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Show Teachers to Direct Wis School Activity REED HATCH j& LETS GET GOING: DIED TUESDAY It Takes Scrap to Beat the "Axis! SYRACUSE IVrMstency in a, service, in Farmington. search for scrap metal mid rubber With the campaign gaining mourged upon Dai county resi-nt- s mentum daily. Sir. Thurgood anas salvage leader'-arstriv- nounced that American Japanese ing to eet every available bit into are staging a drive for the metal. Thur- T. Nakano of Syracuse said Wedreceiving points. David La ton Man Killed 28 good and Mrs. Delta it E Wilcox, nesday that American Japanese Wcrk have already given, large amounts chairmen, said Wednesday. When Train Hits e canvasses are of scrap materials, and that canthe opening of elementarv schools FARMINGTON-- With made by committeemen m vasses will be conducted dally durVehicle being and the beginning of the school the various towns if the county, ing the campaign. mvis county, .Monday, and the committee reports. These cansenior high school students set for officials anAttention is , for junior 1 ON Ktfd Mann Hatch. :52, vassers are listing amounts of nounce. to .the culled, have been teachers 136 in ' coming lampaign assigned ciaai'ts. of Iaiytoh, an employe at the Ogdon scrap metals in each home so that among school children of the conn 'tStSdent Hubert C. Burton said Wednesday. near Clearfield. was killed instantly at vm a. m. Tuesday Start MMl the schools to Which "hen a railroad engine collided with assigned ire a truck he "as the at operating I ai senal . C. M. I. Morgan, principal; Mr Hatch was crushed in the Eva M. i E Anderson, 22-Glenn and the truck he was accident, Bryson.. pile Barton, 0 driving was demolished. He had truck'; may have information as to t.v. This campaign will begin on Call John A. Campbell, in oath localitv. and continue to October October been employed at the arsenal for the pick-up- " 51 & Gardner, .Marva H. V. P. A., Iti. with Superintendent Hubert C. furnished l. JTnitlks, William two weeks only Ralph Hill, a ctnintv-vvidin direct charge. are 1'urtoii in tour making David Mr Hatch "u horn at Woods Howard Linford, Committees in the various Dacampaign, and resiCross February li. Pain, a son of the pick-uGeorge J. Miles, Horton dents of and are vis Kaysville Layton Vernon county communities uiv: SunJames and Annie Elizabeth Mann Millgate Breaks h Havoc to have their m rap materials set, Burnett and Mrs. Play urged A. Steve Hatch. Nelson, He Fern e married Afton Al week J. Albert for collection available this Clinton, Mortenscn;' L. Pitt, Margaret of I.ayton in Salt laike With Locals or next. West Waller Point. Mitchell; Ernest H. Lll. Robinson, l'.Ui. and had resided in H. it Mrs. At and luiwrenee Blake and Holt; Farmington, Kaysville I John I. Stacey, Dorothy Iaiyton for the last 12 years. He Ogden Krav O. A. Williams of Kaysville, who has collected a ton of metal was a dairyman before being em- has been announced that light met- Syracuse. David A. Thurgood a ml tzZ Parley Thorderson, al and rubber will be picked up at Mrs. V irgiina S. Bennett; l.aylo.n. Emil M. Whitesides. the arSenal. at ployed scrapaYouml his home. Mr. W illiama is holding a' few part from OGDEN time of garbage collection. Sal- Ray J. Dawson and Mrs. O. Breaks of the game He was an active d mcmltcr of one of the first fI NORTH Bar-enabled the Ogden Tigers to down threshing machines brought to vage of this nature must be placed Bone; Kaysville, William C. . n c church tlnu a Harold Holt, principal; Ray-- Davis high 22-in "Sfltt"Mrs. before W. the T1 Benton Davis the street with at,tht! tour Clyde county. approxiHr- i a of l,ho su. Residents of these areas, garbage, Anderson, Mark M. Argyle, mately 2,.V0 football fansff-'Og-' D. Alvin side out Clearfield. t'fth"a Burningham; F Brokow, George S. intendency of the West ltyton city limits are asked to contact Stoker and Mrs. Willard Parker; den stadium Monday night. LDN. ward Dickson, Marion E. school and local committees for. the ami Mrs. broke the first period :had served in theSunday Farmington, J. R. H. Ogden Don Hill Kathleen of the tation of larger materials. transporpresidency Vnond. A junk Hobart Dumke; Centerville, Arth- scoreless j a with tie the in safety Elders' R. 0. Layton, Margaret quorum of the ward, ur Pettit; Bountiful, Ezra T. Clark. pile will be maintained at the quarter. In this period of Surviving are Crd, Helen Newey, Marjone second Davis on of main the street For further information, Davis square halfback was tackled ton; his mother of Woods Cross; Qjon, Jessie Robins, Rath Roband residents are asked to rail the at back Kaysville of his city own garage. county line an for goal a son. Paul C. Hatch; two daugh- in Edith Steed, T. Joseph Steed, Sills service and Jack Browns these committeemen. automatic safety. Fern C. ters. and Westenskow. Barbara i3ofd Joyce FARMINGTON Bids were FARMINGTON Pleading guil-tI Lloyd Thompson of the Ogden Hatch of Layton; two brothers, SOUTH JUNIOR a felony charge, Joseph Wednesday at the office of 7. eleven Hatch of Bountiful the and for Carl Roy yards sprinted 3!- year-olI A. Taylor, principal; Fay Rex I,. ' Nicholson, regional director Hoffman, of Hatch sisy Woods Cross, and a in the Utr. Arthur E. Berkman, C. H. first touchdown to a term of the federal works agency, for sentenced was Mrs. Saturday He second ter. Leon Parkin was accorded of period. H. Ogden. UU, Orson R. Clark, Pauline of from five years to life in the construction of trunk sewer lines Funeral services will be conducteome beautiful blocking on the exVdner, Blanche Holbrook. Luile Utah state prison, by Judge Les- to take care of the growing popued m. To in at down cursion field. 2:ist the p. Friday Kaysville Thomas aiter. Douglas Liston, . ter A. Wade, of Second district lation of north Davis county, Dr. S. L. Caltabernacle I). Bishop t Kemmott, Lamar Parkin, Rulon In the third "period Eddie Neil-so- vin Corbridge of WestbyLayton D. Keith Barnes, deputy state court. ward. Beth a Offices of the BOUNTIFUL Ogden quarterback, rifled SYRACUSE Full endorsement I Richards, Mary Rukavina, health director, said today. Kaysville-Layto- n will in Burial in be held had been Hoffman Salt Davis county Red Cross chapter of Srions, Dale Tolman, Phyllis D. pass' to Bill Stromberg for 35 yards camfor the alBids i Victory" Scrap were received from J. R. he was since I,uke " cemetery, county d jail touchdown. Nielson be a and established will shortly .lies. .at the Friends may call at the family Bountiful was received this week from leged to have taken an'automobile and R. E. Walker, Inc., of Salt paign B. Mrs! F. for the extra . point. hall, city CENTERVILLE k Lake City and- from home in West Layton this (Thurs- Muir, aiid $11 in cash from U. W. I chapter chairman, announc- L. D. S. churches in North Davis f. Glen Moss, principal; Ogdens final touchdown in the day) evening and Friday prior to ed Each 2. on of of Calif. Bakersfield, Ogden, July fourth period came late in the service?. Friday. Sdquirt, Glennie Ward, county. President Arnold D. Milthe two bids received approxiof in revealed case the Testimony An appeal is issued by Mrs. Muir ler of North Davis stake, speakgame. Koch intercepted a Davis mated Mr. Nicholson for the loan of several sewing ma- ing for ttfe ward bishops of the thut Hoffman hud secured a ride said, and$!,(mmmmio, pass and traveled 45 yards for the CLEARFIELD be will back to referred Mr. Lake with from Salt Seewar, (Ik. D. Watt, principal; Veda final touchdown. He reversed his chines to be used at the center, churches, approved the salvage and the for tabulation engineers where sewing will be a daily work campaign as a means of bringing and on arriving at a point north of Pearl Olson, Mildred field on this gallop and crossed report. had taken the Hoffman Layton, Aleen the final pay mark standing up. by the women who will be engaged the war more quickly to a close. Luella Thacker, 4Hj, Engineers estimated for the in services there. There will be no peace in the automobile and currency from SeeThompson booted the extra point. Jhstcher. had been set at approxiwar at the point of a gun. project in forces world until the of evil Radios for Utah Moore use are central and Bennett Stromberg, CLINTON he said. $750,000, mately served had rePolice said Hoffman said. Miller President overcome," I army camps for hospital and, Alice stood out on the line for the Tigers. Henry D. Call principal; SALT LAKE The entire project call for conwork of Niel- correction and return of landlord creation rooms where soldiers are , The increased material aid to two terms iitthe Utah state prison winder, Fannie Clark, LaVaun In the backfield the struction of a trunk sewer system on sentenced for our which will come forces are also being robbery, being sought by fighting son. Carruth and Johnson sparkled. registration forms sent out by the housed, itchelL from Roy to west of Kaysville in on March and wheel of A a of as collection Mrs. Muir. lti:to, result 30, number the April again Clark n scrap FARMINGTON Adams. Halvorsen and j defense rental Salt Davis county. It is designed to ebairs are neededJor the loan clos- program cannot fail to bring near- 2 1U35. . I Cwrp- Q. Knowltoiv- principal; sparked the attack of the Darts. area office was urged by area oftake care of units from the Ogden of er the Davis when et the the McNeil in also served county He day has victory, chapter, Tdreth Benson, Clara El Huber, ficials Wednesday. whicn will be established at the guns of war may once again be Island federal penitentiary for vio- ordnance depot, the Ogden air deDavis (0) Ogden (22) Walsh, John R. Walsh, Annie It was explained that many new le center, Mrs. Muir said. These hushed throughout the world." Adams lation of the motor vehicle theft pot, the navy supply depot and Stromberg ItSing forms filed during the recent regfor to Materials loaned to private housing develbe collected the are the It I . M ... Lynch istration period were found to be alder by chapter being LAYTON act, and in the Washington state public and to include the public housopments in the county local Scrap Salvage Committee inindividuals use .. Bennett e for... lg by for 1 G. King, principal; Luella Williams penitentiary . out ing and public trailer unite at Lay-toRead incorrect and are being mailed ion clude: iron and Btetl scrap, other gery, according to police records. c . for to the pidviek. Mrs. Elias Dawson, Ra- - Smith correct landlord, Mr. Nicholson said. located Jackson at The manila rubber, office, metals, rope. rags, formerly rg Hill Mrs. Reta McGonical Halverton .. Portions in error are circled in red. Moore Dr. of and Barnes was informed by ofhome waste the the rt bugs chairman, cooking PaHNalder, Muriel Reeves, Lucy Hayes Chief errors, checkers said, were will be located onchaptersecond floor burlap ficials fats. the this (Thursday) morning re Farley failure to B. Roberta, Alta Nelson Igfy, Mary list the maximum rent of the . Nielsen that the bids received were higher Mahaf qb . city hall, where it is plan.Stereo, Many Ware. no to and or answer either yes" Carruth ned to have someone always on than was expected, but due to the rhb King KAYSVILLE t Johnson to each question regarding equip- duty. lhb of wait disposal 1C. Henry Clark 15 immediate Rampton. principal; Bothwell ment and services provided. One new fb ., for the Navy supply depot and in, Rhea Blood, Ruth Bowman, Jones copy "of the registration form is acute the aituation at Hill Field, it rie Galley, Louise Gailey, Mabel FARMINGTON With the being kept in the office for record Score by qarters: is expected that work will begin pawn. Zena Williams. that they will vacate immediately on divisions A" and purposes and the remaining two Davis SOUTH BOUNTIFUL are sent to the landlord in Clearfield by B" of the school copies buildings j bth Cox, principal; Josephine Ogden project. Both should be corrected and reNovember 15, officials in charge Helen Fackerell Afton A. Division A" includes the terriTouch- turned, after which one certified Mrs. Ann scoring: CLEARFIELD Naval new of the Ogden Mary construction of Summary: pteh. Avis Thompson. tory from Layton to Hill Field and Stromberg. copy will be sent to the landlord McFerson Layton, 81, widow of downs Thompson. supply depot were granted an division B" will service the Naval STOKER of and another to the tenant. late Jacob E. Layton, died at the members the Koch. Points after touchdown of tension time by 8. Tolman, is expected that the wort Zola It imdepot. Nielson. Mrs. Safety Area officials explained that the home of a daughter,Davis county board of education, .principal; Thompson. will be completed in 120 days, Dr. wnon, Beatrice W. Bitters, La-- ? Davis S. Hess, mediate return of the corrected Enoch Harris, in Clearfield at l;no Substitutes; Monday. K Campbell. Polly Curtis, Cottrell ends; Lewis. Thomas, tack- forms will expedite work on peti- p. m. today (Thursday). The request for a time extension Barnes said. Division the Clinton and Cynthia Eames, Alma les; M. Hess, guard; Whitesides, tions for changes from the rental Mrs. Layton was born in Kayswas presented in a letter from LL Roy area andC," er, Mary the Arsenservicing Jennings, Henrietta center; Cowley, DeWitt, Redford, status of the dwelling quarters on ville November the 4, lsno, J. W. Babcock, who explained that al and Shell ?7'r-- Josephine Miles, Alexia Haywood, Cleverly, backs. Ogden Loading, plant, and March 1, the maximum rent date. daughter of Dimon R. and Mary would vacate as soon contractors Ann Mease McFerson and had re, Ellen Reberg, Geneve Soffe, Kennedy, Finn, ends; SnaiT, Anas buildings are available on 'the division D," the area to service Clearfield, are not expected to be T1 Stringham, Beth Tingey, derson, Allington. tackles; Crittensided in Davis county all her life. depot site at Clearfield, C3 L Twining, Helen W. Wil- Mr. Flinders, to was She married with elementary included in the project immediateLayton den. Brophy, Meanwhile, pards; X Town board officials, however, anee. Molding, Lake in the Koch, Salt November 1N.H2, last school 5, Monday, chil ly. Thompson, starting should SYRACUSE get together and plan colhouse. endowment at dren are receiving instruction backs. lection Cook, principal; Mae Bod-- n that when labor systems the Clinton school and the L. D. S and materials so Surviving are two sons, county Varney, Stanfield, Officials Dons are available the Briggs, June Cook, Helen Parker. David Layton of commissioner Su in Clearfield, meeting house Bernice N. Wilcox. be work as soon as may completed Relief society Clearfield, and Dimon Layton of BOUNTIFUL perintendent Hubert C. Burton re- possible, Dr. Barnes advises. EST BOUNTIFUL Tacoma. ttfo daughD. Washington; members of Bountiful First L. ports. S. Trowbridge, princi-- J have completed three days ters, Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mrs. Navy officials have been ocS. ward Hibler, Leon Argyle Taythe elementary school i mi rt of sewing within the last two Enoch Harris of Clearfield; three cupying 17 PRES. ARNOLD D. MILLER M. Barnes of G. Mrs. John the gymnasium of the 1 llirCl oOIl UmllSlS and sisters, Davis building the for chapcounty weeks, WEST POINT v North Davis junior high school ' . . . Churches "ill cooperate. ter of the Red Cross, Mrs. F. B. Kaysville, Miss Matilda McFer-of Velma Brown Mrs. and son principal; summer months. Dolly during Muir, chapter chairman, reported. Christie Thurgood. Charging SALT LAKE CITY Forty members sewed during the Clearfield; twenty grandchildren CLINTON Arrell Coverdell, store tax first day, 25 on the second, and 20 and thirty-tw- o that the proposed chain in the air enlisted who consumrecently the on the third day. A part of is unfair to producers and of the U. S. Marines, was be will corps Funeral the of 100 arrangements more than directors of sorted group Are Given ers. the board honored at sacrament meeting in Utah Sugar Beet Growers associa- pounds of buttons gathered by announced later. Clinton L. D, S. ward, Sunday in the resolution school a spring pupils grade tion passed members night. the drive, which was sponsored by regular meeting asking Mr. Coverdell is the third son of measand Red Cross the proposed Davis county junior to vote against Mr. and Mrs. Marion P. Coverdall an- jJJnXG'TON DaMoss. E. George $25 directed by Mrs. David ure. Selvoy J. Boyer, secretary, to in the U. S. armed forces. enlist Lake libCity, is at The buttons are now ready to be ' is. V. Coverdell is stationed Elwood association. 0 Jewi plead-4made the bond, alter of by sewn on articles being r KAYSVILLE Theirectors Pleading' guilty with the army air corps in Alaska a charge of drunken workers. more Davis of John H. county a to battery, charge representing and "Robert E. Coverdell is with The case was heard in the Relief ward The Bountiful First Masterson of, Clearfield was fined beet growers, passed the Naval air corps at Pearl Har-bo- r. Ju8ice of the Peace lf has pledged to dew Jusbefore he when re society $25 appeared A of Farmington. day for the Red Cross each tice of the Peace Wendell Barnes Recognizing the value tJ The program honoring Mr. SAyr LAKE CITY Improvement of streams in Davis erdeil Friday by month, work to be done on their of Kaysville, Saturday, included: vocal aolo, Ethel for Sale or Lake further Great into Patrolman John Relief work-day- " survey at their draining Masterson was charged with at regular of hr . V'Hton, was ordered to w we the Board of Directors society room. tacking Albert T. Smith of Clear- flood control . measures for which the War department is of $10(). He was Growers Ass in Davis county, hi Other groups Utah Sugar Beet our field, responsible will not be madejt has been revealed by Col. E. M. acc0rnpanied by Clara Olsen; ac- Friday night. members to who county jail on ciation call upon may wish to perforin a similar cordion solo, Barbara Bonham; Chain George, division engineer, Mountain division. M. I. A. OPENING service, will be welcomed, said Mrs. against the. onproposed The upon reading, Bernice Child; speakers, grounds principal 2 thNovemr Muir. Hie automobile M Puij4H0n Elder Leon Child, J. Albert Mitwhich the adverse conclusions are S3.T social The CLINTON 34. bSUtee opening also of Salt The Jhn. Ih , Board of Engineers for Rivers and chell, .Marrion Coverdell and the annual are based the that charges 1. be M. A. will 1 of Clinton ward lost session WoS Munitions Building, honored guest. improvements Harbors, unfair to producer! held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, ac- for flood control D. C., and should be the Mr.- - Coverdell was presented a times more Legislature, ia or Washington, be would eight Mit2720 cording to Bishop J. Albert be in the posses- pen and pencil set. mailed in to time and that snnual benefits, monetary chell. An interesting program has intangible benefits would not sion of the said Board within four been arranged and all ward mem- the be of sufficient additional weight weeks from the date of this com' Approximately bers are FARMINGTON to attend. urged on If, however, import' call to the answered justify any improvements at this munication. 720 children ant data ia to be' communicated acCol. said time. Georgy. o school, Monday, f the opening TIRE SAVING All interested parties have the to the Board, which cannot be colMr. and Mrs. $25 cording to Superintendent Hubert from this lected and put in shape for proper T others received word . C. Burton. Restriction on use of taxicabs in privilege of an appeal . the four within weeks, Board of Engi- presentation Roland FowFARMINGTON their son, Corp. This number is approximately New York City will save 107 mil- conclusion to the and Harbors, a Board should be informed of this ler, 35, of Salt Lake were enrolled last lion taxi miles annually, aa well neers for Rivers JUKI mon than a arrived eatbers, has and Mjy Washwithout fact request $25 fine after pleadingCity, paid delay said. Enrollment as 428 million tire miles, 15.000 permanent body sitting at Mon8. trnira lor duty with the guilty year Mr. Burtonandlimitsenior high new tires, the same number of re- ington, D. C.. to which all examina- made for an extension of the to a charge of reckless drivB. Muir announced. of in the junior ing date for submitting informa- day also to be caps and 10 million gallons ' of tion and survey . reports of this is, expected ho has been in schools appointment ing. deare tion. If oral hearings to desired, character are referred. Parties BurAshton of Kaysville D A v?16 The case was heard before Jusgasoline. My. is a graduate greater than last year, Mr. so may be heard on dates for the same may be arrang- tice do to siring of the Peace Valter Hampton r school and was for ton said. with ed the for Mrs. by correspondence and junior and senior high school appeal by the Board, either orally of 1 t the Ogden ar-- mittee, was also ofreported. Farmington. Elementary school the grades classes is said Col communica Board, George. Written Bountiful in or 28. will convene September writing. S. Burnham from one to ix, started Monday Irorn Clinton Urst soldiep to S. this group. of ) chairman ward. - AT ARSENAL: Lpentary Schools in County Began Class Monday; Others to Start Sept. House-to-hotis- L" ar.-cn-a! He's Getting in the Scrap OGDEN TAKES Are You? GAME X FROM DAVIS ?& e p IS. Jo-ep- 1 Cor-bridg- City-Ma- Sr. Con-ffit- s. 1 junior horse-operate- . U 14- 0 - . 1 ,ei Coop-Cjibe'- rn 1 ..." - j - lly city-hal- l his-wido- Lay-Kin- g, Bids Are Opened Hoffman Sentenced To Serve Prison For Sewer Line Term for Robbery In Davis County o Stake President Red Cross Will mid-wa- Offices In Bountiful Open - op-en- ed d Pledges Support Scrap Drive n, i place-kicke- . See-wa- r, - Stroud-Sea-broo- , Rental Forms Are Corrected For Local Area CITY-Imme- diate Lake-Ogde- - -- first-degre- 1 n, . ; i Mrs. Jacob E. Layton Died At Home Today -- Ogden. I Ar-Oy- Navy to Occupy School Buildings Until November ce I - rr, Sewing Work Is Completed by Relief Society ,ph Sugar Beet Group Passed Resolution Against Chain Tax In Marine Corps great-grandchildre- n. Salt Lakers Fines For Drunkenness Clearfield Man Pays Wi'SKI Wal-juPt- on one-ha- No Improvement Planned For County Streams Fine Flood Control Improvements Would Be Eight Times Annual Monetary Benefits Cov-count- y, . Je re-La- vis 32. brUUh naHWeathers Arrives Safely Mrs. Parkin toJs. 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