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Show JoliTl p0ii COM CAPITOL LOGAN, today & Sat. Volume RED HEADS ON PARADE X BANK NIGHT Hyrum, Cache Count)7, Utah, Fridaj IJIP. C1PS JIMP SEDUCED siOLD MU! SUPPLY I'll T.XwlCIl WARD PLANS SEMI MAKES FOR DEPARTING , To-nig- BROADWAY MELODY Or 1936" Number Oct. 4, 1935 MISSIONARY AT ROUND-U- P Sun fe Thurs ht MS WHEAT PAPERS GO 10 3 HUE FAREWELL are under way for the missionary farewell party was or dsoiighi bgPreparations annual in the Hyrum held Wednesday evening for Miss A the D.U.P. held their opening meeting at the Wedhome ef Mrs- Garnel Larsen nesday, Sept. 23 with President The Sego Lily camp of Round-U- p Second ward. Recently the Bishopric named a general committee to That the temporary thortage of the affair. The committee meat supplies and current reduced supervise consists of Garnel Larsen, Chairman, numbers of livestock on farms are the A. D. Allen, A. J. Petersen and Levi direct result of last years unprecedJ. Andersen. ented drought is pointed out by Dir The committee met and selected ector William Peterson of the Utah the dates of Nov. 6, 7, 8. to hold the Stale Agricultural college extension big ward doings. A more detailed service- account of the program and the varWhat many people, city consumers ious activities that will be conducted in particular, fail to realize is the wiil be announced later. close relationship that' exists between The entire town is invited to meat supplies and livestock feed supthose dates and v.sit the second Thereplies, Director Peterson saysward. fore consumers have been easily misled by those opposed to agricultural Wheat cempllance papers for grow era in U'h who signed for controlled production w.ih the AAA, are being cleared through the state extension office at a rapid rate, accord, ing to W; W. Owens, assistant director of extension. Of the 5640 wheat contracts in the state, compliance papers for 4136 have been sent to Washington, D. C. for final approval after having been examined in detail at the state office. After the last check Mr. Owens reported that there are still more than 900 papers in the counties and they should be cleared immediately if pay. ment is to be made in the near future to those who have shown to the federal authorities that they have complied with all the requirements set forth in the contract to assist in reg. ulatif g the planting of wheat in this country. No grower will receive his payments until his papers are correct and in the federal office, Mr. Owers The Hyrum Lions Club met in their first regular luncheon for the winter season on Wednesday night Oct. 2 , at the South Cache high school. Prea. II. Ik Anderson was in charge. ThtJ assignment of standing committees Pearl Johnson in the Second ward chapel, with Norman H. Salvason in charge. The following program Birch was given: Congregational singing Laella presiding. led by A. J. Petersen; prayer, M. D Singing America'. Prayer Chap d r was lain Lovisa H- Allen. Mediae Terry by Bird; violin solo by Isadore Shoore. has member club of lesson L die P Elaine a Clark, given Anderson; by synopsis every accompanied jave club told The of and D. committee L. a solo vocal Morrell, at the county meeting, by Mrs. assignment. voted to sponsor the South Cache anveiling the plaque on the Relic accompanied by Mrs. C. L. WadsThe Lesson Topic Weber football game OcL 12. The Hall at Logan. worth; comic reading by Opal Sor was given Wellsville Lions were invited to join flowers of the West ensen; vocal duet by Jack and Allan solos Two vocal Helen in Millie Petersen. Clawson, by accompanied by making this one of the foremost Petersen Alta B. M. address farewell Morreli, lawson; by by Florence games of the season. Visitors at the Flow-arMore Modern reluncheon included all the officers of ave a talk on Thompson; response, missionary; Benediction by Louisa the newlv formed Wellsville Lions marks, Bp. Edwin Clawson; trom bene solo, Jean Nielsen, accompanA social hour was spent and club, Mr. Carver of the South Cache ied by Arlene LarseD; vocal duet, delicious refreshments were served. faculty, and Mn. Jensen of the Logan adjustment into believing that cur- MRS. SMITH IS HOSTESS Mrs. with banjo accompaniment, Fire Department. Mr. Jensen was the rent small livestock and slaughter Irene Schwartz and Ernest Beutler. speaker of the evening, his subject Mrs. J. Warren Wright was host- supplies have resulted from the 10 LADIES LITERARY CLUB The program was followed by being Fire Prevention. little pig program' of two ess to the Cynthia Benson camp of The Lions Club under the bade-shi- p (jtancing, conths D.U.P. at her home Thursday years ago, the 1934 of Pres. H. P. Andersen, are an. Sept. 26, it being the first meeting tract, and the diought livestock pur.Mrs. M. W. Smith was hostess to tieijiating a very active yeas ahead of of the season. President Anita And- chases last year. The officers and teachers of tile Ladies Literary dub at her home them. Many new members arc conMeat supplies are determined by erson conducted. Ethel Anhdergave the Sunday School, Primary and said. Monday alternoon. sidering seriously joining the club. the number of livestock coming to the lesson on Flowers of the West The program consisted of a piano Genealogical Association of the The number of wheat contracts in The numerous activities of the var-ioand a general discussion followed. market, and market supplies of live- recital second ward entertained at a LuDean and hy Rogers each given committees will begin at once, county follows: Beaver 3, Bax Mrs. Rebecca Lindlty of Ogden was stock depend largely upon the quanta report of the conventions held at social in the ward amusement hall Eider 850, Cache 992, Carbon 22, and the Lions club will be found on Johnpresent and spok- e- Thelma Peter-- , ity and cheapness of feed available Logan and at Salt Lake by Mrs. E. Tuesday everning for Pearl Daggett 6, Davis 85, Duchesne 230, a solid front leading ouk community A son. tea sang two solos accompanied by When the harvest of feed is small was presented program J. Wilson Jr. Emery 226, Garfield 25, Iron 23, to greater and better things. Muriel Wright. were served. Prayers were offer- as was the case last yearthe numSpecial guests were Mrs. V. E. and refreshments Juab 264, Kane 21, Millard 232, ed by Ella Baxter and Constance bers of livestock going to market the Carver, Mrs. Deb Young and Mrs. Morgan 64, Piute 19, Rich 39, Salt Nielsen. A delicious luncheon was following year is always small. TO Conley Watts. A dainty luncheon Lake 262, San Juan 37, Sanpete 373, Pearl Johnson was guest of This is especially true with regard was served. served during the social hour to honor at a party given by her Sevier 289, Summit 72, Tooele 65, 26 to hogs, Director Peterson continues, guests. Sunday School class in the ward Uintah J71, Utah 794, Wasatch 133, for each year hogs consume nearly A primary of the Democratic parhall last Saturday Washington 56, Wayne 101, Weber E- J. Wilson Jr. left Friday on recreation of the nations corn crop. ty for the city of Hyrum, Cache 186. Last year the corn crop was cut a a two weeks trip to northern evening Games .were enjoyed Utah will be held at the County, and refreshments were served. billion bushels by one of the worst Idaho. hall at the hour of 8 p. m. on city of in the this 11th day of October, the the droughts history country; Mrs. EvanuBrawn submitted to - Mrs- C. F. Olsen was visited at her Friday A primary of the Republican parthence the sharp reduction in the hog of which shall be to place home last Tuesday, Oct. 1. by a purpose y of Hvrum City wiil convene Oct. population and the small numbers of a minor operation at the Cache MARRIAGE IS SOLEMNIZED nomination in for candidate on the number of her lady friends, on the 14. 1935 at 8 Valley hospital during the week. p. m. in the city hall hogs now going to market. Democratic for the following ticket IN SALT (ARE TEMPLE occasion of her birthday anniversary. or the purpose of nominating the The production of oats and barley Merlin Jensen, son of Mr. and offices: named one mayor, one four-yeThe afternoon and early evening was one mayor, ollowing candidates: .50 more Mrs. was and than Jensen, operat dropped Hyrum percent, councilman, three two-yenefour-yea- r spent in social and reminiscent talk, councilman, three the total supplies of feed grains har- ed on for appendicitis at- - the The one recorder and one marriage of Drue Allen, daugh and memories of departed friends councilmen, councilmeD, one treasurer, and vested in 1934 but 60 per- Cache Valley hospital Thursday. ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. also to transact any other equalled treasurer, Allen, and who used to be numbered among one recorder, and to. transact such cent of the average for the five years business that might come before the other business as shall come before Mr. and Mrs- Rulon Anderson Eidred Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. those present on similar occasions. fiom 1928 to 1932. Hay production, laid primary. announce the arrival of a fine Amos Larsen, was solemnized Sept. Especially was the name of Mrs. Ruth meeting. upon which cattle depend heavily J. H. Wright born to them Sept- 26, 26 in the Salt Lake Temple. Both Olsen mentioned among those who M. W. Smith for winter feed, dropped over 40 per- baby girl Chairman. are popular and highly respected always brought Love and good cheer at the Cache Valley hospital. Chairman. cent from the and C. Olsen Vernon average, young people of this community. Mr. to these gatherings, and now sadly Wendeli G. Allen Mr- and Mrs. Jonathan Smith in many sections pastures failed comSecretary. Larsen is a senior student at the missed. Dinner was served at 6 p. . Secretary. pletely. This great reduction in feed of Benson spent Sunday here at U.S.A.C. where he will graduate next m. All the visitors contributed to supplies can only be attributed to the home of Mr. and Mrs- D. W. The young couple will make the numerous gifts received by Mrs. spring. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Allen of last years drought, for the haivest Eliason. their home in Hyrum for the present. Olsen from friends and members of )gden spent last Saturday in of hay and emergency crops and Mrs. W. H. Terry, President of The Courier joins their host of her family. Byrum. crops planted on the 36 million acres the county P. T. A. attended a friends with their congratulations and It was decided that in connection A meeting is called for all farmThursday evening following their reg- held out of corn, wheat, cotton, and with this announcement that it should ers, and others interested, at the meeting1 f the good wishes. ular practice the Third ward choir t tobacco more than equalled in feeding not be forgotten that a similar gather- City Hall Saturday night, Oct. 5. Mendon association last week. a social in the recreation hall. A value the amount of corn that may debate on the question Which is most have been ing was held by practically the same The purpose of this meeting is to Myrtle Sorensen returned reraised last year on the 13 EASE' essential a Doctor or a Bishop was ladies at the home of Mrs. Jacob hear a proposal of Mr. Ross Breezoff cently from a pleasant vacation given by Lewis P. Maughan, Leonard million acres held out of corn. on Sept. 16, where a good time on the growing of green tomatoes Larsen, Mrs. W. H. Terry and Mrs. As a result of greatly reduced crops at Boulder dam. was had in honor of this ladys birth- here next year. Mr. Breezoff will Lester Miller. Various games were of feed grains, hay, and forage by Mrs. H. A. Deppe and children Carl Christiansen, son of Mr. day anniversary. be prepared to present the facts replayed and refreshments were served. the drought last year, large numbers and Mrs. Leo Nelson and children and Mrs- L. P. Christiansen and garding this new industry that he Word has come to Mrs. E. J Wil-!- n of livestock were sold to bring about of Smithfield were guests of Mrs. Elda Hill of Wellsville were maris desirous of bringing to Hyrum. Jr. of the marriage of Miss Ber- a balance between livestock and feed Von Wahlen Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Harren-burFriday. ried Monday Sept. 30, in the Salt The public should be interested tha M. Mueller, daughter of Mrs. supplies in order that remaining ani of Salt Lake are the proud and at end this meeting. Mrs. Hattie Lee of Hyde Park Lake Temple. They were accomTell mals on farms could be maintained Obray Mueller, formerly of spent Monday visiting relatives panied by Mrs. L. P. Christiansen parents of a fine son born Monbut now residing at Topeka, through the winter and spring and here. Mrs. Ellis Nielsen is visiting in and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkins. day. Mrs. Harrenburg was forMsas. bliss Mueller was married until a new crop of feed would beAllen Beth of this Lake with Mrs- Sidney Clark. Salt merly city. t Mrs. Jule Albertson and family Manhattan, Kansas to Walter W, come 'available. But this forced Seane of Topeka. Eld. Keith Oakes liquidation, Peterson points spent Sunday at Richmond visitW. B. Hoge and family of Paris, f with her parents. Hyrum who is laboring in that out, would have been much greater ing Idaho were guests of Mrs. J. A. dd as a missionary performed the and more severe on consumers if the Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Maughan Wahlen last week end. 'Weaiony. adjustment programs affecting meat accompanied by Mrs. Audra TurnMrs. Rebecca Lindley left Sunanimals had not brought about i n er of Wellsville, spent Tuesday in for her home in Ogden after VW day advanced reduction of hog numbers Salt Lake. yj122 TO BE INSERTED. spending two weeks with relatand thereby saved millions of bushels Mjs Elam Allen entertained a ives here. ; of corn and other feed for use last I wish to announce that I have taken over the fora of friends at number quiltlady IT MAY BE YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Evans are fall and winter when livestock feed ing at her home Wednesday. Din- the mer Paramount Service Station was greatly needed. parents of a fine daughter ner was served. born Tuesday evening at a Logan Livestock and slaughter supplies Many body ailments Mr. an Mrs. K. J. Wilson Jr., Mrs. such as rheumatism, will continue short throughout the hospital. If its service your after, you can get it here.' Merrill Baxter anil Dolores Thorslensen backache, headache, nervousness, fatigue, etc. Recent year. government Mr. BaxMrs. Mrs. reports, were and Lake Salt Christianin have been frequently .Saturday. Hyrum diagnosed by reputable however, are encouraging: the num- ter and Mrs. Wilson attended the Execut- sen returned during the week Continental Oil Products physicians as the result of foot and arch troubles. ive meeting for officers of the State Fedfarrow fall sows to wiil of ber br this from Idato where they have When such is the case it is a simple matter to obabout 20 pel cent higher than last eration of Womens clubs, held at the spent the summer. Conco Gas Germ Processed Oil tain relief. Let us show hotel Xewhouse. While in Salt Lake you how these foot troubles may be relieved by fall; hogs will he marketed at heavier they attended the State Fair and visited Cool weather calls for warmer the proper Dr. Scholl FOOT COMFORT Apthis winter than a j ear ago; with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall. weights Exclusive Dealers For clothing. See our line of attract pliance or Remedy. and larger marketings of grain-feThe Kard A club met Wednes- ive winter coats, sport models i. Exide Batteries Sieberling Tires cattle are expected on the market day evening at the home of Mrs. and lavishly fur trimmed dress MAE V. CHRISTENSON Nielsen. High score prize coats in all sizes, styles and colors. during the first half of 1936 than Lyman Graduate Scholl Orthopedic was won by Mrs. J. Paul Burgess More new dresses and hats are . during the corresponding period in Training School and all cut prize by Mrs. Garnel arriving to complete our stock care Diamond Shoe Store ie35. It is anticipated, therefore, Larsen. Pete Evans, Manager Luncheon was served. for your selection. Main St. Logan, Utah that the shortage in meat supplies Special guests were Mrs. Melvin wil terminate by next spring, Eliason and Mrs. Jack Lauritzen. rwf-Y- f; Willi- - JnraniaMM - - a. - - Nie!-ae- n. corn-ho- g pre-ente- Secretary-Treasure- , us MBLici Pin one-ha- lf - - ar ar two-fe- ar - - five-ye- ar - - Notice ed AU-gai- er - g Hy-tur- - r Petes Service ARCHES 1 d PETES SERVICE , - Maud Liljenquist |