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Show Sandy Department • • MRS. J. T. OSTLER. Reporter. County Democratic Women Set Meeting MAYOR EXTOLS SANDY FOLKS ON WAR EFFORT A letter of appteciation to citizens of Sandy has been written by Mayor L E Pt•terson as follows: "V -E and V-J Days are now history, so in behalf of the Sandy City cow1cil, J want to thank all of the good citizens of Sandy for the splendid work they have done to help win the war. •·The buying of war bonds, cootri~ butioos to war relief, and all other thiogs asked of them are outstanding, and will never be forgotten. "I believe that Sandy has as many boys and girls in the armed forces as any city of its size in the United States. Something to be proud of! "'Please send me the names of your boys and girls and where they are stationed, so that arrangements may be made for a grateful city to honor its worthy citizens. '"I should like the · names of sol diers of other wars which I know we have in our town. Also the names Df boys now in service who have married our town girls. Please send these names to me as soon as possible, to P 0 !52, Sandy City, Utah. "Thanking you again, and hoping for a peaceful prosperous future, I am, Respectfully yours, L E Peterson." 8 PERSONAL MENTION Mrs John II Shaw left Saturday lor Berkeley, Calif, to visit with her .oon and daughter-in-law, Mr & Mrs Rex Shaw and small son David. She will return this week accompanied by her grandson, David, who will ~ake an e."tended stay here. ""'- Mr & Mra Almon Harrison and family & Mr & Mrs Veri Hoopes and farrtily of Alton, Wyo, spent the weekend as guests of Mr & Mo J E Rich and Mr & Mrs A M Nelson. Approximately 100 persons were .in attendanee at the family gathering of the family of the late Mrs Sophrona Bateman Wed, Sept 5, honoring her 83rd birthday. Mrs Selpha B Brady will be in charge of the gathering in 1946. Corp IV Dale Nelson, husband of Mrs Lucille Malstrom Nelson of Sandy, wns recently promoted to his present mnk in the Philippines. He entered the sen-ice in July, 1944, and participated in the Palawan I s~ Jand campaign. His wife and two children, Brent and Cathy, reside at Sandy. Mrs Irvin Jensen returned last week from the St Marks hospital where she underwent an appendcc~omy. M r lx M"' C E-arl Alsop of Salt Lake, fomwrly of Sandy, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eurla LaHue, to Sgt Allen T Billeter, of the air corps. The marriage will take place Monday at the Salt Lake LDS temple. A wedding reception honoring th e couple will be given by the parents the same e\'ening at the Hyrum Jensen home on Highlund Drive. Pfc Ralph Beckstead of the amlOrt.-d didsion. stationed at Ft Bragg·. N C, recently spent 2 weeks furlough visiting with his mother, Mrs Nina Beckstead and family. Mrs Mary Brown retume~l home Saturday followin~ a wPck's !ttay with her lu.1 sband s parents, M r & ~J rs D A Brown of Butler. The first cottage meeting of the Sandy lst ward, following a summer ·\"acation, was he-ld Tuesday evening at the home of f\1r & Mrs E ..- Bishop with 26 in attc-nd<.mce. The nexl rm~eting v.·ill he Jwld Tuesdav, St·pt 25 at the home of Mr & :\Irs II 1gh Harwood. LIKE TM£~£ AD~ The season's activitiC's in the Salt Lake countv \\'omen's Democratic club wlll with a membership tea Friday at 2 p m, at the county fireman's hn11 in Murray, it has been announced by Mrs Chase K Douglas, new president. A program of games, entertainment will be fol~ lowed by refreshments. All interested are invited to attend. oPen PERSONAL MENTION Mr & Mrs B W Postma of Smithfield were guests recently of Mr & Mrs A \V ~ielsen and family. Mrs Elizabeth Slaughter entertained at dinner at her home Sun .. day afternoon honoring her daughter and son·in-htw, Sgt and ~frs Dee L Morrow, of Randolph Field, Texas who spent a few days visiting with relatives here. Sgt and Mrs Morrow were dinrter guests on Monday of Mrs Elizabeth Slaughter. MRS. J. T. OSTLER, Reporter At the primary election conducted Tuesday at Jordan high school, the following candidatt•s for class offices were elected: Seniors, for president, Derwin Orgill, Bert Elg; ,·ict· president, Cuma Alvey, Shirley Brown; fc,r secreta!)', Dadd Bate-s, lla Mae Fairboum. Juniors: for president, Bob Da\"is, Gw-en Margetts; for vice president, Roylance Spratling,· Willard Carrol; secretary, Gerald Wcl?b, john Robinson. Sophomorc?s: for president, Junior ~fcReynoJds, Don Mickelsen; vice president, Norma Day, Bob Hugh; secretary, Carma Nielsen Randoilyn Sharp. Boys Club: for president, Rodney Green, Bob McCarthy; council members, \Veston Gardner, Dale Mousley. Girls Club: for vice president, Sherry Smith, Ilene Nerdin; council member, Shirley \Vright, Margaret Tennant. Final elections will be held tbis week at the school. Salt Lake Ollice Opened to Speed Loans to Veterans Paul Loval of KSL news staff will be sp~aker at Sandy 1st ward services Sunday at 12:15, it has been announced by Bishop IL Sorenson. A loan guarantee division of the Veterans Administration has been established at 222 Boston Building in Salt Lake City for tl1e purpose of processing to completion applications for loans to vetemns of 'Vorld \Var ll, as f>rovided for in Title ill of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944. This di\ision is under the direction of Mr E A Littlefield, manager, Veteran's Facility, 12th Avenue and E street, Salt Lake City 3, Utah. Mr Clayton I Thatcher, loan guarantee oficer, who was assigned by the Wnshington ofice as a special representative to supervise the establishment and operation of the Denver Colorado loan guarantee division which fonnerly sen·ed the states of Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah and \Vyoming, is i_r, charge of the new divi>ion in Salt Lake City. This office, recently opened and now operating in full force, will serve the state of Utah. It is open to the veterans at all times for consultation and advice and for any aid possible relative to the guarantee of loans for homes. fanns, nnd business. Up to the present lime. SO per cent of a)J loan applications have been approved. Now that all concerned have become more familiar with reg· ulations and procedure rdative to the CI loans and with the office es~ tablished in Salt Lake City, a better sen-ice can be rendert>d to the veternn, a higher percentage should recei\·e fa\·orable action, nnd the processing time greatly reduced. Both ~1 r Littlefield and Mr Thatcher express their deep appreciation for the 1..'00peration of other fedeml agencies, IPndjng imtitutiuns, and ch·ic dubs throughout the state of Utnh, ami to the press for the part they h<H"e und are taking in rl:'· gard to this service to the veterans of World War II . ' Baptisms will take place at Sandy lst ward Sunday Set>t 30, instead of on the first Sunday of the month, as general conference is scheduled for Oct 5, 6 and 7. Pvt Frank D Borg of the army engineers, returned recently from several months service in Italy and is spending a 30-day furlough with his wife and their sons, Duane and Gary of East Midvale. Pvt Harry Setterberg recently arrived from Camp \Volters, Texas, and is. spending a 2-weeks furlough with his wife and daughters, Reta and Carroll, He reports next to Fort Ord, Calif. Mr & Saturday ton, Va, with his Mrs Rulon Rasmussen left for their home at Arlin};· following a 10-day visit parents, ~fr & Mrs Stanley A Rasmussen and ~lr & Mrs Albert \V Nielsen. 'Vord has been received that Darwin W Bagley, who was recently ir~du cted into th e a~ny has been as· s1gned to the med1cal corps and is stationed at Fort Douglas. ~1r & Mrs Albert Boulter and daughters, Sharon and Sandra, _re.. turned recently from San Diego, Calif, where they have been making their home for the past seve~ years. Bill Anderson of the merchant marines, is spending the week visiUng with his parents, Mr & Mrs Eric H Anderson. Bill will leave the latter part of the week for his base at San Francisco. Mr & M1-s \Vestel Cochran and sons, and Mr & Mrs Guy Murray spent the week-end with relatives at Roosevelt. 0000 RIVERTON Students Choose Class Candidates """""."'""'""""""'""" ''""'Hoooooo'" "'''"'""'""'""''"'""''" "'""""""•••••""'""'"""""'"''"'"""" ''"""""''' ' '""""""'"'"""'""'"'""'"''••••••••••'""'''"'''.: :'"'"'''''"''"""'"''"''""""'''''"''""'""'"'"""'"'"".''"'""''""''"'''"""""""""''""'"'"'''""'"'''"''""''"''""'""""'""""''''"''"""""'"""''"''"''""M""'''"''"""''"'" • : Announcing the Opening of ... Monday, September 24th ~ at 184 Allen St., Midvale ~! i All Types of Beauty Work i! I lnt(;~~~f~~~r ~~.5$~~-~~~~ ~1~!~roV::~o~es !I Call i\lidvale 402 for Appointments ii 'j ~ 1 I.:.::::::::::::::::::::::::M,~.=::: :::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::.·~, :~;;;;;::::::::::::,::::::: ~ .. . The first of a series of "welcome home'' parties, honoring the boys of Riverton 2nd ward who return from the armed forces, was held Thursday evening honoring Glen Johnson, son of Mr & Mrs James Johnson. and Lawrence Pedersen. son of Mr & Mrs Chris Pedersen. A program was prest·nted and refreshments served ... Friday, September 21, 1945 VETERAN DISCHARGED AFTER LONG SERVICE S / Sgt Ralph Crane. husband of Afton Densley Crane, and son of Mr & Mrs il!ord Crane, Riverton, received his army discharge and returned home Sunday, Sept 16, following 3% years' service in the European war theater. A gunner and radio operator in the army air corps, Sgt Crane was seriously wounded on his 13th mission, as he was flying over Germany in August, 1943 in a B-17 bomber. He spent several months in a British civilian hospital at Ipswich, England. S/Sgt Crane entered the service in April, 1942, and left for ; overseas in April. 1943, and was stationed in England and France. He is a graduate of Jordan high school ,and a former student of St Mary's colJege at Morago, Calif, and the University of Utah. While at. Jordan high he played quarterback on the football team, and was. also prominent in sports at the Universi~ ty of Utah. 000, or 4 per cent, from 1943, the National Safety Council reveals. Wheeler's Super Service is now on pre-war schedule with our usual friendly efficient service 8 a. m. to 9 p. m~ Complete Greasing, 75c Conoco Ntl1 Motor Oil CONOCO BRONZ-Z-Z & ETHYL GAS 675 E. Center St. Midvale, Utah It you want to join an •~cited, happy crowd of women, come to our store. 'l"'.hey*re seeing tbe. astonishing new BENDIX-J!Oei.ng for themselves how this washday marvel washes. ri.nses, damp·drics, cleans and empties itself and t.buts off -all automaticolly! Please come~ too-and bring a friend. We welcome youl Mr & Mrs Joseph P Butterfield announce the birth o! a daughter Tuesday, Sept 11. at Cottonwood maternity hospital. The family now has 2 sons and 2 daughters. Mrs Mary Seal, Mr & Mrs Edward Beckstead, Mr & Mrs Elmer Seal, of Riverton; Mr & Mrs Ernest Davis of Murray; Mr & Mrs Lyle Mackey of Taylorsville; Mr & Mrs Wallace Dawson, Mrs Arlene Seal and Mrs Juanita Clubb of Salt Lake City, met at the home of Mrs Pearl S Bodell in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Sept !3, to bonor the birthday of Mrs Bodell. Page Four Accidental deaths in the United States during 1944 decreased 4,- Members of the 01 Mothers and Daughters Sewing Club" were entertained Monnday evening by Mrs June Ostler at her home in Riverton. The time was spent in sewing and fancy-work, and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held Monday, Oct 1, at 8 p m, at the home of Mrs Joy Slater. The club was organized several years ago, and as far as is known, it is the only "mothers and daughters" club in the county, and perhaps the state. ~lotorists Beth Taft's Beauty Shop I S/ Sgt Vere T Densley. a waist gunner and mechanic in the 15th air force, is at present stationed near Foggie, Italy. Son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Densley of Riverton, and husband of Mary Lou Bodell Densley, S/Sgt Densley entered the service in January 1944 and has been overseas for a year, durin"g which time he made 19 sorties and 136 combat missions. He is a graduate of Jordan high school and a former student at the University of Utah. S/Sgt Densley has never seen his baby son, Randal, now over 1 year old. THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH ~ -- EXClUSIVE TUMBLE ACTION: ,..,4, .,.. lumbla1 dothe1 throvgh 60 o Minute, yet Ml genii)' thol h fobrla lawtder baoutffvtiy. ti"'•• *"IIH'I What you do: ,., ;. <~••- ... e dinl, add .aap. What the BENDIX does: fills itaelf, tumble. cloth• clean, thoroughly tumble rilllltW, driee clot.hetl ready for the line or dryer, eleana and emptiell it.eelf. and sbut.a oft'~al l automat.icaUy! Tbe Bendix takes only 4 aquare feet of Boor apace- lite perfectly in kitchen, bathroom, ulilit.y room or laundry, BENDfXautomaticHome laundry Lewis .A. Dahl .Appliance Co. 70 N. Main Phone Mid. 222 ------ wl1o bm- us(.'d tires are <.:autioned to inspt.·c.·i the tire inside and out lo he certain that the tire is sound and is sold for no more than ceilin~ pric.-e. Blow-outs and ruined lires are an im itntion to unscrupulous deoliNs to n·cap unsound carcasses cmd rt>sC'Il them at top ceil· in~ prices A properly rt•capped tire, giv(:O proper care, ~houfd bst from 10 to 12 thousand miles. Approximately 900 persons are fatally shot each year in hunting mishaps. National Safety Council reporis. This is one third of those accidentally killed by firearms. .. OF MENDENHALL'S ' VINCENT . 'DRUGUORE , of THEY'VE GOT A FIRST CLAS! PRESCRIPTIOH MIDVALE IlEPA 1\TMENT AN 0 COMf RIGHT OUT AN II SAY SO .' . __,,.. 86 North Main St. Phone Mid. 39 New Britain Automatic Hand Tools Belden Battery Cables and Wire Flexible Hose Lines and Fittings Seamless Copper Tubing and Fittings Fan Belts Radiator Hose Brake Lining Ignition Parts Spark Plugs Piston Rings Motor Bearings Gaskets Parts lor All Cars and Trucks • PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED Ours is a small organization We like it so because it enables us to give to each and every case our personal attention and supervision. It also means that each member of the staff is professionally qualified for the tasks as· signed. Our greatest satisfaction comes from the knowledge that we have done all things well and have in some small measure contributed to the solace of those in grief. GOFF MORTUARY Conveniently Located in Midvale Phone: Mid. 152 As"" any boy who's in the know, and he'll lell you finger~ tip coats are tops for wear! , Warm kniued fteeee with soft quilted rayon linings. Roomy pockets .. ( |