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Show PAGE SIX. I i! THE DISTRIBUTION HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, MARCH WEDNESDAY, 30, 1 932. BATTLE OVER KIDNAPED QUEEN OF WHEAT PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. wore visitors Fetersboro Logan Sunday. of in of Mrs. Dunrail The death Wheatley, originally reported as at her home, occurred at 'he home of Miss Lillian R T V.allis, 227 North Fifth East Miss Wallis had taken care of her for the past four months. James Oler of Huntington Park, was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs. A M Smith C'alif., Mrs. Fred Lundberg is u visitor in Suit Luke City Jones, who is station of the Agricultural college, spent in Provo visiting the week-enw.ih her parents and friends. Miss V Hate at the Experiment d Mrs. A. M. Smith spent the week end in Salt Lake City visiting with fi lends and relatives Mrs. Lucinda Jensen of Brigham City was a business visitor in Logan Monday. Marriage licenses have been from the office of the Cache Edwin Barron county clerk to Harrison, and Helen Chandler both of Pocatello, Idaho; Julius and LaVaun Frank Spaulding Weekes, both of Rexburg, Idaho. A son was horn to Mrs. Emma Parkinson at a local hospital Tues- day night. A married folks dance, sponsored by the Third ward L. D. S. Sunday School, will be given at 9 p. m. Monday in the ward recreation hall, William Walton, superintendent of the Sunduy School, announced Wednesday afternoon Special music is being provided The public is Invited to attend f t i, ' fe plans for apporOrganization tionment and distribution of 50 carloads of milled wheat for the needy owners of hvestoi k were outlined at a meeting of the central committee namtd by heads of the Cm he county chapter, American Red Cross, und the bish45 of L S. lJ of wards Cache ops Logan, Benson and Hyrum stakes briday night. N D. Salisbury, chairman of the central committal presided at the meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce. Of the 50 coming for Cache county, it has been decided 21 to distribute cars in the Hyrum stake district, 19 in the Benson district, and the remain-n- g 10 curs in Logan and Cai he stakes This plan was announced Wednesday morning by Eugene Yeates, Cache county Red Cross chairman. will make The central romm-ttithe allotment to the various wards and it will be up 'o the committees of the ward by the bishop to distribute tne feed to the livestock owners in the ward who are listed as needing it The stake presidents will select men responsible for perfecting a car unloading organization so of each car contents the that can be dispatched to the various local unit committee j. Members of the central corn-te- e are Mr. Salisb iry, chairman; County Agricultural Agent R. L. Wrigley, secretary, A W. ChamO Hansen, bers, Smithfield, Paradise and Mr. Ye etc c No definite word has been received yet as to just what the o Cache 50 cars of wheat allotted county for livestock 'cd will arrive at Cache rail points RODEO PROGRAM WINS APPROVAL The rodeo committee for the Frontier Lays and Rodpo celebrah.ts aption at Logan July This proved the rodeo program will be punted and sent to all the leading rodeo performers in the United States It is believed that wi'h the Lehl Rodeo and the Logan Rodeo coming so c.ose together v, ith only one day between that it will be attractive to many of the best rodeo performers in the country. It means a four day show The committee has provided for a Cache Valley contest. Cache Valley bucking horses will be used and only Cache Valley rulers will be eligible for this contest This content will take place each day of the lodco and he conducted under the same rules and regulo. ttons and with the same bulges as for the professional ruling con25-2- 0 t I i PLAY CLASS FOR ADULTS IS HELD John Bradford, secretary of the National Recreation association of America, conducted a class in udult recreation at the Utah State Agricultural college Tuesday under the auspices of the United States department of agriculture. Mr. Bradford has been in Utah several days in the interests of recreational activities for the department of agriculture. It is his plan to set American rural folk to playing," he told Ldrector William Peterson of the extension service. Classes have been held in Cedar City, Nephi, Provo, according to Mr. Bradford and it is that under the auspices of the extension service Mr. Brad-lorand his aides will conduct a five-yeprogram m U'ah during which time many recreational leaders will be trained In various parts of the state. Working with Mr. Bradford is J. S. Knapp, who is a specialist He has in rural dramatics. perfected a system whereby he teaches rural folk to construct their own lighting Systems from buckets, crocks, and a salt solution, together with the regular electrical equipment found on most stages in small communities. Mr. Knapp will be at the college during the anneal farmers encampment where he will held special classes in community dramatics and pageantry. Mr. Bradford conducted another class Wednesday at 9 a. m. He was assisted by Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Katherine Carlisle and Hyrum Hunsaker of the physical education department of the college. d j t tests STORE GOODS ARE REPORTED STOLEN Special Magazine Offer Made to Readers of The Herald-Journal Here are popular national magazines at greatly reduced rates! By sperial arrangement with publishers, this newspaper is able to offer for a limited time, the following attractive combination magazine rates: Regular price The HERALD-JOURNA- L i A SUITOR ALL AT SEA You SAVE M $2.00 $2.00 . OFFER NO. B. Reg. Price Principals and the innocent cause of a battle that roused University of Missouri authorities to start a searching investigation are shown above. Center, Miss Mary Louise Butterfield of Kansas City, who was kidnaped and held prisoner the night she was to have been crowned St. Pats queen at the engineering students dance. After learning names of the abductors the engineering students set out after the law school kidnapers. The pictures show 1 I). Frank Luckey, Columbia, Mo., shot in the abdomen and in a serious condition. 2 Burnis Frederick, one of the abductors, who admitted the shooting. 3 James Harutun, who participated in the kidnaping. 4 Stanley Ginn, also one of the kidnapers. 5 Charles Love, shot in the leg. 6 Jerry Cube, shot in leg. 7 and 8 Fred Horne, Thomas engineering students who were put under $100 peace American Boy months months months 6 6 6 Pathfinder (Weekly) Parents Magazine The HerakUJourrial Regular price The HERALD-JOURNA- Special Price You SAVE OFFER NO. C. Ran-dol- l, Mail Cartier $1.00 .50 1.00 3.50 yeaf' '2.50 1 L Reg, Price $1.00 .50 1.00 $5.00 3.00 $6.00 $2.00 $2.00 Reg. Price Reg, Price, 4.00 t bonds. ' Mail Review of Reviews SPOTLIGHTING DEBATING TEAMS HOLLYWOOD ARE ANNOUNCED By LLEWELLYN Marguerite Fonneibeck Jean Lenkerdorfer, and affiimative, and Jewell Jacobaen and Wendell Homer, negative, will represent the Logan high school - in debating this year, according to the announcement of Miss Inez Maughan, debate coach. The question will be that of compulsory unemployment insurance. Although only one. Miss has bad previous Lenkerdorfer, experience, all four have been outstanding in inter-clacontests and have been working on the question for over a month. Other candidates for places showed suchi ability that the elimination became extremely difRex Dibble, Aggie, ficult. 'who is doing practice teachthe at ing high school assisted in the selection of the teams. inter-schoo- inter-scho- MILLER .... Hollywood Pretty soon someone is going to come along and make the Schnozzle Durante joke to end all Schnozzle Durante jokes. Irving Thalberg and Ralph Spence were discussing the cast of a film dealing with the Tombs prison in New. York. Why not use Durante and cast his nose for the bridge of size, ' was the dialogue writer's helpful suggestion. Howard Hughes has announced his final choice of name for Scarface, which has been called The Scar," The Scar on the Naand The The Menace tion," Shame of a Nation It will be called Scarface." Recipe for a cake, created by Fern Emmett, comedienne: Two parts powdered sugar. Two parts gypsum. One pait plaster of pans. I Whites of 35 eggs. Two jars of marshmallows. The Sego Lily camp, Daughters One large bar of chocolate. of Pioneers, will meet Thursday One yard of muslm. at the home of Mrs. Ernest PeterIt is no good for eating, but sen. Benson The camp. how you can throw it! Cynthia Daughters of the Pioneers met And Jack Oakie tells the one Friday at the home of Mrs. J. about how difficult life is among Warren Wright. An interesting the stars. It seems that two he program included vocal duets by knows refuse to get married, Georgia GUI and Martha AUgaier and Yvonne GUI and Helen Niel- though they are wildly in love with each other, because they cansen. The topic was given by Miller. Mrs. John A-- Israel not agree whose name gets top sen read a sketch of the life of billing on the invitations. Harriet Silver Dunn. Readings vtere given by Mrs. Carlos Jensen and by Mrs Edith Israelsen. Prayers were by Phanetta Williams and Ella Baxter. A social hour, during which refreshments A. J. Peterson of Hyrum, Robert were served, followed the meet- Bradshaw and Lindin Leathen of Wellsville were visitors at ward ing Mrs J. Edward Gibbs of Malad, Sunday school, Sunday morning. The Blaster cantata The and Mrs. James Barker of Idaho, and the Life," was preBrigham were guests of Mrs. Union Wright during last week. sented Sunday afternoon at SacMr. and Mrs. C. A. Nielsen were rament meeting by the ward choir visitors at Salt Lake City dur- under the direction of Chorister Gertrude Welch assisted by Organing the week. Pierre Sorenson spent last week ist Elizabeth Richman. Mr and Mrs. Rulon Bickmot? at Salt Lake. Mrs. George Ellason who re- of Salt Lake were Sunday guests cently underwent a serious oper- of Mr. and Mrs. D. M Bickmore Mr. and Mrs. Alfied Kern of ation in the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake, is reported to be pro- Preston, Idaho, were house guost Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Summers of gressing towards recovery satisfacSunday. torily. Mrs. W. H. Terry was hostess at Mr and Mrs Niel Gibbs are her home to the Ladies Literary receiving congratulations over the club Friday. The program was birth of twins, a boy and girl, furnished by Mr. and Mrs N. W. born Friday morning at then Christiansen and ElRay Christian- home. Mother and babies are sen of Logan. Professor Christian- doing nicely sen gave a talk on the life of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Olsen of Schubert Several musical num- Sait Lake were visiting at the bers by the trio supplemented the home of their parents. Mr. and lecture. Mrs. R. W. James Sunday American Boy Pathfinder (Weekly) The Herald-Journ- months months months 6 6 6 Regular price The HERALD-JOURNA- L year Special Price $5.50 ,3.15 . .3,50. $6.50 You SAVE $2.& $2.35 OFFER NO. D. t : v i Jteg. Priee . Reg, Mail $2.50' 1.00 .50 . 3.50 2.50 $7.50 4.56 HYRUM $3.00 Reg. Price Carrier $2.50 1.00 1.00 Lu-ci- le iw I ai JIST VINEGAR GRAND ISLAND, Neb, Mar. 30 Dan Sanders, sheriff, paid a woman $5 to make a liquor buy so he could get evidence. The Station Y. Y. Y. a one-adeal was carried out, but the jug was for which the sheriff play by Booth Tarkington, had presented by the Maskers club of $5, contained a weak mixturepaid of the Logan senior high school durwater. and vinegar ing the regular assembly hour Wednesday. The cast included Bill Stewart Romance spurred Harold Elliott, Fhoeniv, Ariz., attorney, Margaret Classify Morgan, Willa Daniels. Los rone in of ladder to board the liner City Angeles by Fanny Cooley. Hodges, Marie Pond, Cleve Dibble, and spectacular fashion at quarantine off Los Angeles, Calif. Vaughan FOR SALE OR TRADE Robert Harrison. y Oliver Once aboard the liner he greeted Louellu Art her, daughter plow, also Clip-- 1 Jewel Jacobsen was director. with hay rack. Phone truck of George A. Archer, linseed oil king, whom he introduced Douglas Borlace, stage manager, per AS as his bride. They are shown above on deck as they an- and Donald Brown, radio effects Car-do- n Before the Margaret FOR play, will RENT . inleiest society, is nounced that their wedding, which "broadcast the futures of 5 room house with bath. 764 No set for an early date. members of the Maskers club. 2nd East Al. 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