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Show -- Read krfelil It in The Times or Leade-r- CHATTER fCutjHwmtelir Concorn I learned a number of yean ago that if one were to survive in this business, they had to either "develop the hide of an elephant with a certain amount of humility as one editor told me, or have a nervous breakdown. I decided the first suggestion was the better plan. If I know everything is right, I seldom concern myself about the opinions of others. Does that answer your question, Mr. P.? In fact, the opinion of your group is absolutely inconsequential to me and hardly merits an answer. May I further tell you that humility is a wonderful device for keeping the frail human soul in balance. Humility is an antidote to the sense of inferiority from which everybody (you especially) suffer, however skillfully you try to conceal it or go from pleasure to pleasure or sport to sport Humility, my friend, is a suit of armor. One who wears it can never be hurt It makes you invulnerable, and cannot be slighted, despised nor insultea. Mo Garfield, Utah, Friday, July 10, 1953 CROWDS MAKE ANNUAL JULY 4TII Health Board CELEBRATION BIG SUCCESS Mitt Maxine Henline Reigne At Mitt Copper, Attended By Two Lovely Maidt; Hot Weather Only Drawback To Day The observance of the 177th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence was fittingly enjoyed in Magna on Saturday by huge crowds who gath-;re- d to celebrate the glorious 4th. Arrangements of the day were completed by members of Salt Lake county fire department and American Legion port. Lovely Miss Maxine Henline vas named Queen to reign at the iffair as well as attend other ounty entertainments. Her attendants, Miss Nancy Lou Larson and Min Carina Woolfenden, assisted. These three beauteous maids wish to express their appreciation for the chic ensembles given them as well as beautiful corsages presented by McDonald's Flower Shop. Enjoyable Parade Parade festivities proved very enjoyable to the hundreds of people gathered along Main Street md a great deal of credit should be extended to Jim Brusatto and his committee to their efforts. A variety of entertainment at the Community Park attracted people and the grandstand and bleachers were packed with people who came to see the various events. At the dance Friday evening when the queen and her attendants were formally crowned, the crowds gathered to a time of gaiety. The prize of an automatic electric clothes dryer was won by Loran Wiley of Garfield. The Complete Home Newspaper Parade Winners Given For Magna Celebration Number 3 Magna Maid To T0WNSITE PUNS FESTIVE 1 Appear On KDYL CELEBRATION JILY TV July 17th A gigantic and fi'Miw YOUR 23-2- Starts Action 83-Year-- Miss Frances Caruso, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruso, 8970 West 3100 South, will appear on KDYL TV Friday, July 17th between 2:30 and 3:00 o'clock. LoveFrances has ly Miss been declared one of the winners of the queen contest for Italian Day. She was chosen one of two runnto the qifeen and presenters-up ed with a $50 gift certificate. Italian Day will The bb held at Lagoon July 19th and is an annual event sponsored by Civic the Italian - American League of Salt Lake City, for the purpose of bringing together all s of Italians and Utah and adjoining states fur a day of festivity. and The League is a organization, devoting its time to charitable and civic wqrk. Against Homes Local Reaidenta Receive Notice To Gean Up And Hook on to Sewer All-Sla- te Woman Suffers GARDEN rclehra-tii- is being planned by the town uf Garfield July 2Jrd and 24th, including a parade, rides, cences-sionrefieshmeli'.s, street dance both days and other types of enat tiie carnival tertainment grounds. The parade will st.nl at the schiHil, 515 p.m. and participants are asked to meet there at 4:30. It will end at the carnival grounds, announces Wdford Wilding, chairman. Miniatuie floats will be featured, with the sic restricted to 4x6 feet for children, 3 to 14 years uf age. Adults ur. kindly asked to accompany the floats fur safety purposes. Prizes will be given in each s section religious, patriotic, and fancy costume. Voting Conducted A King and Queen will bo voted in each ward, le per vote with booths at the Garfield Drug, Garfield Trading, Arthur Store and Smelter Merc. Contestants have until July 6th to enter and entries may be placed with LaRona McAllister at 41 East 17th Avenue. Included in the list will be 4 snapshots, postcard size. Voting is slated from July 6th to July 20th at 6 00 p.m. when the contest closes. The attendance uf everyone is sought from this area at the festive entertainment. By Emil s. Broken Leg Mrs. Julia who Neuhauscn, made her home with a daughter, Mrs. Julia Sutton in Magna for many years, suffered a fractured accident Sunday leg in a two-ca- r at Berkeley, California. Mrs. Sutton left Tuesday to bo with her mother. Mrs. Neuhauscn had the same leg broken 11 years ago. She is recuperating at the Herrick Memorial Hospital in Berkeley, California, and any friends desiring to write to her, niuv address their letters there. Ft ulnar In our ljst garden article we discussed primarily the delphiniums of Park City. I would like to tell you about some more observations in this very historic mining town of Utah. There is very little gardening ac- tivity in Park City. Like so many western mining The Magna 1st Ward Primary towns, pail uf the city runs up was awarded the grand prize of a narrow draw and the houses are $35.00 in the local Independence close to the street. The predomDay Parade and the Lions and inating shrub is the common lilac which blooms weeks later than Lady Lions float given second Teen-Age iiies our lilac. The lilac is one of prize of $25.00 while the Club garnered $15.00 for the most faithful shrubs of the their entry. intermounlain region. In the novelty division, the Dog The three plants which survive Uncle won $20 a prize; after homesteads become abandHospital Sam was second with $10 and oned are the common lilac, the third $5.00, to Hula Girls, consistold blue iris bed and the indestructible yellow rose. The preing of Claire Matthews, Shirlcne Si ark, Barbara Herron and Carole vailing tree of Park City is the Evans. residents. vciy hearty black willow. This Best Withes! On the sewer problem, homeThe horse posse was presented tree is another old faithful. It is I can't think of anyone I would with a trophy as well as the Boy owners have 15 days to connect or fYoung inc of the few trees that survive wishes more to extend like good will be prosecuted under county I Scouts. in our alkaline flats. Claude H. to than my good friend, Mr. Jim Brusatto, chairman, ordinances. Several Where the black willow exists Anderson and his wife, Minna. wishes to thank everyone for their were cited for maintaining a under ideal conditions such as Claude retired July 1st as superentries, and also announces that health nuisance at their homes inoist but not too alkaline meadFiremen of Sait Lake County intendent of the Garfield Improveseveral prizes are awaiting prize- and were given a short time to ows, it grows to be an enormous 2 fourNo. answered ment Company, and plans to work Department winners at the sheriffs office. clean the premises. tree and adds much charm to our teen alarms in three days, 12 of in their recently purchased home Wants Cooperation western landscape. They may be obtained by calling them a grass fires, according to in Salt Lake City, golf, fish, and Mrs. Shirley Taylor of this comfor them. Commissioner Adiel Stewart Such a group of black willows a few other things. Mr. Brusatto was greatly as- emphasizes that it is each and ev- munity is in Hollywood attend- report released by Captain Roy is growing on the old Rudd Coon Smith. He's one of my favorite people. sisted in the parade arrangements ery citizens responsibility to ing the NADDA, a national dancplace below Bacchus. This clump In they had to drive away of trees is located and watered by by Harry Adams, Rudy Montoya maintain a clean town and the ing convention, accompanied by from (act, anto the 4th to man remarked parade One business July and John Rokich. a spring and just above the now county and state officials are co- Sally Jean Robinson of Magna swer one of blazes. The the grass me Monday that if he had the opto make this a must. and four young ladies from Ogabandoned Bingham & Garfield operating two trucks were in position and portunity to vote to Magna's A survey was made of 54 busi- den. Railroad track. These trees were march was the would when he starting just again, swimming pool ness places in this area during the BY probably planted by Grandfather the siren the about cards. station, several atop pledge sign past week and a number were givCoon who erected the first cabin one mile west to the heat the another was I gathered be along en notices to clean their properin this section. The foundation of sufferer along Main Street. parade route, sounded. Drivers ty. first house is still visible and this immediately swung around the located not many yards from these Goody ? Goody? advance units and drove to the A Man willow trees. My guess is that station where a grass fire had been A man is young if a lady can The Oquirrh Stake Junior these are the oldest trees in our He or make him happy reported. unhappy. Junior M Men community. The firemen quickly got the Gleaner Girls and enters middle age when a lady a horseback riding are The most grown spring flower Did lose bottom planning you your plate blaze under control and the firecan make him happy, but can no of teeth on July 4th? party Friday, July 10th at the of Park City is the tulip. These men were He is in back before him make position unhappy. longer View Riding Stables, fol- tulips are now courageously rustIf so, by inquiring at the Copthe parade was over. Valley old and gone if a lady can make lowed by a barbecue at Jordan ling for themselves. It looked to office per Printing Company they Blass Shed nor him neither happy unhappy. me that only very hardy things Park. may be reclaimed. Moritz Rosenthal On.July 2nd, the unit answered will leave Garfield, survive in Park City, including Trucks A small boy found the teeth an alarm, at 4:00 a.m. to a burning and Pleasant Green Ward-hous- its residents. near the Magna sheriffs office, Motions shed on property owned by Dr. Magna Patience are now being and would like to return them Less Slapping at 5:30 p.m. Nominal fees There is very little gardening Arrangements Evils rife, justice delayed, some made to class schedules at Cy- to George McBride, 8950 West and are Noticed on July 4th the owner. being charged to cover trans- spirit in this town. I make this 2800 South. Cause of the blaze was must die in Korea while others refreshments and other statement with the greatest of high school preparatory unknown and resulted in $70 dam- portation, make profit from their death, mis- prus Holiday to the opening of school Septem- BALL SCHEDULE IS incidental expenses. sympathy and understanding to and ignorance ber 1st This is one of the earliest age. understanding All young ladies and men of the the courageous people of this Jit- seem to triumph in world govern- dates ever announced for the re- RELEASED LOCALLY Early Friday, a fire leveled a stake are extended an tie mining place. barn and partially destroyed a invitation tocordially Due to the daily diligent work ments, and the honest man frets sumption of leadin, 'riting and attend. The committ It is very obvious that the was chicken before it of and the Abatement He that knows about it coop truth brought ee in charge consists of Mrs. La' troubles of Park City are economMagna Mosquito 'rithmetic. The schedule of the following under and control the Fred Miller and District Murray by justice will triumph in the end, Mr. Walter K. Vina Anderson, Mrs. Ann Petter-sso- ic. There is a depressive spirit Cyprus Northwestern Baseball League is Billie employes, there has been Magna departments. but he would like to see it in his principal, announcesDaly, Duckworth, JoAnn Korous and Kuy Dea. around. It reminds one of the 1929 that locker released by officials to include: school is The conducted being The blaze started at 7:37 a.m. considerably less slapping mo- from day and student body fees may be paid Wed. July depression. to 12th and the lo at the residence of M. G. Turner, at 4th Bing July of insects All the said, tions," during cal .things between August 20th and 28th. pesky Longfellow There is no hurrying and no ham. 5:30i Midvale at Morgan, 8; to return home 5310 West 35th South. group plans late come around to him who will but A fee of summer. the and Damage spring early $8.00 is payable at the Dewnl at Layton. 5:30 bustling activity which character14th. CO. U. July went over two In addition to the $1,000. wait And Shakespeare, long regularly at Bingizes Magna. There are no rows time of registration at the school. Sun. July a will show Mrs. present Taylor The barn was leveled, but the declared, How poor are Office hours from August 20th to ham. 5:00: Midvale at Deseret at employed men, extras are also at of new houses going up and elabLagoon for the Bacchus Credit quick work of the firemen from they that have not patience! What 28th will be 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 4:30: Layton at Magna, 6:00 Mid-val- hired at intervals in the mosquito Union orate service stations sprouting also and 18th be in e Wad. July at and stations the July extermination the work wound did ever heal but by de- and on Magna Murray by Magna like mushrooms in the spring. August 25th and 26th, 1 uf entertainment at Lib5:30: Layton at Morgan 8:00 charge two-pe- n a loss of the to the group. They spray prevented Binggrees? to 9 p.m. The office will be closed Thurs. July But there are boarded up stores of at Park the Magna evenings erty July 800 chicken NEW In our haste, we are likely to 12 to I to lunch and also be at 0:00 p.m. ham highway, 700 North to the pulcoop containing and hotels, testifying to a very fur 28th 23rd the and Liberty lets. The coop was located five quote Burke, who said: There is, closed Saturday. at Bingham Lake, to 48th South and near Park Commission. Sun. July weak economic pulse I mining and feet from back the the Rock. bam Black 5:00: at Midvale at however, a limit at which 4:30: Magna town not anemic enough to die Textbooks; towels, typewriter, wall was burning when the fireat Deseret at 3:00. ceases to be a virtue." The spray material is most efand mechanic arts fee, etc. Morgan Power & and not robust enough to thrive. Suit Lake City-Ut- ah Wed. July at men arrived. Bing- fective and lasts at least a week The false philosophy of the day, shop million Co. will spend $3 It is to be hoped that the may be paid by students at the ham 5:30; Midvale at Layton. 5:30. if Cause of the blaze has not been Light there are not ponds within a the type time of registration. dollars for new building in Salt reorganization of the Park City Thurs. at MagJuly 30Margan would make men accept the opiate reasonable radius so that the wind definitely determined. on na at 8:00. Students are asked to Lake, Tooele, Summit and south mines will change this dismal that so long as wa have good two persons to a locker. plan Sun. Aug. 2- Bingham at Magna can pick up the mosquito eggs Davis counties this year, J. C. picture. No garden spirit can surand to them other distances wages, comforts, and the other at 5:00, Morgan at Midvale, 5:00. carry the company's Salt vive under these conditions. Littlefield, man is getting hurt, why should 3:00. at to be Deseret hatched at out Layton After visiting Park City one Lake division manager announced MAKE WAYS 8 TO 5 Morat WeL Aug. we disturb ourselves? After the larvae reach the wig-glBingham week. can this truly appreciate the Magna 8:00: at 5:30. gan Magna Layton The men who become slaves MONEY WITH they must be killed This is in addition to the mill- aieu. We are right now experiat Olid-val-e withinstage, Thurs. Aug. 8 hours, or they will take and must forever hold their peace TIMES-LEADE- R ions already earmarked for erec- encing one of our greatest periods at 5:00 are men who did not cry out and Although a vaccine has been Sun. Aug. I Midvale at Bing- wing. tion of a giant new power unit at of expansion, and are a economicthe his when showed tyrant fight ham 8:00: Morgan at Layton 2:00 Directing the group are O. C. discovered which will prevent an WANT ADS UP&L ' s Gadsby plant in Salt ally healthy town, growing by head or the creeping evils of paDeseret at Magna 5:00 Finley, chairman and board mem- attack of paralytic polio for a few Lake City. leaps and buunds. Wed. Aug. at Morgan bers of P. A. Cammans, Magna; weeks, the supply of this vaccine tronage and dependency began to In our community a young man that have Selling 8:00 clothing at you pun. steal into our lives. Leo Zimmerman, Salt works; is strictly limited as the polio sea activconstruction Summertime Bette Cutler and Paul Garside can get a job with our industries discarded. Thurs. Aug. at Lay-to- n Kenneth L. Moesser, Truth and justice are held and 1953. said in is T. comes us in There son Hunter; high gear, presently upon won the Scotch Twosome July 4th ity and feel reasonably sure that his 5:30; Midvale at Magna 5:15 L. Get cash for furniture no longer Thomas, Magna. M. L. Miner are only about a million doses of at the Utah Copper golf course Mr. Littlefield. New and enlarged guarded only by vigilance. While ' in use. Sun. Aug. at Deserjob will last till retirement. This we wait to their fruits, we must is the executive secretary. et 5:00; Layton at Midvale 5:00 gamma globulin available at this with Fern Berrett and Jackie facilities arc being built to bring assurance of stability puts a forroom. Bent your spare Monday. Aug. 17 plant still more seeds to continuMagna at Assisting the board are Rex time and because there arc more Ridd, second and Doris Wilson more electricity fur better living ward looking Bent your garage during sum- Morgan spirit into everyone. at 8:00 p-of the Garfield Re- than 40 million children in the and Stan Samuelson, third. All to customers everywhere in the ing harvests. Dusenberry mer months. is reflected by our rising land It Wed. Aug. 10 Magna at Bingfinery; Raymond Thompson, country, most of them will not were awarded golf balls. Sixteen area. values. Tliis confidence in real Morgan 1:00; American A reactermeter indicated that Bell the old radio youre not ham 8:00; Midvale at5:30 Among the more important pro estate means a lot to our older Smelting 8c Refining have access to the vaccine. entered this event. Deseret at Layton using. men drivers are quicker than woTherefore, officials of the NaForty-eigentrants in the jects scheduled, he declared, is the farm people who after struggling Aug. 23 Morgan at Bing- Company; Oliver A. Jones, BacSporting goods have many buy- Sun. 5:00: men drivers at putting on the ham Midvale at Deseret 5:00, chus; A. J. Fitzgerald of the Mag- tional Foundation for Infantile draw bogey made it successful expansion of the Lark and Kearns hard all ers. their lives can now disna Kennecott plant; C. G. Quigat Magna 5:00. brakes, but to provide a really Paralysis point out that the best and seven golf balls were given to substations in west Salt Lake pose of their farms for housing Sell produce, poultry, livestock. Layton Wed. Aug. at Mid- ley, Arthur; L. S. Hills, BAG; safeguards this year other than Alma fair test, I contend the brakes li valley. Sell your services with a classi- vale SUM: Layton at Morgan 8:00: Begent; tour to Marj projects. should be available from the back A. Bertsch, of the Stauffer Chem the vaccine which is necessarily and three to Hal Wille. fied ad. It is well to sometimes take an Deseret 5:30. at at Magna Additional money will be spent in seat ical Garfield. ones in same are which the limited, Company A in was total of $26.00 MOO Readers prizes Sun. Aug. 30 Layton at Bing, in the honest inventory of the communcommunity every virtually Isnt that so, Mr. Darger? the been have preached by long ham 5:00: Magna at Midvale 4:30) given, $5 from the Independence area to See Your Adi New Site enlarge and extend service ity one lives in and weigh carenational organization. Some of the Day Committee. And let us help you. The cost is Morgan at Deseret 3:00 cost a of At $4,000, and lines to customers. fully the advantages and the drawbuildings John Allen, that' genial Scotch equipment 2 Wed. follows: Deseret at Bingsafeguards are as Sept. Midvale little. backs. work and fences at been have Besides erected construction at at ham most Kennecott official, says that 5:00; 1. Children should not mix too Layton 0040 West 2800 South in Magna Very few people of our comMr. Littlefield called attenat 5:30 pjn. men wouldn't mind their wives and new with companions freely realize fully the fact that c Thurs. Sept. at Mag- to store equipment of the Magna Family Reunion to two giant new munity tion of but stick having the last word if they companions groups na at 8:00 pom. a our area has become the soundest at will build UP&L district Mosquito plants wouldnt keep repeating ft ones. usual to the SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Anderson, The Stauffer Chemical Comcost of $26:s million during the industrial spot in the intermoun2. Children should be carefully vs. Clerical. ArElsie and Neal attended the ChrisJuly tain region. Much of our neigh150 of has donated next two years. pany Successful Personality gallons Revs. vs. Smelter watched thur at Magna. mealtime, compelled tensen family reunion Wednesday in the boring areas base their prosperity built be will First spray material this year, retailing to wash their hands before eating I have always contended that in plant finery. 22 heart of Utahs Carbon county on North Salt Lake City. They reinstitutions. These one's attitude was a great deal July 15 Arthur vs. Smelter. Bac- at $1.75 a gallon. The district has and be food on clean tablea chus vs. Refinery, Magna vs. Cler- also purchased a considerable ware. given coal fields. It foil produce 66.000 camps come and go and are of personality. Our attitudes de- port most enjoyable time. ical. and not wealth creatamount cide what we will pay attention 3. Children should not be alOur Lady of Lourdes Church is kilowatts. The second will be built vs. Magna, SmelJuly Street Resurfaced tt addition to ing. Mr. Finley announces that any- lowed to over-exe- rt to or even notice in our environthemselves now making arrangements for a as a ter vs. Clerical, Arthur vs. ReMany of our Utah mining combody living in the Magna district, continually so that complete fa- big Opening Dance to be held the already existing Gadsby steam ment They decide what we will finery. The street of 8950 has been re- July vs Clerical. Bac- bothered with insects along ditch tigue overtakes them and should August 22nd in the Parish Hall, electric plant in Salt Lake City. munities have seen their best days. ignore. They are stimulants to This money is being spent and The coal industry is a very sick future adjustments. Our attitudes surfaced by Salt Lake County and chus vs Arthur, Magna vs Smelter banks, etc., may obtain material not be subjected to sudden chill- marking the opening of the fine Clerical. vs if to insects this construction carried out for one. About seventy towns in Utah Magthe are ourselves. Aug. spray they bring ing when they are overheated or new addition to the town to the presents a much better appear- na vs re losing populations. Cities like one main purpose," said Mr. LittleRefinery, Smelter Bacchus containers to the storage site. ance, as well as contributing to fatigued. general thoroughly public. 12 Magna vs Arthur, Refinfield. To better supply the people Las Vegas and Reno are mainly the safety of motorists and pedes- Aug.vs Smelter, be should sold now 4. are Tickets hard being Long by trips Clerical vs Bacery How Truel bused on gambling and easy ditrians. avoided by children in the polio committee groups and other par- of this area" with electric service. chus. I have learned in a recent incivorce and very little to our nahe said, electricity "Today, vs Bacchus, season. ish members for this most worthSALE Aug. tional wealth. dent what Poor Richard has long more to is called vs Smelter perform Clerical being vf Magna, Longfellow said: Remember while benefit entertainment. advocated: He that will have pa- all things Four large and very healthy income around to Rim who Arthur. jobs than ever. The modern house tience can have what he (in this will but wait." dustrial spots have developed in her with wife, appliances, many Oquirrh Fund Meet case, die) will. has at her fingertips the equival- the interinountain region. One is CHURCH NEWS e servants. In located north of Salt Lake City ent of 6' Set July 13th at fact, electric service gives the and based on processing of oiL Our Lady of Lourdes Church Womenrt Clubroomt average homemaker two full days Another is the great steel industry The following weekly program of freedom each week from her created near Provo. The phosMAGNA Is carried out in addition to specAn of household chores. And the cost of phate beds are creating a third the of Eastern Star Ladies the The meeting important anbe will ial events, which Oquirrh Community Fund will this freedom is measured in pen- one. The fourth is our own area nounced from time to time by are planning a Cake Sale this Sat-of1 Our economy produces new naA meeting of the Magna Water be held Monday, July 13th in the nies. urday, July 11th in the offices Father C. E. Freegard. and expan' tional wealth every day. It creates & Hardware Company is set for npxt Tuesday Magna Women's Oubrooms, beLumber the progress Through Magna 10:30 m. a. A group of Garfield and Magna of age, headed the group, followed masses: 8:30, Sunday taxable assets and docs not live on kion,1' concluded Mr. Littlefield, Company, beginning at 11:00 a.m. evening, July 14th in the Firehall. ginning at 7:00 p.m. by a great grandfather, R. D. Mo and 8:00 p. m. people participated in a It is most important that all We at Utah Power Light Co, tax consumption as do our Delicious cakes as only the ex- It will begin at 8:00 p.m. and R. S. 87; at army Confessions, Saturday, 4:30 and Quivey, grandfather, gathering last week members attend as the drive for pledge our continued efforts to and navy installations. We have cellent cooks in this organization everyone is urged to attend. Salem and also enjoyed a family Garfield, 40; the father, 7:00 p. m. the in funds the will be annual A offered customers added a fall the of our best new can number bring cobalt plant, a modearly poss Kent McQuivey, Magna, 22; aiW prepare them, pertinent topics reunion of 39 people. Weekday, 7:00 a. m. ible electric service at the lowest ern refinery and an Mrs. Laura Edwards of Provo, baby daughter, Diane, 3 months Novena Service, Friday, 7:30 for sale to the general public at will be presented for the informa1 months will be outlined and lion of everyone. moderate prices. possible price. (Continued on Inside Page) great-grep. m. grandmother, 88 years old. Local Schools To Open Again A number of Magna residents have received notices the past week from the Salt Lake County Board of Health and the County Attorneys office they must clean their premises, hook on to the sewer or face possible prosecution, imprisonment or fine. O. Leo Robinson of the County department and J. L. Lynch of the State Board of Health were in Magna last week and surveyed a number of properties on complaints made by the Magna Community Council and individual All-Sta- te Italian-Anu-rican- non-prof- Magna home-owne- LOST YOUR TEETH OVER JULY 4TII? jMatron Attends Dance Parley rs Firemen Answer It Alarms In Three Days RIDING PARTY PLANNED STAKE CROUP SPRAYING GOES ON TO LESSEN one-quart- er SKEETER PESTS September 1st huin-oiou- . n, lS-M- P. & rgan L PLAN VARIED CHANCES iarst . yton toe-bearan- ce - er AGAIN, POLIO PRECAUTIONS ARE STATED nr' WINNERS GIVEN FOR JULY 4TII GOLF EVENTS Mor-sonel- l.c-all- y, Lady Of Lourdes steam-electri- Church Plan Big Dance August war-creat- 100,000-kilowa- GARFIELD FOLK IN GENERATION PARTICIPATE GATHERING CAKE PLANNED HERE WATER MEET ON SATURDAY SET JULY 14TII full-tim- IN ultra-mode- at |
