Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-22 | Page 7 | News over State

NEWS OVER STATE 1 Brief Topics of Interest PROVO Nominations for the coveted position of junior prom chairman at Brigham Young university university university uni uni- this year were held Monday with five students being named by the juniors Those chosen as candidates candidates candi candi- dates were Martell Bird and Duane Brown of Provo Lorraine Adams Midvale John Riverton and Spencer Crabtree Providence PRICE The PRICE The Most Rev Duane G. G Hunt D. D D. D bishop of the Salt Lake Catholic diocese installed the Rev John Sanders as pastor of St. St Jo Joseph's Josephs Josephs Joseph's Josephs Joseph's Jo- Jo seph's church in Monticello on Tuesday Rev Sanders' Sanders parish will include San Juan and Grand counties coun coun- ties Accompanying Bishop Hunt was his secretary the Rev Joseph P. P Moreton and the bishops bishop's father who is visiting him from Iowa OGDEN OGDEN Annual Annual convention of I the Utah Peace Officers' Officers association association association tion will be held here in July the city commission was advised Mon Mon- day A definite fate date has not been set LOGAN Logan-Cache Logan firemen will honor Andrew N. N retired Logan city fireman at a banquet in the fire station Tuesday night at 7 Mr ck retired October 1 after 23 years of service BRIGHAM I CITY Search fo for r thieves who stole two automobiles from the Tremonton business district district district dis dis- and a old month calf from the Wayne Mason ranch continued continue d here Tuesday EPHRAIM Annual I Annual ball ban of the Ephraim fire department will b be beheld beheld held November 30 with proceeds proceed s used for purchase o ot of new helmets and other equipment Captain Newell Newell New New- Newell ell Cherry chairman said Tuesday Assisting Captain Cherry are Spencer Spen Spen- Olsen Vertus Nielsen Reed Larsen Grant Thursby Bert Thorpe Harley Myers and Ray Green BRIGHAM I CITY Lighting o of f Brigham City's business district ina in ina a gala Christmas spirit neared completion Monday The work o ol of lighting the streets is being done by city Alvin liEBER-Alvin Scott Heber was awarded for damages to land within the boundaries of the Deer Dee creek project by a Fourth district t court jury last week The damage e claim was the first to be tried in a series of suits against the Provo I River Water Users' Users The total amount covers overs value of 1022 acres I