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Show ,W- - i4Jr'i' - A .. fVv :- -. A & 4 V; ' .7ZTW ' rr 1 4'! ;:?L ! ?' I Zvt&zi A2 a u .' H. a v "rt-S C7S r v' rTf Tt Uf itA ?wwa5 ' '1f. ? ;Ji-:;:- r.vr s: -- -- ; 13! J'V-J- VP sar SERVICE ABOVE U. S. MEDICAL DEPT. BOX ELDER U V. lN&fwssa TOlAVSXCl Brigham City, Box Elder County, Utah Friday, April 12, 1946 8 Volume 51. No. 30 Pages Mrs. C. C. Johnsen Dies Wednesday H.V. Hardy Wins Promotion With Hansine Hansen Johnsen, 85, Bear River City, died at her home in Bear River City April 10 of causes incident to age. Mmm iCW5 - Mis Johnsen was born September 25, 1880, at Oristlev, Fuhui, Denmark, daughter of Hans and Meta Marie Yensen Hansen. She has been in the United States 68 years She was married to C. C. Johnsen July 22, 1886, by Mar-rinW Merrell in the Logan L. D S temple Her husband died about 13 years ago. She was reared in Denmark at Denmark Lutheran church and received a diploma from the Lutheran priest there. Mis. Johnsen was employed by a wealthy family in Denmark. Her work consisted of Passes Away Mountain States Wayne S. Smith of Ogden arrived in Brigham City this week and will take over management of the Brigham City Mountain exchange of the States Telephone and Telegraph company, April 16. Smith will replace H Vern Hardy, manager of the local exchange for the f years, past four and who has been promoted to the position of public office manager of the main exchange, Salt Lake City, with the Mountain States company. Hardy will assume his new duties m Salt Lake City April continue to 16, but plans to live in Brigham City and commute to his work until the end of the current school term At that time he hopes to find housing in Salt Lake City and move his family there. Smith has been with the Mountain States company 13 years, the past three years in Ogden. His wife and two children, Barton, 8, and Stephen, to Brigham 3, plan to move City with him and make their home when school is out this spring. JCs Nominate Radios Are Needed For Bed Patients At Bushnell Hosp. John Mathias, chairman Officers; Will of camp and hospital Red Cross, today issued a request that all persons who have radios, either in good playing condition or needing repair, donate them for use of bed patients at Bushnell General hospital The need for radios is great. All who have a radio to donate are asked to leave them at William Horsley and Sons store on South Main street. If radios are in need of re pair the American Red Cross will leke care of pulling them in good playing condition. Much enjoyment is gained from radios in the wards at the hospital. Elect In May Boyd Sheffield, Clinton JohnRaitord Benson and Reed as Simonsen were nominated candidates for the office of president of the Brigham City Junior Chamber of Commerce, at the monthly membership meeting held last night in the Commercial clubrooms. son, Nominations were made last night, and elections will be held at the next monthly membership meeting, to be held sometime the first week in May. The office of president and four two-yea- r memberships and r term on the board one of directors are to be filled in the election. Glenn L. Anderson is the current president of the Junior Chamber, and will relinquish the office to the cted president at the next meeting. Retiring members of the board of directors will be Vern M. Smith, Warren Hyde, Mark Brightenburg, Elwood Glen By Seely Checketts and Lorrin Tingey. Wallace Clay and Voico Call Nominated to the director poreceived superior ratings in the sitions at last nights meeting 1946 drama festival held April were Jess Glen Wy6 and 7 at Provo. Vosco Call att, Dale Jepperson, Secrist, Fred Allen, received his rating on a drama- Reeve Brown, Jarvis Peterson, tic reading and Wallace Clay J. D. Merrell, Dan Frodsham, on being the outstanding male Harold Tingey and Bob Hillman. actor in the one-ac- t play conMembers of the board of ditest. rectors who still have another 20 r schools year of their terms to Approximately schools were represented at the serve are Reed Tingey, Lester festival with a large number of Collins and J. Oleen Palmer. contestnast from each school. At last nights meeting Mark Contestants numbered about Brightenburg, Jaycee chairman 300. of the local campaign of the Thirty-fiv- e Box Elder stu- American Cancer society, redents left Saturday morning at ported on the state meeting and 7 oclock on a school bus and local activities in connection arrived in Irovo at 10.30 o'- with the campaign. Glenn Anderson, presiding, Officers of a rapidly growing clock. Contests of different of World War II types were held until 5 oclock made announcement of the state organization at Logan veterans (Amvets) will speak in in the afternoon. At 5 30 a ban- Jaycee convention Brigham City Friday night at quet was held in the Joseph May 16, 17 and 18, and urged Commercial Smith building of the. Brigham that as many members of the the Box Elder local organization attend as Young university. clubrooms, at 8 oclock. At 7 30 oclock the Box Elder possible. ex-L-t. A, Headed by John Mureh, 'play was presented followed by , Lorrin Tingey, director memU. S. N. R., three other plays which com- ber of the entertainment comCommander, post commander of the already pleted the contests. Awards mittee, announced the last Junestablished and active Lcgan were given from then until ior Chamber dance of the seapost, a group of speakers will 10 30 by festival chairman Dr. son Saturday night in the Compresent the aims and program Earl Pardoe. mercial clubrooms. The dance of the Amvets. Students left immediately for will be sport dress, and two home, arriving m Brigham at door prizes will be awarded, Others in the group coming 3.05 oclock in the morning. one at 10 o'clock and one at from Logan will be George D. 10 30 oclock. marine Preston, Smith, director member r One Want Ad Finds of Vern corps; corps; Everett Lee, the membership committee, A U.S.; Bob Holden, introduced Gus Musulas as a Old Army Dog Two and Jack Horton, new member. Wynn Jeppsen, U. S. A. Times In 24 Hours Hansen and Captain Henry Jay is who publicity Horton, were guests of the meetHills dischairman for the Amvets, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holst. ing, along with a large turn-ou- t closed that this group was or- Jr., are frying to figure out of the membership. ganized specifically to meet the just how they can convince aims and needs of veterans of their golden Cocker spaniel World War II. that the wars over and hes Personnel Survey Team We respect and wish to cofrom the army. discharged Bushnell At operate with otner World War This Week the Wednesday morning I veteran groups, but we find Holst's advertised in the that our organization can bet Colonel Harold W. Glattly want ads fox ter accomplish the needs of the the pup he was gone. Thurs- and Lieutenant Colonel Jerrold World War II vets, said HorD. McCarthy both of the inday morning the News-Journton. He added, Many of our received a phone call spector general department, members belong to World War from the Bushnell post saying Washington, D. C., visited BushI veteran groups, but rely on the nell General hospital Wednesdog was down there. the Amvets to meet their needs Mrs. Holst, when called, day for the purpose of making regarding the many immediate said they had found the dog a personnel survey, it was anpost-wa- r veteran problems. nounced by Colonel Robert M. at Bushnell Wednesday All veterans, offiregardless of and lost him again. "He used Hardaway, commanding branch of service and time sercer at Bushnell. to belong to an army officer," After completing the survey, ved, are urged to attend this she said, "and every time he's meeting and take part in the untied he goes looking for Colonel Glattly and Lt. Col. discussions. the army." McCarthy left Thursday morn It was probably something ing for Fort Douglas. The United States imports of a record for a News-JournIt was understood that the team was sent here to make a 70,000,000 rabbit skins a year want ad to find a lost arfrom Australia. ticle (or doo) twice in two survey to determine the perwant ads sonnel needs of the hospital in days. News-JournThe swivel chair in the boss usually do the job once, the future during its operation cenoffice was invented four by the army medical turies ago. one-hal- one-yea- Clay And Call Win Superior newly-ele- Speech Ratings Amvets Meeting To Organize two-yea- This Evening & Brigham City, famed for 's parades, thrilled to the ageantry of its most elab-rat- e i ' and t$rA' Mrs. C. C. Johnsen . . . spectacle try obsen ed, Ipper right, Old the color guard Glory from General hospital. Colonel Robert M. udinell Below, beloed ardaway. com-tand- er of the huge Brig-a- City army instalation, urged that our nation E'er again be caught nap-if- g until too late to fore-al- l Bo another tragic war, the one just fini.sh- In conclusion of his talk, as nth olonel Hardaway high-ehte- d the obenance with announcement that the b flerans is asked administration to take o er General hospital the army medical ,rPs has no further use for left, the medical float from U'hnell hospital, with a lri and detachment man nding by the bed, rigged r traction, on which lies a Ipper toihment 'unded soldier. the C. S. Middle, army serice float, enter the parade by In at home . . . milking 11 cows three times daU,,. churning, spinning, tying grain in sheaves and baking enough bread to last a month for the family. As a young woman she sheared as high as 54 head of sheep in a day at eight cents per head. She is the mother of nine children, six of whom survive: Mrs. Amanda S. Jensen, Mrs. Florence J. Gardner, Mayor Austin L. Johnsen, Melvin A. Bishop Vernon L. Johnsen, Johnsen of Bear River City, and Henry C. Johnsen of Brigham City. She is also survived by 30 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren. Eight grandsons of three and the husbands granddaughters served in the recent war. None was injured and within the last few months she was able to see and welcome them home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon, April 13, at 1 oclock in the Bear River ward chapel, with Carlos Jensen, first counselor, officiating. Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt Funeral home from 7 to 9 oclock this evening and at the home in Bear River City tomorrow morning from 9 oclock until funeral services. Interment will be made in th Bear River City cemetery under the direction of the Harold B. Felt Funeral home. rray Day ad dies the lr army 'fice Low im U. S. City birthrate dropped from in 1.000 inhabitants 1890 to 16.7 births per 1,000 nhabitants in 1945. 40 African Brigham City men in per ex-ai- r, News-Journ- form the representing nay, the marine '8011 the coast guaid. arching units in the included the company, Committee Considers Various Types Workers Of Memorials For Countys War Heroes Mhe pa-1- 6 IUWn lln the Bushnell medical tdehment. tecond-- l of i'hntll ''L'P m rom . bottom, amputees a from demonstrating Hushnells stable of horses has assisted tm n their long, hard v , struggles back to poimal actmty with prosthetic limbs and, incidentally, the profeciency they ha-- at- tained at hoistmanship. At bottom, the Bushnell M)lh MAC hospital in doing eyes right rcuewmg the of trout stand. com-pa- in San Diego. oof I Former Position Hi-- , w lie. the foimer eomnn Cill ls0. daughter of Mr and Jtppson, received an honor- - Mr Carlson of V t til'd Sail Pedro, a'"d tjic.ir two children Ju. SS u i on April 1. land Douglas have bun m.'Knua in San Diego wit Pson is the fourth son of their home na F - him. I 0 from Jeppson to be dis,rnirr the service. Keith, He will lesumc his lir' have been div Commeiual the with position ij,a Jn(l are all attending Secunty bank in Ogd n on I a,n Young university, fi.K 15 brother, Glen, is now April I warrTl 'Intioned at M.s-- I Until housing facilities aie ntuna be obtained the Je ptons Willard I iu)sPl1 nukim1 their home in filtered the navy with Mrs Jcppsons parents. ilntd received L'ijont kj rlianp tra,,nng at Sail alf. Since then he has A News Journal subscription news brings you hometown naval twice weekly. 6sume H lass, !d Hi. Officers Honor Gold And Green Ball Cali Issued For Party Convention Mutual officers and their partners of the Sixth ward sponsored a party for couples The Box Elder county Rcpub-l- who danced in the Gold and an partv wiU hold its conven- Green floor show number, junElder high tion m the Box who decorated for the Thursday ior girls auditorium i hoot the queen and her attendball, at evening April 25, beginning ants. Special guests were Dick annour.-- t 3 o'clock, accenting to Hansen, Ed Baird and Les An me nl published today. dersen The convention call states The party was held Tuesdav 'liat convention delegates for evening April 9, immediately the Republican state and following Mutual in the Sixth conventions will be wara recreational hall. The evening entertainment inelected, along with a county Ichnirman, vice chairman, chair- cluded square dances and playser-woman, ing ot iclav games Prizes were iM.l(,rv, treasurer and a countv awarded the winners. committee to serve lor C( ntrai Light rctrishments were sertwo years. noxt ved ,lu Officers in charge of the afDelegates to the county are fair were Ed Johnson, Date vention. the notice states, Mrs. Don Sheffitlo, Hutwaker, to be chosen at mass meetings Mrs E A Kingsford and Mrs. distnct t() j,P held in each voting Arhn Johnson. n the county on or before Apr'l A committee n&med to investigate possibilities for a Box Elder county memorial to all residents cf the county who served in World War II met yesterday afternoon in the Box Elder county court house. The committee was organized by Lewis S. Wight, chairman of the Box Elder county commissioners board, at the request of the countys veterans organizations. Members of the committee Fred are Wight, chairman, Bradford representing the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Leon the S Taggart representing n American Legion, Hervin representing the schoola, the Abel S. Rich representing church, and J. Edwin Baird, secretary of the committee. The committees problem to date has been the assembling of The first cash register was information regarding the t;.pe !"The notice lists the number invented bv James in Ritty of of memorial most Box Elder named be to dl.K;jtcs county people would like to Ohio in 1879. n c 1 if Bun-derso- see built or erected to our war irom wnere money might be likely by the committee that th heroes. A number of proposals forthcoming to finance the memorial would have to be fi have been studied by the com- memorial. It was considered nanced by public subscription. mittee, Baird reported. One proposal is a county memorial building. Another is NOTICE TO BICYCLE OWNERS a bronze plaque on a granite or bearor stone shaft monument, There still are many bicycle owners in Brigham ing the names of all Box Elder City who have not secured their 1946 license tags. countians who served in World These can be obtained at the police station at any time War II. A statue as a memorial oetween 9 :00 and 1:00 oclock or between 2:00 and 5:00 to the group, with a sealed vault in the base containing a jdock, daily except on Saturday afternoons and Sunduplicate of all service records days. Those buying license plates must have make of of Box Elder county men and bicycle, serial number and color. women in World War II, also The bicycle ordinance of the City of Brigham reads has been proposed. : follows is The committee meet.ng yesSection I: It shall be unlawful for any person to terday seemed to favor the latter proposal, the statue with the operate or use a bicycle propelled wholly or in part by vault in its base containing the muscular power upon any street or public highway withrecords. in Brigham City without first obtaining a license thereAsssignments were made fore. to carry on investigation Mac D. Robinette, of this and other proposed memChief of Police to determine costs, puborials, lic opinion on the matter, and |
