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Show I I I FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1932 AMERICAN Office--Alpine Publish inf A PROGRESS IYB, INDEPENDENT PUBLICATION Entered in the Poet Office t American Fork, Utah, u second e2au matter. On Utah County Farms With Extension Agents The last few years the Utah County Sugar Beet tour ha proved yrvry popular with farmer and agricultural specialists alike. Over 400 people were nerved dinner last year at Kprlngvllle. This year the tour Is echeduled for August 16 under the direction of Utah County Sugar Beet asso-clation, asso-clation, Utah Idaho Sugar Beet association. U. A. C. Extension Service Ser-vice and the Utah County Farm Bureau. Specialists from these organizations or-ganizations and the U. 8. D. A. and II. Y. U. will be In attendance. Mr. J. W. Glllman, president of the Htate beet growers association will also be preseat. The trip will probably start In Lhl and will be completed In the south end of the county with luncheon lunch-eon to be held In Spanish Fork under und-er the direction of Ralph D. Morgan Mor-gan of the general committee. The arrangements committee will meet Tuesday, August J, to complete com-plete the Itenerary, schedule the beat fields to be visited and make arrangements for the program Including In-cluding the luncheon and beet topping top-ping demonstration at Spanish Fork. The general committee which met last week to make preliminary plans for the tour is as follows: Beet growers association: J. W. Glllman, Orem, Ralph I). Morgan, Spanish Fork, Ben Lott, Lehl. Emett Bird, Sprlngville, John Fox, Sprlngvllle, sugar company: Douglas Scalley, Oldest Resident Honored In honor of Wm. S. Robinson's 3rd birthday his granddaughter, Mrs. E. J. Seastrand, entertained at her home. Pioneer reminslcences were related by the honored guest. Letters were read which had been received recently from two of the grandchildren serving in European missions, John Halllday, now in Germany, and Roland Jacobs In France. IMnner was served and place cards were laid for the following fol-lowing guests: Mr. Wm. S. Robinson, Robin-son, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Robinson, Mrs. Bablna Allen, Mrs. Jane Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Le Moyne Den pain, Mr. and Mrs. John Halllday, Mr. and Mrs. West Jacobs, Misses' Madeline and Fern Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Haag, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Merret Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack I verso n, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Bloomqulst, also Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cameron and Mrs. Owen Cameron Of Tangultch. M. I. A. CONJOINT MEETINGS ARRANGED The Sunday night meetings in the four wards will be the regular M. I. A. conjoint programs. The following follow-ing have been outlined: - FIRST WARD Earl S. Greenwood of the stake presidency will be the speaker in the First ward. The program also will Include musical numbers Third ward talent. nv SECOND WARD The Boy Scouts with the Scoutmaster. Scout-master. Clare B. Chrlstensen, will be In charge of the program, which will Include reports from the boys I DO YOU KNOW Is Bex Ignorance Innocence? What About Birth Control FIND OUT Cameo Theatre ONE DAY ONLY SAT., AUGUST 6 American Fork Dr. YEA LAH Presents SECRETS OF SEX AWTI MAQPTAflVn Moralist cry "Te Evils of S'.x", yet stiflo (heir most potent weapon KNOWLEDGE. Conic ami learn the facts, so you can tell your children. 2 LECTURES 9:00, 10:00 P. M. II 0 N IvST I jY F R A X K LV FE A RLKSSLY With Living Artist Models In the Flesh. Not a Movie EXPLAINED BY DR. YEA -LAH ALSO The Thompson Sisters (Lola & Norma ) SALT LAKE'S PREFECT GIRLS WOMEN ONLY NO ONE UNDER 16 7f45 Shsw ADMITTED - ?J?1 N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES t;1S SHOW IN CONJUNCTION WITH REGULAR SCREEN PROGRAM FORK CITIZEN Company Boildinr Thome 85 general manager, C. J. Cobbley, Lindon, and Mr. Loveless, district field agent Farm Bureau: President Presi-dent Jesse Hall, Payson. Extension service: Lyman H. Rich and Anson it. Call Jr., county agents. A committee comprised of Mr. Morgan, Mr. Cobbley, Mr. Loveless, Mr. Hall, Mr. Rich, Mrs. Call and Mr. Bird will meet and complete the arrangements on August . This tour Is educational and all beet growers are Invited to be In attendance. Special programs will be handed out the morning of the tour. "FARM BUREAU DAY" Utah County Farm Bureau Day will be held at the Saratoga Resort on August 20 and will undoubtedly be one of the outstanding days of the season. The Executive Committee Com-mittee have met several times and details are being attended to. Some interesting events of the day will be: Sports, single and double, horseshoe pitching contests, luncheon, lunch-eon, program, championship base-bull base-bull contest, tug-o-war, free watermelon water-melon bust, a big entertainment in the evening and the grand ball at night. All farmers and their families are expected to attend. President Jesse Mail of Payson is In general charge and is In constant touch with his committee to see that all details are followed up. Make early preparations prepara-tions to spend the day "at Saratoga. on activities at Camp Tlmpanogos; talks on the Scout Laws and musical music-al numbers by the Scouts. The stake award to Scouts who have passed the Court of Honor will be made In this ward at this time. CHEVALIER'S SONGS FIT INTO HIS LATEST PICTURE Jeanette MacDonald teft the musical mus-ical comedy stage two years ago to make her film debut opposite Maurice Maur-ice Chavaller In "The Love Parade" and later gained screen stardom in such pictures as "The Vagabond King.' "Monte Carlo' and "Let's Go Native." The singing actress halted her screen career several months ago to go to Europe on a concert tour. She was forced to postpone an engagement engage-ment In Berlin when Paramount offered her the featured feminine roles In Chavaller's next two pictures. pic-tures. She plans to return to Europe to finish her concert engagements after the completion of her second picture with Chevalier. In "One Hour With You," which comes to the Cameo Theatre Sunday, Sun-day, Monday and Tuesday, August 7. X and 9, both Chevalier and Miss MacDonald have several singing numbers. Mr. and Mrs. K. Ray Gardner enjoyed en-joyed a trip for several days last week with friends from Hyrum, in which place they formerly resided Bishop and Mrs Chrlstensen. Mr. and Mrs Kirov Nielsen visited the Gordnura here over night and th6 next day took them out into the Duchesne and Uintah counties, re- i turning home by way of Colton . Postmaster and .Mrs. John A. Israel- son of llyrum, visited the Gardners here Thursday. WHO TOLD YOU Is Sterilization Humane What Is the Social Evil WANT ADS . Wanted to Rent Furnished five room modern house. Address Poet Office Box 1, American Fork. T-U-tf. Lost July 2S One red sow pig, lx weeks old. Reward. Report 65 South 6th East, Am. Fork. I-S-Hp. For Rent, Bale or Trade A modern mod-ern 4 room home, close In. Inquire James D. Thorne. l-5-lt SMALL 8IZE GRAND PIANO Also small 'modern upright made by well known manufacturer FULLY FUL-LY GUARANTEED, will be sold for balance due on lease rather than re turn to finance company office. Small monthly payments will be accepted. ac-cepted. Prefer to sell but might consider temporary storage with responsible re-sponsible party that is Interested in buying later. WRITE QUICK Hudson Hud-son Webb CREDIT MANAGER 74 S. Main St., Salt Lake City. 1)K. JAMES O. MEEK 8 PALMER GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR American Fork, Utah OFFICE Mrs. Jarnm M. Grant Home Dr. L. W. Jones GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Telephone 174-J Lehl, Utah DR. A. W. OLSEN Palmer Graduate . CHIROPRACTOR NeurocaJometer Service Home Calls For Office Rate. Phone 1J-W LEHI. UTAH 'I . - .' - - ... . V . L NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY In the Fourth Judicial District Court of the State of Utah in and for Utah County. First Security TniHt Company, a corporation, as Trustee under the last will and testament of Anton H. Boxrud, deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Claud H. Burch, Annie Burch, and The Intermountain Association of Credit Men, a corporation, Defendants. De-fendants. To be sold at Sheriffs Sale on Monday the 15th day of August, 1932, at eleven o clock a. m. of said day at the front door of the County Court House, at the City and County Coun-ty Building, situate In Provo City, Utah County, State of Utah, all the right, title and Interest of the above named defendants, of, In and to the following described real property, in Utah County, State of Utah, to-wit (a) Beginning at a point in the center of Mill Ditch Canal, 640 feet East and 166 feet North from the Southwest corner of Section 16, In Township 8 South, Range 1 East of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian; thence East 1611.5 feet; thence South 165 feet to section line; thence East 790 feet to a point If! feet West of the Southeast corner of the Southwest M of said Section II; thence North 660 feet; thence West 784 feet to the East line of the right of way of the Provo Reservoir Company's Com-pany's Canal: thence along said right of way Northerly 282.5 feet to a point 942 5 feet North of the South line of said Section; thence West 1254 feet to the center line of Mill Ditch Canal thence along said center line of said canal approximately NurOi IK West to a point 10.00 chains South of the Northwest corner cor-ner of the Southwest t of said Section 16, them e North 10 00 chains to said corner, thence South 67 East 36 chains, more or less to a point 20.00 chains South and 10. 00 ! chains West of the Center of said Section 16. thence Knst 10 00 chains: thence South 10. 00 chains; thence East 20.00 chains; thence South 10.-j 10.-j 00 chains to the Northeast corner the Northwest of the Northeast i 4 of Section 21. in said Township 'and Range; thence South 20 on chains; thence West 20 00 chains; thence North 8 58 chains; thence West 20.00 chains; thence North 1.00 j chain; thence West 8.00 chains more lor lees to the center of said Mill Ditch Canal: thence along the said center of said cnnal approximately North 18 West to the place of be ginning. Area 154 14 acres. (b) Also commencing 10 chains West of the Northeast corner of the Northeast quarter of Section 21. Township 5 South, Range 2 East, of the Salt Lake Meridian: thence South 10 chains; thence West 10 chains; thence North 10 chains; thence East 10 chains to the place of beginning. Area 10 acres. (c) Also commencing 12.80 chains South of the Northeast corner of the 8outhwest quarter of Section 18, Township 6 South. Range 2 East, of Salt Lake Meridian, thence 6outh 7.M chains; thence West 10 chains; thence North 66 18' West 13.51 chains; thence East 21.48 chains to the place of beginning. Area 11.71 acres. (d) Also an undivided three-fourths three-fourths (K) Interest In: Commencing Commenc-ing at the Southwest comer of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section U, Township 6 8outh, Range 2 East, of the Salt Lake Meridian, thence North IV4 chains: thence East 10 chains; thence South t chains; thenoe West 10 chains to place of beginning;. Together with the Improvements thereon and appurtenances there THE WPif!AN FORK Alpine News Mrs, L. Bte. RPr Henry Heck entertained Mrs. J. the Young- Mothers Club at ner home 8urdy. afternoon. ...... usual activities were engaged In, after which a dainty lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Moyle are the proud parents of a fine baby girl which arrived Saturday. Mrs. Moyle and the new arrival are at the home of Mrs. Moyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker at Lindon, where they are reported doing nicely. nice-ly. Misses Zora Healey and Mary Bates Beckstead of South Jordaa motored to Butterfleld canyon to the M. I. A. summer camp there Sunday. Later a dainty lunch was enjoyed at the home of Mr. Verl Beckstead and upon their return a midnight lunch was enjoyed at the home of Miss Healey. Mr. and Mrs Vesper Diamond of Sprlngvllle, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs Leonard Bates. Mrs. Russell Bates entertained , the Happy Doien at her home Wed nesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent with needlework and soc lal chat and a dainty lunch was served. At the sacrament meeting Sun day evening: the program under the direction of the Primary association was highly enjoyed by those present pres-ent Miss Edith Thornton of Ameri can Fork was the speaker and special musical numbers were giv en by Miss Lou (Jroesbeck and the Rhythm band of the Highland ward. Mrs. W. J. StrotiR entertained Sunday afternoon a few friends of her little daughter, Koxie, In honor of her eighth birthday. o With fruit and vegetables In abundance on every side, it behooves be-hooves every one in this community who possibly cun to store thee foods away for the approaching winter. Such is the message of the Hlief Committee of tin- city, headed head-ed by Mayor Warren Anderson, which met last Friday ninlit to draft plans and discuss measures for relief re-lief should occasion demand this winter. It is the opinion of many in the community that people should do as much as possible to help themselves them-selves in the way of canning foods and Inquires are being made through the bishoprics of the wards unto belonging and or In any way appertaining, Including, but not limited to 18 shares of the water stock of the Provo Reservoir Water Users Company represented by certificate cer-tificate of said company's stock and any and all water lights heretofore used for domestic purposes upon or for the Irrigation of all or any part of the land hereinbefore described, and also together with all of their right, title, and interest in and to the springs and the waters, which is an undivided three-fourths () Interest issuing therefrom upon the following parcel of land situated in Bald Utah County, State of Utah, to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest corner cor-ner of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 1J, Township 5 south. Hangs. 2 East of th Salt Lake Meridian; thence North SV4 chains, thenoe East 10 chains; thence North 14 ehalns; thence West 144 chains; thence South 174 chains; tlutue Kast 4 chain to the place of beginning. Excepting from the above described des-cribed properties, however, the following fol-lowing parcels within the limits thereof: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast South-east quarter of Section 16, Township Town-ship 5 South. Range 2 East of the Salt I-ake Meridian, thence West 4 4 chains, thence North 174 chains; thence East 4H chains; theme Smith 174 chains to the place of beginning;, OODtalnlng 6 14 acres, more or less. Also, beginning 4.46 chains South and 4 80 chains West from the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of S.-,t,,n 21, Township 6 j South. Range 2 lOast, S. L. B. & M.. j and running thence South 5.94 'Chains, thence West 1.52 chains more or less to the East side of the Provo Reservoir Canal right of way, thence along the said Canal right of wny North 574 West 2.60 chains, thence North 2-4 West 2.57 chains, thence North 0 50 chains, thence North 69- 27' F.ast 5.24 chains to the place of beginning;. It is ordered by the Court that the premises and property hereinabove herein-above described, including the shares (,f corporate stock evidencing water rights ))f Id in one single parcel. Hated at provo City, Utah, this 20th day of July. 1JJJ. K O. DURNETLL. Sheriff, Utah County, State of Utah. Ry Chas W Mitchell, Deputy Sheriff C. Cordon Douglas, Attorney fr ,he Plaintiff. Walker Hank Hulldlng. Salt I-nke city, Utah. First Publication jujy 22, 1S2. IJist Publication. August 12, 19J2. CITIZEN whereby surplus produce may be placed In the hands ttfthe peopla to can themselves, ratmfthan placa the burden of canning on a small group. It has been suggested that people who have not the bottles and other puraphanella for canning, dry the fruits and vegetable such as peas, corn, etc. From a standpoint of health the dried products measure up higher than those pre-cooked with sugar and other preservatives. It would seem that with the abundance abun-dance of garden stuff and fruit on all sides none should want. The problem of securing employment employ-ment for some was taken up. The possibility of securing some of the Relief money from th government was ulso considered, and a committee com-mittee consisting of Rlshop Joseph H. Storrs, Junius West and Fred Bradley was appointed to go Into the matter. Another committee consisting of II. E. McNiel. Jesse M. Walker and Bishop T. A. Greenwood Green-wood was appointed to investigate the likelihood of procuring more flour being distributed through the Red Cross for the government. The aid of the Boy Scouts will be enlisted In helping gather up surplus produce to be distributed among those who have none. Highland News Mrs. Wm. J. firsanland. Reporter. Members of the Highland ward furnished the program for the State Training School Sunday morning. The program was under the direction direc-tion of Miss Lue (Jroesbeck and was as follows: Song by congregation, ' Angry Words Oh Let Them Never"; Nev-er"; prayer, Ruth Gerber; selection by the Rythym Band, "Old Black Joe": reading. Ruth Oorber; song. Beth Wright, Kdna Bowen, Imogenc Neff; solo, Lue Clrocsheck, accompanied accom-panied by Rythym Hand. retold story. "The Creotei Virtue". Mrs. Cressle A. Creenlund. tambourlne solo, Donna Lewis, two selections by Rythym Hand; solo, Lue Uroe.-i-Iiim k. accompanied by Iis Greenland: Green-land: song, congregation, "Count Your Many Blessings"; benediction benedic-tion Fallowing the program those present made a tour through all the buildings Not Taxed Fadtral tax doe not spply on out-of-town telephone calls coating than 50c nor is there any tax on any type of local service. Telephone and be there Now! The Mountain St&tt Telephone & Telegraph Co. KIlUr-YAMrU 4.50-2 4.M-21 I 4.75 19 $41" 9mJtnfmin t-itaram la rain fech 4-a Each Each M.14 Tubs !. Tuba ., Tuba !. 4.75-W 5.M-19 S.00-M g$9 $4 $Z533 S Ilk Slt Slfctl tsiinr-irs mjy tm Mrs a la raws Each .) Each f.4 Tuba M. Tuba tl.lf Tuba t.l S.25-18 lOS-21 $a) ajsJSlaraln fa la rmlr. la rar Bfch tf.7 Each .! Each .4 Tuba t. Tuba 1.I7 Tuba !. Rlou dean ad 1 rust acrapad off. Minor bant places MraJthtanad. WnasU tasted (or aUftnmaat. Tubas bb4 tires carsfmllT applied. AMERICAN FORK Am. Fork, Utah Shipped Today Delivered J Ihis is the experience of the dm " 'BED ARROW FREIGHT In addition to this P there is the saving of .Irayage charge) by using our FREE "CK-UP-AND-DUj BJU.V1US. Salt Lake & Utah RailrMj Mr. and Mrs. James Grace and family of Cutler, were guests of relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A- M. Price and the Misses Fern and Mae Downs of Islen. Nevada, were guests of Mrs. Price's sister, Mrs, Wm J.' Greenland, Green-land, and family 8aturday night and Sunday, when Mr. Price returned to his work In Modena, Mrs. Price and daughters will remain here until next week. Miss Beth Greenwood returned to her home in Ogden Sunday, after visiting In American Fork and Highland for the past two weeks. Mr. Lynn Hoops, who has been employed in California for some time is visiting here for a few days with his mother, Mrs. John Bark-dull. Bark-dull. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buhler entertained enter-tained at a chicken dinner Sunday In honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. 1'rlce of Islen, Nevada, Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. A. M. lYice, Fern and Mae Downs of Islen. Nevada: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J Greenland and family and their immediate family. Mrs. Roberts and daughter of California were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Barkdull the last of the week. (or Br mcutllc f mr BnnU Atk far 1!UAN1 PIUAi40i! kmc. a brt. Stfnt, lU'ilU.. H. fimw I MLA IT paucbuu ivurwuju Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and . Alma Wild enjoyed a trip up Ogden ! canyon Sunday last. They had a.k n BracsIM . t al-tlwa-trra SIm1A mm4 fUiaiafctaSud Uold( h,t, tatted tth llli XT bar. sir v mm I chicken dinner at the Hermltajfe. ; are visitini; here wilifc. and returned home that evening. - -I -! Morse and family. J mmmL V WSJ urn,,., Uepenrt.M.. I ARTIST N PERSON Utj AT Mu.J I Parting Satunk, J on nlKhtMUMCi.,1 Ysa Lah. Chichi K "nd hi. Llp will appear at th conjunction witb 4 L Program for th tji The models feetmJ The Thompson SUtnl Norma), whowminJ many fans. r. lectured to over i sjJ public building,, opD all over the world, tk the larger cities. HiJ f ul message to dtlhir J era and fathers In nW son or daughter es! I vice, what would m 1 Dr Yea Uh wffl fct, honestly, but nothns; 1 to offend any one. Ir. Yea Lah lUtgf crimologlsti and tneht the -country are worttftf band to try and flll prevent crime. Ir. Yeu Lah meuafc happy in your LoTeUt! main lecture be K Sex. usinK the living sjJ to demonstrate hislertsJ No one under II jmn he admitted to any a 1 Women will be admltts) 7 : 4.i show, and men oatf show. Miss Mabel Hugguts: S.ili !.:ck". Is efljoyiml cation here with he? sjt and .Mrs. Krank HUM Miss Virginia XeUot M Miss HuRfcurd herefwsl ern Morse and fusil Each $M Tube ; CO 4.40-fl --. $2p MOTOR fell r |