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Show Friday, January UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH 5, 1913 UINTAH BASIN RECORD EDWARD S. RICH, Editor and Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT DUCHESNE, RATES UTAH Myton News Sirs. Hazel Entered as IN COMMON CAUSE JUST son-in-la- - W-V'- .J "I A ... VjK.I 'C Vf?.' W , " f. ;"y: z i;1'it . J vf av- y v (p'i at It ship one with another. The continued defiance of the laws and teachings of Christ is reaching the point where nations will be unable to live in peace and have honorable trade relations with one another until they return to the principles of honor and helpfulness, which are basically the teachings of Christ. This nation and the nations of the British empire are the outstanding nations of the world, and have the duty and responsibility of establishing the teachings of Christ throughout the world, and if we accept our responsibility we shall continue to be the great nations of the world, but if we continue to make money and profit our ultimate goal, instead of the welfare of the people, we shall continue to Mr. and Mr3. Bliss Lott entertained at a bridge dinner Sunday evening with the following guests present to enjoy the close of 1944 and to welcome in the New Year: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kron-quis- t. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Uresk Sr. on New Yearg Day were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Preece and Mr. F. S. Musser. Miss Robin Babcock returned to Clearfield Wednesday, after enjoying the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Babcock. Mrs. Jame3 Dalgleish was a guest of Miss Emmy Lou Conway at a dessert bridge at Fort Duchesne Thursday afternoon. J. W. Hardman left Friday for Salt Lake City, where he will be wmter the during employed nonths. He expects to move his wife and the younger children to Salt Lake soon, while the older Doys will remain on their farm. Miss Lois Herbert left last week for Hill Field, where she will make her home with relatives, while being employed there. Miss Edith Nell Preece returned last week from a short visit to Salt Lake City. Mr. Wilmer Murray and daughter La Vora returned to Layton and Salt Lake City Tuesday. They spent the Christmas vacation with Mrs. Murray and children. Mr. Murray is employed at Layton, while La Vora is attending school in Salt Lake. Mrs. S. A. Wells, who visited with her daughter Mrs. W. R. during the Christmas week, returned to Vernal Sun- Harris day. American and The Legion Auxiliary, Wm. Sands Post and Unit No. 5, conducted memorial services for Marion Richens at the Arcadia ward hall last Sunday afternoon. The members who attended were Commander and Mrs. L. P. Anderle, Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Partridge, Roland Krebs, Jr., District Commander Roland Krebs, Sr., President Gladys Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mott. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Solomonson, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Perry, Mrs. Emery Nielson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gingell were among those from Myton who attended the serMarion Richens memorial vices at Arcadia Sunday. Leonard Harris made a quick trip to Salt Lake City Sunday to enjoy a short visit with his son, Kenneth Harris S who was in Salt Lake City for a few hours while enroute to another station. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Clark and family returned Saturday from a visit to Salt Lake City. Betty Roth spent the holidays with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler. Mr. and Mrs. George Roth came over from Vernal Monday to enjoy a New Year visit at the Koehler home and to return their daughter to Vernal. Miss Ruth Marie Krebs and Miss Evelyn Krebs returned to Salt Lake City Sunday morning, after a holiday visit with their father and brother. Their brother David, who came with them, remained for a longer visit. Gale Tanner S c returned to his station in Virginia Saturday, 2-- after a short furlough spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Tanner. N. L. Peterson made a business trip to Vernal Tuesday. reMiss Beatrice Hawkins turned Monday from Sunnydale, where she spent the holidays with relatives. She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. B. H. Pierce of Mexico, who will visit here for a short time. Mrs. Rose Ingalsbe returned Saturday night from Beattie, with Kansas, where she her sons Tad and Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ingalsbe had also accompanied her to Kansas, joining her at Craig, Colorado. Visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nebeker were Mrs. Nebekers sister, Miss Nelda Christensen and Mrs. Ivy Johnson of Ogden, who returned home Sunday. Mrs. Emma Morgan of Grand Junction, Colorado was a guest of Mrs. Effie Betts during the holidays, returning Tuesday to Grand Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith entertained at a New Years dinner with the following guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Relitz and son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd and family, Mrs. Amanda Parker, Mr. Roland Krebs and son David. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart and grandson Dick of Aspen, Colorado and Mr. and Mr3. Ed Hart of Duchesne were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish Saturday. Mr. Edward S. Rich, editor of the Uintah Basin Record, was a Myton business visitor Saturday. Miss Stella Hardinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardinger of Roosevelt, became the bride of Acel Nielson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nielson of Myton Tuesday. The marriage ceremony was performed by Bishop Levi J. Anderton at Duchesne. The young couple expect to make their home in Myton. Eddie Stanton left Tuesday for his home in Salt Lake City, after visiting for several days with Lee Betts. Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Adams in Roosevelt on New Years eve. Announcement is made of the marriage of Mis Nelda Findlay, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Findlay of Salt Lake City to TSgt. Hall E. Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldwin C. Wall, formerly of Myton. The marriage took place in Salt Lake City December 26th. The bride was lovely in a white tailored suit witha corsage of gardenias and rosebuds. The Lois Robb mothers of the bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown each wore corsages, the gifts of were visiting In Mountain Home the groom. A reception and wedding supper was given WednesThursday. day evening at the home of the Aenona and Elaine Mayhew of Salt Lake City have been visit- brides parents, with members of the immediate families ing Mr. and Mrs. Austin May- Places were laid for 20 present guests, hew. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Abplanalp with a beautiful wedding cake and family were in Heber last centering the artistically decorated dining table. Saturday. Hal returned to the United Robert Mayhew of Salt Lake in early December, after States City has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert serving with the 8th Air Force in England, completing 250 comMayhew. A dance wag held Wednesday bat hours. He was awarded the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf night in the Utahn ward hall. A Clusters and also the distincrowd from large neighboring towns attended. It was a leap guished flying cross. He spent his furlough with his parents in year dance. Otto Kofford, who had been Provo pnor to his wedding. The bridal couple left Thursvisiting relatives In Utahn, reday morning for Santa Monica, to turned Tuesday Ogden where where TSgt. Hall will California, he ig employed. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown return- be temporarily stationed. Miss Thressa Nielson returned ed home Saturday after a visit to Salt Lake City Wednesday, in Heber vaMrs. Fern Gilbert has returned after enjoying the Christmas to Salt Lake City after a visit cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nielson. with relatives, Roland Krebs Jr. suffered a Mr. and Mrs. Theron Robb foot in a skating accifractured and family wrcre dinner guests to of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strong dent Monday. He wa3 taken the Veterans Hospital in Salt New Years day. Lake City Tuesday, where he will Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eroad- receive medical attention. head were in Duchesne on New Mr, Giles Wood and son Merrell Between levity and cheerful- - Years day. returned Wednesday from a short ness there is a wide distinction; Burton Mayhew is visiting visit in Salt Lake City. They acthe mind that is most open to relatives in Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh the former is a Marcehne Kofford returned to companied frequently Hall and small son to Salt Lake stranger to the latter. Blair. her home in California after a last week, after the Hall visit with relatives and friends City family had spent Christmas with SUBSCRIBE, DONT BORROW. in Utahn. Mrs. Hall s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tolboe. see trouble and sorrow until we realize that there Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson is a greater goal than profit, and we individu- of Vernal were visitors at the home of Fr. and Mrs. Andrew can be ally happier when all are happy tha.n we can Tolboe Tuesday. 1-- c, y that by seeking our selfish ends at the expense of others. Hitler flouted this ideal and started an era of sorrow and destruction. It is for us to demonstrate its power and true value in bringing peace on earth and good will to men. Changing LUMP COAL FOR SALE Leave orders with the Record Office, Phone 441. Order Now The Tabiona basketball team, for Prompt Service. accompanied by Principal Gomm and Edward Tillack, spent sevFOR SALE Honey Dew Huberal days last week in Kamas, bard Squash, and Atwater Kent where they Radio. J. P. Madsen, Duchesne. Heber and Orem, played several games. 24 Miss LaVerna Bowers is spendLOST One ing this week in Heber with heifer, friends. branded Lazy T N on right hip! Mr. and Mrs. Ira Allen and Notify Ted Nye, Tabiona. 23-family, and Tommie Hicken enjoyed the week end with relaF'OR SALE one Bear Cat No. tives here. 7 Hammer Mill, with or without The Tabiona orchestra played motor. See Ted Nye, Tabiona, for a dance In Talmage last Fri- Utah. 23 3t day night. Word was received here last FOR SALE Several good week that Mrs. Clemintine Jones horses. work Elmer N. large was seriously ill in a Salt Lake Bates, Duchesne, Utah tf City hospital. Mrs. Ester Gines is spending LOST Brockle faced cow, q this week in Salt Lake City at month old calf and yearling heithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark fer. Brand 7 on left side. Under Hayden, half on left ear. Notify Nello Mrs. Bernell Turnbow and two Tabiona. Hicken, tf renew sons and baby daughter turned home' Saturday from Salt IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO Lake City. BUY OR SELL PUT IT IN Mrs. Luelia Courtland returned THE RECORD CLASSIFIEDS last to Duchesne after spending week at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White. Notice To Creditors Mr. and Mr3. Elvin Lewis and Estate of Thomas Benjamin at end week family spent the Orem, where they attended the Thomas, deceased. Creditors will present claims funeral services of Mrs. Lewis mother, Mrs. Lunceford. Services with vouchers to the undersigned were held in Midway and Orem. at Duchesne, Utah on or before Kindest sympathy is extended to the 16th day of February, A. D. 1945. Mrs. Lewis and family. Elizabeth J. Thomas, Minnie Hamilton second-clas- - rr By Mrs. Grace Dalgleish Walters s matter Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Lisonbee, Sherrie and Bertie were at the Postoffice Ronald, at 26, 1922, May Display Advertising in Bluebell visitingSaturday Per of Flat Rate, For Plates. Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the act as guests of Mr. Lisonbees parLine, 3c. 1879. March 3. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lisonbee. Per Column Inch, 42c Mr. and Mrs. Alma Smith, Mr. Classified and Reading Notices and Mrs. Roy Taylor, and Mr. For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost SUBSCRIPTION RATES and Mrs. James Cundiff were and Found, Miscellaneous, 10c per Three Months $1.00 guests of Mr. Taylors mother in line, first insertion; 5c per line for Months Jix $1.50 La Point Tuesday. each succeeding Issue minimum Deane Case of Mt. Emmons One Year 30c. $2.50 charge, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Young and family Tuesday. By COLLIER Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gail left Saturday for Salt Lake, after spending the holidays with their M Y SON Mr. and daughter and GOT 7NE Mrs. Thure Carlson and their -- AMD MIME grandchildren, Lloyd and MarSILVER STAR'TPlE garet Carlson. PURPLE EEART. Roy Taylor left for Craig, Colorado Saturday, after spending the holidays with his family. Mr. Taylor is employed at Craig. Feren and Norma Day of Roosevelt were guests of Lila Young one day last week. TSergeant Beal and wife were sA visiting with relatives in Bridge-lan- d during part of his recent furlough. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Clayburn were visiting in Bennett Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. Roy Murphy, who has been 111 ' for several days. i t Thursday evening a most successful ward party was held. J' r? '''If Dancing and refreshments were enjoyed, and everyone who attended hopes for another party ; i-r V soon. The wedding dance given by Mr. and Mrs. James Cundiff was nf U , , r y well attended, and was a splenI fi.t; did evening of enjoyment for the ,v; if i Mr. and large crowd present. Mrs. Cundiff received many beauhr. , ' : tiful and useful presents. Mrs. i ; r-Cundiff wa3 Miss Phylis Taylor H v before her marriage. The newly . v, . married couple left Saturday for 'T , f.y ,5 Salt Lake, where they are both Jv ..... Kl employed. Mrs. Pearl Mecham of Provo has been visiting at the home of her son Sharon and family. Young Gerry Mecham, the only grandchild of Mrs. Mecham, is a big attraction for his grandmother. Gerry was the first baby born in the Roosevelt hospital. Emeretta Nielen of Logan, who Importance of Right Thinking of the holidays in This terrible war, with its loss of life running spent part left for Las orijgeland, into many millions of men and women, and an un- egas, where sheFriday will spend a told amount of misery and destruction of property, few days with her parents, Mr. is an outstanding example of the danger of wrong ind Mrs. Orson Nielsen. Keith Beal, who has been workteachings, and of placing the wrong standards and ing in Salt Lake, spent Christerroneous values on the fundamental things of life. mas with his folks. Mrs. Lyle Young were Hitler, with his super race ideals and his cruel Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Roy guests philosophy has made it necessary for us to fight, Goodrich in Roosevelt Friday. and have thousands of our fine young men killed to Mrs. Young and Mrs. Goodrich protect us from being swallowed up by these 'erron- areMr.sisters. Mrs. and Clint Olsen of eous ideals. Centerfield were visiting at the Nothing is more terrible or destructive than home of Mrs. Olsens sister, Mrs. erroneous ideals placed in the hearts of men. Noth- Eva Jennings and family. day guests of Mr. ing can cause more sorrow than men and women andChristma3 Mrs. J. R. Clayburn were who are filled with hatred and thoughts of race Mr. and Mrs. Vere Nielsen, Mr. superiority, especially when they try to enforce and Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs. Zeda Brady and their families. these ideals on others. Mr. and Mis. William Shepard This war clearly demonstrates the importance and children, Mr. and Mrs. John of a correct understanding of the teachings of Liddell and children, Mr. and Mrs. Christ. But some will say that we have had the Willie Brundage and children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilker3on and teachings of Christ for nearly 2,000 years, and we son Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Reed still have wars. The answer to that is that we have Stansfield and daughter Donna had them all right, but we have not practiced them. Ann were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brundage Christmas day. If the nations of the world had really lived the Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers teachings of Christ we would not have had this war and family were Christmas dinnor the last one, and we will venture the prediction ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carthat the time is hand when we will not see real, losMr.Clark in Myton. and Mrs. Vance Larsen of abiding peace on the earth again until we under- Provo spent Christmas wtih Mra. stand more clearly the power of right thinking and Larsens parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Beckstead. true philosophy. Laron Beckstead The teachings of Hitler and his kind have taken andMr. and Mrs. family of Talmage were such a hold on the hearts of men that we will see guests at the Beckstead home them crop up in many different ways, and as one Tuesday. The following enjoyed an afterdifficulty is sui mounted another will take its place. noon of last Tuesday; is our definite opinion that if we desire peace emeretta skating Nielsen, Carl and Lela we must understand the teachings of the Prince of oung, Sharon and Lila Mecham, teed Stansfield, Ruth Gilbert and Peace, and not only understand them but live them. Carol Walters. After We must put them into practice in our personal skating Jeanne the crowd went to the lives before we can hope to have them function in home of Mr. and Mrs. Stansfield for a chili supper. The same g the government of nations. at EdCharles Stansfield's, We believe that out of this war will come a wards, who was home on a fur- regeneration of Christianity, and that the time will luogh, was an honored guest at come when men will be chosen as national leaders a paity which included the ones Perry Young. because they are righteous in their lives, and be- named above and They enjoyed the evening play- cause they accept Christ as their teacher and leader, ing games, making candy and and they will direct the governments of the nations having a midnight lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Don and by principles of righteousness. When that time Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton were Meyers comes we will have peace on earth, and good fellow- in Vernal Thursday. ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED Diet Comparative records show that the diet of the American people hai changed to striking extent In the last 30 years. 3t Administratrix of the Estate of Thomas Benjamin Thomas Deceased. Marion S. Date of first publication, ber 15, 1944. Last publication, January Shields The Bishopric, accompanied by heads of the L. D. S. auxiliaries, made their annual visit arouiid the ward Thursday. Marven Wan-les- s, On Wednesday Gordon and Wayne Shields made a business trip to Tabiona. Mrs. S. O. Solmonson is able to be out again after being confined to her home suffering from influenza. Bishop and Mrs. Hale Holgate received an announcement that a baby girl was born December 28 to their son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Sharon Holgate of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gledhill and family have returned from Bountiful where they attended the funeral services for Mr. Gled-hil- ls brother, Elden J. Gledhill. an emMrs. Garn Gilbert, State ployee of the Roosevelt Bank, spent the Yew Year holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lusty. Dinner guests Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marven G. Shields were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ross and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ross. Saturday evening the following guests met at the home of Mrs. R. S. Lusty, the occasion was Mrs. Lustys birthday anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Verl Roper and son, Allen, of Bluebell; Mr. and Mrs. Arden Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lusty, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ross, Miss Leona Shields, Mrs. Eliza J. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Gilbert, Bishop and Mrs. Hale Holgate, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gilbert and Mrs. Gam Gilbert. The time was spent playing games. Ice cream and cake were served to the guest3. Friday evening a group of our young people attended the dance and shower at the Brdigeland ward hall complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Condriff. Mrs. Condriff was the former Miss Phyllis Taylor. Ermon, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nielsen, was taken to Vernal last week for medical attention. The little girl has been suffering for some time with a mastoid infection. The following members of the II. T. Richens family arrived Saturday to attend the memorial services for Pfc. Marion Leroy Richens: Mrs. Richens and son, Arlo; Mre. Velma Riggs and daughter, RaVae of Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Richens of Salt Lake City, Ervin Richens of Provo, Afton Richens of Myton, and Mrs. Thurlo Myton, Mr. Richens of Sunnyside, Mrs. Lucille Richens and daughter, Eva, Mr. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McKenna of Roosevelt. A large group of friends from Roosevelt, Myton, Upalco, Bridgeland and Duchesne were also present at the services. Miss Ruth Gilbert returned to Logan on New Year's day to resume her studies at the U. S. A. C. Misg Sybil Lusty returned Tuesday to Provo after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lusty. Mrs. Eliza J. Gilbert spent New Years day with her son, John and Mrs. v Gilbert. 3 Carma returned to his home Sunday after spending the holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza J. Gilbert, Decem5, 1945. SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF FOURTH JUDICIAL THE DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IN AND FOR'' DUCHESNE COUNTY. Dan Pace, Plaintiff, vs. Van Kleeck The Mortgage a corporation, DeCompany, fendant. SUMMONS State . of Utah to the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to appear before the above entitled court within twenty days after the service of this sunmons upon you if served within the county in which this action ig brought, otherwise within thirty days after service of summons and defend the above entitled action brought to quiet title to the property described in the plaintiffs complaint; in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demands of the Complaint which hag been filed with the clerk of the above court and a copy of which is served upon you. RAY E. DILLMAN, herewith Attorney for the Plaintiff. P. O. Address: Roosevelt, Utah. (First pub. Jan. 5, pub. Feb. 2, 1945.) 1945. 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