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Show AUGUST 30,1952. . THE JOURNAL Local Navy Man Completes Champ at Work Medical Course o s V' Davis County Fair Has Large Attendance on Both Days Vit NAVAL MEDICAL SCCHOOI NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER, BETHESDA, MD.-- Carl S. Stfevenson, hospital corpsman first class, USN, son of Mr. and 7 The annual Davis County Fair which ended last Saturday was a pronounced success, according to both the participants and the large attending crowd. According to DeLore Nichols, county agent, there were more and tiful; Orland Call, Bountiful, Ernest Layton Celebrates 83rd Birthday and LAYTON Ernest Layton, well Jack Oda, Clinton. Red pepper, known Layton resident, celebrated Shig Kowa, Clinton; Lewis Call, Bountiful. Yellow pepper, Shig his 83rd birthday quietly at his Kowa, Clinton; Deb Kowa, Clinton. home Monday, with members of his Cantaloupes: Lloyd Burningham, family calling on him. Mrs. John S. Stevenson of Layton, Grant Winegar, Woods Bountiful; Utah, and husband of Mrs. Colleen He was born in Kaysville, Aubetter entries in many departments Cross; Orland Call and Lewis Call, K. Stevenson of Clearfield, has .??&!?? y.'K than ever before. Noticeable im- Bountiful. Onions, yellow, Mauris gust 25, 1800, the son of Chriscompleted a six months course in rAt provement was noted in the flower, Brothers, Layton; Wallace Noble, topher and Rose Ann Hudson Lay-toMedical Photography, here. He married Adra Elizabeth poultry, and livestock displays, Woods Cross, Lewis Call, BountiThe course consists of practical ful. both as to quantity and quality enFlint in the Salt Lake L. D. S. temand theoretical phases of Medical Onions, white, Mauris Brothesm tered. The entries were sewing and General Photography. PhotogDel Noble, Bountiful; ple, March 9, 1899. Mrs. Layton ers, Layton; was there pecially fine, although raphy is utilized in Naval hospitals some let down this year by women Grant Winegar, Bountiful. Onions, died November 23, 1905, and in to assist in diagnoses and analyses. in the quantity of cooking goods pickling, Orland Call, Bountiful; 1912 he married Laura Sandall. are recorded film on Operations Lewis Call, Bountiful Cucumbers, For many years he operated a entered. and made into movies. Lewis in Layton west of town, and farm Call, Bountiful; There were 204 entries made by pickling, Specimens ,are photographed in Pearl Pearce, Clinton; Orland Call, was one of the organizers of the people from Clinton to Woods natural color and through microCross in field crops and vegetables. Bountiful; Shig VKowa, Clinton; West Layton Irrigation Company, scopes, thus making it possible to Frank Harvey, Kaysville; Ronald later serving as a director. He Sweepstakes in this competition do more accurate and extensive were won by Lewis Call, Bounti- Higgs, Clinton. Cucumbers, slicing, built a hardware and implement study and research. Much of the Vernal In- store in Layton, it being one of ful, while Orland and Lewis Call Darryl Pack, Bountiful; photographic work for the Naval Boun- the oldest in Davis county. Being won the group exhibit of vegeta- gles, Bountiful; Orland Call, Atlas of Pathology, containing tiful. an active dairyman, he helped orSITING his tongue, Frankie Sybles. Other prizes included; photographs of rare and unusual Yamons displays the form that white: Potatoes, Sammy ganize and was president and diOne white 1st, wheat, quart jar specimens, was done by the gradubrought him the junior marbles mane, Layton; Clair Hill, Clinton; rector of the Salt Lake City Milk ates of the Medical Photography Sammy Yamane, Layton; 2nd Jim Nakano, Clearfield; Del No- Producers Association. He also championship at the Illinois State Fair In Springfield. Frank won Wayne Smedley, Syracuse; and 3rd School. The students also receive ble, Woods Cross; Glen Love, Lay-to- helped organize and served as over a large field of contestants. Ernest Walpole, Centerville; one instructions and practical experiAslene Yamane, Layton. Pota- president of the Kaysville-Layto- n ence in public information quart oats, 1st, Ernest Walpole, toes, white, John Hill, Clinton; Dairy Association, and at one time selors were each called upon to give Centerville, 2nd Claude Moss, Clair Hill, Clinton; George Ste- was a director of the Utah Radio reports. Other stake officers asked Woods Cross. One quart barley, 1st, venson, Watermelon, Products Co. of Salt Lake City, Layton. Carl Fernelius, 2nd, Ogden RFD, to speak included Mrs. LaVora S. Paul Walton, Kaysville; Marlow pioneers in developing the radio SYRACUSE Lewis Call, Bountiful; 3rd, Claude loud speaker Miss Karlene Jensen is visiting Wood, President Amos Ray Cook, Moss, Woods Cross. Sheaf white Burningham, Bountiful; Dee Layton; Richard Walton, Hg was an active baseball fan, with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hayes and Keith S. Smith high counsel-ma- wheat, Wm. B. Farming-toRigby, Jim KaysCoonradt, , Kaysville; his health at present is failing. but Music was furnished by the at their home in Bountiful Miss Sheaf, red wheat, Wm. B. ville; Marlow Burningham, Bounti-fu- i. He was the father of three chilJensen and Mrs. Hayes are sisters. ward choir directed by Russell Rigby, Farmington. Sheaf oats, ; dren, two now, living, they are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Briggs left Hansen. William Rigby, Farmington; Sheaf Golden F. Layton, Layton, and Tuesday morning for their home at Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barber barley, William Rigby, Farming-ton- ; Mrs. LeGrande (Lela) Hess, FarmNampa, Idaho, after yisiting at the Lewis Call, Bountiful. Mrs. and Mr. Henry ington. He also has four living home of Mr. Briggs mother, Mrs. accompanied Field Call corn stalks: 1st, grandchildren: and a number of Thomas E. Briggs over the week Smedley of Layton and Mr. and Irvi Call, Brothers, 2nd, Layton; t brothers and' sisters, and half Mrs. Angus Smedley of Bountiful end. All Relief society sisters of the brothers and sisters. 3rd John H. Hill, Clinton. Layton; Miss Eloise Steed entertained on a camping trip to Mill Creek Ears of field com, 1st, John Hill, Kaysville Second ward should meet members of her Sunday School Canyon last Sunday. Clinton; . 2nd Clara Hill, Clinton. on Wednesday, September 3rd, at meeting. Swedish embroidery will class last Saturday afternoon at Pfc. and Mrs. Jay C. Bennett Table beets, 1st, Richard Harvey, the ward chapel at 10 a.m. where be taken up, after which lunch will the home of her parents. The group here last Wednesday from Kaysville; 2nd, Jimmy Harvey, they will hold their Work Day be served at noon. enjoyed swimming at the Steeds Camp Roberts, California. Pfc. Kaysville; 3rd, Lynda Harvey, lovely swimming pond. Following Bennett will report to New Jersey Kaysville. Ripe tomatoes, large, J. this a camp fire, was built and a at the completion of a two weeks A. Muir, Clinton; Brent Holbrook, wiener roast and all that-goewith furlough. He will then sail for Syracuse; Keith King, Layton. it was enjoyed by the twenty class Europe for a future assignment Ripe tomatoes, small. Jack Oda, members. with the Armed Forces. He has Clinton; Mavis Brothers, Layton; President G. Harold Holt was in been at Camp Roberts since the Jim White, Kaysville. Green tomacharge of each of these meetings first of this year. Mrs. Bennett toes, large, Lanny Holbrook, Syraand spoke briefly at each. At the will remain here for the present at cuse; J. A. Muir, Clinton; Orson concluding meeting Bishop Lawr- the home of her parents, Mr. and Day, Layton. Green tomatoes, ence I. Criddle and his two coun-- Mrs. Wilford W. Tree. small, Shig Kowa, Clinton; Jim Nakano, Syracuse; Wayne Smedley, Syracuse. Carrots, large, Lewis LET THE MAILMAN BUY YOUR SEATS Call, Bountiful; Ronald Higgs, ClinORDER TICKETS BY MAIL NOWI ton; Allan Higgs, Clinton. Carrots, small, Grant Winegar, Woods Cross; Dgl Noble, Woods Cross; Orland Call, Bountiful. Parsnips, Lewis Call, Bountiful; Orland Call, Bountiful; Del Noble, Woods Cross. Orson Day, Layton; Cabbage, Pearl Pearce, Clinton. Beans, pole, Richard Harvey, Kaysville; Pearl Pearce, Clinton. Beans, yellow, FEATURE Vernal Ingles, Bountiful; William B. Rigby, Farmington; Jim Nakac.zn to i yzu no, Syracuse. Beans, bush, Vernal SEPTEMBER 12 thm 21 Mat. - Wd., Sat. and Son., 2:30 Ingles, Bountiful; Kixie Oda, ClinEvm 8:30 Marriner S. Eodes has prayed his great worth in: ton; Jack Oda, Clinton. NOW MAIL THIS Sugar beets, Kent Draayer, ClinPRIVATE BUSINESS PUBLIC FINANCE UTAH STATE FAIR ton; Roy Futagahi, Clearfield. Include stamped, addressed The Coliseum Eggplant, Jack Oda, Clinton; Kixie FARM SUPPORT and as a FIGHTER envelope with remittance. Salt Lake City, Utah Oda, Clinton; Robert Bizzell, Kaysville. Squash, white bush, Lewis AGAINST TRUMANISM and both inflation ..... ..... Send Enclosed Is remittance totaling $ BounCall, Bountiful; Darryl Pack, each for Holiday tickets at $ me and deflation. Bountiful. Call, tiful; Orland on Ice 'performctnce on Squash, straight neck, Lewis Call, Second choice of dates Orland Call, Darryl Pack, all of PRICES (Inc. Tax and Fairground Admission ): Parquet 'rl1'' Bountiful. Squash, acorn, Grant BARGAIN $3.60; Arona, $1.80, $2.40, $3.00. Winegar, Woods Cross. Squash, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, ONLY: Parqutt and Rinksido, $3.00; All 15 under children 0f year 75ct age Zuchini, Darryl Pack, Orland Call, OHnn, Adult $1.50 and MARRINER S. ECCLES PRIMARY SEPT. 9 and Lewis Call. Squash, buttercup, NAME.... FOR U. S. SENATE VOTE REPU2UCAN Jimmy Harvey, Kaysville; Frank ADDRESS HarRichard Harvey, Kaysville; .STATE. CITY ' or evening.) vey, Kaysville. (NotoTlflor Wod., Sot. or Sun., pecify matlno ... ' Green peppers, Lewis Call, Boun- Paid Psfltkal AdvrtiMmnt ' 'v&Sr n. v . n; , , , Ja-que- s, n. n. , Relief Society Meet ay-riv- ed s ATTRACTION UTAH STATE FAIR a itproscst b IVcsfcjtcn ( V - COUPON EtCLES and "IKE" THICK ALIKE Q i 111 , , |