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Show ! er "l 1 .,1(.k Hiiovtinir tf d has tarts at J th!,n; been belaud the sun ELDER BO S Just 6!) days until Christmas, and boy oh boy, will they be busy ones! n. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 16, 1942 BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, Box Elder Youths Are Nominated At Logan ABSENT VOTERS Among members of the man class at Utah State fresh- NEWS from our BOYS in the SERVICE VOTE Agii-cultur- As High 1001 Principal night tendered at the regular ffoi the Brigham City is ef-- . The resignation by appointment the upon to !jncil of a mayor as statutes of shall ... provide the city without a mayor. to con-1,1nan is resigning Thursday prin-Hmckle- LEAVES MONDAY Of AT ROTARY 5 Hinckley as HOUSES NOW HECKLE TALKS HYRUM W. HESS education preparatory principalship turning the school eatly i Eider high He will .mary next year. 4 F. A. SELECEE CROP At of mayor Freeman, three city for the past , LARGE OCTOBER OF BOARDING For ht ties Draws 1 To 20 Years On Plea Of Guilt In Box Elder county district MAY IN court at Brigham this week, college, Logan, nominaJohn B. Sawyer was arraigned, ted this week for class offices were a number of Box Elder NOV. pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve one to 20 years in county young people. Nominathe state prison, in the case of tions were made for a primary Robert Black Finishes Clifford Hansen To the State of Utah versus John election to be held later in the Several Methods Of Homes Registration Pre-FligBox Elder Youths To B. Sawyer. . Report week. Schooling Navy Duty Ballot HowIn Casting W. case of the John Be Given Send-Of- f Urges Opening Reese Allen of Tremonton and Clifford Hansen has been callRobert Black of Brigham City ard versus the Honeywood DisLeon Hunsaker of Deweyvil.e Are Outlined Such Businesses is one of 191 future naval avia- ed to report for duty November Noon Luncheon tilleries corporation, judgment were among those nominated tion pilots who was transferred 4 as an ensign with the U. S. was Do you expect to be in of rendered the favor away this week from For the first time since the Box Elder county's October for the office of class president. the navy pre- navy. He received his commisin the amount of $106.81 of Selective Service selecCharleen Petterson of Garland irom your home precinct on flight school at St. Marys col- sion and was sworn into the Brigham City Homes Registra- plaintiff crop of the and costs of $16.70 assessed the tees the largest number to rean day? If so, don't fail tion office, agency was nominated for the vice election to a naval reserve naval reserve last August, to make to vote lege, Calif., estab- defendants. port at one time from this county-president, and Elaine Cullimore by absent-vote- rarrangements Hansen is the son of Mrs. lederal government, was aviation base to start primary ofballot. of will the turn in Monday afterlished, of Garland was among those places register He Lucy Hansen of Brigham. exIf you expect to be out of the flight training. is and room board noon at Ft. Douglas at Salt fering nominated for secretary. Black was assigned to the base has been employed in Salt Lake Lake City and report for duty hausted. Reese Allen also was nomina- city or county in which you live, at Livermore, Calif. He has City with the Tribune-Telegrain the United States army. ted for cheer leader of the and at least JO miles away from been at St. Mary's college the Apparently too many good fa. Tit home on election day (NovemInducted ten days ago, those cooks have gone to work at the freshman class. Now Corporal Robert Nielsen three months, past undergoing ber 3). here is what you do: of the selectees who were acJ. the navys toughening program Word has been received by his cafeteria at the hospital, the Write to your county clerk, of athletics and cepted for army service returnmilitary train- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwin Baird, manager of ed home to wind up personal or apply in person at his office, ing. He also has had an inten- Nielson of this week. "As a said office, Prithat Element Brigham, Surprise ; and business matters before befor an absent-vote- r ballot. The sive academic course that in- vate First Class Robert Nielsen result a number of boarding Gives Crowd The closed. have houses here ginning their actual service in fill will clerk ask you to county Laugh the cluded mathematics and physics has been promoted to the grade for room and board or just need out an official application, fol- essential to flying, nomenclature of, army. enNielsen corporal. Corp. A unique program was enjoyThe local post of the Amerilowing which he will give you and recognition of planes and tered the army the latter part boarding house accommodations ed noon at the weekly can Legion and the county comFriday or mail you the official ballot. ships and essentials of naval of June. He has been doing is very urgent. Rotary luncheon. missioners board, along with You then mark this ballot in ac- service. in coninterested to Native Anyone beginning radio and work, hopes Fielding The speakers, Vcrn Hardy, of all civic clubs representatives 6 a house of cordance with your wishes on tinue in that line. boarding operation iTlS Anderson and L e s and organizations, will be repDies Burley, Ida. candidates and issues, have it could be assured of good pat- George did themselves proud resented at a send-of- f Dredge In luncheon rotarized (this can be done free Leonda A. ronage from the start, Baird with five minute talks, but FIELDING the for the boys at the Howard hotel Hyrum W. Hess, of declared. charge at any county clerk's Mechanics climax came at the end of each 6.1, of Fielding and native banquet room Monday morning Another serious shortage is in talk when a member and see that it is mailbrother of Mrs. John Laub of office), jumped to at U:30 oclock. A. 33.-- , Case-ma- n for rooms room local ed or delivered to the county and board the of and E. J. clerk Ryan, his feet and immediately ibegan Tremonton, died early Monday-mornin- clerk of the Legion is in charge of your home county. Your Selective Service board, this ladies, he said. to tear the speech apart with of at Burley, Idaho. arrangements for the lunabsent-vote- r ballot must be in week received a letter from The Homes Registration office caustic criticism. Van Stewart cheon and program, and has inMr. Hess was born and rais- the hands of your county clerk Leonda A. Hansen, son of Mr. operates without cost either to criticised Vcrn Hardy, S. Mar vited the president of each cived on the Hess farm at Field- not later than election day. and Mrs. Leo Hansen, inducted prospective tenants or landlords, tin Rasmussen criticised George ic organization to be present ing, then Plymouth ward. Hie Otherwise, it will not be count- to the army five months ago and is for the purpose of main- Anderson and Jim Blaylock took and date of his birth was December ed. So make your application and now stationed at Sheppard give the boys a "so-lonlist of all the wind out of Les Dredges an taining and the 18 to Hyrum and Adeline Earl for absent-vote- r good wishes of his orballot imme- Field, Tex., where he Is studyhousing accommodations avail- verbal endeavor. All High School Norman Jeppson, Hess. He was married to Vera ganization. an to mechanic. be aircraft able in this area. Anyone with diately, while there is still ing The program was new to the chairman of the Potter of Plymouth ward. She time. Legions AmeriHansen reports that he has Boys Registered houses, furnished or unfurnished, membership and as they did not canism will be in committee, has been dead 14 years. He has There is another to become well and room army adjusted can know of the prearranged set-uFor Beet Field Work apartments, rooms,of of the program. charge lived at Burley a good portion vote before electionway you You life and routine, and likes it any type were very much surprised beday. The Box Elder high school will board or housing Community singing will be led of his life. can do this by casting your fine. He's working hard and is be closed next week, October 19 for rent, either right now or at cause of the effect, since the by Apollo Hansen, accompanied to is He is survived by one son and ballot in your county clerks of- always eager to hear anything to some future date, urged was so foreign to the by Mrs. Margaret Johnson. A procedure 23, to allow the students an three daughters, LeGrande Hess fice any time after October 16 from the home town. the beet register it with the Homes Regis- regular routine. vocal ensemble from the He expects to leave Sheppard opportunity to help with tration office. Anyone having District Governor R. A. Pearse small chorus of Marysville, Idaho; Edna of and before election day. of Box Elder high topping. girls to an advanced Field soon take has who listed such housing Pocatello and Mrs. Sherry Steed gave a report on his visitations school will sing. The presidents to be All school have of have the boys you Nat.urally, coure in aircraft mechanics at rented it, should telephone the to the Jackson Hole, Idaho Falls, or of Salt Lake City. Also the folregistered for work and are be- office notifying them registered in order to vote. If representatives of all civic of cancel- Rexburg and St. lowing brothers and sisters: you havent registered, and can't one of the airplane factories. where there Anthony clubs, clubs will be called on for short in fields ing placed lation of the registration, Baird of the 110th Rotary district. The talks. Charles F. Hess, Rupert, Idaho; is a demand for toppers. register on any of E. O. Dockstader, Rupert, Ida; conveniently district governor was high in Roll will be called of the seThe girts, too, have been said. the remaining days set for that Mrs. John H. Laub, Tremonton; his praise for the Jackson Hole lectees, who will leave on a urged to help, at least a half a purpose, you may still go to the and E. J. Hess, and seven county clerk's office, any eveclub, particularly since it Is special train for Salt Lake City day at a time,, with this work. about one year old. Said Gover- at 12:30 o'clock. been have grandchildren. 13 cards to work October Daily ning from October nor Dick, "Jackson Hole is the Funeral services were held 27, between 7 and 9 p. m. and issued to every boy, on which Those reporting for duty are: best club in the 110th Rotary - Privates. James O. Adams, -Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock register there. This will qualify hqjnust mark how many hours district." at Biftley, Idaho. and for whom he works each Parker Lowe, Armour A. Jenthe November 3rd ' you to vote-iTo Permission The weekly program commit- sen, Keith W. Hunsaker, cither by absent-vote- r day, this card to be handed in Eugene tee headed by J. H. Blaylock, B. istration has carried on a con- election, Milk Cities week at the end of the Archie W. Gurney, ballot as described above or at period. Oyler, Supply imDirectors Session conducted the program. sistent program of street the regular polling place in Many of the fellows have Raymond H. Kimber, Emery L. Vice president Orville Merrell Nelson, Success in the efforts of the made their own arrangements, provement within the city. Dis- your district. William L. Diel, Sterling Howard to presided. putes and misunderstandings President Roosevelt has said: Box Elder Dairy association L. Anderson, others have been placed with Merlin Tams, have this county included in farmers who have made known diover the sewage outlet of the of of board the F. David Mem'bqrs Earl E. TagBurnett, reand I trust that every voter, the market milk shed and thus to school officials, their need rectors of the Associated Civic city were compromised Lorrin R. Rogers, George gart, of party affiliations, be able to take gardless advantage of for additional toppers. Clubs of Northern Utah will meet W. Cook, Leeward D. Tarbet, agreeably settled. will register, and on November the increase in price room proposed in this the two over was Mayor Freeman was a leading It that stated John E. Norman, Vern W. Man-guevening banquet the right of ballot. was and untiring member of the 3rd, exercise reported by David Peter- hundred boys have stayed out of the Howard hotel in Brigham Dean L. Madsen, Charles the essential one is of This privofson, president of the association, of school during the past sev- at 7:30 o'clock, according to an T. group who, privately and in Faun D. Halford, Denny, J demo-of our and duties at a meeting of the board of di- eral days, to assist in the beet announcement today by Charles ficial capacities, gave hours and ileges Francis R. Kimber, Leland K. wc which for of life cratie way rectors Friday night. weeks of work to the job of harvest. To make allowance Goodliffe, Brigham, field secreCarlson. arc now fighting. To Go Called into two recent meet- for these fellows, no school tary of the association. bringing Bushnell General hosRonald A. Demars, Gilbert M. the A large attendance from the ings in Salt Lake City with gov- make up work will be requirpital to Brigham. Possibly Arbon, La vern W. John, Frank Into Monday ernment officials of the OPA and ed for an additional weeks 33 directors of the organization B. Freeman, Dee Newman, proudest achievement of the city The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bishop, Ronald C. under his administration has DOCK lepresentatives of distributors time, and the teachers have is anticipated. Among matters and been the securing and building producers organizations pledged themselves to do every- to come up for discussion wdll Louis Joseph Saale of Brigham Savage, Cornelius W. Ballard, dollar hosfrom other districts, Mr. Peter- thing possible to assist these be outlining the fall and winter died on a bus near Cheyenne, Chester G. Blue, Joseph A. Boss, of the multi-millioson reported that this county, students to get in program of the association, and Wyo., late Thursday while the John Candla, Mike Mendez, pital here. Alert to the future probability discussion of matters to be child and mother were enroute Robert M. Zundel, Winston J. through the representation of its their class work. association officers, was able of increased water needs of the Principle Hinckley has urgent- taken up with the state legisla- from Brigham City to Chilli-coth- Biddle, Howard L. Knudsen, De- -' out to impress the government of- ly requested every student of ture when it convenes. Mo., the home of the vere J. Nelson, Loen J. Garcity, Mayor Freeman led ficials of the importance of the Box Elder high school to with a program of conservation Another matter will be an ef- mothers parents. Sorenson, field, Walter M. of culinary water used here, andairying here and the possibili- participate, one hundred per fort to do something about the The father, formerly a cook George R. Jones, Charles F. conties of supplying market milk to cent in the beet topping, that state's Jaycees Entertain ruling, regarding at 'the Howard hotel, had been Hall, George L. Allen, Glen R. ticipating future needs by the extent that mey included it it might be finished in the one the number of days that must called for induction in the arm- Freeman. serving the present supply. With Townspeople And in the district which was out- week. and had Leland A. Wakefield, Irven H. be included In a school year in ed service Monday, the help of federal government in lined by the OPA order to proHunters Again order for the school to partici- broken up housekeeping this Lee, Ernest R. Munson, Louis engineers, important steps Five Teeters In Service pate in the state school fund. week and sent his wife and son J. Saale, Wesley W. Rasmussen, securing plentiful culinary water The Box Elder Junior Cham duce market milk for the Salt PORTLAND. Ore. (UP) -- There have sheds. Lake and milk is a sentiment that this' to her parents home. Ogden a for Benjamin F. Baer, Arlcigh muqh la'V'r city their We need the The child appeared to be only of every Three more Teeters have sign ruling should be set aside for support been taken by Mayor Freeman s ber of Commerce staged L&Voy Udy, Royal E. ed up to make the Axis totter. the duration because of certain annual Duck carnival Wednes dairyman in the county, ill at the beginning of Halford, Clifford A, Yates. slightly urged administration. Orare and and as in past years Mr. Peterson, and solicit their They William, Ray of the war situation and the trip, but grew gradually Fearless and unequivocating day night,crowd of townspeople ville Teeter, who joined the phases a good worse and died enroute. the labor shortage. Horse Waits In Vain membership. ir. carrying out what he has soldiers here with 43, Orville, navy many and recently. The father was leaving BrigRichhunters, best in was of director Each the for Morris put J. Godfrey seen to be his duty CHOTEAU, Mont. (UP) For Bush-ncl- l is a veteran of World War I and mond is here with the charge of a certain district in has two president of the Asso- ham City today to join the ten years, Devil Skin, a faithinterests of Brigham. Major and officers out turned and Orville, sons, Jr., General hospital, the county and dairymen interciated Civic Clubs, and will mother in Cheyenne. It was ful ranch horse, carried his Freeman has nevertheless been tor the evening's fun. ested in selling market milk or Larry . already in the navy, a popular mayor, lending digmaster, Billy Miller, to preside. Ezra J. Fjeldsted of thought probable that the baby's The event was. held in the joining the association should see While he has Ogden is executive secretary. body would be taken to Chilli-coth- e town every day, where he playoffice. to the nity Becomes Popular for burial. Saale was ed cards with his faithful cronbuilding, with the up- the director in charge of his Algebra Brigham City members of the served, relations with otherbod- armory devoted EUGENE, Ore. (UP) Univer- board to dancing, with district, as follows: of directors include Dan granted deferment of induction, ies at a local tavern. Since the stairs Penrose, and governing usic furnished by the Johnson .Thatcher, feothwell and West sity of Oregon mathematic heads Peterson, Clyde Stratford and temporarily. recent death of his master, Devil ies have without exception been are faced with the largest en-- I Ross Bowen. Concessions nature. orchestra. Tremonton, W. E. Kerr; Skin still trots to town every of the most friendly on the Garland and Elwood, rollment in elements of alge-- ; At the request of the Civil An t games were operated morning and remains at the bra for Evangelical a The need year. many R. W. Hunsaker: Fielding, RivThursday-nigh- ground floor of the building. hitching post of the tavern in Boost Band patrol, the council for Helps technical knowledge for main-tainTime Service Changes event his master might still the Prizes included hunting equip- erside, Deweyville and Honey-villc- , wartime decided to continue jobs and in officers Box Alvin Norr; Bear River Biig-hawant him. Late in the afternoon ment, shotgun shells, hunting The Lutheran guard patrol of the to is believed account Evangelical he returns to the ranch. clothes and other items in key City, Harper and Brigham, Leon training City airport. The Box Elder high school pep church announces a change in com- with the theme of the evening's Jenson; Corinne, Willard and for the great rise. committee, the time of its regular Sunday The zoning to band its efforts contributed and Mrs. frolic. The crowd was larger Mantua, A. V. Smoot and J. H. The News-Journis Box posed of Leslie Nelson to a pep rally and parade in Brig- afternoon services in Brigham Send the News-JournNorman. county's paper. Youll Dan Peterson, submitted a pro- than in previous years. held at antici- City. Worship formerly those away from home. ham Its evening, Thursday for Brigdirector The Shirt Williams is reading every issue. l posed zoning ordinance number is like two letters from home pating the game Friday after- five p. m. will be conducted at four school oclock. ham City. Action will be taken memoer of the Duck carnival 7. Use it often. noon between the Box Elder Sunday every week. on this ordinance later. committee of the Junior ChamBees and the Logan high foot- classes formerly meeting at four area in was assisted o'clock will meet at three p. ber here, and James Jensen. Ogden ball team. OF BOTTLES FROM NEVADA apgeneral arrangements for the to partici- m. Services will continue to be Boy Scout council member, The band was able city counci Duck carnival by Max Morgan, in the Union Hall at 323 Bushnell General hospital's might be prohibitive. peared before the pate in the parade through the held Army-Nav- y We want to thank the people Ronald Packer anu Bernard call for in behalf of Boy Scout volk E bottles, of Dall;fi Wood, who So. First West. Rev. Paul G. courtesy Hansen of Ogden is the minister. Houghton, as members of the with corks, stoppers or screw-o- who responded to our call and gave the use of his truck. J. II. Fronk of the Fronk Heads l)rnft Nears Family UP -- Draft committee, and the entire memcaps, was heard as far away brought clean rags and bottles Standing members of the pep A cordial invitation Is extended Chevrolet company of Tremon-toChamber. Junior to the of to V. all. the R. LA JUNTA, Colo. as reservation Calicnte, Nev., Major gate, band are Marie Davis, Frank hospital has been awarded the the bership We have Troxcl, Junior Petersen, Thomboards are scraping near Hirschmann, executive otficcr Hirschmann said. Army-Nav'E for his work barrel A Small Town Manual delecciveS a number of these bot-Th- e as Hardaway, Phyllis Sederholm, The ceiling of the physical at the hospital, said today. bottom of the manpower in connection wilh the scrap of Colorado. of Shriners the room to ties sections as some was well as many rags, but Ardcll Anderson, Vosco Call, signed in publishstory, which help communities find metal drive in Box Elder announ- therapy Otero county officials Hospital for Crippled Children ed in the brought we need more badly, and as Jr., Erwin McDowell. Vern their place in the war produccounty. Fronk is county salwith men at San Francisco is covered with a leter from the Model Cleaners soon as it is possible to get Hafner, Mel Roberts, Lorraine tion scene and build a better ced that married vage chairman. be induc- a will Western of the and Tailors at the Nevada town, them, he added map children probably Musulas, Dee Glen Smith, Rod- future has been published by F. D. Brown, auto graveyard rethe can from bottles of any ney Seely, Arthur Murphy, Myla the Department of Commerce. ted into the army hemisphere so that patients informing the hospital that they and junkyard salvage inspecthe firs down. after v. size while a from had about dozen such ounces lree. lying bottles, six ith Cornia and Fred Sorensen, Jr. Its study up, gion shortly tor for Utah, will present the and inquiring if Pey should send tops or stoppers of some sort, the year. award. The award itself is & FOOTBALL and clean old rags of any color them. The only Chinese hospital in During the first half of , poster-emblem- , two and one-hal- f individuof or material, are suitable. Any; the United States, located in Americas output of milk rose Major Hirs"chmann is writing Disposal income four to with the leby feet, rose a reply thanking them for their one with either of these ma- San Franciscos (Final Score) als in the United States billions Chinatown, has 50 per cent over the like period gend, "Copperating with the $103 of rate of terials assistand interest to annual 1911, cheese 43 per cent, War Production an the been mobilized as Chinatown's 7 proferred may take them secBoard J. If. Box Elder High ance, but suggesting that the ex- gate at the hospital and leave official medical center of case evaporated milk 30 per cent and by the end of this yearsto the metal produced Scrap 0 them of at dried the bottles house the there. skim ond quarter, according 45 milk pense of disaster. shipping guard per cent. Logan High and sold last month, . . . tons. Department of Commerce. ELECTION Forced By New NUMBER 96 DIES MONDAY y retiring. Freeman - to this year, rinclpal of the Box Elder is , Of At Hansen BOX ELDER Aircraft HIGH TO CLOSE FOR BEETS g BOX ELDER IN This year senior .high is were combined into a ar high school. Freeman ten on a leave of absence high school. junior and school the system since attending school at niversity of California- at last summer, and ''ey .ting a survey of admin-n- e and teaching methods spring, T school systems through-i-- s area. He wall return to ey next week for more in the universitys depart-o- f school administration. has served one full as mayor of Brigham, and selected a year ago for ,man and term. The expected ,e meeting city council next week, erve one year before the ity election is held and a two-yea- r who it is appointed at a "ayor, Ttayor is elected. ,nS his three years as of Brigham City Free-aa- s earned the confidence espect as well as the grati-- f the town's citizenry for unified, considerate and cous as well as a pro-vand efficient adminis- of that office. e Jer his administration' the has carried on .government "hile projects and proce-oeguor established by Rjus administrations, and srried out numerous pro-- g or n betterment the of aor Freeman k'er the im-f1difficult job of power line reser-Wa- s tackled and carried successful comple-Layo- r Freeman's admin- 1 and to Hunters nd ,rom their U;7S o fj n Util 'tf ar n ,a,v salvage divi- - naliona 8a,vaKc BriKhain area, lml frequently J,(,,ukIs of elk carcass away. Hotel At INFANT DIES ON BUS TRIP Father Was Army CARNIVAL n DRAWS A GOOD CROWD WED. 172-da- y Nei-moy- and Tre-monto- Lutheran g Elders Pep News-Journa- an( ek j0. rRed al0"ff "1,h fcewU s ,0 save all fats f'r use in the of ,.X)l0hives I ,va,'k ,,olman. chair- .h.e ASSN MEETING OPA al Housewives i:0 Save Fats . CIVIC CLUBS MILK DISTRICT fat In a that arc alo,,k with other .!UM:!10(I Krease and U I ,lllj ,ue,led hi the fcufa,i of explosives. ,,( he delivered to f0,d S orKe locker, meat rkct eat department, of u? hI"Hinehwre operating valuable sal- - i-Ls- i I' County Salvage Chairman Earns OFFER wide-mouthe- n n News-Journa- l, Wide-mouthe- d 19-12- .... |