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Show 4 CACHE AMERICAN Friday, July f, 1934. Genealogy LOCAL NEWS LOC.AN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Iceless Complete Successful Tour Faire Three maintaining low temperatures, food Revised mimeographed directions spent the holiday at Lewiston, guest of Mr. and Mrs. llert Orchard. Ephraim llergeson of Cornish m Lea Is ton on IW spent Tuesday cost, from the ofticetf the Tuesday. nmliuna tr home dem- - Mia Donette Basworth of SaH "'unty otistialion or Lake City, Mtsa Mildred Clayton 'The making application Afreet Exten and Edward Clayton of Preston iJgat? ice at were guests of Glen Ouatavexon on Sunday. Misses Cra and Merl Radford of Preston were dinner guest of Mr, and Mrs. Otis Orchard Sunday. Refrigerator - . , . 8 It la reported Frame, formerly of Logan, together) Binning of time. One method long n ade ue of lx cooling by meant of with hi a. n, U In a Calitornia agron-onusis one big problem water evaporation, a extension lupital suffering with infantile J. C, Hogmaon, tyiie of refrl- exhousewives must fact during the deration that has proved one of, and Miss Ellen Agrrn. Gilbert. Ilartahoin, Jone. Metcalf, paralysis. Next Week in have make-shift- s tension specialist in clothing, whether the Prttktn Thorp. Marvin, Porter, coming summer months, says Mr. Just completed a very successful Effle S Iborm.. Tut ne y. York. problem has been merely Back to Old Horn Logan Temple econextension of tour exhibit and conservation tlon jor a quart of milk Monday, July Regular baptism Richard Ecklund of Santa Monica Thursday, June 21, 1931 day for dead and living. Vandumcre Kuc Bacon. Beckwith, Brooks. Black- t here on a buxines tnp and to lo ,7 Agrtrultural tfBt3h a total college ntaklng exposing the surface Ij moving and Millar Wards at noon. Curie man. Cooper, Crocker, Dudley. vu.it relativr and friend, having attendance Extension bervtce. IS exhibit. The atr or the preserving of Urge1 Suke during afternoon. been a resident in Logan 17 year at one exhibit largest Dcdd. Evans. fYnner, An Hathaway, Lew Mon aarm a Mrs. Jennie Chrt. Parowan at unusually witter with quantities of food In a room-size- d Tuesday. July Id Regular two Ifarned. Halbert, Hatch. Hudgman, ago. He moved direct to the Calione cold 205 where scaiwly Iron sufflcof entertained a group of tr,vn spell County, Canyon, structure with water the provided endowment session. Yellowstone Hag town from here. Kent, Luther. fornia gelt. Kimball. people vtewTd the exhibit and gain- lent duration to freeze a good block evaporation system. With this prUt- - fronds at the Sugar Factory Hotel Stake excursion. Ogden Stake Leavitt. Morris. Richardson. Rohm ed valuable information along agri- ct ire ha left most Utah homes clple In mind tlie Iceless or water- - Fndliy afternoon. A dainty lunch Watson. Smith, Sncw, Thompson. ervcd l small table, cultural and home economics lines. without their usual means of pre- - rooled refrigerator may vary In eon Visiting MotheWednesday. July II Regular six son, Weeks huh afterward arranged for Tlie exhibit stressed method of serving food from spoilage. nine and shape to fit lrdivtduaj Guy L. Oudmundsen cf Santa endowment sessions. Logan Stake of Under normal temperatures, Friday, Jane 29, 1931 needs. A size convenient for the ridge. Twenty four gursu were Monica. California, U here on conserving water; the value n day and night. Yellowstone excurAllen. Bell. Bacon. Bailey. Ben- visit with his mother. Mrs. Emma small fruit and permanent vege- - j soon a the animal or plant life average home Is four or five feet PrPent. sion. Pleasant View ward. Ogden tlie is taken sway from its natural high, two fret wide and two fret'. M rt f r1, deraId Wat- nett. Bassenger. Cole. Dlllenberk. Gudmundsen and hu brother. Mel- - tables in the home garden; corn: Stake. source of growth It begins to de- - deep. A wooden fram work is built and Mrs. Milton Bell of Call-camore of Thursday. July 12 Regular six Daggett. Fry. Graham. Greenwood. vin Oudmundwn. Prior to return-- j advisability of growing orn 3 have spent the last ten days Foods for human good alfalfa hay and Smlthfleld Goodenough. Green. Gardner. Gor- Ing home lie will visit in Wyoming, production sessions. endowment beings are with three or four shelves provld-- 1 guarding against the alfalfa wee- - mostly from animal or vegetable ed. Tlie frame covered with rast- - ln, Lel!u,n visiting friends and three wards day and night. Ninth ham. Harris. Hay. Hunter, Hovey. relative. They returned to their vil : proper methods of drying and origin and are soon unfit fur con-and Tenth and North Logan wards Hawes. Ingram. Little. Loker, Mad Peckt Attend Rodeo ) proof screen wire and the wooden fruits, vegetables, and sumption as fresh foods unless pro- - helf frames are covered with one home Thursday, canning dox. Minskey. Mayflower, Nash at night. Yellowstone Stake. Leo Peck, manager of the livesecuring a clean milk sup- tected by lowered temperatures. fourth Inch mesh wire cloth. A1 Miss Shirley Van Orden of Salt Friday. July 13 Regular six en- Pennington. Parris. Porter, Powers stock commission company at the meal: proper wal The medical profession claims that rloaely fitted door is hinged on and Lake Cliy was the guest of Miss ply for the family: dowment sessions. Bear River Stake Phllllppt. Rolph. Rice, Starling. Union Stock Yard at Ogden which finishings; and how to know mer much illness 1 traceable to the ' 1 fastened with a latch. A large Peggy Parkinson during the past day and night. Yellowstone Stake. Smith. Shaw, Swart. Taylor. Tif- bear hU name, was In attendance chandise values. ter pan Is provided to fit Into week. eating of food kept too long wlth-- ; Cache Stake Temple Committee. fany. Walker. Willard. at the Hyrum rodeo on WednesA total of 1258 people saw the out adequate protection. It la fur-- 1 the top cf tlie frame. A covering o was Mr. Peck day. accompanied by exhibit during the three weeks' trier agreed that multitudes of r trie sides Is made of heavy Mrs. Peck. Hyrum Stake Notice flannel, old blankets or any tour. A distance of 2025 miles was perstns walk about when they are A not seriously m. but Tonight la your Temple night. similar material. Four cloth wteks covered. feeling Food attendance is desired. o poorly, or weak and run down a that are attached to tlie upper May Enter CCC Camp a result of having eaten food that I pb!e of the cover are made long M. r InformaOudmundsen has P, ha been Insufficiently preserved. nouh to rest In the water pan j ent. Mr. and Mrs. Poulscn to spend Saturday afternoon the Fifth tion relative to how war veterans ward Relief Society met In tire thus reducing their strength to A ,cnt 35 this contains water, the her vacation, can register In CCC camps. If there combat tlie action cf micro-orgarover ts kept wet by capillary at- canyon at the home of W'illlam Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cheat were Urns that have entered the Petersen, and listened to a dlscus- - ' Weeds will grow almost anywhere are any such In Logan or Cache The cover ha eyelets Logan vLsltors Sunday evening. body. I traction. slon of Ibsen's play. Peer Oynt, by but most of them grow best where county who desire enrollment, they to fit over Tlie Misses Beth Rogers, Nedra Mankind learned early that bv 'v011 at Interval Prof. August J. Hanson. The set-- 1 condition are Ideal for cultivated should get In touch with Mr. rustproof screws placed In the Stephenaen, Alden and Leona exwas corners. for cover takes a the action frame Such ideal, tlng may Hendrick. , Velma Orchard and crops, says J. C. Hogenson. , C y An River riere be In he Utah of freof should the the Impressive and for Heights removed mountains tension agronomist place mostly f; cilenda Blair spent Tuesday In ,n uMolday and sympathetic service was held Norway, and our Norwegian friend State Agricultural college. There Missionary Returns ,lhe Branch A- C.iquent laundering. nigh Creek canyon. The girl went uraepn at h. Harrison. are Milton for weeds be It not realism could which In a that gave Maughan for thl!l wfrl. up Ior breakfast and spent an en- fore, a garden b(.st Mis Alice Israeben of Hyrum, Tuesday the River Heights ward chapel. Mr Ceorge LootJe was operated on gerator Is where atr circulate free-- . Joyable day. expected from any but a native. Mr. kept down should produce a good lrnri'ivniMn Maughan was accidentally killed In at a local hospital last week for ly, and efficiency is Increased when Rosengren played a selection from crop of vegetables. If weeds are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Orchard JmiTTxh I California. L. J. Bowen conducted the removal of hlx tonsils the music of the play, and Mrs. allowed to get more than a very it and small son of Brigham City kept In the shade. services. Prayer wa by John Thomas S. Griffiths sang one of the small start, they seriously cut down 'th7lh.Ti Ihf hi Wood: duet; song by Mr. and songs which was a gem. The clos- the size of the crop. song by ing number was a song by Mrs. Weeds can be controlled much Long Beach labors Mrs. Shumway of Preston; t. Her Luther Smith. Then the company easier when they Just come through were High the ReIlet society chorus. enjoyed. thoroughly Counselor. John Anderson was the sojourned to the West canyon the soil. Then, a hoe. rake, or culHe spoke of the first speaker. home, where delicious refreshments tivator kills virtually all of them were served, making a delightful on one trip through the garden. Guest in Logan good qualities of M llton Maughan, close to a delightful afternoon. he could always be depended upon, Mrs. Maud Worthington HalverWhen weeds get a good start, cul Uvatlon Is dintcult. more expen son of Yakima. Washington, Is a and Joseph Golightly of Preston house guest over the week end of and Bishop Alvin C. Gill of Whitslve. and less effective. Names You May Be Shallow cultivation Is better than MY. and Mrs. Joseph Odell. Mrs. ney all fgioke of the outstanding A Interested In deep cultivation, and Is easier to Halverson will be remembered as character of Milton Maughan. If you are Interested In any of do with hand tools. On a hand a former student at the B. Y. C. violin solo was rendered by Mr. these names, consult the Boston cultivator, or wheel hoe. weed during the days when that school Bruit hwalte of Preston: prayer by W. Maughan. The grave at Logan Transcript of the dates given, at knives will do less damage to the was flourishing. the Cache County Public Library. roots of the crop plants than the cemetery was dedicated by Heber Maughan. Monday, June 25, 1934 straight teeth. In addition, they Big Fish Caught Alden, Appy, Adams, Allen, Baker do a better Job of weed control in A family dinner was held recentthrill McCulloch Russell had the Benson, Bangs. Barber, Coomer, all except very stony soil. When a cf ly at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. five a and hooking landing Conway, Conaway, Creighton, horse cultivator Is used In the vegerainbow In the city dam on .Thomas Rider. Covers were laid Crichton. Cilley, Day, Drake DcDan table garden. It should be adjusted pound Fourth. It Is said there is at July lels, Ellas, Ellis, Foster. Hansen. to do shallow work and should least one fish in that dam that Is Charles Townsend of Los Hunt, Hutchinson, Howes. Ingram. leave the surface of the soil asIan,pr ,llBn th flvP Rounder Angeles. Calif., have been visiting ..pri,v JT Jones, Lord. Light, Leicht. May nearly level as possible. SOme earS 8g0 Dy Wilford ul t,ie home of her brotlier, Thomas Moore. Morse. Northrop. Phillips, j Weed control pays, assures Rldrr. Is Paddock. Sorenson. Stacey, Shailer Hogenson. Shallow cultivation Miss Ester Olson entertained In conof Shaler, Shaber, Silla, Sanderson, the best and easiest method honor of Mrs. Grace Gordon and Called cultivation Signor, Shaw, Miss Lois Rider who is home visitRepublicans Taylor, trolling weeds. Frequent Tefft, Wheeler, W. Crawford, chairman of the ing with their parents. Covers were Wnght, In gardens with no weeds and J. Warner. loose surface soil usually results In Cache county Republican central laid for sixteen guests. Tlie reloss of moisture and Injury to the committee, has Issued a call to mainder cf the evening was spent Wednesday, June 27, 1934 Prizes were Ewell, Bouton, Crosby, Coggins, crop. committee members to meet at the In playing games. court house at 3 o'clock on Sat- awarded to Mrs. Mable Griffin urday. July 7. At this meeting a and Mrs. John Ward, guest prizes decision will be reached on the ap- were awarded to Mrs. Grace Gar-do- n and Miss Lois Rider. portionment of delegates to the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rider motstate convention. ored to Salt Lake. Saturday, they accompanied their daughter. Miss Years Ago Fifty Lois Rider, who left for Los Angeles It was fifty years ago on July Sunday morning. 2 that W. G. Reese of Benson marDr. and Mrs. Wilburn Wilson ried Mary Rees and W. H. Thaln visited the week end with their Rees. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. WilNaotna of Logan married The marriage took place in the son. Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Kowallis Logan temple. Both women have long since been dead. This Incident and children are enjoying an outhas been called to our attention ing at the Yellowstone. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Long, reby our Benson ward scribe. SYirUrji turned heme from Salt Lake, Syj.'tofr Thursday, where they have been LaFount Loses Out visiting. Through the fight staged by Orhas been Miss Esther Olson man W. Ewing, national commit- visiting with friends at Salt Lake. teeman for the Utah Democratic The Misses Lucy Bowen and Zella party. Harold A. LaFount will not Ward have been Salt Lake visitors. receive the appointment on the S Miss Mae Lundberg is visiting commiscommunications federal wdth her mother, Mrs. Anna Lundsion. He received the endorsement berg for the week end. ta of Senator King and Senator Thomas, these representatives believing it better to have a Utah Republican on the commission than no state representation at all. Since his promotion of Gebo Oil In Wyorather ming, Ewing has' grown powerful. Reported in Ilopital here that U race Of State ' Necessity ,UP. tn t, bt LEWISTON . r- I t y. Your old style watch, ring or other jewelry for a new or rebuilt piece with the latest style of mountings. 1 ) Keeps Weeds Down is Advice of Agronomist jt Milton Maughan Service Held at n- River Heights Trade We will pay cash for old gold or will give credit on We will reset your while yea wait. Let your old waieh. I i - ,7i diamond rebwild m Farr's 115 North Main 1 rrwhrh dls-ric- OUR JULY Continues 3- - Mr.jcht We Add to Our Already Large List of Seasonable Specials The Famous i Wear Lady House - &jmsf and ms Street Frocks SVihijJ Clarkston Independence Day Program Clarkston observed Clarkston Independence day and the citizens who attended the celebration enjoyed a very fine program. Stanford Larson was in charge of the program which was as follows: Advance of the colors, Boy Scouts, Lowell Griffiths. Weldon Griffiths, Practically all advertising matter Paul Clark, Vance Thompson; for the 15th Annual Henry Stam- prayer, Joseph G. Christen; Dr. pede at Soda Springs, Idaho, is now Milton R. Merrill of the UjS.A.C. ready for distribution and will conwas the speaker for the meeting; sist of over 20,000 pieces of printed Mrs. Saddle Stoddard of Richmond matter, made up mostly of the fol- gave a reading; musical numbers lowing; 5000 special blotters, 1000 was three selections by a male large window cards, 2000 windshield chorus from Lewiston, Mrs. Gretta stickers, 5000 prize lists and 5000 Karren, directing and Mrs. Martha large heralds. Thirty-si- x newspa- Westover as accompanist: solo by pers, 5 radio stations and 2 sound C. I. Stoddard of Richmond and equipment cars are also brought solo, Lothalr Rich, Logan; piano into service to herald this annual solo, Clyde Johnson of Lewiston; epic. prayer, Bishop John Ravsten. The All purses in every event this afternoon sports consisted of dance, year have been greatly Increased races and a ball game between and the Association has joined the Clarkston and Logan Elks. ClarkRodeo Assiciation of America. The ston won the game, the score bebronc riders this year will compete ing 11 to 10. for $500.00 cash, plus entry fees, Mrs. George Myler entertained on points In the R. A. A. and for the Monday with a family dinner in Idaho State Championship Title. honor of her husbands birthday Bulldoggers will vie for $300.00 anniversary. cash, plus entry fees, points in the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Griffin R. A. A. and for the Idaho State arid family and Miss Edith Fisher Title. calf their The ropChampionship of Salt Lake are spending ers will go for $150.00 cash, plus vacation with relatives in Clarkston. entry fees, points In the R.A.A. and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Croft of Monthe Idaho State Championship Title. tana spent several days visiting Other purses In other events are their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George along the same lines, including en- J. Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Griffiths, largement of the Racing Program. The Association has contracted Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brough anthe famous Everett Colbom, Worlds nounce the safe arrival of a baby Fair and Madison Square Garden girts. professional Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rigby of string bf bucking horses. S El. Matthews, Secretary Newton, Allen Archibald and Hilstates that lie is receiving hundreds lard Archibald have returned from of letters from performers, conces- a trip to the Yellowstone Park. sion men, orchestra men and many Mrs. D. B. Barson has arrived others. home after spending two weeks in The dates are August 2, 3, and 4, local hospital, she is Improving Thursday. Friday and Saturday and rapidly. the Board of Directors is putting Miss Corinne Godfrey has gone forth every effort to have this to Dayton to visit her sister, Mrs. show the greatest rodeo ever John Locale spent two weeks year's witnessed in the Stampde visiting his parents and attending school at the U.SA.C. He returned raitanj Reduced to Clear in 4 Groups te$ at Henry Stampede at Soda Springs to be Big Affair Our shirt department will certainly play to a full house with this offering. But we like crowds at this store and weve learned how to get them. We know what you want and Quality, Variety, Style, VALUES just like these shirts at $1.35 and $1.65. ALL MATERIALS Collar Styles and Sixes Thatcher Clothing Co. From Our Regular 95c Stock From Our Regular 95c and $1.49 Stock $1 00 or for $1 85 From Our Regular $1.95 Stock $1 83 or for $3 45 From Our Regular $2.79 Stock ILg wi oo ouw raar Quality Logan, Utah Service Satisfaction Preston, Idaho wi oo oua nun I |