Citys annual fruit festival was dubbed unusually Teresa Paulie Cronie. All of the candidates will ar- successful this week by Chamber of Commerce officials in rive In Brigham City at 5:30 p. charge. m. and will be welcomed by Highlights of the celebration county officials. were the parade, on both days, which lived up to Its reputation Will Attend Democratic Rally Saturday "the best parade In Utah, and the smoothly run coronation ball. The coronation ball was handled by the Junior Chamber of Commerce with Boyd Sheffield, chairman. All 58 queen contesWith an "okey freshly stamptants paraded before a crowd of ed on plans to establish the Box about 1100 In a well rehearsed Elder county bank, the board of routine that took only about 20 directors will meet here tonight minutes. at 7:30 p. m. to formulate plans The parade, which was hanfor putting it into operation, ac- dled by Verl Petersen, chairman, was a pleasing feature. 'An estl-- , cording to LeRoy D. White. mated 15,000 people lined BrigAt the meeting possible loca- ham Citys streets Saturday to tions lor the bank will be dls view it. cussed along with other organlz Dean Candland pro at the local golf course, reported several ing details. The board of examiners unani hundred people attended the golf demonstration by Helen mously overruled Bank Commis- Deittweiler the before sioner Louis P. Leathams pre- Peach Days, andThursday that the celevious ruling against the. inde bration packed the golf course Over 250 pendent bank. On the board over the week-end- . were Governor J. Bracken Lee, rounds were played Sunday to Walter K. Granger Earl J. Glade Clinton D. Vernon, attorney gen- set a new record. ' for U. S. Senator for governor eral and Heber Ben n ion, Jr., secFriday nights dual attractions, retary of state. the Fashion Frolic at the Indian YA GOES TO SHOW At the public heiring last school and Parade of Drums and Thursday at 10 a. m. in the gov- Indian Pow Wow at the Pioernors board room, several Box neer park, attracted record In Value Elder people testified to the crowds as did the ball game Every need of the bank in Box Elder and Pow Wow Saturday evening. county which is now served by Reigning over all events were the First Security Bank of Utah the queen, Patricia Election Tie k Wood, with branches in Brigham City and Donna Compton and and Tremonton. Anne Fredrickson, attendants. Proving beyond a doubt that Original objections to the bank Junior royalty Included Karen every vote counts the two conon the grounds the planned cap- Seashore, queen; and Diane testants for the nomination for Deadlock In Sept. 9 ital of $100,000 was not large Uummer and Pauline Adkins, atcounty commissioner on and that it would in fact, tendants. enough the Democratic ticket were still Election To Be be a branch of the Commercial snarled in a tie with 713 votes Rotary clubs beautifully deco, Broken Saturday Security bank of Ogden, were rated 'Indian Summer" float each early this week. eliminated when the prospective was sweepstakes winner In the All ballots except a few from It was learned late Tuesday Box Elder county Bank; officials parade, ,acftording to the Chamoutlying voting districts had the capital would be ber of Commerce. B, Y. Andeln, been canvassed, and the county that the official canvas of the proved that Box Elder county primary eleclarger and tht 65 percent of the J - & Halliday and R.-cofsimlssioners still hadnt Gary tion had been completed and stock in the bank would be the judges.,,. ..,. , the election knot. owned Rasin S. the people Martin tie county. by between the Other parade winners include to K. B. Olsen, According mussen and Sterling Wright It was also established with the the following:' county clerk, several war balboard econoof examiners that lots from Box Elder county res- still existed. Section 1: Clearfield Naval mic conditions in the county had each two Democrats The idents in the armed services Depot, first, and Indian school show a need for another bank. have been received since the 713 votes In their race for employees, second. commissioner county election. They may break the Section Two, civic clubs: Civnomination. tie. ic Improvement club, first; 0 necesthis to law, According 'However, there is a question club, second, and Kindergara at lot decision by about their legality which must sitates a ten club, third. before the public meeting be settled before they are count Church section: South Box El-dcounty clerk and the district ed. stake, first; Brigham City, The value of the individuals judge.. Third ward, second. decision The by pr drawing, vote was also very evident in School section: Intermountain in the court two other contest. Grant M, lot, will be made Indian school, first; Box Elder court the of rooms county to lost Prisbrey, Brigham City, seniors, second; Box Eider Junhouse next Saturday morning LeRoy D. White by only 61 votes iors, third, and Girls m. 10 a. at league, (404 to 343) in the Democratic honorable mention. of Fraternal Order The Eagles, partys Tace for state represents aerie 2919, held their weekly Business section: Brigham. City tive from District 1. Progressive merchants, Leaves meeting, with state visitation, first; Had Prisbrey, a newcomer in Monday evening at the Eagle Brigham City Building Supplies, politics, rallied two more votes home above the 'First Security second; auto dealers, third, and from each of Box Elder countys clothing stores, honorable menbank. 43 precincts he would have had . . . Visitors from the state organi- tion. the margin. Junior Farads A similar case was the priFarewell services were held in zation were Charles Wight, trusWinners of the junior parade, Penmary battle between R. Waldron the Fifth ward Sunday evening tee; Vic Brissell, Howard judged by Dr. Norman Christenand James J. White, Tremonton for Elder Ray Don Reese who ny Larsen, president; . McBeth and Dr. Wil-for- d and Garland respectvely, who will work in the Western Cana McFarland, - outside guard; Rex sen, G. Hale, were listed by were asking nomination to state dian mission field. Reese was Plyor, junior past president; representative from District 2. only recently discharged from William D. Wood, past presi numbers by Officials except for White beat Waldron 398 to 303, the navy after . serving four dent; Roy Olsen, chaplain; Mark the floats. Jr. parade winners Brightenburg, trustee; Fay Jil are: i only 95 votes difference. years. lette, state vice president and Large float: Sixth ward, 1st; the with The services opened Bill Sheppard, trustee. Kindergarten club, 2nd; Third A Fire song, Spirit of God, Like Levi, Mr. Larsen urged members to ward, 3rd. Is Burning and prayer by J. Small individual floats: DancNorris Larsen. The sacramental be sure and vote and Mr. Vic on ing Gypsy float, 1st. Wis- Brissell gave information The How Great was song what is being done to promote Bicycles 221 and 222, first, 210, dom and The Love. in the national election 2nd; 205, 3rd. Francis Christensen was the votingMr. Woods spoke on memPrint dresses and levis will be first speaker after which Darrell and 107, 1st; 206, 2nd; Tricycles: ' in order for the South Box Elder Siggard gave a vocal selection. bership. 226, 3rd. President V. J. Barnes presentstake dance Saturday. Sept. 20 Other speakers were J. Oleen Doll Buggies: 204 1st. at 8 p. m. at the Brigham City Palmer, R. N. Price and Glen M. ed prizes on reserve membership Costumes: 7, 1st; 87, 2nd and tennis courts or in the Fifth Bennion. Bob Reese, a cousin of campaign and also pocket sou88, 3rd. new membervenir for pieces ward hall if stormy. Ray Don Reese, gave two vocal A top orchestra Miscellaneous: 120, 1st; 11, will supply numbers, after which the presen- ship produced during February, music and refreshments will be tation of donations from ward 1952. 2nd, and 117, 3rd. sold. The following members were Window Display members was made followed by Winners in the Hobby winIt is sponsored by the Fifth a response from the missionary. voted on and approved: Thomas ward, under direction of the The closing song, Ill Go Meacham and Martin J. Ander- dow displays are as follows: YMMIA and YWMIA, according Where You Want Me To Go, Dear sen. Hobby: Albert Paskett, guns, to E. J. Anderson, activity Lord was followed by prayer by After the meeting a light lun- hand carving, 1st: Emma 'Loveland, story book dolls, 2nd; Bob Lowell Grover. cheon was served. Seegmiller, wooden car and trains, 3rd. Souvenirs .and collections: 1951 Reed Campbell, collections from Japan, 1st; Isabella Edison, colto this (Special Newspaper) 4. lections from Mexico, 2nd; and NEW YORK, Sept. 11 What Divided by the 5,400 families cal merchants accounted for Mrs. Earl Webb, 3rd. is the average income of Box ElHandiwork: Sylvia Dunn, cera.0148 percent. der county families? How much in the county, it represented mics, 1st; Mrs. H. C. Buland, Jr., sales This total a represented of $3,821 per family. is available to them for spend- earnings 2nd and Mrs. Ira Packer, over metal, 1950, when the retail gain This with compares favorably ing, after taxes. How to they art and flowers, 3rd. $19,898,-000- . business amounted to earnthe previous year, when spend it? Needlecraft: Ruth Hinschi, 1st; Answers to these questions, ings per family, locally, were The fact that total sales are Frank Talbot, 2nd and Annie much sought after for commer- $3,762. than income indicates Barlow, 3rd. greater The it is cial reasons, are contained in figures, pointed out, that a great deal of Art: Teddy Draper, 1st; R. H. purchasing are obarithmetical averages,' the new copyrighted survey of is done in Box Elder county by Barton and Russell, Layton, buying power, covering the en- tained by dividing total income residents of com- Utah, 2nd, and Ruth Snow, 3rd. surrounding tire United States, prepared by by total number of families. Historical and displays: munities, Sales Management. The better earnings locally led Women, Peter Pan, let; The survey shows that the The figures show that higher to bigger spending. Box' Elder United States has grown to a Girl scouts, 2nd. incomes and a better standard county stores registered a sales nation of 44.7 Antiques: Carl Olsen, 1st million families of living prevail locally. Box volume in the year of $22,352,000, an effective buying powhaving Elder county families recorded which was well over the amount er, after taxes, over 220 billion net earnings in 1951, after de- expected for a county of the size. dollars. More s than Clarence Smiths Visit Here duction for all taxes, or $20,635,-000- . On the basis of population, retail of this spending money finds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith. This was a gain over the business locally should have its into retail stores. The Salt Lake City, visited at the way Al$19,184,000 net income of the been only .0131 percent of the resultant retail business is above fred Fawson home during Peach national. Actually, however, lo 151 billions. previous year. Days. Bank Directors MeetTonightTo Formulate Plans Of Completes Training RECORD-BREAKIN- 6 PAGES Vole Illustrated With Unique Primary WU-lard- 20-3- State Officers Visit Local Eagles Monday Missionary From Fifth Ward sec.-treas- .; E.-L- Plan Print Dress Dance Sat. Average Box Elder Family Earned $3,821 In . Uni-versi- ty Old War Horses Of The Box Elder High Football Squad Hunsaker. Back row: Glen Omanr center; Vern Wells, tackle; Neil Hunsaker, tackle; Dale Poulsen, end, and " Elwyn Olsen, fullback. are alUettermen. Front, sitting: Dee Ward, , tackle. Left to right, front: Robert Jensen, end; Cordell and Robert Nelson, guard; Earl Kunzler, quarterback; .. . who - two-third- , |