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Show Friday, September 16, 1938 MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH THE FIRE EATERS ATPLAY We thought wed laid the old hulk at rest beneath a blanket of autumn leaves, but it seems that some people never get enough. Out Murray way a night or so ago. the Fire Eaters of the Magna Fire Department took their softball to engage the venerable ball tossers of Jack Clay's No. 1 Fire Department for the honor of something or other. Unique In the annals of a sport which has annoyed us now for long months past, this epilogue (final we hope) was commenced In daylight, and two Innings were played with nary a participant being abe to reach home base It was then that darkness fell and it became necessary for the entire Murray team to go out in search of the mayor, dog catcher, city attorney, postmaster, or whoever it was held the key to the light switch at the park before play could be continued. At the end of an hour or so. light flooded the park, displaying in Murray uniforms seven new Murray players. It was plain that dirt had been dealt our local lads who had made the pilgrimage to that distant city, for, facing our very own (If any one cares to claim them as such) Two more was a team of Innings were played without score when the game was again interrupted by the fire alarm. Once again our Magna team was left alone In the dead of night in a strange village to their own resources whll t the Murray boys rustled some of the Gemmell players to bolster their lineup. After another period of waiting (our boys had been promised something in the way of refreshments at the end of the game) play was again resumed. all-sta- rs Little remains but to say that our Justifiably riled Fire Eaters shot the works and In the remaining 3 Innings of the game garnered eleven runs, even again the umpiring of two Murrayites. Added to which, the fact that Jaak Clays outfit scored not even once, should constitute a lesson to all our neighboring towns. Dont press us too far. Fireman Dee Butters pitched a game, and our neat no-h- it - n a. veteran of fireman, oldest living many conflagrations, Hop Ensign, played a snappy game at second base. Rasmussen, the. catcher. Chief Hose Untangler Duck worth, with his assistant Jack Evans, aided and abetted by Lynn Packard, Glen Coon, Danny Arnone, Dracula Dracullch and Ben Turpin, all come In for their share of the glory Messrs Newbold and V. B Coon took care of the base'ine' coaching Jbs. if anybody cares. Kitty Keokuk. no-ru- MAGNA RESIDENTS HURT ON RETURN VACATION TRIP dirt clumps road which had-huconstructed. They was badly and made the balance of the trip by train went and their son, Paul Keefer, it driving car, their to get by bus 150 back. Damage of approximately was done to the vehicle. ,Lj ZZ SPECIALS FOR The American Legion Auxiliary held their regular monthly business meeting last TTiursday with president Della Hoffman conductto the ing. She extended thanks ladles who assisted her In making the past Copper Field Day a sucA trumpet solo was given by Duke his Memmott. accompanied by mother at the piano. The new officers for the year 1938-3were installed by Mrs. Ruby Holliday of Tooele, first vice president of this district: 1 Snowdrift Shortening, 3 lb. can . . . Softasilk Cake Flour, 44 oz. pkg. . 53 Bakers Premium Cocoanut, 27d Sego Milk, 4 tall cans 1-- 25c . . . . ISsilillcQGQSlO FIRM, RIPE Toilet Paper, Favorite, 3 rolls . 10c 25c Kerr Mason Lids, 3 pkgs 39c OXYDOL, large, 2 for 7c Sonny Boy Spaghetti, can 21c DREFT, large pkg Ib 1- -2 COFFEE JEAN NEDRA FALL FROCKS 1 PORTO APPLE e Set complete of Emerald Dinnerware! Free-- A 9S 100-piec- HERES ALL YOU NEED TO DO! Wit!? every purchase at our store we will give you one of our free cash coupons. Save these. 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Louis Fclvo, prop. 1 garden, No. 2 can . lc Peas, cm A hard-t- o YOtTR ja;TP.T?X7"Fl Auxiliary Bulletins Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Bradford, residents of Magna, are recovering nicely from Injuries received In an auto accident last Wednesday while returning from a vacation trip Mrs Bradford is at her home in Magna recovering from extensive bruises and Mr. Bradford is In St Mark's hospital with compound fractured arm and bruises. The accident occurred on a detour road. 30 miles from Grand Islands, fi'h-- 8 '"i. as the Bradfords were returning from a vacation trip in Peoria, Bloomington and other places Mr and Mrs. J. A Young and son. of Interest. Mrs Bradford, who was driving Lester are spending the week in Ely, lost control of the car on the detour Nevada visiting friends. Smart fall GLOVES PAGEEICHt ge President, Mrs. Agnes Williams; first vice president, Rachel Elder; second vice president, Laura Sorensen; chaplain. 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