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Show BASEBALL-1- '0 LO0HOUTH in DROWNED BEGIN IN canal iiacna People Respond To Clotlulig Drive For Unfortunate People of Europe LEAGUE MAY 2 Regarded Magna DUNN-McCART- Y Of Our Men and Women fn The Armed Force TAKE DOUBLES Man Succumbs PIN CLUB EVENT Here Monday Overwhelmed,with the response Mr. and Mrs. George Colvin made by generous people of this have received word from their in the qlothing drive to vicinity The Industrial League baseball a member of Leo, son, armed Ronald La- schedule Jerry Dunn and Amy McCarty, Delbert Madsen Dies Afhelp the unfortunate people of forces, that he is welltheand will begin May 2, and has partners in the Blind Date" Mixwar ter Heart Ailment. Town countries, the Oquirrh Stake been stationed at Pearl Harbor the for the 1945 season yer fclsn Victim of Troni- will schedule ed Doubles handicap tournament Relief Society was literally and be drafted at a meeting Midway Island His site now conducted Saturday and Sunday Mourns April , swamped under" the first of the is a 22, announces P. A. Cammons, (Editors Note: This is the second c Accident secret military at the Utah Copper Club, took week. of a series of articles to acquaint of the organization. president Mr. Mrs. and Colvin also re- high score honor old The ladies They had a The community, together with Eden, declared j LVar local Chuck Archibald is manager of Roojld residents with wartime they had ceived a letter from their daughfamily of Delbert Madsen, 1175 ot for tint place the Giles W. gross never Ida and seen pins so much clothing and the Magna --Garfield Club, and ex- rackets being practiced to cheat ma of Joseph Wanelda was she that ter, is (Wally), deeply grieved and shocked of and $15.00. 100 West, money wished to thank all who contributBea of 2755 South pects a fine year, as he will have people.) to learn of his death. The doing fine in the service and likes Monday, of the order and Other winners ed. It drowned will was be repaired and given it Sunday Mawu. his entire 1944 team back with much. man died at his home in very regarded were: their placing in the Utah Copper Canal, the Another racket worked on ser- to the United War Relief Fund. exception of Johnny Evans, Magna at 7:00 a.m, from a heart LaFawn Mayberry-Ra- y Cromar, course. 125 The the million golf vice families, which may eventumen, women WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, Ital- ywho is now in the army. tcna from ailment $10.00. The young boy and a compan-Bill Cowley, ace infielder, has ally drift to Magna and Garfield is and children, who are desperate David L. Matson, tank n Sergeant Reid Norma Jerry Dunn, $750. in He was extremely in need of the forgotten usable old Bradford rejected an offer of the Columbus the publication of books called clothes commander, Garfield resident, is Magna, having operated his Tygesen-Ros- s $5. Ann Anthon, Williams Annie Mrs. that hang in the closet or a member of the 752nd Tank Batof a St Louis Cardinal "Heroes of World War IT or some Corfield, own' general merchandise store Dorothy Ahlquist-Ra- y to the canal, Redbirds, farm club in the American Asso- similar title. The promoter asks repose in the attics of American talion, which is credited with $2.50. for many year He had lived here d HP- - had goneboard small a to will be able to use these killing 1400 Germans, jttempted will again play with families for biographical data homes, and for twenty-fiv- e ciation, capturing 10th years, and had were: Other Ruby places -- ft, when a bank caved in, and the about a dead soldier and that contributions. In some areas, 484 others, knocking out 11 tanks Cushing-BUa mechanic at the Utah Copbeen and also 15th-Et- hel locals, Utah State l Wil-jaWright; water. The from deaths the e'xposure are as great and disabling three others and Johnson-Ralp- h leads up to an order for a $10 ggy fen into league champs. Kendrick; 20th per Company since 1938. as those from starvation. boy swam to the raft, but 21 pillboxes, 41 vehic- LaVon Dea-J- . W. Ridd; 25th, He was born in Gunnison, Sept copy of the book, payable before one of destroying possesses Cowley the Included in the donations were les and 64 tbe iMn boy was unable to make highest it is published. 2, 1892 a son of Anthony and Zina Jensen-Errgum. in Jo fielding the averages Thomas; I been dislodged jj The raft had The outfit, now in the Apennlne Only slightly less nauseous arc mens, womens, childrens and e league. Coon; 30th-Pe- Christensen Madsen. A son, Lt Ellis B. Madsen was by a strong wind. Leif Erickson, pitcher, rackets which depend on patriot- infants wear and shoes, as well Mountains before the Po Valley, Likeable Linke-W. Ridd, each as and overcoats, topcoats, suits, dres- has been in the line with the Fifth Bradford called for help, killed in action in the South Pawill probably again handle the ism and a desire to do something $2.00. , ses, shirts, skirts, jackets, pants, Army about 300 Bex Peterson of South Jordan, bulk of the mound days since it was duties, assisted for the soldier to yield a juicy work clothes, High game on Alleys 1 and 2 cific May 25, 1944. gloves, underwear, indoctrinated in battle near Fondi, went employed at the Magna Mill of the by Lee Johnson and Chris Rush-tothe He and his fine wife, the former for promoters. profit to Mayberry-Croma433; on Utah Copper, heard him and Schemes of this sort are al- sleeping garments, robes, sweat- Italy, last spring. Violet Bosshardt, whom he mar3 Wimmer and 4, Sylvia Alleys jumped into the canal in search 5 ried March 4, 1914 in Gunnison, The infield will consist of Cow- most endless; many are developed ers, shawls, and knit goods. Also and 419; Mantle, Alleys Clyde blankets, bedclothes. tor RnnM. He was assisted by WITH THE EIGHTH (Golden Ar and 6, Bette Cutler and Ivan tt were held in fine esteem by the ley, Rondo Call, Randy Moesser, by professional promoters who discThe clothing was gone over row) DIVISION in GERMANY-GraPete Larsen of Magna, who entire community and were the Gene Frantz with Don Rasmussen persuade responsible veterans 411. Each was given $2.00. the week and turned over overed the boys body about as catcher. J. Daybell, husband of Mrs. All men bowlers are reminded parents of four upstanding, stalFlinders and Jay organizations to sponsor their during Percy for the trucks to pick up. M minutes. B. Hutchings Daybell, son of Mr. to Davis will be in the outer field. deals for a small percentage of annual party April wart sons, who have proven to be plan W. Daybell of Gar- 21. Mra and take. the J. outstanding young American floated to The body had deeper Mr. Madsen, possessing a quiet, A legitimate veterans organizafield, has been promoted to water near the center of the canal, a promoter while serving with the 13th was tion d nature, was' retiring by persuaded 4 feet where was which only deep his associates and wide circles the Eighth in for which to a out by regiment yearbook, Infantry put the boys went in. of friend His honesty and inhe sold advertising. The promoter Infantry Division. Besusdtators from the fire deThe Eighth recently drove the took half the money collected. , tegrity were unquestioned, and partment and the Magna Mill he bequeathed his sons many Germans from a sector of the But, as in all similar cases, the were used on the little boy, and characteristics of worth. saleman represented himself as Hurtgen Forest in one of the vtificial respiration was applied of the organization, and bloodiest battles of the war. a member Together with his wife, who had for more than an hour. Dr. R. P. that all the worked by his side, they the always impression gave . Sutton and Dr. P. M. Chase of the rewelAnnua! Hess Be To Carter a were able Mr. Held Mra and toward civic workers, and one would go local Several men profit Party were injured Utah Copper Company pronouncheard from their two sons note: The following of the most recent community encome home" celebration for re(Editors cently in car crashes the week, past ed the boy dead. Saturday, April 21st Donald C. Hess is stationed letter was sub- deavors they sponsored was a states the sheriffs office, and in turning veterans. Club a is He At been Island have Mariana mitted the and is "Waste Fat Program, and rendercitizens local at the Some Victorettes, by The Williams boy said he two instances, cars were badly He published for its general interest) ed all waste fats for the governcommand gunner on a readied Ronald and tried to drag damaged. approached by mail, to contribSome very excellent scores are says he is in good health and ment him to the raft, but was unable W. W. Clays of WendOver, Nev- ute funds to buy cigarettes for listed in the three mens bowling happy. to last in article weeks Survivors include his widow, In racketeers The get reply servicemen. to do so. a car hit owned Jesse ada, by Their other son, Keith James this column submitted by Mr. C. three sons, Lt ODell G. Madsen, the cigarettes at a low rate, tax leagues at the Utah Copper Club Ronald was born July 30, 1938, Thomas, 176 E. 14th Avenue, GarR. Naylor, we, the Victorettes,1 AAF, Lt Leon K. Madsen, U. S. k Magna. He was in the third field Tuesday. The Thomas car free, for distribution to soldiers, at the conclusion of the second Hess, S c is at Great Lakes, a now half is wish to offer the following: A businessmen but ill He been the has bowling. Army Engineers and Pfc. Gibb party then at Saturday charge Webster school. grade was parked in front of the Magna reason- evening, April 21, will climax the and will soon be We believe that Mr. Naylor has R. Madsen, U.S. Army, his stepbetter sounding rate, although getting Lumber and when Hardware, Survivors, besides his parents not fully acquainted himself with mother, Mr Lena Madsen, Gunseasons sport back to school. Mr. Clays, driving west, turned able, actually yields a big profit ire four brothers and sisters, S the In the purposes and reasons behind nison: four brothers, Ernest A. American cost of cigarlow the of League, because Jerry Joseph W. Eden, Jr., of San Diego, out from another car and struck the Dunn leads with 182.65, closely our the Victor- Madsen, Moore, Idaho, Roy M. from ettes directly going . and Mrs. Nelda Brown, Del oris the Thomas vehicle, resulting in has re- ettes. organization, Chester Jones, F followed We are existent for the ex- Madsen, Hayward, California; 182.63. by Ray Cromar, to personnel military factory and Jack Eden of Magna, three $50 damage. The next eight high bowlers are turned to Shoemaker, California, press purpose of contributing in a Clarence T. Madsen, Gunnison, Herman E. Swensen, 167 Hergrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. A man named Mitchell, whose Harry Miller, Max Wimmer, Russ after visiting for five days with small way to the morale of our and Bert A. Madsen, Hollywood, Giles, Richfield, Idaho and Mrs. bert Avenue, Salt Lake City, driv- address is unknown (but he might Peterson, E. R. VanVleet, Bill his parents, Mr. and Mra W. H. Armed Services members station- California and Mr Eve Peterson, Elizabeth Eden, Salt Lake City. ing a car on McKinley Hill, where turn up here,) worked a pretty Mayberry, Wilson Peay, Harry Jones and other members of his ed in nearby camps; and, second- Centerfield. Sincere sympathy of the comHe recently graduated ly, in so doing, provide supervised the Uclids, hauling gravel, col- profitable racket on parents whose Quayle and Parley McCleve. Funeral services will be held family. school. munity is extended to the Eden lided with one of the huge trucks sons were at the merchant marine electrical an from Cromar and recreation for Saturday afternoon, 5:30 p. m. at season had entertainment Ray high Isfamily in their hour of sorrow, Friday. He and occupants of his the Magna Ward. Interment will ourselve academy. Great Neck, Long game of 279: Industrial Supply, and hope they will be comforted pfc. William Pendley, member car escaped injury, but the front land, New York. We admit that our periodic trips be in Wasatch Lawn. McCleve, captain, season game by the fact that the entire town of his automobile was The body may be seen at the Some 900 of them received a of 983; Pete Larson, season series of the infantry, was wounded in to Wendover require a entirely deoffers condolences. molished. of combined and small package sent to the boy at of 639; Industrial team series of the arm, while serving in residence, 2915 So. 9050 family traveling period many March 17. His wife, Mra dancing. We like to believe that West Friday evening and SaturDeputy sheriffs again warn mo- his home, C. O. D. The charge 2734. torists about the danger of these came to about $5 which most parTeam No. 5, Fuller Paints, cap- Frances Walker Pendley, daugh- we are undergoing this hardship day morning from 9:00 a m. t box Inside now the werejwo are which tained by Bill Mayberry took the ter of Mra Zella Walker, received for the benefit of others, but act- time of funeraL operating ents paid. trucks, Bowling in Garfield. There are caution and imitation gold ensign bars, a nice first half and Mtn. States Rubber, the Purple Heart, that was award- ually we enjoy every minute of it and sincerely regret that we are headed by Max Wimmer, the sec- ed to her husband, April 13. stop signs by the hill which inter- gift to make to the boy when valwere Bette Cutler had Pfc. Pendley has two brother not invited morq often. This is ond halt high game of sects the road, and a semaphore he was graduated. They UO in the A league Tuesday light on the main highway. In the National League, Stan in the service. His wife, son and ten hours of enjoyment and pleasued at 75 cents each, so the take Michells Romollo ht at the Utah Copper Club, ure for the girl This is not a habSmith has high average of 170.0. daughter reside in Garfield. Pete Flangas and John must have delighted and another fine souL the in it forming practice, inasmuch as it Others minor suffered following Sunday closely of 155. injuries game patriotic" Mr. and Mra Nyle Furrow and is a diversion of recreation for Amy McCarty had Just about the meanest fake was succeeding nine places are Gene high series when their car was hit by a vefrom the nth games of girl which will be discontinhicle operated by Joseph P. Gal- dogs for blind veterans. Pictures Moss, Marv Malmstrom, Bob Ev- children have returned home where to they ued when the boys we know California, Some of the other a A. 3 Earl trip J. Westover, men, Hall, ans, games were legos, with George Brotherson, were circulated of come home and the local resorts Mert Alldredge, J. R. Garn, Clyde visited their son and brother, Glen on Page 2) Jwrence Morgan, owner, passenger. Mr. Flangas All patrons of the Cyprus High W. Furrow, who graduated from and entertainment places open Walters, H. D. Reid. Mayberry, 184; Romaine and Mr. Romollo had stopped by Bakers once more. school Associathe Navy Cooks and Zito, Ethel Johnson- the Arthur Mill, to help a soldier, Ray Thomas has season game School, and was being sent out Several attempts have been tion and others interested, are Chloe Jensen, 172; Peggy who had sideswipped a pole with of 243; Team No. 8, captained by They also visited in Los Angeles, made to bring a group of soldiers cordially invited to attend a meetnke, 150; LaVon Dea, his car, and were hit by the BrothJ. R. Garn, season game of 999; H. California, ' with their daughter, here for an evening of dancing ing this Thursday eve, April 12. Lou came which automobile "na erson Erickson, Dr. James Z. Davis, former supD. Reid, season series of 608 and Mra Nyleene Bennion and Mra and entertainment but Governry Sudbury, 185; Sylvia down the bill. All suffered minor No. 6, winners of the first Furrows mother, Mra Mary A. ment erintendent of the Salt Lake GenTeam regulations will no longer injuries and the cars were damageral will Be the princicaptained by Earl Hall, sea- Jonea hospital, half, Teams No. 1, 2 and 4 took 4 soldier convoying permit ed. 1 won No. 2580. Team of of the evening, and son pal speaker game inwould to an like We IS extend points each. Team No. 2 took high the first half. KEESLER FIELD, Biloxi, Mis-P- vt vitation to any mother (including will talk on Rheumatic Fever," fame of 651 and series of 1859. In the Federal League, D. E. Ernest J. Sonderegger, hus- Mr. Naylor) to accompany us on He has an important and timely The A league is entertaining at of Howarth 166.8, had average Mrs. message for people of this viciniBennett high Nephi band of Mr Vemetta J. Sonder- any of our trip Mr. and tournament, Satur-y- . to Russ Rigby, D. J. egger of Magna, was enrolled this week followed this tyby were overjoyed The Victorettes April 14, 7:30 p.m. All mem-o- f Colling Leo Brown, R. C. Ken- week in the AAF Training Coma telegram from their son, the A league are invited o be mands basic airplane and engine Staff Sergeant Ray Howarth, re- drick, Dixon Thomas, George Met present R. mechanics course at Keesler Field. and R. Corfield, 15, J. Keith Hill, January calf, ported missing The course will extend over I In the B later reported a prisoner of war in C. Cole. League, Blanche Mi No. 2, captained by Russ Team y period. i high game and Germany. series, of . The telegram stated: Hope to see Rigby, had high series of 2442, and series of 437. in my also took the second half. Team AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE BOMBinstructions on Wait Information soon. Some of the other Note; you (Editors high games Staff home. No. 7 won the first hall ER STATION, England Norma Reid, 165; Della Reid, how the Webster School plans to letter. Love to all at Donald B. Duckworth, A community recreational proMrs. Howarth feel cerwas sent and War Mr. Sergeant 7th In Loan, aid the Ruth iff Andrus, 163; Stella 20, of Arthur, top turret gunner gram will be the chief topic of office Tuesday by a group tain that Ray is in the United our to wmy. Agnes Williams, for discussion Thurs. night, April 19, and engineer of Flying Home,1 youngsters, who States, receiving the telegram, kbel Gardner, 149; Loretta of bright-eye- d come have at a meeting attended by citizens would a 7 Flying Fortress of the 452 about to it" know s cablegram Py. 149; Venna McQuivey, 150; wished people has been interested in curbing juvenile deBombardment and Group, overseas. from enthusiastic Such patriotism Uorthy Ahlquist, Mar- mertheir Medal for thank to Air the awarded wish also imitated linquency, states Drayton NuttaH, be by They Pritchard, 145; Lottie Cull. energy could aptly kindnesses chairman. The gathering will be itorious achievement while takmany friends for their i52; J0 Corfield, 140. LaVerla adults.) held at the Cyprus Seminary in Eighth Air Force part ing and aid during the anxious period walker had a Perhaps in hopes .of having building and begins at 8:00 p.m. turkey. attacks on vital German to hear from their son. bombing Council f Teana No. School waiting Webster The took 4 point Industrial targets, and on Nazi bright, spring sunshine, the Utah Receive Another TelegramanoTor a quota No. to O. HumAll representatives and others Copper Golf Club opening has Kearns, , series 4 had high game Of 570 acted Monday the try the above, military strong points, in support been Since receiving 7th War Loan of 1699. one of 36000 in week are urged to attend. interested and will 95 East Garfield, of postponed 17th, to the Allied was phreys of advances by relayed ground drive. Chairman of the council ther telegram as follows: received the Air Medal at a parade force The presentation was made be held April 22, instead of the family is Joyce Alldredge, Jimmy Zogg, Howarth 11, 1943 and presentation ceremony at the by CoL Burnham L. Batson of 15th, announces S. L. Sand all, Washington, D. C, April secretary. me to AAF Overseas Replacement De- Manchester, Conn., group com- president CITIZENS -Secretary of War desires Events will begin at 10:00 ajm, The bond committee consists ol Serson. pot Saturday afternoon. mander. your that comand continue throughout the day A. five students,' Delorus Hansen, inform you CoL Charles Mahoney, member is a S. Hw Duckworth TO Joanne' Ball, LaRae Kirk, Robert geant Raymond officer at Kearns, made of the Third Air Division, which for the pleasure and enjoyment March control manding Dea and Mary Gourley. Supervi- fumed to- military the presentation in recognition of was cited by the President. Fly- of all member Further details 2? 1945.Orr. Mrs. is sor Mr. Humphreys son, Sgt. Robert considered the will be given in next weeks NEEDED "Report further states, however, B. Humphreys, who is reported a ing in what is aerial The quota is $10 per student of in warfare, issue. theatre European toughest in war of All persons wishing to buy bonds that he is hospitalized Germany. he has helped his bomber fight additional and further prisoner and stamps are asked to get them area. New, follow direct Sgt Humphreys was cited for its way through severe enemy Donat Afghans acarcity of hucoa, at the Webster SchooL The cam- information will meritorious achievement while opposition to attack such objectThe announced showing of Arasked by local greschool until fr0m bombardin the run in will heavy factories at h(Signed) Adjutant General" participating truck and paign as tank made ives been have Two afghans my and Navy Signal Corps picpurchase their needs, the end of May. ets ment missions in the air offensive Bremen, synthetic oil refineries koard this the Westway Sewing Club, one tures will be shown at the Utah by at stamps and continental bonds commodity. over Tv, . Buy your against enemy at Merseburg and the marshalling given to the Red Cross and the Copper Club Wednesday, April ie of lamil- - Webster and give the school credPrntage Chifc Contribute Europe." at Rheydt, Germany. other to the Bushnell HospitaL 18 at 8:00 p. m. All members and yards so hies buy.nuco points are ; He is the son of Hyrum B. Duck- The ladies hold monthly gather- their families are invited to atClub butter, and this de-- it Lions Garfield The Magna tend. ing Mr. and Mrs. Ove Christensen worth, Arthur. each contributed $25 to the Red Cross announce hyt5 k. Angeles, Los of of a baby boy birth Dahlin the Carl Mr. fund, what only the activity need they from The films will be a full hour of ,uyi 1945 drive, returned Mr Betty Van Wagener and of the Monday, April 9th at a Salt Lake Mr. Thomas Wilson has kUies are forced to ' California, a former Garfield res-of in with policies and entertaining war connection informative medical home following home children have moved to American to all commend-- I HospitaL Mother zr.i new arrival to his in a Salt ident was a visitor at the over of interest to alL to give Lake home. activity, their to make group the HospitaL treatment I Fork, Utah, are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Davis Rrocerymen. able charities. I you Please weekend. cooperate? WARTIME RACKETS af-Zo- oa u. Wil-gfmt- -- well-know- -- on m tied-Ch- loe ol Corfield-Clarenc- ggy J. r, n. Mem-mo- nt for-th- e INVOLVED IN High Scorers Are Given For AUTO CRASHES Bowling Units LOCAL MEN S-S- gt, well-like- VICTORETTES REPLY TO PUBLIC LETTER S-S- B-2- 9. ia 1-- 1- -c 1-- c, ten-ho- ur Schedule Patrons Urged To Attend PTA Cyprus Meet La-Ea- 176-16- 7; Parent-Teache- 156-16- 2; PARENTS HEAR 163-17- 2; 161-16- 2; JOYFUL NEWS SAFE SON Wim-160-181-1- Jed-P- Webster School Council Names Bond Members m ve Recreational Summer Program To Be Topic At Meeting 76-da- 171-5- 4, ' 143-14- GARFIELD MAN RECEIVES AIR MEDAL FOR SON 3; 158-14- rs 8; GOLF OPENING IS POSTPONED TILL APRIL 22 B-1- -6 5 Utah-WiH- iam COPPER CLUB ASKED ONLY BUY S-S- WILL SHOW WAR FILMS APRIL 18 NUCOA J -- bu. 1 |