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Show FffMf y k - 79mffXrr" Wayne Kimber Receives Discharge Represent Work' Pleasure. S-S- '8 , Elder NEWS Box Wednesday. September 9, 1953 Staff Sergeant Wayne Kimber Brigham City. Utah j arrived In Utah last week honorably released from U. S. air With the Brigham City force duty. anti Profesional Womens He had served 36 months and C. I. club guiding the' project, a large received from his discharge field of contestants in the hobby Lackland Air Force base. ;Y'window display feature of Peach Mr. Kimber and his wife, the In Days is expected,' according . to To Eat Food former Jean Richardson, daughGladys Johnson and Hazel Brel By ter of Mrs. Marguerette RichardC. I. Smith, 01, former chemist tenbeker, . ,, son of Garland, enjoyed sightat the local cement plant .when (Hobby entries this year, range citihome. enroute Unknown seeing Brigham City from a hand carved scene of the it was In operation, died In a They visited with relatives in Los Last Supper to a collection of zens are exposing themselves to 20-Ye- ar Ajigust Wm. Mrs. Mr. and Denver, Clay- 15, Angeles a hospital, passible fine and imprisonment " model cars. long Illness: following RunMrs. ton John and for animal Mr. meat and poisoning by The Hdbbles will Mr. Smith left Brigham City placed In and Mrs. yon. Mrs. Clayton the windows of . Brigham City consumption, Chief of Police about 20 years ago when the ceKimfo Class Mr. are cousins warned Smith Runyon today. By merchants where they may . be Harry ment plant burned, to accept ber. Urging people bothered with viewed at leisure by the Peach position at Monolith, California two In defor months call the to ' police tramp dogs Time will be rolled back 20 Except as assistant manager to Mr. O. Day throngs. he where handle partment and let them when the Box Elder high Cheyenne, Wyoming, C. Hart, who also formerly reyears Large Variety' of Entries forEntries Include the following, the animals, Chief Smith point- school class of 1933 gets togeth- attended typing school,hasthe sided here. spent with the window they will be ed out that . leaving poisoned er for a reunion Saturday, Sep- mer Sergeant Kimber At the time of Mr. Harts in the service entire his Is In profood the extremely open tember 12, at 7 p. m. in Brigham displayed in listed after: death, Mr. Smith was appointed office Lackland. at cessing Crochet work; Emma Love- dangerous. of the Monolith1' ceMr. and Mrs. manager "It Is pbssible for children to City. The event, timed to coincide L.'He Is the son of ment company, which Is one of land, Firestone store; professionJ. of Kimber food for left Brigham City. al paintings, DeAnna MdDonald, pick up poisoned with the annual Peach Days festhe worlds largest cement Reminder Office Supply; fancy animals and eat It. If that tival, wijl be held in the hew He had served as past plants. the charge Fourth ward recreation hall. should happen Master of the Amity Lodge of work, Yvonne Hansen, Mode-oIs Home against the person poisoning the Partners of classmembers are Alan Hanline ... ... J Day; Brigham City, . he also invited to attend, accord- On Week-En- d food would be homicide, Leave are his widow,'. EveHobby, Mrs. Royce ; Petersen, ' Surviving Hadfield model added.' Furniture; ing to Mrs. Norma- M. Thorne of lyn and son, .David, and daughbeen have He there said that In Brigham City, on a brief ters, Barbara and Joan.' River Heights (Logan), and trains and- toys, Robert. Eppley, week-enleave Saturday and Mrs. ' Smith ' was i visiting Western Gambles; model- cars, several instances of animal poiBeecher, Brigham City, In Brigham City recently of the reunion. While Sunday, was Alan Hanline, son friends in Brigham City SaturCharles Whitworth, Brigham soning If the people respon- reservations are not necessary, of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hanline. Auto; collections, Mr. Fawson, and that day and reported Mr. Smith's Alan is still at the. naval hos- death. Slmonsens : Jewelry; paintings, sible are caught they will be it would be appreciated if those Mrs. Henry L. Thorne, Zundels. prosecuted. planning to attend would notify pital at Vallejo, Calif.,, recuperThere is a stiff penalty for in-- ' either Mrs. Thorne or Mr. Beech- ating from a surgery on his Appropriate Needlework and Canning- ' fractions of the law against poi- er. ' knee,. Injured while playing " Needlework, ; Annie (Barlow, LAFAYETTE. Ind ' UP ) baseball on a navy team. Baird Appliance; . ' carving. Mi- soning animals. The offense is In spite of being hospitalized, Thieves entered a store and: stole chael V.-- , Burton, Peters Jewelry; punishable by imprisonment in the state for not more A Hard Dollar as $18 worth of boys sport 'fchirts Alan - reports everything antiques, Carl Olsen, Van Enge-len- s than three prison in the years, swell" . and is enjoying partici- across which were emblazoned county ; store; trophy display, TCIPEKA, Kan. .fUP) ... Topeka in LJD.S. church activi- the words "Im a Little Stinker." Fourth ward Blocks. v jail for not more than six believe thieves often work pation in the Vallejo ward. ties Salt and pepper shakers,' Mrs. months or by fine- not exceeding police or both such fine or harder than men earning ". an A red eye is a distinguishing Sarah Marble,1 Watkin's Realty honest living. Take the case of Take Your Chance characteristic ef rock bass and Music; money collection, Imprisonment. a 1934 automobile being junkDouglas Miller, Watkins Realty The ed. It had .no wheels, no. seats, EDINBURG, Tex. (UP) and Music; scale model automo- Delayed Blast Veterinary f Chamber of Comno hood, no grill, no back win Edinburg SMALL ANIMAL CLINIC biles, Vernal Nuttall, (Howard WESTPORT, Conn. dais the dow. Yet some, thief took wheels merce acted to establish Each Saturday Cafe; crocheted bed spread Mrs. were blamed for touching from another auto mobile, put population of .the city (beyond Lewis Petersen, .Art and Gift Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. that off dynamite In, a Revolutionary them on the derelicts body and question after learning 63 NORTH MAIN 7 Shop. each of the four signs on the War cannon that hadnt been the old car away. Phone: Brigham 1040 or Woofcraft, ' Burt L. Johnson, D. ,Hred 8lnce the Brltish landed In pulled four main roads into Edinburg Tremonton 5766 & D. Supply; . queen pictures, 1777 Phone your society news to 771. listed a different figure. Junior , Chamber of Commerce, Sprouse-Reltwindow; souvenirs from Norway, Mrs. Heber Anderson, News and Journal; jewelry work, Shirley Freer, Cornets; rugs, Abbie Samsel, Horsleys; model airplanes, cars and boats, Paul Rosenbaum, a solid tone Charcoal gold and silver trays, j Mrs. Henry C. Beuland, Brei-whether pocket model is today's' flap x tenbeker Electric. mart dress up suit Peach Days Special At Palmer Jewelry Busi-4-ne- i 'T -- ss Smith Dies Unknown People Are Risking Sentences California ; For Animals Poisoning 3 Days Only $1.00 Regular $1.75 DATS EDITION PEACH . Reunion Planned ' . 1 Del-mo- nt - . . - . (UP)-Van-- 1 z ;- 1 its 1 Junk Pile MIDDLETOWN, A Conh. (UP) state motor vehicle inspector who stopped a womans car for rountine Inspection found it had no- brakes, lights, horn or windshield wiper and only one work-- 1 able window. 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