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Show THE IT E R A LP J and Mrs Waldo Baiker Waviiun llilhaid THURSDAY. 0 U R N A L, LOCAN, UTAH, Ml Mi JANUARY SMITHRELD NEWS WINGS CLIPPED FOR No Paper This Week, So Sorry! JUST LIKE LOSING FLYING TOO LOW I t PACE THREE. 19 11. two children. Olsen was reimbursed for damage to the automobile his homeward and continued journey. will be "Disciplinary measures taken against the pilot for violating orders gaiiist low flying, Col. and reprimands SALT LAKE CITY, Jan, 23 Uli Fitgerald said, sec- Two armv pilots were sche- also will go to the pilot of a ond plane. accompanying for duled for reprimands today flying too low over U. S. HighSEARCH INTENSIFIED way SO, after one plane clipped a PORTLAND Eight passing automobile. W. Col Fitzgerald, Dougins bombers were flown to the fifth air base Medford, Ore, today to take up the commanding said Ins group investigation search for an army bomber with seven men aboard missing for a showed ail armv pursuit ship oainussioned ol flier week somewhe-between Tacoma, by a am ulentally hit the automobile of Wash, and Sacramento, Cal. Ellsworth, IaRalh A of the worlds About in Tootle county last Saturday, endangering Olsen, his wife and cattle population is m India. and liid E.'tlle Gordon, Mr. and Mis Roy Hilhaid, M: ..:.d Mrs Glut Fisher Mr and Mrs Harry Mi, at mg ilit tlie Thud w.ud Itiln-- So-lMi and Nils Halle Bair and A D Weeks entertained milk and Ihimiu met ling Mr and Mi- invent Nilson of , quilting party on Wednesday last week Kuhmoml, and spetial guests MiMis h i t'iU Winn was hostess ami Mis Flank 'luellir of Amulgo Gertrude Burnc .to nieuiDeis ot her i lub on laud Mi and Mrs vjrj. ikuti.j Itahard-soMrs Leone Friday afternoon at brnlgt the home of Mrs. Neta Preece, Mrs Rue Met nil and daughters "JrW d jtr Aha Allen, Mrs. her mother, Mrs Kate Criigun E was served at small Anna Lou and Helen of Kuhmond Mrs Martha Peterson 'Luiuhcon Hale. Itables to 12 Mrs Le Grande Gun- - weie callers of her parents Bp Mary Low. Lunchc0n,neU wJSa si)ei.ial gut,st Mrs Lonn and Mis C. J Plow man on Saturand Mrs. Vdate hostess. the Low won high sioie prize served by day reMr and Mrs Ronald Plowman Duane Sparrow and Hal Head Mr and Mrs. Seth Thornleyvisit- h0ft on Saturday for Hawthorne, entertained at their home on Saturned home on Sunday after and family .Calif . to attend the U. S army day evening Dinner was served their daughter and the evening spent playing pin? Three weeks in Arizona. They radio school Miss Robt rta Nilson, daughter ochle High score prizes were won Lrt having a wonderful trip. Mrs Golden Reeder entertained of Mr and Mrs Edgar Nilson. is by Mr and Mrs Roy Thnin. Those included were Mr. and Mrs J G. t her home on Friday afternoon, employed at the Commercial NaPlowman, Mr. and Mrs Wayman tional Hank in Smithficld birthday occasion being herwas served to Mr. and Mrs Walter Snelgrove hillyard, Mr and Mrs. Roy Hill- Luncheon Leo Mrs Low, entertained with a family dinner yard, Mr and Mrs Glen Fisher, Mrs Leonard Miles, Mr. and Mrs Hariy Mr Mrs! Lester Facer Mrs. Curtis Hill. or. Sunday at their home, the ocMrs casion being the birthday anni- and Mrs Waldo Baiker. Mr anil Mri Parley Bingham. Archie versaries of Mrs Snelgrove and Mis Earle Godon, Dr and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Sneham. The afternoon was spent daughter Jalaine Covers w'ere laid Douglas Gregory for- Mr and Mrs Lester Traveller Bartley Hillyard, and Mr and Mrs visiting quilting and Marlow Woodward and daughter Arlene, Mr and Mrs. Earle Bair and Mr and Mrs VinMr and Mrs. on Don Hansen of Logan. Mr and cent Nilson of Kuhmond, Mr and of Franklin were visiting here Mr. and Mrs. Owen Snelgrove, F. H Trav- Mrs Roy Tliain and Mr and Mis. Saturday with her parents. eller and daughter Irene of Rich- A Huffman of Benson Mrs George Heaps. Hal Piti her and Arthur Lewis Mr and Mrs. Pratt Smith of mond, the host and hostess and at the daughters Joyce and Jalame The of Salt Lake City were visiting Idaho Falls are visiting and afternoon was spent in visiting here on Sunday as guests of their home of Mrs Delia Peterson parents and games. The Ladies Junior Literary club A bridge luncheon was served ajack Godderidgc and Harry Fern at the home of Mrs Bert Kidman entertained their husbands oil Satpent Sunday m Salt Lake City on Wednesday for the. following urday evening at the home of Mr Berne II Winn left Wednesday as a lub members Mrs DeMar Choate. and Mis Frank Reese in Benson, night for Bozeman, Montana, with Mrs Reese and Mrs. J. C. representative from the USAC to Mrs Edgar Pitcher. Mrs. Harold Special the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate McCombs. Mrs Darrell Hyde. Mrs Goff acting as George Smith, Mrs. Theron Hansen. guests were Mrs Charles Pond of Press convention Island Mr. and and and Woodruff Mrs Idaho, Park, daugh jand Mrs. Maud Boyd Sorenson of Logan. When publisher S Nagaoka of Fresno, Calil.s Japanese Times fired ter Margene, of Logan were guests Officers for the year were chosen: Mrs Jay Pond of Lewiston. A bufhis pressman, Tatsumi Watanabe, the disgruntled pressman took a was dinner fet on The served table Noble A. W. Mrs Harold Sunday Mrs. McCombs, of president; pot-shat him, succeeded in overturning eight cases, containing e lace Mrs DeMar Choate, vice president: was covered with a The Third ward scouts all ensome 300,000 Japanese typographical characters. Result: the Times Tues- and Mrs Bert Kidman, treasurer. cloth, and attravtive candelabra on a party swimming joyed won't publish for a while, until Mr. Nagaoka, above, sorts pied High score was won by Mrs. Harold All appointments were carried out day night at Logana. type. Bob Nilson left on Friday fori McCombs and high cut by Mrs. in green and white. Several musical numoers were given hy Mr. and Edgar Ditcher. Ogden where he is employed. and a Mr and Mrs Jerald Plowman Mrs Eugene Lundquist, Miss Elizabeth Scrowther spent - entertained at their home lust Sat- - comic reading by Hebcr Whiting tharge of Mrs. J. E Reterson, Mrs Wednesday at Brigham on business. urday evening Dinner was served Games were enjoyed, with high visitinghis here for the past montn family, Mrs. Eva Larson of Ogden island the evening was spent playing score prizes going to Mary Dames, with ' with her grandmother, pinochle High score prize was 'and Clyde Littledvke Glen Winn 'Eldon Lamb, Mrs. Heber Whiting visiting Jwon by Mr. and Mrs Harry Mich- - won the consolation prize, and oth- - and Mrs L. E. Nelson. Mrs. Matilda Merrill. Mrs. Eliza Humphreys of Logan laelis. Those included were: Mr. era were won by Mary Dames and Nephi Jorgenson has returned to mak-,anMrs. Ronald Plowman, Mr. 'Jity Pond The games were in ',his work in southern Idaho after gave a demonstration in rug Mrs Mrs ? 3, y . n j twin-motor- Slu-ple- v , one-thir- d AN ELECTION BET LEWISTON. Ida.. Jan. 23 tf Hwas a long, long walk exactly miles for Basketball Coach A. Robbins and School Superintendent T. Hinchhsa of the tiny north Idaho town of Cottonwood when their high school basketball team won a game They promised to walk home If the Cottonwood hoopsters won at Grangcville. The unexpected happened and Cottonwood won Hinchliss and Robbins began their walk, arriving home at 2 o'clock ilt 16 24-2- yesterday afternoon. y. fBIJlKd u 0 , 'lip? pow. r or Lee tli slide, ooey, eth not tture any Costs Went Up.... You Save Before Planned KEMARKA11LE VALLES! EBSrJSKf Ray. Marquisette Panels ot .. 11$ Theme Cosen For long. selective service will be the theme of the 1941 preof Kollegiate Kapers, sentation annual student talent show, at Utah State Agricultural college, John S. Welch and Eldon Jacobanson of Logan, nounced Wednesday. Although date for the show has not been definitely set as yet, it will be held in all probability some time during the first week of Welch and JaApril. cobson said. Harold Hayward of Logan, who was selected by the student executive council to act as a third manager, decided to give up his managerial duties this week so that he could study for some special examinations in the near future. Selection of three as heads of the show was based on their list of proposed plans which they included in their applications. Before presentation the Kapers will be subjected to the approval of ' the student council and a faculty representative. 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