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Show Volume 55, Number 14 MURRAY CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1945 Garden Club Head Reviews Year's Activities i NEWS OF MURRAY MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES Subscription $1.50 the Year State Salvage Committee Memorial Service For Lt. Robinson Reports Year's Work Sunday, Jan. 21st Steve Pavicich Killed In Action telegram was received last Juretich from the navy department at Washington, D. C, stating that her son, Stephen Pavicich, had been killed in action. Steve was born at Casper, Wyo., on June 3, 1924, the son of Rolwrt and Mary Pavicich. His father died when Steve was about a year old and Mrs. Pavicich moved to Murray and later married John Juretich. Steve graduated from the Murray high school in 1942 and enlisted immediately in the U. S. navy. He was home on leave just recently. He is survived by his mother, his stepfather and one brother, Robert (Bob) Pavicich, also of the U. S. navy. Steve will be remembered by his many friends here as "the boy with the big smile." He is the first war casualty living in St. Vincent's parish. A week by Mrs. Mary After reading the splendid The people of Utah and those ' material, against a quota of 26,- Memorial services for Lt. Ralph sal n been who have activei the 950 H. Gar178 "Christmas which and tons, article, Robinson will be held in Murthe represents can be very proud per cent of the quota. This is vage program written Mrs. David of den," by ray Second ward at 6:30 p. m. the record made during 1944. one of the outstanding on Sunday, January 21. Bowen, state historian of the Considerable amounts of urgent in the United Sates. Federated Garden Clubs, I am re- materials have generated in the The program as planned inThe auto wrecking firms in the minded that we are now entering state of Utah as a direct result state produced 17.807 tons of cludes opening song by quartet, 18th into a new year with many of the response by the people of scrap metal material as a result Milo Brown, Howard Cannegei-teand the untiring efforts of of old cars that were wrecked. C. Pvt. John Pearse Labrum and Vaughn Delis, son of Mr. thoughts of what the past has Utah 15TH A AF IN ITALY Flight the Minute Women and the sal- There were 5,028,199 pounds of and Gus Mrs. Delis, has Murray, Clayton, F. accompanied by Mrs. 25, been and what Johnson, the holds Chester future Officer vage committees organized in metal shinned during Carl Davis; invocation, Daniel H. been wounded in action while Murray, 6421 Malstrom Lane, for A us. state. the each city throughout the year, and as of December 1 serving with amphibious forces sacramental song. "The Utah, bombardier in the 15th air at combination of these two factors there were 2,143.268 pounds of Snarr; the month millions During past Leyte. Lord's Prayer," sung by Clarissa comLiberator group, the force shipments metal in the hands Ehason Chnstensen; sacramental A graduate of Murray high of us throughout the world have has made possible manded by Col. Philip R. Hawes, of the following critical war ma- of scrap dealers in Utah. remembered one another with violin music, Lon Beeslev, accomhe school, attended the UniverPearl River, N. Y., recently flew The volunteer salvage commit- panied bv Virginia wonderful gifts, expressions of terials: of Utah and entered sity the Lilonquist: over mission his 18th combat During the year there were tees in Utah produced 2481 tons, colors will be advanced by the two years ago. He has the season's greetings and chants army colenemy territory. or 48,966,344 pounds, of scrap American Legion post No. 60, unof "Peace on Earth, Good Will 10,164 tons of waste paper been overseas four months. The target was the oil refineries and shipped to paper metal. lected Men." Toward After is there all, der direction of Art Peters, comAwaiting further word are his at Blechhammer, Germany, at The total amount of ironm and mander; speaker, Stake President no greater way to express our mills. This compares with 7225 brothers, parents; Delis, George nno fimp the nazis' eighth largest 1945 and steel scrap shipped out of Utah William S. Erekson; vocal duet, with the army in Italy; Pete and love for one another while we tons collected during 40 PT of increase an reflects auto wreckers and Thelma Snarr and Glen Snarr; producer of synthetic oil and its live and our industries, in of time by sympathy two and Delis, Spiro Murray, r I various cent. amounts speaker, Bishop G. Webb Snarr; the committees sorrow than with floral beautiful salvage I i Tv,nonn pntprpd the A A F on uncles, P. S. and George There were 2,707,091 pounds of to 67,908 tons. j tributes. vocal duet, Edith Cox and Salt Lake City. October 1, 1942, and received tin cans shipped, as compared There are 31 county salvage I Mrs. that Beckslrand; presentation of was Bowen pleased N. M. training at Albuquerque, with 2,085,895 pounds in 1943. directors in the men's division colors, American Legion post No. made 1947 cenFOR of mention CHOSEN DUTY ABOARD the FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY Prior to his entry into the army tennial celebration to be held This shows an increase of 621,196 and 32 in the women's division. 60; benediction; retiring of colors MEETS WEDNESDAY he was employed by the Douglas LANDING SHIP cent. 29 or 275 in chairmen are There per city and "Taps" by American Legion. here in Utah as this celebration pounds (Special to The Eagle) Members of the Murray City Aircraft Co. at Santa Monica, There were 865,130 pounds of the men's division and 325 in the Lt. Robinson, a so to will Nmean R. Noel much transport Firemen's Auxiliary met Wednesstate. our a former Jacobson, as Calif., as a welder. He was gradthe collected to In addition women's fats division. year, during We have committees working pilot, was killed recently in acuated from Murray high school resident of Murray and the secJanuary 17, at the Firecompared with 714,193 pounds in these, there are 7654 Minute tion in France. He was the son day, on hard we and it trust ond of member the his that now hall. Luncheon was served men's family in 1937. of increase an which shows in Women salvage work of Mrs. J. L. Healv of Murray. to 13 members engaged of our state and the 1943, U. S. with has the governor serving navy, D. Mrs. by Hostesses His J. mother, Johnson, to! 21 per cent. During the first six throughout the state. There are His widow, Mrs. Wanda Fisher Elaine Fawlkes, Nora Fawlkes, and wife, Mrs. C. F. Johnson, been chosen for duty aboard an mayors and commissioners of our months of 1944 Utah was one of 100 industrial salvage managers Robinson, lives at 2794 Ninth cities throughout the state will LSM (landing ship, medium). Marguerite Duvall and Faun leaders in the nation on fat in Utah industrial plants and 15 East street. the t live at the Murray address. this due matter considerawhose and wife give Jacobson, McHenry. we time members of the state industrial collections. Since that to President Elaine Fawlkes redaughter now reside in tion in cooperation with the vari- have been steadily going down- salvage committee. There are 15 ORIN B. HATCH BASIC ra;. ous and flower clubs. is at stationed garden and new officers selected Canyon, Bingham signed ENGINEERING GRADUATE considerI men and 8 women on the state .asi ward, which has caused in base the We to all Jewell rid were Ross, president, and vacant amphibious lots training hope Among those graduating from concern to the state salvage salvage committee. All of this is of weeds and rubbish, unneces- able vice president. he where Little Va., Violet Creek, Ringrose, an intensive start course of basic envast army of salvage workers tali The trend must for duty in the Pacific sary signboards and old build- committee. of time 1945 and their have in gineering training at recent servi- preparing pound every given freely, upward . E. E. JORDAN RETIRES FROM ce schools exercises at Great on one of the new fast tank car- ings. There is nothing more an- of available fat grease must be without any compensation, and RAILROAD SERVICE riers. to the man who keeps his strained and taken to the butcher have been directly responsible noying Lakes, III, was Orin B. Hatch, 28, A combined pension Jacobson on which vessel The in home beautiful After 38 years with the Union to than shape nil husband of Eleanor C. Hatch for the success of our salvage meeting and social is being without delay. will serve was especially devel- have a vacant lot next to him shop Pacific in Murray and Salt Lake 2236 East 48th 1944. of state the in for activities were 87,095 There pounds South, Murray, planned for 2 p. m. on Monday, machines E. Jordan retired to take war E. for uncovered with weeds and old oped landing City, Utah. Mayor J. Clifford Hansen and net 22, at the County Fire rags collected during 1934, as ishis pension on January 1. necessary sheds or old billboards. compared with 79,247 pounds in Mrs. Pearl Reading are the Mur- January This bluejacket was seleetpH and equipment onto Pacific to an announceHall, lands, and LSMs passed their Let us try to get rid of them and 1943. This shows an increase of ray city chairmen of the Utah ment according made Samuel Gough, SUNDAY SCnOOL CLASS J for his specialized training on first by when test in actual combat grow flowers or gardens of some 10 per cent. me Dasis or his recruit salvage committee and have chairman. training General land In GIVES PARTY in sort to their order places. The industries of Utah pro- done much to help out in the aptitude test scores. Graduates they helped The executive committee and of accomplish this we must have the the shores on Bennion ward second intermearmy drives. from the 20 specialized courses duced 47,620 tons of scrap metal others from Salt Lake Citv will Under the cover of heavy support of every citizen and flow class of the Sunday school diate Leyte. here bo special guests, Mr. Gough taught at the service schools curtains own their and at a party at the er entertain lover. will warships sent to sea, to shore stations Lare said, and there will be dancing the fast and of fire, . evening 7 fl. wardhoivw t Saturday J success The of last w auvdxiceaj scnoois for furtand rcfreshmerus. year's gar d powerful LSMs hit the honoring those to b promoted den and flower club we owe to her study. to , be The social free all will beaches and lowered their land- Mrs. Clyde Stoker, who served as and the group coming into the 27-2- 8 e W members of the pension class. Games and refreshments of for their cargoes ramps ing ENGINEERS HAVE BUILT president, and to those who so group and the fee for nonmem-ber- s are tanks and trucks to swarm ably supported her. It was a Tibc planned and special guests GREAT REPUTATION will be only 25 cents a Members of the Murray Junior will be the Sunday school Quarterly conference for Cotfor all of us to work to is SIXTH ARMY GROUP, France ashore. pleasure The couple. cordially public Jacobson was employed at the with Mrs. Stoker. tonwood stake will be held in the Women's club will be guests of invited to attend. At the present rict -- A battling its meeting to at the group of engineers, Utah Copper company before he senior club The social is under the direcI should like to thank, along Murray First ward chapel on be held time there are 17 paid members who would rather trade shots 25, at of Miss Thelma Wood and Thursday, January tion with the Germans our last year's club mem January 27 and 28. The confer- 7:30 p.m. in St. Vincent de Paul's belonging to the group, Mr. from of!ith slit Elizabeth Keil, teachers. Miss w ricii j trenches on the battle line than y i cll Gough said. bers, those good friends who ence will emphasize the general Catholic church. school. it ti Jordan high build bridges in the rear their beautiful homes and Melchizcdek areas, GIRL INJURED AT IHGII The feature of the program is BENNION WARD TO HOLD Verdell J. Jacobson, a brother, opened priesthood and all has built up a flower for our entertaingardens secreputation for is a motor machinist's mate GcSCHOOL MONDAY book be a to review under conducted be given by GOLD AND GREEN BALL will 'keif as a "bunch of daredevils is now ment and education I am sure meetings and Winnifred Wagner, 59 Miller in meetthe ond tne class navy lor I'oulson Wells virjj who can of us enjoyed every the direction of the visiting really fight." a student at the Murray direction under the Bennion hold ward which will street, on duty overseas. The two men everyone MIA is ing, soldiers, veterans of are the sons of David O. Jacob-so- minute spent in these gardens cral authority. Mrs. Gilbert Gerrard, chair- - its Gold and Green ball on Fri- high school, was injured Monday 0f orth Africa and Ttaiv h and many of us got new ideas as man of th(? Finp ArU; IICE who resides at 5906 South opart. day evening, January 19, under about 9 a. m. just after she had Meetings will be scheduled they came to France, got their regarding landscaping, planting we Utah. be ment. furnished will Music East street, Murray, 13th by the direction of the presidencies alighted from a bus in front of follows: mm taste of and care of flowers and shrubs. infantry fighting at to 6:30 of the association Eva Tischner, the school. Miss Wagner is reWomen's Junior the members of Saturday, January 27, Salerno when they spent 12 We all enjoyed hearing Mrs. 8:00 SERVICE A'on Clanck, Ann Player, T. ported not to have been badly days FOR .club. LEAVES meeting; in the line. Then thr-p. m., welfare Claude Shields talk on planting, return John Iahrum, Don Matthews and injured and it is thought she will Refreshments and leaderare Keith Jordan, son of Mr. and care and planned 30 9 priesthood m., J to engineer work. p. cutting of roses, and to But when the Mrs. E. E. Jordan, left January be able to return to school soon. Vern hostesses the for are Turpin. meeting lectures on planting various -- jJ army nu Anzio, the engi- 11 for the armed services. Mrs. James A. Jones, 382 East Rob Morrison's orchestra has Mrs. T. Ray Kingston, Mrs. 10.20 9 to neers went back to 28 kinds of bulbs and shrubs. I January the front 16 59th been of to Mrs the music and South, was issued a ticket Poulson Richarson years, at the engaged play age Keith, lines. like also to thank Mrs. a. m., priesthood meeting, 9 to for dancing. for defective brakes. from the Murray high would graduated Hazel D. Moylc and and Mr. a. m.. mothers' ana aaugn They hit Anzio on "D" day and school in 1942 with high honors, 10:30 a. m. 7lto their for Greenwood Charles stayed in the lin fnr 45 mpctinc: pre UfJi receiving a scholarship and med wonderful pictures and interest- 9 with the British divisions and session, noon, general on the j talks. Mr, Denzil Watt, for p. m., general session. f of te 'cu Hank of the beachhead. Thev hV By William T. Ulfheart. T his shrubbery contributions and iwere given a short rest, but were J- QJJT should be lio welfare neers for a pioneer memorial meeting The worked then JgJ and a for Utah Utah Slate Tres Association year m the lines when the all-fthe m.ny others who helped to attended by the following per building, incerasing the salaries 3"k in the meat department of the to LAKE SALT CITY (Special make our efforts a success. Bis! push to break out of the of the governor and other state sons: Stake presidency, stake Re- n,BY ROY BORN' TO for The the Murray Grand Central Market Planning Eagle) We are all proud to know that lief society presidency, chairman KF.iTn McCLEFRYS reaenhead started. Men of this for three years. v " " postwar reconstruction period ,v" "7 the snlanes of comFlower Garden and the i..... ptoa; ?frrnim e Murray stake of the Pfc. tne Keith Mrs. croasmg to and agricultural tirst city among . McCleery of and for Many of his friends called club was one of the outstanding employment provision contact with the Fifth Tni.nnt 1fl in wish him gooa mittee, secretary of the stake are the parents of a fine baby boy veterans and displaced ,JS- commissioners and auditors, clubs of the state. This club was welfare committee, ward bishop- born iU way northward luck and God speed. 13. in v the war workers were emphasized The State Municipal league Saturday, January to me ncrce oattles or Anzio. brought to this high standard ric and ward Relief society Cottonwood Home. is a bill directed thored particulai-hMaternity Governor Herbert B. Maw in d f throueh the able leadership of presidencies. Among the soldiers in this Thf mnlhfr uns llin former Mi: to the Utah state h' ot the country newspapers vLfi' message i i Mrs. Jimn rsh p Tli;iniia Ovt,H nn,l thi. hr.hv' tie following presidents: Tho oriesthfod lead , and house of renresenta-- ; der H. B. 2. by Thomas M. Reese, Maud Chcgwidden. who organ- meeting should be attend.-by dadf,y is sorvinR with xho y s iff 1..; r'cn. 3 met last week for the D. Salt Lake, removing the tives which ized the club; Mrs. David L. the stake presidency, hich conn - army somrwriere in Encland. Utah. PAUL W. LEVORSEV of the twenty-sixtcessity of including a list of sessions Mr. Herman Holmgren. cil. stake Mel. hizedek f riestlmod HOME ON FURLOUGH Mr and MrJ rants issued by the county audi- McCl,.cry tit L. A. Martin. Mr. Denzil committee, all presidencies and atT lno pr,,U(j grandparents of, wxi B RATES CHRISTMAS Tnrino Pfc Paul W. Lcvorsen Mr. .. r Among the projects Governor tor's annual published statement. oOU'XIXr. FOCKE-Wn.of 4191 Navlor Lane is on iur- watts, Mrs. Lnarics rrenrn. Mrs. secretaries of Melohuedck priest- litt(1 K(lilh Du;,m.t th(, m?w .ir. Maw recommended for postwar The only bill passed was in the to EIGHTH AIR FORCE lmigh until February is. no nas,(ir,mt Hryan. Mr. James iweu hood quorums, bishops and covin- ' rivnI 8Jvl he js ,!l(,jr fir!;t sramj. employment were the establish-- ! senate, where they ran through in arid Mrs. Clyde Stoker, and all selors. ITER child. STATION, Englan- d- just returned from 26 months ment of small scale industries in S. B. 1, increasing the pay of f ""St LlCUt Thnrvrl he where All persons holding either the those who so ably supported war theater Pacific the the agricultural areas, highway legislators to the new tun; H;ycar-olMrlchierirk or the AaroniC SISTER OF FRFI) ANDERSON Mustanff fichter was last stationed on the Marian- them. reclamation, public tional limit of $300 per year. No to attend DIFS IN SALT LAKE P't nf Murray, Utah, celebrated nas alter panicipaunu m i'" It is not necessary in he a priesthood are expected session is anticipated in me development airport buildings, on 'ast Christmas member to attend these meetings the general priesthood Miss Kate Anderson, sifter of,nn,j with other house. bv shooting capture of Saipan and Tinian. roorx day flown a Focke-Wul- f The only opening flurry of the Pfc. Lcvorsen, son of Amund nnrt nntincs thev are onon to Ciind.il mnrninC. All women U rred K. Anderson of Murray, states in a r.uiKi ine wesi pro 190 in an air r that session was a deadlock R. Lcvorsen, has been with tne the public and a cordial wel- years of age and over are invited - died very suddenly last Thursday gram." ,rnef: developed just behind "'Minos of the German arm v. to attend the nothrrs' and daugh- evening of a cerebral hemorrhage Second marine division. He is a come is extended to all. te1 He likewise advocated a one-re- of the senate Democrats, who In conclusion, I should like to t,rs' session Sunday morning, . . Col. Kyle L. Riddle's 479th graduate of Granite high school. at the family home, 201 Douglas increase in the gasoline tax couldn't decide on a president oti "Rater pmnn rrnort for a new as- - take this opportunity to thank The two general meetings at Mmt. in Salt Dike City. f ...u.vu t c.... ' ttf tn provide funds for the con Dexter Farr of Ogden, however, club 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. ore open to U a Funeral services were held struction and improvement cr outlasted Aionzo f. liopkin OI member, was escorting sienmcnt upon expiration of nis the committee of our flower hlrif frby me for presi- - the public and anyone, churchy Tuesday, who hove selected bombers on attacks on furlough. January 16, at the Jo- - secondary roads. As a means of- Woodruff to get the election. r( dent for the, year 1!M5, also for member or not, will be welcome. s nh William Taylor mortuary, in northwestern Gor- matching federal funds for fu - Republican senators occred token se- - to attend. have - ture ENDS assistants 'the able ITRLOrCH they Mr. hcn besides Ander"""7 Lt. Sowerbv came Surviving, hiprojects he asked the legis- opposition by nominating Senator Mrs. ernss th0 are two sisters. May Ander- - lattice to grant the various politi- - Mitchel Melich of Moab for the ; son, en- d V Cpl. Deane P. Hunt has arrived (t1(Hj tn wnrk with me: enemy tw-liiit and shot it down. The rnrk at his air base in Iouisiana y, ra MrCWry as vice president; Ml'RRAY P. T. A. HEAR son, former general superinlen- - ral subdivisions of the state ou- - presidency, but he could only iui milh Morns. corresponmr, TALK ON Cl'RRFNT dent of the Primary association. thonty to build financial reserves muster four votes on the after having spentnnA a ti.itiv. Mrs. u; r,.i'irv Mr! Islie Smith, iter EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS down. i? 'n tir since his coming to the i and Minnie Anderson, both of current taxation. Charles Deane, Billv W. R. White of Ogdcn was outward ap-r, tary"treasurer : Mrs. 'Jrnpean theater of operations. Elsie J. Hunt and Lake Salt m of From City. associations preliminary r Jand Mrs Clyde historian, seems ha 0nc and a half nrmy and his mother, Mrs. Charles French, unanimously reelected speaker of pea ranees the legislature gathered r rcmem - ;t,.krr and Mrs. LeRoy Turpin, all of Murray's schools school be to w ith the the house after some preliminary wishes He to LEGION Hunt AMERICAN go to inclined along on the ground In i1 destryi Monday at the high thrcc damaged to his credit. bercd to all his friends. directors. We hope we can carry hoar pnvernnr in the cenc ral outlines skirmishing by supporters of Dr. Alien S. Bateman dis HOLDS MEET . ... mom ana noer ni uum, m Visit A this his the of of business his postwar proposals. How Selvoy J. Boycr of Springville. garden Prolr EveDuring meeting wife, Mrs. ..r,.m.nl Educational com- .nne. ;hiEh tne a family .miani at No. inrougn lawmakers will respond to Thus Weber county men atPost American tertained 60, the interest lives t, a Legion, at Iris the cave vrry ocrby, ?P"rtmrnU. Mnrrav tic), vL.fciWtv for him and covers were irC year, and if our many friends was followed by refreshments some of the detailed recommen- tained leadership of both houses, T will rally to our the first time these places have Mrmt 4,Ui Hn i r her' features of the program Monday evening in the Firemen's dations ermains to be seen. laid for 20. j. j, 'n our - Hall. Various com mi tiro chairsure Week legisLafirst In gore to men from the same counwcrby, live at 456jrs, the major Summit by included violm selections ?rP , well paid for the r HOME ON FI RLOl T.IIS numbers men made reports during the lation introduced rmbiaced such ty in many years. rr.btf sv"c, Pasadena, Calif, d u'Pn"rv With five Republicans out of a " r? Bering the army air SSct. Grant IV Player, son rf I should alo like to thank the ' evening on Christmas activities far r.incinc subiects as the nonf. F.ieIfor their " of 23 members of the senate total I many, nnA ne C. of Wnnt.-the for L election Mrs. v's wn the rt Murray Judiciary, and lirkrU r Preid. nfs a a f . ' iV, - vii iLiiuy i'u a on to time time. i from 15 home tn of the and rs mcmlx for publications "'HJman to Republicans out of 60 In be held January 30, were increased pay iiiinij rtr Bennion. a- 'iiiiievi oik ui held fl the meeting and Dr. Pall, all work to beautify our Partmcnt at Lockheed us IuisianB. the minority party Let of the from the house, extensions Mr distributed. Thirty-fivmembers pro the was furlough legislature, lucky Aircraft Clvde T Stoker is IX Nf visions of the workmen's com might be in a position to swing city and Mate. Respectfully, Also home on furlough from the sale of were present. Calif. He Funds man Burbank, n a umnn. r.t m.-W Kieken. Visiting With his - t. A committee of the legion vis- - pensatinn and labor relations some legislation if the ndmlnis 0$ tickets on the blanket will be j MANASSEH SMITH, and antiadministralion of 5225.000 tration an Veterans' last at ited the acts, nppiopriation ome hospital toward wife, Mrs. Hctti 1'iaycr used and improvements - i Democrats President, Murray Flower Connie, of Pio Utah to daughter, the get into a tangle. Daughters Snvvc,by holds the air and their baby Friday tvening. at the high jthool. Garden Club. tecdai w,th an who reside In Bennion. oak leaf cluster. Wounded In Johnson Makes Mission accom-plishmen- ts Leyte Fighting r, non-ferro- B-2- 4 non-ferro- ' Mar-thaki- s, I7iii-J- The-res- C-4- sa 7 , j . Silk two-year-o- ld flld Aae Group Plans Social old-ag- e - Mac-Arthu- anti-aircra- -- r's Stake Conference Junior Women To Be Guests Jan. 25 Set For Jan. ft Jap-hel- old-ag- super-intendenc- SuV:!; y. w - : gen-lp- s. iOU n, j tit-H- i 1 v j Per-Sunda- y. j 10-2- Murray News altenXdr UmUy j j ut tj Jjf . UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME n - may-returni- ng - 4 hlZlIfy I Zil au-b- to sisr.Men On Furlough a 1 re. 1 j , F st ne-fir- h j 1 constitu-constructio- d P-5- n, 1 , two-hou- nt i J u-il- l i py j o, ;rs show-throu- j ? j Parent-Tearhe- , 1 j , wV"" f " ; f ; a-- ""J? ''r ; : j y r1 e j iy. gh |
