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Show V The Cache American. iocan. Cache County, V tab Pape 'Four Friday, April South Cache Cops Northern District Track Meet at Hyrum HE Brigham City, hire calling on spent 20, 1913 Wednesday fi rinds. Curt oral and Mr. Robert Kae. Idaho and Mrs. Cas-Mr- s. Brem-hleof Brigham City, h'heon guests of Mrs. 4on,s- - Wednesday. Mrs. ,',ard P w:is 4orm,'rly Miss Melt-f; , 04 Grace, Idaho, a niece lin, of Boise, 1 Doreen Wvatt Allan, and Sunday. April 13. marked the( 440 yard run Saunders, South Cache, with the re; ton 5:12 2. rs-h.r mother. Mrs Earl Wyatt, en- LumiU-one basketball chum and North football seventy eighth birthday of Cache, first; Tex Hoad. for Camp i,.ft Monday a trousseau tea on linked away on their North Cache, second; Atkinson tertair.ed at their Phebe Hyde. She presided at openlBS. They have spent ten days home bet ween at D.mday 58 a to North Time: Issued warning 'Cache, third. trophy shelf. 2 and 8 p. m. A of house at her home In Hyde Park, visiting at the home of Mr. and other hours tin -; uefischools that they are jooyard dash Smith, North Cache color scheme of and white'04 'rs' relatives There were 160 nitely out to make a clean sweep first: Mareussen. South Cache, j.e was earned out pink in all apixitnt I Mr. and Mrs. John B. Baxter friends called during the dft-- jdny vn compliment to Private and! of tlie year's activity Thursday cond; Buxton. North Cache, third merits. Pink carnation decorated were Sunday evening guest of Hansen Aunt Phebe," Os she H a(Tpc Mrs. Jensen. Places were marked j when they copped a northern dis- - Tune; 10:4. f.Motput and Mrs. Jame A. Leishman. Allan Mrs. Mrs. room. and Die (Mr. who j for Mrs all by tionately known Jensen. Miss Jen trlct track meet on their home South Cache, first; Jackson, South I A farewell dance was held in Gadys were assisted in receiving Wyatt South Cache, second; know her. is the mother of five nu, j.ie j.n.s,.n 8ntj mLss Shirley field. Hughes, the guest by Mrs. Lomona Allan. Le high school gym Tuesday tv. The Spartan scored 79'i points. Cache, third. 40 feet, 3 inches, children. She Is the wife of the Smith, oil of Logan; Mrs. Rita bridegroom, Lieu- - j emng in honor of Lamont L. Inchildren 50 42 to Her Pole Vault Anderson, Preston. mother of the Allan a for North Cache; late rtozel Hyde. Wl ka of Dan Diego. Cal.. Private i for 8011 of Mayor and Mrs. La- now over- Clayton clude R. Homer Hyde and J. W. and Mrs. Lynn Jensen. Mr. and Iigan and 21' for Preston, idaho. first; Murray and Machin, rnont Allan and Oral L. Maughan room was was. The gift presided Coach Chlf Poole was in charge, tuxl for second and third. 10 fee Hyde of Hvde Pnrk, Gloyd Hyde Mrs. Moses Jensen. Miss Galene Wyatt, lis- son of Mr. and Mrs. Lcland P. over by of 2 hurdles Arlo Inches. of Og the of Clearfield, Hyde Outstanding picrformer 120ynrd Ingh Mrs. Rita Wicka left Monday ter of the and Miss Betty Maughan. who left Wednesday for meet was speedy Delmar Smith, Larsen. South Cache, flr.si; Niel Lou Kimb.ilbride, den and Mrs. Lyman Purser of for her home at San of Logan. Those as- Salt Lake before going to San Cal., Diego. a North Caelte junior Adams, South sen. second; Preston. Idaho. She has 2(1 grand after sensation, Cache, in serving were Misj Betty Diego. Cal., In the navy. Prayers spending 10 days visiting at I.o. an, third. Time: 17:1. 200 yard sisting children and nine grand sons serv- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Lou Jones. Mrs. Glenda Riegs and i was by Guy II. Maughan : re. over low South five hurdles Larson. Cache, Mrs. Aniece Alder. I niarks ing In the armed forves Jensen were with iTsvate her bride and son, The Lynn by Captain Reid se seas. They are: Private Cordon Jensen. first; Hughes, South Cache, Christensen, Corporal Lee Maughcond; Nielsen, South Cache, third Turser serving in Italy; Pfc. Hyde an and Private Keith Baugh, home Mrs. Phebe Reeder is still in Time: 26 In France; RonPurser, on furlough; talk, Mayor Lake with Salt her Lun In City staying Discuss ald Hyde. Slc. with the navv Clyde, IOgan. first: Allan; two vocal solos by Allan is confined who dahj. Logan, second; Lewis, Logan the South Pacific: Darwin Hyde. daughter Joyce, B. LeLshman. A good crowd were in a hospital awaiting an opera, Iew-i- s. 108.6 third. feet; stationed at high Memphis. Tenn.; jump S2? in attendance and dancing was is condition tlon. Joyce Darreported North Van Logan, first; Noy. Private Eldon Hyde. Private enjoyed during the remainder of Cache, second; Page, of Preston; rell Hyde and Private Voorls to be Improving. the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lorln Lamb have Weaver, of North Cache; Berger. Hyde, all stationed at Camp RobSouth Lo of and word received Smith, Cache, that their Purser daughter erta, Cal.; Sergeant John gan, tied for third. 5 feet, 7' who has been stationed In Eng- Anne has arrived safely in Des be-tirun Jackson, of South will she where Moines. Iowa rehis has and completed land, Cache, first; Larsen, of Prestn, her training In the Womens quired (bights over enemy terrl seend; Wiser, North Cache, third. tory as a bombardier, has been air Corps. ron st He A R. Homer Hyde and F. T. Bal-laSpring quarter furlough. party was enjoyed on enioying a play, "Junior u va,.rd new were in meeting Saturday evening assignMiss," will be presented by Utah left Saturday for a the home of speakers to wish his Sunday evening. ment, but called State Agricultural college students Mr. and Mrs. Fred Qualman. AlnuxUjr) North Cadie thlrd- Time. Mrs. Norma Harris has received lovely lunch was served and a 21. May 24, 25 and 26. according to grandmother a hanpy hirthdav. beJavelin Yonk. of fore leaving. Sergeant Eugene word that her husband. Private social evening enjoyed. Besides Cache, first; Nichols, of South Lutie Simmonds, director. Mrs, South Purser has been missing In action Paul Harris, has arrived at Fort Mr. those Dalma Mrs. .second; Cache, and Peterson, Preston, Qualman, Barkdull, of Logan, who over Germany ns a member of a Worth, Texas for his infantry duty. Mrs. Allan returned to make present were: Mr. and Mrs. Edi third. 161 feet. 2 inches. Broai her home with her oarents here. u rle in the produc bomb rrew since December 11, '44. training. Smith. North Cache, first; 1 S has bppn named stajre Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ander- - Jump She also has four grand sons In law Mrs. Mr. . a and en-David Nelson WllvtOM t, enJ V.i.tL school The grade children j tertained serving their countrv. all of them j at dinner Sunday for manager. Student directors are a dance the scho0, KVm. son, 1 overseas. are; Mrs. They erving their daughter, Mrs. Nephi Mehr Wanda NiLson, of Smithfield; Vir:'ui na.sium Friday evening. .asterholt. Petty Officer 3'c. hus- and two children and Munson. Mrs. Nora Nil on. Veolai sister, ginia Christoflersdh, of Salt Lake meeting of the P.TA Ols n and Alma band of Ltinnty Hyde; Lynn Carl- forThe final Mrs. George Waite, all of San City, and Eula Johnson, of North Johnson, all of ! rw i season was held this 1 If Monday son S. K. 3c. husband of Doris Diego. Cal., their brother and Logan. Millville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo.-- l : Hvde: Pfe. Marvn Roper, husband evening in the school gymnasium Olsen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson Iverson of Nib- with Augest in Helen Lamb President in the of Vila Hvde, all serving of Clifton, Idaho, and Mrs. Earl Paelfie: Corroral Glen charge. Prayer was offered by Earl ley. South Parkinson nnd family. Dailies. Dr. the Chase of Mrs. Hale of Daryl Blackfoot, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. James Larsen, Mr. Mauehley, husband of Oolda Hyde, L.D.S. Institute at Si Cher-aftethe USAC gave Idaho, returned home on Monday! cond Lieutenant Cecil A. r A taxi Mrs. Neils Larsen, Mr. and and serving with General Pattons nr an ring interesting talk on '.Religion several days with rh Mrs. Hvde rerecently arrived In Italy Mrs. George Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. which has been operating In spending my in Germany. in Home." Musical numbers in. the lovelv gifts and ceived and diughter, Mr. and w'ill 50011 start combat flying Ora Smith, spent Sunday at Og-de- Logan for several her many weeks, was vocal eluded Mrs. selections broken up Friday with the arrest t4ie 15th AAF as a pilot of j wt1 many birthday remembrances from Bertha M. Hunsaker, andby violin and Mrs. Oscar Monson. attending a birthday party of 10 persons a n24 Liberator bomber, involved and the near and far. Some of the out-of- . for their sister. Mrs. Marie Mrs. Olsen. Clella the Galligar conviction of three, according to town gueses were: Mr.and Mrs.Paul solos by Miss Joan Hunsaker, ac- weekend in Salt Lake spent Mrs. 4s Adell Van J former Beth we Mr. Drimmelin, the at on the Mrs. City companied by piano Turner, of Morgan' Mr. nnd Mrs. 44ves a4 Cornish, and and Mrs. John M. Larsen and H. L. Heaton, inspector for the Johnson. The was home of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni FPtdp of Cloyd Hvde. Mrs. Eldon Hvde and Margene children, he is son Ogden, Mr. the spent from stale liquor control commission. of Mrs. and with Mrs. Leora Sea. Jessop, sons. Richard and Billv; Mrs. Mar- reorganized The taxi drivers had secured until Friday Tuesday here with No. 1, as president, Mrs. Mae Lee Mrs. Elien Hoggard end Mrs. Alloy Cherry of RFD vin Roper and daughter Roxe'an. moils their parents, Mr.- - and Mrs. liquor locally and imported some as Idaho. vice Miss Preston, Mae Perkes president. Loretta Woodbury left on Sunday all of Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs. as from out of the state and then Howard Jones. Lieutenant Cherry is assigned secretary and Owen Kirby as for the East. Mrs. Hoggard will Ferrel Peterson and children. Jean teacher retailed it to the "ratioivcoupon-short- " Thursday of evening family to a veteran group which is currepresentative. and Jerrv. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen ; James A. Lcishmnn met at his visit with hpr husband's relatives imbibers at a good profit. and sa and Sp?mn,S and dm. "liter, Arlo Hvde and non in Troy. New York, and Mrs. rently engaged In bombing Nazi home and spent a pleasant time Joseph J. Herzog. 28. of Logan ?atUrday Woodbury will visit with Mrs. H. war industribs and railyards in Isiting, celebrating his birthday pleaded Kllv. nil of O" den: Mrs. Glen dau'PrT and was sentenced k City southern Germany, northern Italy, anniversary. He received a num- to serve guilty Mauehley of Niblev; Mr. and Mrs 60 days in the city jail; A. Jamison In Boston, Mass. A special program was held Austria and parts of Yugoslavia, ber of lovely gifts. A delicious L. B. Vaughn Hyde and sons, Ronald Tuesday afternoon in Relief SoMcCarthy, about 86, receivPrivate Don Jessop is spending and Rav. of Providence: Mr. and with concentrated to luncheon was served to Mr. and ed a Mon-soattempts Mrs. Norman suspended sentence ciety few a meeting. with his Mr. days R. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Hazel Roberts (Bob) Goas-linchoke all lines of communications Mrs. Leishman an Interesting review of and Mrs Lester gave Mrs. Vern Seamons of Logan: "The Jessop. He has leadi 21, received e s0uthward a from Vin,na Williem J. Selley, Mr. and Mrs. Apostle; two songs were been stationed at Camp Roberts, in Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Seamons Jr. Irvin Leishman. Mr. and Mrs. in Logan city court. 1 a double consistrt sung oi the Russian Russell by supp quartet of North Loran: Mr. and Mrs. California Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Names of the other offenders ing of Ordis Perkes, Jenell Milground armies' push toward that Georp Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Sterl- ler, Manilo Cook A. C. Hale, in company with Mrs. Alton were wihheld pending further inLeishman, Mr. and Norma city. Harris, Miller of Hyrum, Mr. and Mrs. vestigation, Mr. Hector said. ing Nehon, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lucille Verda Balls, Blanche his brothers and sisters, Mr. and He Is a 1937 graduate of PresWinn, all of Smithfield: Mr. nnd SeamonsWaite, Chester Lundberg of Logan. and Martha Daines, with Mrs. J. H. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. ton high school, two Mrs. Lvman Purser. Mr. and Mrs. Wilma attend Captain and Mrs. Reid ChrisWillard Gardener, Mrs. Aroetta quarters at the Utah McQuarrie accompanist. Orlnnd Purser. Mrs. Hyde Purser. are here visiting State l tensen their The M.I.A. held a special pro- Hammond, Edgar D. Hale, Arthur Bishohn and Mrs. J. . Corbridge. in Logan, study- parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Chriscollege gram with Mrs. Tuesday evening W. Hale, Franklin G. Hale, Dr. ing civil Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Cole, all engineering, and was then tensen. Captain Christensen has Erma Waite in charge. The open- Alvin W. e Hale and Eugene Hale, engaged in ii o of Preston. Idaho. returned from overseas duty, farming until Ms ing prayer was offered by Miss ' motored to Salt Lake City on Sun. try into the air force In Mrs- - Samuel Bankhead Mr' and Mrs. Alctha Thurston entertain- Connie Balls; May of have moved scriptural reading to ed at a bridge luncheon at her was by Miss back to Wellsville spend the day with their bro. 1942. readBeverly Kirby, after home In Logan, Saturday after- ing by Charles lived in Ogden durAlbert obhaving H. who is ther, He two vocal se Hale, received his wings and was noon. The guests included: Mrs. lections by a Hyde; 30 SOUTH MAIN ing the winter. girls chorus, consist-in- serving his 80th birthday. Open commissioned when graduated Mrs. Cassie S. Brenchley, of Ruby Reeder. Mrs. Orma Thursof Lu Jean Seamons,. Rula house was held for Mr. Hale at from pilots school at La Junta ton, Mrs. Wilda Thurston, Mrs. Hurren, Evelyn Brown, Leone Sea- the home of his son, Karl .Hale. Field. Colo., in June, 1944. Susie Morse, Mrs. Evelyn Kirby, mons, and Carol Seamons; humorMrs. Winnie Vail, Mrs. Della ous reading Miss Carmen Lee; Mrs. Bonnie Mrs. Hyde, Woolf, male quartet, consisting of Vernal Avon Purser. Mrs. Harriet Balls Seamons, Clinton Perkes, Delbert and Mrs. Lila Purser, all of Hyde Petersen and Harvey Seamons, Park; Mrs. Gladys Jensen, Mrs. ?ang two numbers; reading by Zella Ault, and Mrs. Ennetta Miss Beth Lamb; closing prayer Knowles, all of Logan; Mrs. Nao- - 'y Miss Margene Balls. r j j i I j ! Ign j stat-ione- Dates for USAC Play Listed 880-yar- - no-ho- - 1 1 thr lclClie Valley Boy in Italy Bootleggers driver-bootleggi- son-in-la- w P-T- I T I 30-da- n 30-da- sen-tenc- - TAXI Agri-cultura- r en-'Zu- st x 44 g Od Iff. mmmmtr .TO". 'ft T nsiw V' i ' Vf-iw-- Old QiinJc of ONEHUNDRED the: (0O PROOF ) proofuqueur - ST. LOUIS, MO. PLAYSHOE3 298 Dont talk dont spread rumors. Dont Sh dont spread germs. Smith Bros. 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