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Show Jha A. Israel JI.-L42 The Best Town By A DAM Cozy Corner (The Site BYW.L.C. VOLUME XXXIII 1 10 5c per single copy FRIDAY, JUNE Hyrum Utah, Up Well folks here we go again We have now, how is the fishing? luck yet, not been able to try our able to go before but we hope to be fellow told us that there long. One were more fishermen than there are fish and that kinda makes you.won-de- r weather to go or to stay at home. Well next week we will try to tell you who got the biggest fish, Hyrum has been quite a popular few days as there has place the past been many of the candidates for the various offices around' trying to get acquainted with the people. Mayor Stringham and his wife were here ofon Thursday and called at this is running fice. Mayor Stringham for Congressman on the Republican ticket. He also called at this office. It seems that there isnt enough people know that there is a war going on, yet there is very nearly a A war war right here in Hyrum. lot There of are water. a over the that are Hyrum giving people Irrigation Company a lot of trouble Ya know there has always been a lot of trouble over water, in fact there have been many good people killed over a little extra water and we dont want that to happen here do we. Theres a war on and as long as that war is on it seems that, that is enough trouble for any little Harvey Sjostrom Milton Gibbs Would Serve Again As D. A. To His Father Logan, who has served as District Attorney for this judicial district for over three years, is a candidate for the District Attorneyship on the Demo-cratticket. Mr. Sjostrom, a veteran of the rirst World War and a member of 'he Ameircan Legion, has been a resident of Cache County for over thirty years and has always been found in the Democratic ranks as actively supporting its principles. After attending school at' Millville, Providence, Brigham Young ic Why dont the stockholders get together and discuss their differences and save those bad feelings. Let all pull together not apart and we have a much better community in which to live. Deb Young of the Utah State Agricultural College was appointed a field director for a physical program 'for the State of Utah Deb states that about forty per cent of the boys in Utah are unfit for army duty and therefor this pro gram will be put into effect in this state. Deb will be in Hyrum next week to meet with several people on this program. ss We are in hopes that the weather man will soon give us a few days of sunshine so that we can have a hall game. Plans were completed for a game last Monday night but the tains came and spoiled that one. But we still have hopes of seeing a game very soon. We see in the papers where there is a labor shortage in this state fpm and in some places they cant find enough help to get the beets thinned It seems that there should be plenty of young boys and girls in our community to take care of this work. Anyway we hope that we eifough help to take care of our own farm labor situation. x Church Notices Mrs. Johnson Laid To Rost Writes Letter The Hyrum Irrigation community. Company is the people of this city themselves and we dont want to start a civil war here in Hyrum. will w t- College, and the Utah State College at Logan, Mr. Sjostrom went on to the University of Utah Law School where he graduated in 928, and was admitted to the bar in the same year. Shortly thereafter, he commenced "the practice of law at Logan. To fully perform the duties that go with the office of District Attorney has been my aim while occupying that office, says Mr. Sjostrom, and if nominated and elected to that position of trust, I shall seek to merit public confidence by impartially ischarging the duties attached thereto. To do otherwise would be to disregard the salutary will of ones fellow citizen and good democratic government. This must never be. Agri-ultur- al 1 Impressive funedSal services were held in the Hyrum Second Ward Chapel, on Thursday, over the remains of Mrs. Martha Ann Wray Rose Johnson, wife of Hans J. Johnson. The ward choir under the direction of A. J. Peteren with Mrs. Alta Petersen and Mds, Vinnie Clawson accompanists, rendered two very Sometime beautiful selections, and Rock of Well Understand, Other - musical numbers Ages. were a piano solo by Mrs. Vinnie Clawson; vocal duet by LaRue Nielsen and Mrs. Nona Petersen; vocal solo by Mrs. Thelma Peter- This letter was written to his father E. Morris Gibbs by his son Mil-to- n who is electricians mate second class on a submarine chaser some where in the South Pacific waters. Milton has been in the navy over two years and on the water for a; year. He has a wife and two small childden in California. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs also have two other sons in the navy, LaGrande who is on the S. S. Castor "also in the Pacific waters, he is fireman 1 st class and has 'been on his ship for 1 months sen. and Eugene who just left for. his Speakers who told of the many boot training on Monday of thii fine things that the departed lady had done in life and for her faithweek. ful care and devotion to her husSouth Pacific band and children were President U. S. S. S. C. Edwin Clawson, Milton A. Allen, May 20. 1944 and, A. Douglas Allen with closing Dear Dad LarI think its about time I settled remarks by Bishop Garnel E. sen. down and wrote you a letter as Ive Prayers were offered by Leo C. received quite a few swell ones from Nielsen and Charles C. Petersen. do What do vou. you you say think you could stand a few lines The grave in the Hyrum cemetery or ot? Well 111 take a chance and ws dedicated by James Wray. The flowers were many and write any how. I still have the letbeautiful and the chapel was filled the last of March ter you wrote me friends and relatives the with many liked have been sure to boy Id up the of departed sister. the canyon with you when you deMrs. Johnson died Monday at the horned the cattle with Joe. Its sure been a long time since - I had Aa fdmily " .home after six months.., illt' chance to work with any stock, ness. She was bom September 22, 1 874 would sure like to try my hand at it again. Makes me think of some in Hyrum, a daughter of James and of the good times I had working for Louisa Jensen. Wray. She was marthe B. O. in Wyoming had a lot of ried to Olof W, Rose. He died June fun there but some darn hard days 6, 904. She was married to Hans in October, 1916. along with it. Id love to go fishing J Johnson Active throughout her life in the with you now this spring too. So Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da-y you really went shearing again. You Saints, she had served as pressaid you thot you wouldnt go in ident of the Hyrum Second Ward I March but knew dang good and well you would before spring was Primary Association, as a Relief over as youve got it in your blood Society teacher and member of the ad theres no getting it out. I dont ward choir. Survivors include one son and blame you a lot as the price this four daughters: Orrin W. Rose, is Ive had the good. really year Idaho! Mrs. A. D. Allen, urge to go myself but theres no Shelley, Mrs.-DoMau-gha- n Mrs. Irvin Anhder, chance of me going any place till Cora 13 and Rose, Hyrum; this darii war is over. You said you missed my growls grandchildren, and the following at you and our little quarrels we brothers and sisters: James Wray, used to have, boy I can truthfully Jerome, Idaho; O. N. Wray, Ashley, Ore.; Hyrum Wray, Riverside, say your not the only one that missis that as I certainly do. And thats Idaho; Joseph Wray, Ogden! Gronot all, I miss all the good times ver Wray, Irwin, Idaho; Cannon S. Alice along with the bad, we had travel- Wray, Afton, Wyoming; Mrs. and Mrs. Nelson, Lydia Skanchy all ing around together working on e, the different jobs. We had some Logan; Mrs. Esther Co'bbley, Wash.! Mrs. Rachel Dalton, good times on that line job in Idaho didnt we, sure wish I was back on Pocatello, Idaho; and Mrs. Mary the high line ith you again. Maybe Hansen, Vaughan, Montana; after this is all over we can work a few jobs together again I sure NOTICE TO WATER USERS hope so as weve worked a lot toa- gether and got along pretty good An exceptionally important meetmost of the time. I want you to know Dad I miss ing has been- dalled8f all persons you as much as you miss me. Of interested in water matters,, for all the things we ever did I think Monday, June 2:00 ,p. I miss the hunting trips in the fall m., in the GovermkiBoard Room, as thats when we really had our State Capitol, Sail Lake City, Utah,, The purposiMK jffl&addpr articles most fun and were the closest together. It seems sort of odd that of incorporation, elect a board of I dont never think of you so much directors, and complete the organ", as a father. It seems more like you ization. Every citizen interested is cordialwere always a big brother or buddy of mine as we worked together so ly invited to attend. A. W. Watson much and traveled around together. But I think I like it better that way Secretary. as I know there arent nETfiy boys that have the chance to be with NOTICE their Dads as much as I was and get to know them like I have you. As Ive sure been a lot closer to my Regular monthly Quorium meetDad than a lot of the fellows are to ing of the 62nd and 28th Quoriums theirs. Say how is that little broth- of Seventy will be held jointly at er of mine getting along sure wish 1:30 P. M., Sunday, June 18th at I could see him while he is still the Hyrum 3rd Ward. All Seventy small. I sure hope he and mother are urged to be present. The 62nd are both feeling fine. I received the Quorium Council will meet at 1:00 swell letters mother and Gail wrote P. M. the 8th of May. All is going well here with me, states. I am about run down so I feel fine and we are down where it will close, hoping to hear from you isnt so hot now infact its pretty soon. With all my love to all at cold at nights. Im afraid Ill freeze home. , Your Son Milt to death when 1 get back to the 1 1 - Sun-nysid- Memorial Services FIRST WARD Sunday School 1 0 00 A. M. ' Sunday For Sargeant : Priesthood Meeting II : 30 A. M. Duane R. Petersen . Sacrament meeting will be held Sunday night at 8 p. m. The proMilitary Memorial Service for gram will be given by the Aaronic Duane R. Petersen will be held SunPriesthood Classes. day, June 8th at 4 P. M. in the dyrum Second Ward Chapel under the auspices of the American Legion SECOND WARD with J. H. Wright conducting the rites as 'follows: Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Presentation of Colors by the Priesthood Meeting II : 30 A. M. Legion. Invocation, LeRoy Smith. Sacrament meeting will be held Musical Number, Male Quartett. Sunday evening at 8 p. m. The Address, President Edwin Clawson. Mutual will present the Vocal Solo, Harold Hansen of program. 'reston. Address, S. A. Dunn. THIRD WARD Piano Selection, Mrs. Vinnie Clawson. Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Memorial Prayer, Lehi Clawson. Priesthood meeting at 11:30 a, m. Duane R. Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray Petersen, lost his SPECIAL PROGRAM PREPARED ife in Italy after completing more FOR SACRAMENTAL SERVICES than forty successful bombing IN HYRUM THIRD WARD missions. 1 A very fine program for Sunday evening, June 18th has been arrang- prominent in musical activities at 'd and the general public is cordi- the college. Two vocal duets will Roberts and ally invited. sung by Mr. Ben H. who are well Claude Mrs. Quinney Mayor Wm. Evans of Logan is to be the musical their ability. for Two mown of the evening. speaker Services begin promptly at 8:30 Yjal solos will be rendered by Miss Iveorgene Deutrie who has been p. m. , ..... NUMBER 52 6, 1 944 I fifth Harvey A. Sjostrom of 1 $72,200 Is Hyrum Quota In Drive Low Down From S. A. Dunn Is Hickory Grove Hyrum Chairman I just been reading. where a big grain and food outfit in Minneapolis is raising 1() million dollars to use in research into new products and methods of manufacture. They are going in for experiments on things like soy beans. They want to find hardy types of beans and grains from other countries, and make them adaptable to our U. S. A. climate. They plan upon finding new markets as well as new emfoods.- - All this will expand ployment. These folks are doing our U.S.A. a good turn. If the venture turns out good, they will make some money. If it doesnt turn out so good it will be the stockholders who will bear the burden, and hold the ' bag. There is so much loose kind of talk about Big companies being this or that, or undesirable, that it is time somebody gave them a slight pat on the back. I do so. We been led to imagine that a Big company is death and poison to anybody who is not a stockholder in same. Such imagining is It is being as. foolish as the cbw in the burning barn full of pop corn. This old cow looked up and saw the pop corn blowing around. She thought it was snow, so laid down and froze to death. tom-foojer- y. asWith the greatest land-navsault in history successfully underway, Fifth War Loan kickoff meetings this week took on added significances as Cache County joined in an united home-froeffort to its Utah over $46,00,000 quota put first in the nation. Hyrums share in backing this great push is $72,200, andI freely predict that the patriotic citizens of Hyrum will lend this sum to Uncle Sam before the drive is half over, said S. A. Dunn city war bvond chairman. A special appeal went forth from Clarence Bamberger, executive vice chairman of the Utah War Finance Committee. This is it, he said, and the surest way to let our boys from Utah know we are at their side in the is to make our own mark in history. Lets be first over the top in the invasion fund drive. Their slogan js: Back the in vasion! Ouy More than Before That Utah boys shall not have died in vain! al nt ur . Ladies underthings made of Nynot from the black market. This question has been asked several times, and now is a good time to clear it up. The nylon material used in underclothing has been discardYours with the low down, ed by the armed service as defectJO SERRA ive. Manufacturers are then permitted to make it into garments. Nylon, unlike some other materials Dick Wilson who has been man- cannot be unwound, so it isnt posaging the American Food Store for sible to use the yarn for hosiery, but the past several years left Wednes- it is possible to use it for garments. day for Tremonton where he will It is well to remember that any nytake over the management of an- lon hose you might be offered is other store for the same company. made from yarn stolen from miliDick will be replaced here by Lewis tary department. Waddoups of Preston. Dick will move his family to Tremonton in the near future. The few crumbs that escape the most careful housewife may supMr. and Mrs. Frank Payne and insect life. With a stiff brush children Nedra and Darrell of Gar- port and strong, soapy water, scrub the field and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow and pantry where crumbs Wattersen and daughter Judy of cupboard of bread, cake, cereal, nut meats, Salt Lake City are visiting this week etc., are apt to lodge. Repeat each at the home of their parents Mr. and month. Mrs. Bert Jensen. lon are r - D. R. Fitzpatrick 5f. Louis Post-Dispatc- h J.;f |
