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Show THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah Harry Canffeld, John Chadaz, Floyd Chadaz, Douglas Cannon, Vincent Chlodo, H. W,- - Carey, LaMoin Cowley, J. Ray Capener, Leland Capener, J. L. Carter, Ken Cornwall, M. P. Christen-seTed Cochran, Melvin E Castleton. H. J. Castleton, Raff Christensen, L. C Christopher-soCharles Checketts, Vera n, SERVING RIVER BEAR THE VALLEY ' Published by the LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. on Thursday afternoon, for Friday Distribution 43.00 per year SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in advance) n, Crozler, Coombs, Clyde Nick Chornus, Robert Campbell, A. A M. P. Christensen, Ted Capener, Entered at the post office at Trenonton, Utah as Second Class Christensen, matter October 15, 1925 under act of March ?, 1879. D. W. Harris, Israel Hunsaker, A. N. RYTTING, Wilford Harris, Dee Hansen, Radcliff Henrie, Rudy Hupp, Vernal T. Holland, Don Homer, Mrs. Vera G. Hall R. E. Hales, David Holmgren, R-- W- Hun saker, Darrell Heaton, Amos P. A list of the people and busi- Jensen, Hanson, Harvey J. Harris, Job Dr. B. N. Benson, Lee Bran- Hadfield, Melvin Homer, Ed ness firms who contributed to Bunnell, Adam Holmgren, Ursel Hansen, Del LeRoy son, the fund for the James Barnard, bert Holmgren, Parley Holmchoir trip to California is furn- Brenkman, ished by the managers. The Rueben Baer, Hamp Bradshaw, gren, Ernie Huggins, Burnlce Leland Burton, Charles Bourne, Hunsaker, K. L. Hess, J. D. Harnames follow: Rudy Bowcutt, A- E. Buchanan, ris, Ray Hansen, Myroii Han Ray Ashcraft, Jed Abbott, A. Odeen Buxton, sen, R. Wayne Anderson, Parley Archi- R. N. Bennett, Butler, RegBurt, Joseph Dean Glen Mason, Harry Miller, bald, Wallace Anderson, inald Brough, W a 1 Anderson, George Abbott, Basil Marble, Cliff McMurdie, Hyrum Arbon Bowcutt, Leonard Alf Manning, Dr. A. J. Mohr, J. Adams, Kieth Anderson, Ralph Burns, Bear River State Bank, U. Ashby, Eli Anderson, LeVere Bishop, Macfarlane, Grant Marble, Farm Supply, Box River Bear Burton Anderson, Anderson, T. W. Manning, Mrs. Lily Mann, School Board, Ellis Arbon, Verl Anderson, Elder County Archie A. Munns, LaRain Mar Bear River Valley Concert As- ble Grant Anderson, Golden Marlon Miller, Rudy Miller, Ferris Allen, Virgil An- sociation, Milt Marble, Dan McCrary, Ken Germer, Grant Scott, Glenn Mason, Arthur Mlchaelis, derson, Frank Dal ton, Ed Deakin, Lea Garfield, Francis E. Gunnell, Nate Marble, L. W. Manning Gibbs, Fred Grover, Walter Marble, Cecil McNeely, SamGeorge Davis, A. Gam, Reed H. Gibbs, Douglas Erick-seA. Orville Ewer, Joseph uel D. Moore, D. H. Manning, Steed Estep, Elwood P.T A. Giles, Evan Gee, Dr. D. B. Jack Shumway, Ervin Stohl, Waldo Grant, Oleen Wayne Sandall, Ed Howard Freiss, Mel Foxley, Green, Stenquist, Thomas Y. Jack Fronk, Parker E. Fronk Gam, Mrs. Joseph C Gibbs, George Stenquist, Garland Lions Simmons, Frank Stevens, Orion Wayne Fronk, Dr. George Fick-ll- Wesley Gephart, City, Garland Snow, Club, Garland Walter E. FrldaL Art Park Ruby Scholar, C. M. Funk, Gus Forsberg, Civic and Home Art's Club, Stumm. John J. Shumway. Con Ed Kerr, Clifton Kerr, Alma 'steffen, Dave Stander, Harold Andy Fredrickson, Milt Johnson, Guy Johnson, W. King, King Transportation Selman, Harold Sandall, SarW. Vernal Johns, Ruth John- Co. gent Streeper, Newel Iilenquist, Louis Lar-seson, Dek P. Jensen, Eph JenDon Nelson, Gordon Nessen, sen, Stephen Jepperson, Clifford Cyril Linford, Rex Laub, Arnold North, D G. Nelson, Ed John, Charles Jensen, Elmer John G. Laws, Don limb, Nielson, Editor-Publish- Contributed To Choir Fund - - . n, n, Fel-ste- d, n, BLUE CROSS APPLICANTS Potter, Stephen Potter, T. W. Potter, Reed Palmer, H. S. Tingey, Ben Tanaka, Glen Taylor, Norman Talbot, Lyman Thorpe, Lynn Thomas, Alma Theurer, Tremonton Fire Dept., Lumber, A. Norman Turley, Tanner, Lynn Thorpe, Tremonton Community Fund, O. C. Tanner, (Jewelry FARMERS! During the Month of March you can join the Blue Cross Hospital Service. Benefits for illness and injury. Tri-Sta- te For full details and renewal payments Horace E. Hayes. Office East of Libety Theatre office 4291 - - RIVERSIDE By MYRLE UDY Mr .and Mrs. Dale Udy and and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Udy and daughters, spent Monday In Ogden and Logan. Mrs. Clarice Herschi and son, Mrs. Inez Johnson and Maxine, Mrs. Cleo Forsberg Mrs. Irene Forsberg and Mrs. Mavis Johnson spent Thursday In Logan. Howard Capener accompanied by Mina Ward and Myrle Udy attended the temple sessions Wednesday. Thev also vis ited Ellen Capener in the hos pital. A number of people from the ward were at the temole during the Wednesday evenine ses sion. They were Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Allen, Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Udy, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward and Mr. and" Mrs. George Forsberg. Bishop and Mrs. Leland Cape Son, Leo Oyler, Ted Olsen, PilLsbury Feed, Don Pecken-paug- h, Collen Peterson, P. C. Ed Pratt, H. E. Petterson, Paetsch, R-- N. Porritt, J C Penney Co., R. J. Potter, Packer Motor Co., H O. Peck, Herman, Farm Bureau Calls For Phone JRoberts, Wilford Rogers, Morris Rhodes, A. D. Rich, Smith Rose, James Roberts, H. BRobbins, H. M Robbins, Ray Roe, Arch Richardson, Glen Richardson, Henry Rucker, Gus Richardson, Theo Richards, Thomas Udy, Austin Udy, Mark Udy, Russ Waldron. Gifford Watland, Ike Winter, w. W. Whitney, Elmer Woodruff, Edgar Winchester, Thomas Wheatley, Carl G. Welling, Byron Weidman, Harry T. Wilson, Gordon Worley, Charles J. Wood, James Walton, David Waldron, W L, Wood, J. J. White, D, R. Wheelwright. Wendell Lawrence Welling, Whitney, Robert M. Zundel, Rozel ner left on an extended trip with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bone. They plan to visit the south as far as Texas and up through California before returning. Mrs. Rule Macfarlane and Arden, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Macfarlane and Miss, Lynette Gardner are vacationing in California. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ward. During their visit Captain and Mrs. Don Adams who have been in Houston, Texas, but have been transferred to Sacramento, California, and Mrs. Rayola Walker of Ogden also came to visit their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adams? will visit here for a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hirschi and Mrs. Inez Johnson and daughters spent Saturday in Karl Welling. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tingey of Salt Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Streator Tingey. The men are brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geary of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Al Young of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Roche were guests of the J. O. Hadfields Sunday. The M. I. A. sponsored a square dance Saturday night which was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ogden of Salt Lake and children Monte Jones and Carol Ann spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Jensen. 22, 1951 Mrs. DEWEY Drapery Service Featuring: BEAUTIFUL Custom Made Drapes For Appointment Call 5728 LEADER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Ogden. Mrs. Bea Packer representing the Sunday School stake board visited the ward Sunday morning. Ed Udy spent Saturday in Twin Falls .with Steve Potter. Mrs. Mildred Capener and son LaMar, were in Salt Lake Saturday. Maurine Capener of Salt Lake returned with them for the weekend. Howard Capener was in Salt Lake Mrs. Aaron Saturday. Capener returned with him to) spend several days in Riverside. Guests at the J. H. Ward home during the weekend were Ralph and Boyd Henderson of twin nephews of Mrs. Ward, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and family of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Welling of Evanston, Wyo., and Howard Barlow of Tremonton, who recently retnrned from the Northwestern States mission were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 3 Q? GHTuGS Poca-itell- o, ANNOUNCEMENTDR. ROY F. BARNARD tfl ffifo &flI j i$fax 33 OPTOMOTRIST wishes to announce that he will be in Dr. E. B. HARRISON'S Office on TUESDAYS from 9:30 until 5:00 p. m. Starting March 20 . Co.), Res. 3991 Thursday, March Glenn Richardson, Stan Reese, Harold Reese, A. N. Ryttlng, W. SPECIALIZING IN PRESCRIBING AND FITTING OF GLASSES Sect cn Hflofc w fSL X5f&&ft i "oi 3" 'in IIW "TDapuHsQir UDdDlinaiir you comfc Ibe&tt a engineered from rims packed with power these are truck-bui- lt GMG new K' to and free of trouble to stay young down through the uncertain years ahead. 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