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Show NORTH 2 Page North Dale H. Ogden News Phillips Shupe Margaret North Editor .... Mailing Glen DAY V-E J. M. Shupe Ward CASUALTIES and its signing With VE Day armistice and unconditional of sur that soldier, render m many a theatre of war breathes easier and less for the at ones home worry ones in the safety of their loved service. European Some hope that it will take months to the move of to the Pacific theatre boys op because of the comparat erations safety in Europe. But this tive be period of waiting can more for the boys danger fraught with period than the actual combat un less protective measures are taken the soldier and the folks at by home. through has been one who period of waiting to it, this come it casualties homeward can have just certain the firing line. as as equally physical but Not wounds moral and spititual casual harmful First, the itself lets ties. army disci with restrictions and down From s pline. The drive is no longer on it little the boys a and can take need for alterness has The easier True a semblance of order passed calls, must exist. Reveille, mess tattoo and taps sounded, but are overnight and week-end passes are Second, the sold more plentiful. ier, himself, feels the absence of physical danger, the desire to cele just a little, and the urge to and places before he things see starts home. The civilian popul ace feels not only a little festive, has passed, the danger because little grateful for the but, also, a services of the American soldier. Unless the soldier still feels the to and ask Gods need pray pro might and tection he get conceited self sufficient. Then watch out keeps keeps sin Sin Prayer away the folks at Unless away prayer home continue, not only, to exert faith and but also their prayers, intensify the number, spirit and to letters to help contents of those these fellows, who are just waiting to home; then, they too, come guilty in aiding to cause be might Day casualties. brate VE the lives Warren North be away. Garner and Ross Shupe Dorothy the proud parents of a baby are boy. Mother and child returned home May 31, from the hospital. Howard Hull after army life in Italy, France. and Eng Germany is visiting his parents, Mr. land Mrs Roy Hull, in Rockland, and Idaho. He has enough points for the forces. discharge from daughter of Vernice Simmons, and Mrs. John Mr. Simmons, and is Arsenal, an employee of Ogden the nuithein contest of the division ol SEVENTH students Randall May Greetings Day V-E make LETS GET has folks the hopeful tor planted, here when he has the from the Cologne saw Can and as one Cologne. that's Bridge, really is I other I take many wouldn't Brigham, and Jnninie Gould, Wayne Storey, Melvm Thayne, the boys scattered and France too Jack Howard Hull, Shaw, are Henry few a of Italy, should we months by. go repairing typewrit with ideal livmg is Germany in ers quarters. Barker, Gibson, who many Gould Da Chad through Germany before trip a Carl Carl Roy Leonard saw Boun, Preun, Taggart, Shaw, Marshall, Orton, I was for' Jack Lloyd Dean Marcus Deamer, Well Remagen It cities. $1,000 15 or complete Aachen, Gamer, Halvor 10 the Luxomberg, and We rubble. in was left of it. Dusseldorf, Duisberg, Coblenz, France, cathedral? saw what or Wessel, wick, of Germany. big except rums vid it day view to countries and part V-E a city imagine big as Ogden in you tunes feeding Smce opportunity Belgium from Germany Russell Camp or Force. an air Holland, been cherries Europe came. England Air had have and in France still in 8th the Europe in size. boys m end the was to more least, get quite a wet has returned hoed, are gone at summer tomatoes or the were of After marble ol Most bell west. beets small are will, fellows Most visit. a 1945 little a you of on your way spell, spring and come home at they that glimpse a 28th, Fellows: Junmie ACQUAINTED Down family has moved new and our ward community, Mr Mrs. Harry K. and Creamer Another into and family They home cember North ington purchased the Ray Staley Ortons Lane last De up 7, 1944 Before to moving Ogden they lived at Wash Terrace Creamer was Ogden The Mrs. Bernice Utah. Mr at and Creamer Ekens of raised the was Slater Creamer in has been employed Arsenal 1938 since Civil Service since 1941. Mrs church School has been active in work, having taught Sunday Slaterville for over in six Creamer years. They their are home Ogden is a very and good Get Lets m the Pacific the war gets the Max Storey in mtense. Philippines has returned duty to more followmg Lowder wound well satisfied with think that North place to live. Acquainted. is and (Bill) your and burns diive vote for m army an still a the story as squadron news Mariannas. the in Major makes B-29 the in ers in Glen Hawaii. erator on Philippines, tralia, is is Randall Radar is op the transport in Orton Aus is m Johns Biak island on for carrier ran caused him to which duty the flight deck that on boys Reed bond (Continued Dale pastime. aircraft drew he Randall troop Eldon basketball Mathies typhoon the of area. Arthur last the folks Iladley Vernal playing that a S. command Roy Carnbian W. headlines one Campbell in India the heard from him. Howard marine Buy her from recovering and occasionally hospital. the in Gibson furlougs, BOND cast Wayne recoveries. rapidly Elwood Berrett. Harris Parker sees stopped Jap bullet in his shoulder a Among WAR and wound is youngest have three young Treah Ann, Colleen, Kent. the Ogden has been and born Creamers children and Harry remain leading in the queen NEWS in see Thomel will Ogden Doris former departed June Wilson in the employ of for Alaska government. His family will here during the he year milestine some was winning a scholarship to College Weber are Shirley Chandler, Janice Shupe, Blodgett and Margaret Ellis Jean from Students our community will enter high this who Weber fall from North Ogden junior high school Karl Allred, Sharon are Campbell, Bruce Robbins, Arabelle Ballif, Joan Campbell. Sim Duame Arlene Storey, Jay Brown, mons, Mathie, Spencer Berrett, Alton Woodfield, Marilyn Ander Keith LaVere Campbell, June Bailev son, Marion Junior Neuenschwander Berrett, Lloyd Orton, LaRue Ber rett, Bob Shupe, Elaine Randall, Blodgett, Pat Pearl Montgomery, Hock, Gibson, DeWard Owen Wyatt Dorothy Layman, Mary Ann Kunz, Betty Pebley, Beverly Cleo Beverly Unander, Simmons in PICK-UPS of Ogden ville, 1st, the 1945 3, LETTER folks in young passed when they appeared at the graduation of High school exrccises Weber The to their diplomas leceive im future holds mediate in services the armed forces for most of the the ladies be young young men, of ing given a much wider range selection for their next endeavors following The awarded were cer tificates of graduation May 24th Berrett, Kay Barker, Kenneth Blodgett, Sterling Campbell. Jean Shirley Chandler, LaVere Chat lain, Allen Douglas, Margaret El lis, Jack Garner, George Hall, Hock, Johnson. Ken Ardis LaVon neth Larsen, Vern Montgomery, Orton, Nona Jean Orton, Doris Pettigrew, Cleone Randall, Betty Randall, Cecil Shaw, Veron Janet Janice hupe and Charles Shaw, North Mr. LITTLE Graduate important Another David Heiner J. EDITORS Ogden Students June Dept. Advisors H. NEWS OGDEN into pay for particular who a remark sub day were home on Storey, Ross Barker, on page 3) |