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Show .ahNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH eIF ERICKSON LEADS MATES U 10 VICTORY J Erickson, able baseball leagues Magna-Gar-!- d I any vcars, The crew administered a strong the Helper team here .. Wednesday evening, Leif allowed only 5 hits, and his their second ,atcs chalked up in second-hal- f Straight victory rtah Industrial league play. by L eif iithoaw in the tj 10-1- 1 Friday, July 11, 1941 The locals are' now on top of the league, although are tied they with Pmney Beverage of Salt Lake City from a mathematical standpoint Keith Barton also or the evening by proved a star getting two home-run- s and a triple. Keith drove m five runs. FOR SALE t????15.1 3531. Page Three Accident Victim Better F rom Crash Injuries Lloyd B. Jones, 22, son of Mr. end Mrs; J, W. Jones ot Magna, is recovering nicely from injuries received Sunday when his car ran off the highway in Parley's Canyon. He suffered head lacerations, cuts and bruises and was treated at the Salt Lake general hospital. According to a released report Mr. Jones fell asleep, his car striking a guard rail and rolled over once down a steep embankment The accident occurred a short distance west of Mountain Kimball piano. Vary nd fa Bood condition. Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter- announce the birth of a Montoya baby girl Tuesday morning at St Marks hospital. Mother and new arrival are doing nicely. Dell reservoir. ' t Mrs. Paul Rasmussen and two Kerr-Herzo- g SOFTBALL SCHEDULE FRIDAY. JULY 18th Nuptials daughters, Dorothy and Marie, of Los Angeles, California, are Prove To Be Lovely Gemmell Club vg, Bingham XX TUESDAY. JULY 15th Y. O., 5.30 p, m. visiting with Mrs. Rasmus sens Late June Affair C. Y. O. vs. Bingham sister and brother-in-laMr. Cleaners, 5:30 p. m. At Garfield Park Numbered among the lovely At Garfield Park Of interest to their wide circle and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen and her Cleaners vs. IndeMr. husbands Mrs and late spring weddings was that of parents, Tooele of friends in this vicinity is the Eagles vs. Pleasant pendent Union, 7:00 p, m. Miss Willora R. Kerr, daughter of Green Elders, 7.00 pm. announcement of the marriage of John Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Yeates, 1603 Miss Mary Beth Farmer, youngest Woolfenden Market vs. IndeMagna Firemen vs. Tooele Mrs. George Colvin and daugh- Major street, Salt Lake 8.00 p. m. City, and pendent Union, 8.00 p. m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Eagles, ter, Naoma, have returned from John Raymond Herzog, son of Mr. Farmer of Magna, to Jack t, vs. Firemen Gemmell Pleasant Magna Green Elders vs the Holy Cross hospital where and Mrs. John son of Mr. and Mrs. A. st Herzog of Magna, Club, 9.00 p. m. Woolfenden Market, 9 00 p. m. tonsil underwent they 30. operations. June of Garfield. Mrs Colvin did not progress very The young couple were married The young couple were married well after the operation, but is re- in the Salt Lake L D S temple 13 at Evanston, Wyoming, ported much better now. April and feted at an informal wedding the marriage just being revealed at the reception later that Mr, and Mrs Wallace Fanner home of the bride's evening They plan to make their home parents. and son, Darrell are vacationing here. The bride wore a smart white Mr. Ahlquist is a former stu- in Washington and other interest- crepe model fashioned with long dent at the Utah Agricultural col- ing parts of the Pacific Northwest. sleeves and a rounded neckline. lege at Logan, and the recent They plan to visit Mr. and Mrs Small buttons of the same materbride is well and popularly known Earl Cooper, former Magna resi- ial were placed from the neckline here. Both young people are mem- dents, and Mr. Farmer's nephew. to the waistline of the dress, and bers of prominent local families. her halo hat was also designed in Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Zabriskie white Several socials are being plancrepe. She wore a corsage ned to honor them in the near fu- and son have returned home after of gardenias and pink blossoms. Mrs. Zabriskies ture. Mothers of the couple also wore visiting parents in Mt. Pleasant, for a short time. gardenia corsages, Mrs. Yeates Mrs. Arvilla Knight entertained styled with pink sweet peas and Mr and Mrs. William Gallagher Mrs. Herzog's with lavender members of the Firemen Ladies flowAuxiliary Wednesday evening at are vacationing in cities of the ers. her home. Tables of cards were Pacific Coast for ten days. Miss Betty Arrington, Miss Wilma Kerr and Miss Roean Kerr arranged and prizes given to Mrs. Here's anotner treat you folks who madj iE Mrs. Effie Luchesi was hostess were in charge of the refreshment Jean Strong and Mrs. LaVern O'CLOCK the largest-sellinSheppiek. The group will meet to ladies of the Womens Benefit table. gin in Utah! The young couple later left on with Mrs. Emma McArthur this Association Monday evening at whe-koTen the with Mo y High Bduibon, Try Cooper's Hall. A short business a ten-da- y Friday night. wedding trip to Yellowsession was conducted, followed stone National Park and will live Rough Edges"... and you'll Double Your Enjoymunll Mr. and Mrs Matt Pettersson by tables of cards. A late lunchin Magna ' after completion of , COMPANION FRODUCTS their new home on Louise Aven- - j and small daughter, Patsy, have eon was served. ue. The bridegroom will continue ' returned home from a vacation Mr and Mrs. George Merrill, ac- his studies at the University of trip to San Diego, California, where they visited their daugh- companied by several daughters, Utah. ters and families, Mr. and Mrs. have returned home from a pleaSeveral charming parties have Bud Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. sant vacation to Illinois, where honored the recent bride. Earl Underwood and also Mr. and they visited relatives. Their small Mrs. Will Blake at Sanol, and granddaughter, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Eckersley friends and relatives at Los An- and Mrs. Ray Booth of Montana, and geles and San Francisco, Californ- is visiting thtm now for a short ho family are vacationing in IdaFalls where they plan to atia. Mrs. Blake will be remembered time, tend a family reunion and in Yelas being formerly Miss Jennie lowstone National Park. Dnffill of Magna. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrenkof returned last week from a vacaMr. and Mrs. In observance of the fifth birth- tion trip to Seattle where they and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haslam Carl Pettersson friends. of her daughter, yisited day anniversary returned Tuesday from a weekend Mrs. Ken Rich enterCaroline, to Southern Utah. Mr. and Mr. E. W. Wahlin and small son. trip tained at a prettily arranged lawn Mrs. Haslams niece, Miss Betty party Tuesday evening. The host- Corky, have returned home from Jensen of Parowan, returned to ess was assisted by Barbara Niel- an enjoyable trip to Yellowstone visit with them. son and Dorothy Spencer. The National Park. Mr. Wahlins daulittle guests included Dolly Gour-le- ghter and Mr. and Monday, Mrs. E. J. Gardner enMrs Robert Zito and son, also Louise Facer, Nancy tertained members of her Bridge made the Janice Breeze, Jean Hentrip. Club at a lovely arranged social drickson, Claudette Marlor, Jimwhich also honored birthday anMr and Mrs. Andy Dallas left mie Nielson, Howard Furrow, niversaries of three Kay Dames, Sheridan Dailies and Monday for a vacation trip to Mrs. C. E. Hoops, Mrs. C.members, G. HarDan Howard. Games and refresh- Yellowstone National Park. ris and Mrs. J. E. Comly. Special ments were enjoyed. guests were Mrs. John Louten-socMrs. D. D. Punshon, Mrs. Mrs Laura Malmstrom was Mr. and Mrs. Budd H Ensign Alice Gourley and Mrs. Gary Parto hostess the Flower Garden announce the birth of a baby dau- Club executive board on Tuesday ris. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. C. ghter Sunday, July 6 at the L. D. Reese, Mrs. A. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. S. hospital. Mother and new ar- evening Gourley and Mrs. W. V. Robbins. rival are doing very nicely. The Pleasant Green Gleaner The next meeting of the group Gills met Tuesday at the home will be a birthday social August Members of the Order of Rail- of Miss Billie' Wiminer. Fourteen 18 at the home of Mrs. Helen IRAM WALKER'S exclusive Controlled Condenway Conductors Auxiliary are in- were present and plans were Fitzgerald on the Magna Row. vited to meet Monday evening, sation process kenps Five OCLOCK ilavor uniform for the Petticoat Prom to July 14th at the home of Mrs. be held in August. The next meet- Mr. Roland Bradford, Mrs. and Hiram Walker's scienuiic control in the Laura Daniels for their social mg of the group will be held July Theora Craine and LaRae Craine world's hostesses be Other will Bow-Air15 largest distillery keeps Ten High free o! all s. at the home of Miss Betty of California, are meeting their Ruth Blackett and Mrs. Alice J en All Gleaner Girls are. invited mother,.Mrs Keziahvisiting Bradford for Rough Edges. Like one youll like them both! j to attend? 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