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Show The Roy, Utah, le, EMPLOYES SPLIT BOOTY FROM IMPROVEMENT IDEAS COMMUNITY PORTRAITS gai. when the young doctoi spu'd .lie tor rent" sign as he drove along the highway through Roy There was no o'lu r dentist 1.1 the town l and the town needed Dr It was as simple as that From the small office on the hijhwdN. Dt Rcimschussel has grad uated to a large and well equipped Dice at 19BO W 5000 So and is associated in the medical and den tal cluiK with Dr Arles Flinders, i Reim-schusse- In the short five years that Dr Dr. George Rcimschuvxel llrimst htissel s have lived lieie . . . talented musician they have made many friends and It was a good day for the people have become important in the LDS of Roy when Dr George C Heim church and civic activities of the schussel and his wife Eileen saw town They have three lovely chilthe "for rent" sign displayed in dren, Ranny 9. Jubcn 5. and Iaul the window of Virgil llmchcliff s va 2'- cant building, as they droe through In college, Mrs Reimschussel also the town of Roy. majored in music and plays the v io I r Keimschussc-Iwas licsti out lin and cello Her beautiful singing . of dental college and was looking has pleased many and m s The children too are following in for a place to hang out his shingle Th RennschusseHs were think then footsteps Ranny and Juiien are taking piano lessons Ranny has mg seriously of settling in Bonn a Indy remarkable voice tot orn t if ul but had found no place suit so wuinc He is the youngest ini m aide for renting-Thethey saw the Howt vet bei of the Boys t hoir of Ogden un sign and came to Rn the d. lection of Gli n Hansen they weren t so sure they wanted dcr to make this town their home audDr Keim.schu.ssel is a member of it ad eons di red hvnig in Ogdi ri ami the Roy Kiwams lub and has been commuting hack a. id forth But on the hoard of directors the last 'f i t after living here ,iaholl tl in tl ree years He wjs secretary ol the decided that Rov Was t!tl iiKlit Wein i t u n t y Dental ssn year f place aft( r ah ami now tiny ln,i. i last and last yeai he served t wouldn think oi mi as ii pa-- idem lie .dsn belongs I t fn tah State Dental Assn and w hus-Dr Remise is w.is imio to o if, i Via ric.in Dental Wo 111 d ol hi Co n aliv tin- t a tor is 'lie i lioir r ol nine children hoi n in IK.ga and li"V 4ln Wald alul olie of the OnMarie Ruderiseh ReiniM-husseRcimsrhussel was a worker Seven f'ri sieicnls of Seventies Mis tv me of tinI.'Ae m the leathir hnsiiuss and uphol wife (a fin rm Board Rein f Sixm-Iiew Staki had The he.ud trade family stery a y i'a r ago to tie u! was nli-j.much about America from a rlosi i nme prcsiiieii' of 'he Rov 4th W aril relative living here and when t Martha Blrt visited Germany they eon Relief Koeic'v rose growing pass off vinced the Reimsehussi family e 1 heir lovi ly home and van) Sri "I'd onlv I" the love and dothat they too should move to nu-jie.ik tin- pleasure whuh the Reim ve! Martha and Clarence Birt ica so when George uas .i years sihissijs receive from earing lot' have lot i .ith nth' ami their fain old, his father and mother and hrs G.ird'-ru- ; is o;ii of the doctor then b aut if ul flower ,'v tlus favorite thers and ms'us i.mie pastimes and he still like i. mib ii Piis year it has brought to country to paint Hum nmri joy than ever At One big f.ietoi in inlloeniing Ml Then si rv ice to the community tin Davis County fair their roses Rcimschussel to bring h,s family won along with then wonderful miisiral called Fu'ins (loralmndas here was the hope of keeping his talents have them a very par- first plait- a ml sweepsleakes given sons ouf of the military services of ticular t Ibis event tin Ibrls won two position in the town of Roy Germany as he had been compelled ami the roses were crown trophies to do Hut after coming to America, ill queen iif the show hi Had live sons ironically '1 ins m I h von probable know, I ruled Matin who si rv i d iiithc tint j s ; for kit ks they sent a dust armed lorec-- dur.ng World War 11 it of 'h in over to the Ogden Gar When thi lb imsehusM family lull display and won first den .is came to Amei u a they settled also a tricolor award of 1st plan t fit n a short til Ple.isaii' Glove and d at-3nl That isn't all Mr An mu iau-- they made their home in drrson from the mlersnn Seed took Fork where American up they Fred Store came nut and took col farming Dr Hoimschiissrl s.u ins ored pictures of them He is also father has a fine modern up to date vi ' ' old 'o have a par t m this farm now with all the new enliven he sold the Rirts the 36 hushes, lor lenees, hut when he was a hoy H which weir planted Man h of 1954 was a different story It was hard tli Muthas tendei care and will of Club The Kiwams Roy work for all and long hours to get Clarence's hard work, they went on "Kids annual hold their Day" k w childien all But done the the ol to and in just three h right will be of 34' There he growing Sept had colic ge ed i(ali.j..,s and one In o fter something for kids from 6 to 15 rmn'hx were n full bloom ther is a professor at tnr B5 I a heavy blooming, and I do mean v r at s of age heaw from each stem was horn The Reimsc hussels h.nl not lived T. plans are for the kids t o .one i ft uul m I'tv had op 'o inn hey in Ctah long Indore ti to hi lo be treated to a fire movie ld"oi" oe a snide stem The pr ze US I lunch imen sled m tinshow at the Roy Theater Kids from h:,f1 40 ,0 M Aftcr bloom Wlnn,'r Ihioun tin i Ifni S of the German j Hill AFB t0 u,u )r (agPn mm g in .time the long vigorous stems who railed i, is m.ssmnai, speak.ng hpr(, ,hrv Wllj 1h. takcn on , them I he lainily hei aiue lonveCcd ductpd tour The K, wains Chit, w ill were rut haik and it wasn't for to tin gospel and wiie bap'ised furnish them with a ticket worth long because they are now in full bloom again These roses seem easy memhei s ol the chin i h 25c that rn.iv he used at the n liesh to s'art at least they were for the av.tiluhb 5 tiling George lillcd a mission in nienl stand that will le Birls the Northern Slates from 1938 to They have a 72 foot strip next to - iK Rum in to 15 will meet at a ii taming wall where the Flutins, 1941 When he came home he en where he started the American Food Store mi ' : wire planted and everyone grew. rolled at the his prealental training which was at 10 a m They will be transported M o tba she has never grown or interinptrd by his enlistment in the to Hill field where the tour will seen anything like' them They are' Navy He si i veil as a musician for start at 11 10 It is estimated that n d an fiee as yet Martha the Nam while stationed at the the I, mi of art iv a! hark will be snd ( larenre has hern very fond to ,3 I in N'av.rt Air Station- in the Hawaiian ol ;ioi'm-and still is but, after work-iIslands w ho ai All ti'ie-- i and having the henntv of flow-(iinti e,!ed in from the seiviee making this tour, be sure to b Aftei his around him Clarmrr is just as hr returned to the BYl' in time to there on time with a couple of your nit i ti I tin nt as she is and en I i n C Passes Siren Need Placed by Citv The 1st Milestone With Progress Sun-Chronic- I ! d New Camps r nrw ters of the ()i - Lake View Camp Captain Ethel Smith Dt Vice Capt Louise Brown. 2nd Vkjc ( apt . Tom.ira sec treas Elva Fox. registrnr. Kyle H.irrop historian. Anne Hall, chap-..,,- i C.uoivn Botger The first meeting will be held at the home Ethel Smith 3 hursday of ' apt 7 30 pm Mis it 22 Tomara Sep' Cargill will act as ro hostess Rivridale ( amp 27. Cap! Bessie Dt Vice Ca't Adelc Ship !tu Patterson ii c Capt lev historian. Ruin stimpson registrar Bessie Browning. Chaplain Adelc Fife Meeting will he held Thursday Boswell A - (apt j n hap RIVERDAI.E STAKE in v t well l)N( h Hivrrdale ward will he host to the Riverddle Stake dance, to be held at Washington Terrace stake house. Saturday at 8 p m Music will be furnished by Fisher's orchestra. Admission will he by budget ticket or card signed by the bishop. i k o I ; manag'd .1 h hohbv hoi. ,y " - v NEW ARRIVAL Joel Richards of a new son. their sixth child, born last Sun- day morning at the Dee hospital in Ogden. They have four daughters and two sons, with the new arrival, Bishop and Mrs Jr are the proud parents o! for it s i i A J. Howard SUhle proud of paper record thing of value that go on here in 'hi aria We are deeply indebted to those who have supported us and stuck be our side when things were tough In iu i km r them also It is such support that ' , r 'U n.ixc .! is ki pt us in business and will eon ' u ould hav e I i. t hi .it !,JW' t.mie lo do so. The business houses The onlv ' liirii' w e Ii.i " to who advertise with us are interested 'low ' ' show tin in Roy and the people here We pn,'' ii.r, have personel contact with most of paid i ii ( ul.it "in VI , t ' Ii i e.Hly bi me ' ii in ,di I we know of their true p.ip, votl hand V",. p.q , ; ',1 "i, here They are glad when piiiposis else whin you an- throiuh it i m ' ' ' tin m you saw or read their b b l,Ot I"' Mil n It will he Sun Chronicle i e .3 i .is all happy if you do so ,d Mb' i ip' am 'ii ' is ,t ."I. ' pi " e of the further advantages ' 1' I Is s J" ,i " paper gains from being a second slll'M itj'U.i ' class paper is that wherevNH you go i. To the m.iliv who i.i h v k ' ' r 'hr p.ijM-- will follow you f a ,u m p.'tM r bit (i'll t 'a i, m l.tsi class letter This will help if ' ' In t i is u- p J .3 .mil n "I you plan to mo'e away or ,' .i.ll i suns ur daughters that you ' iv ni .i.i s bn, .si-to send the paper to For the pip Is till ,. III! ow (III 111. 1.1 VI" pi oe that this paper is sold for and as this paper has sought to 'mi can't go wrong if your interest 'i I, b( v i k ' ,i at all in what goes on around til lu'lil wo have c IH 'o ,i Int ill you trouble and i xperisi ',o e on thi '.ml gam we say thanks to all of class x i in t that will in'itu Hie "i who make this paper possible I iht to "ill and we hope that the community p.ifu r to In- made dom and whin to have a' a whole are beginning to feel gets tlu-rtu w s legals ,i t in i s .md .til t he Hie d feet of a real newspaper ,!,, I i: , i : i r-- uj-ih,- l i i i v , i - I . i ! I , i 111- I : , I I t i . I i ' as-i- i -- : i i . ' i . l . ! i l . , i ' t I v i I i Election Time Date Noted Boswell inv '' ,1 Ii lm in- l Elizabeth Moiiiss iM'irili r in stature and respect in the comhas announced that then will be munity. There are opportunities to four Vacancies on 'hi i,' un even a higher office, for the ouneil to fill at the Nov mbt r Hih t h etion tyes of the county and state govthis vear ernments are always watching for To date, vi iv htth mb ms! t,.is men of ability. Who knows? Perbeen shown bv prospective candi haps tha mere decision to run for dates No one lias announced his public office will launch a man candidac y and the im umh.-nthave on a career in public service (other-no- t isc known as politics) which can vet public Iv indicated w hethcr d e'er upward or not thev will run avain We are V bv would like to sec a dozen such alarmed apatliv of i 'immunity men in a good The highest foi-dogfight" for the service is to take on the responsi ti m tbe Rov City council, billties of pul office Ficqucntly Known or unknown, the city needs the office holdi i (mils it is a thank men and women who arc not afraid less .underpaid job and that he be- to serve, and it needs enough of comes the target of ill onsidi-rethem to give the voting citizens and hasty criticism hv special in a democratic choice. Let It be i' , tercsts He is frequently called upon inhered by the that to make sacrifices of Ins Abraham Lincoln took several good time in lavoi of tin- public interest heatings before he landed on top If you are one of those who have lie must consider seriously ally number of requests foi service stood by and yelped that the city from the v.'v struggle with the has doing it all wrong, here budget and ti to steer a course is your chance' If you can do a which will m ultimate good bettor job than the present coun or even ter the greatest nimbi r of people oilmen have been doing then you whin l! IS obvious that a lew will d voti think you can be hint have the high ideals that this city 'let the ii w.uds an- many and wants m a candidate. I he deadline for registration of mail v ho h"s served his lasting .i.idiilates is Oct. 22. Jump right eit v ho'.C.s! Iv an will in cl li a d get in the first licks. capacity has nr, tie. ism abb gaim-i- l 11 . -- re-ri- faint-hearted- Ix-c- I i - i I 0. Thompson Chamber Set ' takes .v .ding - ol weeding, ( ill! such ering to get as these I Hunk the story about a tin .i s. the mole you're sure to pn k them 'he mole they aie sure to grow, pai tains lo the Birts. for thev love to give them away Many bouquets at' church, wed dings and old oiks dav are given by them, to sav nothing of the him deeds of peonies at decoral ion lime Next time you are passing the Birt home, just slow down a little or stop and fake a real good look at their flowers, especially the (Eutins) red florahunda roses, that have won the hearts of the Birts and all the rest of us who look upon them. They are truly a sight youll long remember. 111. i an1 ,n n; , i j October ., ii a .d i4 1 s i In in i i 11 ' A , s onlv M , t thi- Bi'erlv Camp i . v.-- Rememhei a year el View Still- : pins nnrr of J n nt 1951 a i i I ( romtdete the winter quartet graduate i:i June of 1945 While attending the BYU. Dr Rcimschussel majored in music and was professor in the har mony class when he met Eileen Shurtllff They were married Feb 22, 1944. just before he went into the service Eileen is the (laughter of Charles Lewis and Julia Igrrsen Shurtllff She was born in Baker. Ore . anrj has three brothers and one sister. Her father is employed at the Provo Steel and Supply Co. Although Dr. Rcimschussel won a couple of scholarships for his ex. cellence on the baritone horn and the violin, he still had to work very 'hard to complete his education. Especially after he. enrolled at theWestern Reserve University of C'leveland, Ohio, in 1946. He made his K Mary t'tive t last sea the Mary Sand Rose Rov since The y are- - I and fl.entK ruw rnen activities ( amp the Camp Camp and the- Sunse t Vie-Theoffiicrs ed the new camps and the one-- of the old ramps arc as follows j I I grant w.(s 1 I s Dalton . . tier Null B.ukii 1st vice Margaret Strmpsun (apt.un. ROY 2ND WARD HOSTS 2n viie captain Verlie Baker, sei YOUNGSTERS 12 TO 18 treas Sarah Hess, registrar Myr.d Rundquist. historian Ruth Reeves Tin class leaders and ward lush chaplain oprie of the Roy Second Ward are Meeting will he held Thursday hosting the hoys and girls, age 12 evening Sept 29 at 8 p m at the to 18 to an all day outing this home of Mrs Verlie Baker with Saturday Mrs lone Colby co hostess Those attending are ask to he at tinGladys Barker, rap ward at 6 30 am wherp the Camp 40 group will travel to Timpanogos tain. Myrtle Runnell 1st vice cap tain. Erma Peterson. 2nd vice cap rave fin an excursion The youngsters will he accom tain Delpha Gulley, sec treas Iva bv class leaders, and the Weston, registrar. Clara Nelson I'. lined membeis of the bishopric The ward chaplain No meeting this month will fm iiish the days food for the Camp 26 - Ruby Olmstead, cap tain (irace Stoker. 1st vice cap .roup I he bovs jnd girls earned the trip tain. Pearl Skeen, 2nd vice captain. Tay with their high attendance records Hazel Field, sec treas. lor. chaplain. Jane Venable, regis at ward s.u rament through the sum trar No meeRng this month mer Sept. 24th c. F U (iwanis Set I s Dnuh for th t;m in son lb o a n i i llB g.micd l amps . , f r ' I arts 30, . I Stock captain 1st v ice t apt.un Bet this week comtil.iin was m(, jn f)0ne 2nd vice Captain o the ti'v on an obstruction of smith See tre.is l.ment VOW fo. diners wanting to gam nlrson (hII,nm H;)tne- Gibby o'l tin- main highway in f out j)vtm lan ,ef.t ll.i7e-registrar Dot oi me. Moi M.uket Delbert Brown ole son lesson director Vera was a hod lo investigate same and Parke i I'lu-first meeting will lie a1 appropiiate action if a viola held at the .o"'e of Mrs FllZututli 'oi .v as found Smith, fhursdav even ng Si pt 22 motion was made by Gayle at 7 30 Mrs Bornire Van Dome will Sheffield ihal the name of North art iv re hosde s Balk bi given the new park on Maude Bi own Saii'l liosi lamp 19(ki Uist The motion was second 1st v ire ed by James Nelson Motion carried captain Mildred Clawson I hi 2nd vice Kiwams Club asked permis iiiptain Maltha Baird sion of the council to place a sign " captain DrtcIGale sec treas Mjry hv the park with the new name on Homer, registrar Orpha Alberts, historian chaplain Beth Sprayial it Tin motion was placed by Gayle Mu flu-land seconded bv lnlbir' N'u meeting will be held this month . the second class permit i department v The Sun Chronicle is cell br.it mg Its first birthdav 'Ins week and as a present we received word that t host-actspeets to the provisions and to the provisions o( all ' n oi re ii ,v ion- ' i r or hereall' I ail"'li d It is , r.mti d by N R Abrams assistant pnstin.es! er general s This set otid i 'ass pi i m i.i ti the papei to heroine the li gal ill all nel for legals notur-ami many other forms of legal adveltising that is not otherwise ogn.zert We wish to thank the ample of Roy anil surioundmg roinmnnilus for the support that has been given to os e In Hum, fi that d the file-- u As 'Kids Day s ( i. si j I mcmlx-i- then friends are invited to attend - Mu-elde- ernt'i. affair All Lake View stake . le ed Tills is the luial s', p in hi mm mg a newspaper This authoruat, on is ji.ii.ied ,.n der the authority o( the ait of d hv the and March 3, 187!) as ainendi ( A v I The opening of the Lake View Stake social season will begin with one of the outstanding dances of the year The dance will he held at the Lake View stake house Sept 24 at 8 30 pm Music will tie fur nished by the llwen Ridges orcties tra Glen Stoddard and Mrs Emmett Wiggins are in charge of the le In One Short Year, Gains 2nd Class Mail Permit Sun-Chronic- t t.l I Vol. 2, No. 19 1955 h M D l September Present at the Roy City Council Bv BOB BOWMAN last Friday night at 5 p m meeting Three residents of Roy. four from were C. W. Rapp. Alex Pat Mayor Sunset, five from Clearfield and terson, Sheffield, Delbert Gayle thiee lloopcrites were included Brown and James NeUon among 72 Hill Air Force employes Arthur Chappell appeared before recently dividing $3 020 for sug the city council and asked that the gestions to improve Air Force oper proH-r- t be vacated on 5200 S 1900 ations W Apctition wa submitted signed Top award of $285 went to Dale hv Oliver James Wheelwright, R Russell of Sunset and Mr. Chappell. This Wheelwright Roy residents receiving cash for i oncer ns a road right of way given ideas were Wesley J Taylor, $7 50, to the state in the past and now Ann W Wood, $30 and Myles F they an- asking for its return This Jorgensen, $15 would owners on both Other Sunset residents and their sides give property25 feet more use street the ,,f ea-prizes were Frank G Daven of their property A de'Cisron await port. $10 IjcNcila W Jorgensen, in v I a.Mar Stark $12 50 and Richard W Bingham of their property A decision awiat-e-$15 the city attor From Clearfield wete Thomas m v legal advice from Bud Stark Pedro Reding $30, Robert T Wtl by eight rsr hams, $15 Samuel W Taylor. $15 dents petitimi signed to join Roy City s asking Frudal. Sickingr r. $95 and Blame sewer svsient wa taken under ad I. IVttmgill, $2.5 are originally to' llooierites getting their share ol come unde rThey the North Davis Sewer the suggestion money weie Wilford s t Met'loy.SlO Lym.iii J ( oltam, $25, I Inui'incil voted to accept Or and Virgil K Gamlee, $7 50 114 in view of the fact dinatiie Roy C Freeman, executive secrethat no protests were received The tary ol Hills Incentive Awards was made by Alex Patter (ommittee said approximately $42,-62- proposal on and seconded bv Gavle Shef will he saved in a year's time field ax a result of the ideas Delbert Brown reported that help vil Defense headquarters on from tiniiivs fire siren was Ihev require a siren of a different lone than the one for fire It was pointed out that possibly a siren 'ha has two tones could be pur i 'i.isi d that way. possihlv it would un t the- riquiri-mrntof civil de Mr le.'ise Brown said he would on' urn- efforts to find whether his wouhi he- acceptable to the way by house painting during the summer and pulling abhes for the ..osp.tal medical center at Cleveland. after school in the winter While there he served as president .o the LIS Branch at Cleveland, lie graduated in 1950 and returned home to Ctah to begin practice. Now we are back to where we j Sun-Chronic- I 1. . Jark E. Russell as home n sdsit I and Mrs. Jack E. Russell were Mims m Roy and the surrounding aiea. dining a recent leave given the of liter before he departed for overseas duty m Mansion Kent, Eng land , Lt Russell has been a member of the Air Force since his graduation from the t'SAC, in 1950. He is a son of Edwin Russell and Russell of Roy. His wife is the former Della McEntire, daughter of Mr and Mnv.JJli McEntire of Farr West. The couple have two children. Lt. Russell served in the Army for 30' months during World War II. He spent the last 18 months at McCord Air.Force Base in Tacoma. I.i Turkey Shoot v a The Rov Junior Ghamlx r of Commerce will hold their annual Turkey shoot on Sunday the 25f h of September at the old Weber County Posse grounds from 10 a m. to 6 pm. They report 'here will be plenty of booty waiting for those who desire to place their skill You will not he asked to shoot out of your clavs, so come join in the fun. All shoots will be matched. It is open to both amateur and pro" fessional. There will also be concessions open. Lets support our J. C.s. Police Chief Amasa Baker, escorted Robert G. Poe, president of the Ctah State Junior Chamber of Commerce, and hia lovely wife, Rea Poe, both of Salt Lake City, on a grand tour of the City of Roy. They were very Impressed with the many beautiful homes already here and the many more that are being built It is surprising to many, who have only seen the main street of Roy. |