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Show WTlONl ' 0 f 0 'I N Nephi, Juab County, Utah Funeral Sunday For Mrs. Oct. Thursday, For Workers Leaving Area ARMY A RR Workers Are Needed t SALT LAKE CITY -- - - Joseph Mnyt'r, Slate Manpower Direct nr. todav ?innnnnf'fl Ih'it ill ires of the United Stales Kniploy-men- t Service have been advised to tighten administration of the WMC requirements for evidence of availability as a prerequisite to the of any worker who has loveti into an area. This action is nere;.ry, Mr. Mayer explained, to help fill urgent manpower requiromens in war plants p'oducini; must items tor the armed forces and retain l. ceded worker.; in other essential establishments, on a nation wide Division inn Nephi Man Appears On Many of us can look back to the tune when we were kids and remember that perof becoming an petual dicam , fireman, brakeman tirjiiiL;!-or conductor on the train. We all sten.ed to have the desire to work on the railroad And new there's an oppor- iN c'oni:i:u:m-a-- Jti-m- ' of a miles iai reivl'.od in that Union "1 Vto" Cowan is : in action in tier-'Ii- t a.iny siiu-ill). It was at Ihis time! ward chapel for Mrs. Annie Marie in .hat Ihe American ai'P," s in aded Ar:i;y fioiii Italy rereni'v. Madsen Jacobsen, 94, who died Oi the 20. led by Captain ' " ' loaiiv soil. eariy Thursday morning at her tunity for the farmers who P. 18 lv; a, Kulr.u is a son of Mrs. Hoy T. Sfeiji of Lake City, hobme. have cleared their fields of Bishop Elgin R. Garrett LVmlial infantryman badges, Co nf this and voUmtO''ivd city, services the of be in will charge crops, and have the pumpkins is i of one section ice soon al'Ier lVarl lfi:-'the cemetin a and interment and spuds in the cellar, to go Nephi i !ie cliiol, lour switchboard oper-jlo- r. Hesexed in the infantry, to v.ork at railroading. A rep-- i ery will be directed by Anderson and thiee teams of f:i men1 Availing further word from the alius, Home. Funeral esLr.ta'.ive of the Railroads It. The latter 15 men v. m ked War Depalment as to his safely Friends may call at the home of will be at Nephi Monday, Oct. and night during the Arnola" his mother, Mrs. Eov T. Coari day Mr. law son and in 30 to her daughter, contact those interested. campaign, often with Gerjiian Ar-- i uh: U visiting in Cafifonia with and Mrs. J. Earl Reid, 148 East He may be contacted at the t! lery direc ted at them. her sister; Stellman Cowan of Salt 2nd North, from 10 a. m. Sunday on that day. An Hall ; City Julian Harold Warren, son of; Lake Cit ; Mrs. Martha Gosling of until time of services. 'tisemt'h in this issue gives l Mrs. Fred 237 East Warren of First orMaiid, Jack Cowan of Oregon, Mrs. Jacobsen wife of A. P. all so if the basis. "dc;ie'' you're the North St reel. Nephi, was one of Kodiak Alaska, Tom Cow an of least bit interested, check the Jacobsen, was born in Denmark Mr. Mayer sim-cstthat any l team chiefs who made the l Idaho, Mrs. Marie March 23, 1850, a daughter of Mads advertiser,, cnt for the briefs worker in order to prevent nossible fast record of laying the wire, of San Francisco and Mrs. Viri-ia- Lunti and Anie Peterson Knodsen. She and then contact the represendelay or difficulty in securing new The team leader heads the five Madsen, and his grandmother, 'Mrs. was married to Mr. Jacobsen May tative fcr ihe whole picture of- crew must mhan consult the and USES Cowan of that employment, lay Nephi. S. 1874, at Nor;up, Denmark. She of these j.i 5 b essential warfi, in.-- u est mm noiore miii" maintain the lines. When laying io and Mr Jacobsen came to Utah af to another area. time industry. The local USES wire on a road they have a drum g cros-inter joining the church in 1883 otlicp, tie pointed out, can inform of wire on the back of a jeep and small the ocean with three him about job openings in the area spin it out, one man following- with She resided in Sanpete children. or in other areas and provide him. a long pole to push t he line off the of county for the first few yearsNedor he is eligible with a statement 11 .. i oa i wnere ik veiucies eaiiiio to Critl1 Kro,"n her life in Utah, moving of avnilahlity that he must have cr tangle it. Toughest job of fthe remainder in order to be referred for em phi where she spent the Camp CVowder, y i,';. crew is laying wire . utlifetime. ' of her 1,1 i ployment in the area towhich he liv foot. The crew chief and an - !... two weeks at the home 'Pm She is survived by her husband of his is moving. man lead the way, marking other M. :i , O. t. Mr. children: and Mrs. aid the following Frank rauure io nave tne necessary the route and on the alert for parents, The Fine Arts club met at the Jacobsen of Richfield; Soren Jacob-se- n PFC evidence of availability from his possible enemy patrols. Two men Brough. home ol Mrs. V. A. Beck last Veloy Vest of Mona, who is last Aviation Cadet Roy A. of Wales, Utah; Mrs. Delbert Bench employers or USES, Mr. Maver foi low with a drum of wire on a and Mrs. Renee r.iur.day evening. A real treat Bachelor of Provo; Mrs. George H. reportedin to have been killed in emphasized, maes him Bench are visiting wa.band axel and a third follows them in ineligible action France. enjoyed when Mrs. VVarrillow Earl Mrs. J. is Iws Delbrt on Nephi. Angeles, for a referral. Long, pulling the wire off the reel. He lrom Santa Ana Air Base,furlough iaougb appealed m native costume Reid. Mrs. George Wilson and A. V. leaving also has a test telephone with 15 grandchild-childre- n to return to his bass' to presiii her program, "The In- , Jacobsen of Nephi; which he makes a periodic test Wednesday set uiiime Nipponese". The exMaurice A. and 21 great grandchildS. of the Tolley, Navy ijdi.-.itwith the switchboard to the rear. is home on a six d punned costume with ren. day furlough from ns elir.,aiiihemuiii brocaded obi Flagstaff, Arizona. Maurice is a ash and Ui ideded toe geta had First Lieutenant Dorrell C. Vick-"r- s srn of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tolley. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Johnson of be ii brough to her from Japan by of Nephi, who was pilot of a of English in Salt 'J over City visited this week taefarmer professor oFrtres Japan, at theLake Flying of Tokyo. Commo-ur- e Miss Ann Clair Bailey spent the is in the. University home Mr. of at and Denver Mrs. hospital Joseph week end with her parents, Air. and receiving Army expedition; New York's treatment for a serious F. Nelson. of the Japanese in I860 in MONA Private First Class Will- Mrs. Wilrlam Bailey. illness developed in India where he andMr. and Mrs. Arthur Latimer icivptim adO.Oao was spent: the cur- Mrs. C. Willardson has returned was based. iam Veloy Vest, has been reported daughter Lvnne. Adele of wauh Latest report from lie.; of the Japanese tongue; the killed in action on September 29 in lo her home in Ephraim after vis- Lt. Vickers is that he is recovering Focatello, Idaho returned to their France, according to word received iting the past two weeks with her atisfactorily. Mrs. Vickers is with home Sunday after enjoyim a two :sUllus oi women m Nippon; An Six F. F. A. boys went to Emery by his wife Mrs. Florence Vest. vacation at. the home of M'- ,:t'ut '" Jai'Jan alter the bombing daughter Mrs. V. A. Beck. cr husband at Denver. ' an Mrs. Jack Wright. Miss Elizabeth Beagley has re''W described by Joseph He was born at Mona July 15, ; 11,0 county and purchased some proThis 1911 and attended Mrs. John E. Ord and son Craig C" C: e A ' oar former ambassador; turned to Salt Lake City after visject cows and sters recently. elementary was done with the help of James school in Mona. He was a graduate iting with her parents over the Lester Charles Eriggh, Ph. M. of Fayette, spent Monday With Mr. ind a rhmed letter by a Nisu girl (a second generation Japanese born M. Anderson, our local agriculture of the Juab high school at I'C spent the past week visiting ii'ui .urs. ueorge v. Ord. week end. Nephi . teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Russell of in this country were highlights of and Bob Dable, Smith- and the Brigham Young University, A clinic hearing for school childIn Nephi with his parents, Mr. and hi the program. Miss Eileen Glazier, LMKe uuy are Prior to entering the service he ren of the 4th grades of Nephi Mrs. Lester Briggs. Chsrlos has Hughes teacher at Ferron vaeathining nt. ' flrhnnl. iurs- - ulazier sang with relatives and friends reschool at Levan and, Mona. were .jjiveri tests ary! c;.eril the past nine itioi :i' as a taught cows Mrs".John 'E. Husiis'of kilt of'the "Naval" h6s;"'.af staff Five' purebred Hereford He entered' the Army" February ferral cases'. "Mrs. liail, ''?' Fine Day" fmv th Stale c.p ana were purchased by JMaon ia .tiauaiiie liuiicniy, as well 17, 1942, and was a member of the Nurse VanWagenen and District ;.t Newport, Rhode island, lie nasji.ake City is a guest of Mr and as a lighter iipmbcr. An interest-pian- o .urs. vv. u. orme this week. Bowles and Dwain Bracken. post band at Camp Robinson, Ark. Nurse Miss Caldwell and roo'm -. t .irnc-i- to Newport nui win leave each. hos-1 solo was played by Mrs. ing over cost $200 near future for a fleet !n These cows for two years prior to leaving for mothers assisted. Clyde Hnynes and son Carrv of e lne ioilowing ladies I'.nl in the Facilic. Don Jones purchased a pure bred overseas duty June 20 1944, and Leland V hittaker and son and Lompton. California ar in Nenhi iurin? the . hum ,,in-ai- , ..r mi - Hodp Hereford Heifer. Seventeen steers was assigned to Italy and Southern Mr. liaipn and son of Salt lake IT., i.!''., d evening: Mrs. Gilbert ' oi ..us. R. E. Winn, Mrs. Thus. and Mrs. Arthur Ostler. and six high grade heifers were France where he was killed. City spent Monday at the home ol ".Void was received in Nephi M. and Mrs. James McPherson Jlailey .Mrs. Frank Brough, Mrs. also purchased. Survivors are his wife: Florence Mr. and Mrs. W'm. Carter. il II. S'eele, Mrs. Warrillow that Sgt. Jack Wells, son of innounce the birth of a son OctobMost of these cattle were pur Davis Vest of Salem; his father, Miss Virginia Cox visited MonWells, has er 1 at Rigby, Idaho. Mis. Ed. 1'. Cox, Mrs. Ed. chased from Kemp Robinson, wno Hyrum Vest of American Fork; day with her partens, Mr and Mis'. Jack and Ruth Carver in V. Downs, France. .Mrs. been reported as safe John Ellison, has one of the best herds of pure two brothers, H. Grant Ves of Ver- Ed. P. Cox. Mrs. Caar.es II. Foote, Mrs. Ray bred Herefords in the State. Other nal and Elbert Ray Vest of AmerMr. and Mrs. Douglass Christison lie was first repoted as missing her homo nt nf- Wotlncsav. (..add, l.ii.s. A. L. Garbett, Mrs. animals were purcahsed trom L,ari' ican Fork. He has lived at Mona and son Dick of Magna spent a in action, lull worci siaies liii. s biding out behind enemy lines at the h u.enl D. Hall. Mrs. Reeve G. Rich-vie Crowfod of Ferron. f since the age of three with Mr. and itw days in Nephi this week, ref ,h and should be reached by American; Mt.Pherson an(, Jdiun. l.irs. Clyde Shaw, Mrs. Fred In the distribution of the steers Mrs. Raphael Garfieid, his uncle turning to their home Tuesday. Beck, Mrs. C. illardsoii, Mrs. Wil-"- " Mrs. Douglas Cowan of Delta, ar.its within a short time. " ' Sylvia Peters. among the boys, they drew lots ana aunt. Glacier. Miss Eileen Cbizier Mr. and Mrs. Tom DieU " for them and were an wen piea Colorado visited with her father, Mrs. V. A. Beck Uvo children of PateHo! Idaho ;u,d ,,,e ""' II. E. McPherson, and with her Service men's wives met. Monday Emerv county shows a beef im C1L in law and sister Mr. andr eve, OI r. brother ' "omes of Mrs. ulL Jean home the at unt by the quality Mrs. Eugene Lunt several days last provement programshows , WITT select and Mrs. Thomas Bale and Mr. and Th -A,,,;, ' ' 'fstr:ng and organized, and what can iiivit U 1 ,K of their stock and Mrs. Elmo Wilson l the Ioilowing officers: President e on UCl. of ul "" r.niei nnrl (,auu Mr be done by consistent breeding Mr, Mr. Dean Mrs. p.nti Manson and Juab Stake Leadership meeting 1:i' Interesting readings were Mrs. ?larjorie Lunt Sainsbury; vice given Lake Cit v m good pure bred animals. be held Sunday evening in the daughter Dianna of Salt Lake City-ar- president, Mrs. Afton G. Lambert; Salt r? R.! Win" orn e Besides these animals, the boys will of M an s Mr r Mr. Mrs. E with and Ms. Jean I visiting North treasurer. ward and and all Re- two 'an N solos. vocal gave , chapel 30 presiloyt secretary good Mrs nee vTriMif j are feeding out about counselors and secretaries of Maurice Howard. Wesiing"; program committee, Mrs. steers that have been purchased dents, Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Pattilo Melchizedek Priesthood Quorums. Lucy Loswell and Mrs. Maurine locally. ?'l"' s Ilha" 1 arkesl members of bishoprics and the ol San Francisco were guests on CI ke. The group plans to meet 'V. We feel these Dure bred Here- all of and Mr. Mrs. Fred an outlined Monday memDers and have Aaronic oi Priesthood Joreiice Mrs. toward start Chase, ,. li. a S fords are very fine WinoJ. oa Mr. was Pattilo i pro-formerly and entertaining committees, both stake and ward, Wilkey. "' i niL-- a. irons. .Mrs. wuv Uurton Bos Neare a in of building up the beef cattle in our have been requested to attend. Gamble Angeles store relatives Ilene Mrs. visiting the winter. ram All manager :iiu the hostess, Mrs. Gadd. urea. Mrs. and friends in Nephi and Levan and superintendencies phi. LOST -- - Long barrel 0 Pack, Mrs. Westring and evenrifle t his week. F. F. A. Publicity Com. presidencies of Provo Delia Christianson Miss for the oi auxiliary head of Water Hollow both Cloke were hostesses IvlAiiii organizations, Mrs. George C. Bean and son and stake and ward, are also expected has been visiting her sister and ing. Fountain Green or between returned Monday from Vale Oreto attend and to be Drenare to brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green and Nephi. Re where she gon visited two the be this good are that past will discuss Wilkey. from man and One Nephi Prospects ward. Frank Greenhalgh. plans programs of of Mrs. Jack Irons and daughter of among the 113 2 trainees who weeks with her mother, Mrs. Pat weather were enjoying will not last inese organizations. Moroni were guests Thursday at will be graduated from the V12 un- Johnson. for many more days. It has been Miss Ann Salisbury who is at the Fred Wilkey home. estimated that there is still 15,000 (in Thursday evening October 19 it at the University of Texas on Miss Jennie Howard and Miss Mrs. Russell Stuart has returned October 27th. which is Navy day. tending the BYU was a week end 'the Lit a Lure reading" club met at bushels oi more of saleable apples of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .he noire ol Mary Jensen. Litany still on tht trees in Juab valley. To Janet Bailey of Nenhi have been from Cache Valley where she has He is Therl J. Ockey. son of Mr. guest Salisbury. was read by Itab Gadd. An inter- harvest this crop, the farmers .ailed as missionarise in the Juab visited foi two weeks with rela- and Mrs. James R. Ockey of 95 Elijah Mrs. M. II. McCune and Mr e ii md ti eiy paper on "Medic who own these orchards must have Make Mission, it was announced tives. North 4th East, Nephi. Maurice Sales of Salt the Lake City :n-- ' in the Stake Presidency and cooperation by Mrs. Arthur Latimer recently this additional help jr" was very well Therl will be assigned to a Mid- art this If this week at week. The enjoynig the home g'V'.-iStake Mission is pre- entertained at bridge nt the home shipman school, according o inforii A new from the citizens of Nephi Mrs. of W. A. sided over Starr. flowthe before s. Ina Starley is to be hervested by Elder Jesse Pay and of her parents. Beautiful fall was mation from the Navy. crop Mrs. Doan C. Farni-lijrton t the t Sanders decorof missionaries " fii st time. are now ers of roses and marigolds following ,.t for i p: is frozen. we leei n b She has was a in recent co h lunchA at addition to citizens tod rooms. delicious serving the young ated the guest atretic autv of all a,,, ted an invitation to it The following excerpts are from omrate in Dreventine waste of women just called: Elders Leon- eon was served to Mrs. A ft on a letter to Reed Bailey, brother of h me of County Aeent and Tr Other members in F. ard :. Parrish. the of Joseph Mrs. William Mrs. Dee Dobbs. Mrs. Eclliston, Sanders an call Melba ;: ir. Piease food. any re Aidon Beagley Paxman, Shaw, Clbert Bailey of this city, from is mother of Mrs. Parrish. B. l Lester offer and Mrs. Carl Mrs. orchards Kate a;, Belliston, of Burton 'h farmers owning Wilkey, Wright, Miss Barbara Smart Keyworth, .1, Genevieve Bel- and Mrs. Wayne Park. Mr. -- on. I I, your services to assist In harvesting Frank Sanford, Gilbert Shepherd Arta Brough Mrs. Lilly Wright, - otts. England. Inasmuch as Mr. rod Mrs. Gayle Bailev Grant emnion. Mr. nnd '. a .'dkey Iaa Morgan and Alma Winter and Misses Nao Mrs. Maxine Anderson, !frs. May Biilev and his son are known In this crop. and the Mrs. Clive mi Bailey and Norma Christiansen. Burton and the hostess Mis. Latii''--'Park of Murrnv nnd iarv Jensen Nephi we have taken the liberty Boris Park of Sprinrrville were Ihe 1935 Oldsmobile imer. rOK SALE of the letter, guests this week of publishing parts Also Dining Table and six of Mr. nad Mrs. Mrs. J. N. C. Pexton has enjoyed as follows: Now that the deer season Is Coupe; leather-sea- l chairs. and with a of vacation relatives Raymond I had the pleasure meeting Arvil Sperry. about over, and the winter wheat Blackett. friends in Los Angeles, at Santa your son. S Sgt. Bernard Bailey Is pretty well planted, and much Monica with her brother in law week, when he and thirty cf the other fall farm routine work Mr. and Mrs. Mark other American Convalescent soThe Nephi Ward M Men and and sister, has been caught up with, it might and at Long Beach with ldiers were visiting Boston. This ha profitable if farmers would stop Cleaner Girls Fire Side chat will Wooley, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson. town hns many associations with day to take he held Sunday. October 29 at the Wong enough each Mr. an.l Mrs. Park Dunford of the Pilprirr. fathers. The boys saw Miss Ixda Barnes, daughter 0f' Gioom Busters club memstock of thinks that could be done home of Mrs. Arta Brough. It will Mtadena. and Mr, and fit. Botolphs church, nn dellmbed nun .vii.s. jt . i,it. names or ;e- - oes met nt the home of Mrs. ii. for next year. at f oclock and the evening Mrs. Ellis California, b?pin Mendenhnll and went and and I also daughtMasler tower, the thinkv fimniis phi, James C'rowMier Thursday even-- '. While you're doing this will he spent as a social. All M Men er Idaho are riYnmd the Guildhall where some A. Matthews, son Segerant Lila M. of Twin of Mis. Hazel a Those were Ora May-ing for next year's farm goals to and Gleaners are cordially Invited visiting at the homeFalls, Im- - Matthews - r,f the of their were? parI of fathers .:Idaho wnOldro-.dAshlon, pilgrim be eccomplished, chalf up ridding to attend. Hilda Chri's-- : Mrs. RichardMr. and married John 21 rknned. at n the of home one as the en, the farm of rye, Seely. Ruby Ivory; son. Mr. to ol nis nnd Mrs. V. son Your . J. a Barnes resolve do J appeared rnioy chief objectives. To this, Rowena Allrcd, Etta ofl; The officers and teacher.-- of th? atternoon's outing and he sertalnly S.i it Lake City. Bishop Harold W. .r mi vn and a Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coleman of now to plow or disk all fields of fcuest special inan health. Ward to extend South on looked well officiated. the way Provo were Langton Dinner Primary dinner the within subble follow, wheat l.t'a Hansen. guests Sunday dry farm ed the ceremony for With best wishes. immediate .'T.i'.'.r and Mrs. Lyman Sreley next week or two or "before the of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sperry vitation to all children and mothers of the South Ward to attend a Earbnra Smart. family and friends. M. Sgt. Matt-'- i ' , Jr. f'alrolaian and Mr. Reed ground freezes. Hallowe'en costume party Tiiedav 'news has just returned from the ( V Also cooperate with this '"rld- were Salt Lake City visit-- 1 TI 4 M. the P. in side at of South the October Southwest the other Pacific o Aiea where he farm of dui the the week. rye" program irig ding A world word was recently received has been for the past i.'!) months in! vr H. V. Vorgason by moving fence rows, rocks and ed tohuge Cinnamon Benr. estimat Ward Hall. welh at least 350 poupnds, The Ladies Democratic Study ' ('nm T-- S P.vron A. Howard, son of charge of Bombsite and pilot main-- i' M C ne Y Mi. other debris so that all Idle land, was and Mrs. Vict-- 1 r;. i':cn at home of In of Mrs. George R. Howard th" Pasture Fork (off Club met recently Nephi. lenance in New Guinea. He Joined c en of Salt Lake City lreljcTng roads, can be worked of Redkilled Chrisiison. fori Mahel he has just the Army Bvrnn stated that 23 1911:). He;'. 'i l Creek) by Ray Painter last Mrs. Subject a few days with next summer to estroy rye from Bishop was the state and nation- - landed nt a new station In Austrnl-a- l Is decorated with four stars, two i Mr-which much of our rye Infestation Sunday. In the deer huhting party c:,iyle Vorgnaon. Is In both he fine, of nnd which Asiatic thtatre ribbons for cam-- ; H. nnd likes the ritv I'.he f.il owing club members and parties, in wheat farms comes from. platforms tangled with the bear were Howard Painter, Ray Painter and wis led by Mr. Pnscilla W. Niel- - ftp na(i rnet nnd talked to Gordon pnigns; four oak leaf clusters for t' i, enjoyed a hot dinner son. their brother In law, Roy Naef. Sample ballots were gienTfobhs (son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd irrlivldual unit citations. S att (lie h.me of out to better acquaint each wilh HVvhs) just before writinsr the let The l ide is a graduate of Juab Mr.i.,,l,iy and Mrs. Elmer Holman: Mr. The members of the North ward Guests at the home of Mr. and the tickets. Refreshments were ser- for nn stated that he was fine, seliool and Hencgar's business n" Mis. Abe Mr. and Primary Bluebird class hiked Ar-le-to Mrs. Henry Painter thla week ved to 30 ladie-- present. The next nnd It surely was a pleasure ot see college. Aflrr leaving Salt Lake Mrs-- Clarence Madsen, Mower, Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Painter mfetinjf Is to be held at Ilha 13. him. the plaster mine la.it Saturday. she rcrided in Richmond. Washing M; Bin'cil Collard, Mr. and Mrs. Pay, Nancy McPherson, Joan and two children of Ogden. Parkes home. Bvrnn reports that It Is just ton where she was employed S l Bi.:ie Mr. and Mrs. Clarn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rice of perry, Lucille Tolley, Marjorle In and mortas the Australia, Roy Naef and son Donald of DuPont coming spring hy company. ence Oldrojd Mr. and Mrs. Olof Bowie and Mrs. Fabian Garrett Os;den visited during the week end that wp would he having ioe uiv spent several days this week Mrs. Li.ie Oldrovd, Mrs. pieseiu at t,anta M'.ti. oi- bad a food time. Bluebrid credits at th bant oi Us. tad Kit Loyw at th horn of Mr. and Mrs. Henry snow here any day. lea where he is awaiting further Bid. and Mrs. Vera will be given to the girls who weat. Rie. . Pai v,n S. Funeral services will be conucted 'Junday at 3:30 P. M. at the North i i f" ' strung Sii K'lepituiir- wire in 27 da... to line troops during tin hive the Aino HiH r on Ihe Fifth i' -- i voi : i U i ' e-- ad-ve- ed i . Local News ..... Ladies Club News of Nephi . ''..o' 7," cross-countr- FFA Youth Buy Livestock . Mona Soldier Local and Killed In Action Social News In France hi-ii- ' '"'-i'""- 1 i tt-- e en-th- to-d- oii,-.h- V,.' f Church News u' ti T..,. . 'iZl Mh- semi-monthl- y fr r- t', i 3U-3- V-1- rfi-ui- i eii-.K- .r. J- o our Number 43 News Column Reported WITH THE FIFTH Missing 91st Infantry i.::s set 11 ALY - 1944 26, Explains Ruling Service Men's Rulon Cow an Jacobsen f U ftli.Hr to um Volume 35 ' : i .' Fountain Green Marriages ... i 1, , i i I ( F-o- ti l;-- i r- f.-- dUc-i's'ii- . i cw-ni- h'-s- I j Mi-ai- Olt-de- , , Li-ti- rogram iiliaui A. C. Bryan. 95, Nephl'i a ni.in, was the honored at impressive ceremonies in vilt. City Tuesday when the i Ird anniversary of the linking of cit-,e- -- the 'l'r inscontinental Telegraph ones at li.'i South Main, Salt Lake City. Mi Bryan tapped out a message ocer the Western Union Wires direct to the New York offices of !l.e company. Immediately after which was originally the sent by Brigham Young on the completion of the linking of the wires, the New York office replied over the wires "Great Stuff, received perfectly. W. H. War, superintendent of the Salt Lake office of ciiern Union slated after the program that the code sent by Mr. Bryan was absolutely perfect. Tlie following excerts were taken from the final edition of Tueswho day of the Deseret News, wei e sponsors of Mr. Bryan's trip in connection to Salt Lake City wiln Hotel Utah: "Under the direction of the Utah Council, American Pioneer Landmarks association, the spot was dedicated by President George Albert Smith of the Council of the Twelve. "But it remained for William A. C. Bryan, now in his 96th year, and personal telegrapher for Bigliam Young on his trips to Utah's southern stakes, to steal the show. Mr. Bryan sent the same which Brigham message today Young sent to President Abraham Lincoln 83 years ago, to A. N. Western Williams, president of Union. The message which Mr. Bryan sent to New York read: "Utah has not seceded but Is firm for the Constitution and the laws ol cur once-happ- y country, is warmly interested in such successful enterprises as the one so far completed. Brigham Young." During Tuesday morning Mr. Bi yj.n wss the guest- at the Utah hotel, where he was greeted by Guy Toombs, Executive Manager, and .met numerous.. other, people who wanted to "shake his hand". A great many former Nephi people and relatives of Nephi people greeted him both in the hotel and on the street before and after the program. Mr. Bryan also met George Al bert Smith in the Church Office ouilding and Apostle Mark E. Pet erson at the Deseret News editorial offices Apostle Peterson explained '.he teletypt and wire photo machines to the aged telegrapher and was photographed with him. Photograhs of the program and ethers taken of Mr. Bryan were to have been received by The Tirres-New- s for reproduction In this issue, but evidently missed the mail in Salt Lake City. They will be published next week, and the also be on display pictures will window as in The Times-New- s s on as they are received. The by pictures are being furnished The Deseret News. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were to Salt Lake City by Mr. rnd Mrs. Roy E. Gibson of Times-NewMr. Gibson ia alThe so Iieserel News corespondent and r.ie.-.sag- - s. Social News The following item i sbeing reprinted from the Winnslioro South The Carolina News and Herald. item is self explanatory: Succeeding Elder and Mrs. Chas. Gilbert as President of the Winns-bor- o Branch of the Mormon church are Elder and Mrs. T. W. Vickers who come from Nephi Utah as that pay their own expenses as is Ihe rule of the Church. Elder and Mrs. Vickers have devoted their lives to duties in the church. Elder Vickers spent thee yeas In Germany as a missionary from 1S97 to 1900. Upon returning he resume his duties in the rhurch being appointed Senior prcsoident of the Seventy-firs- t Quorum of Seventies which office he held for 20 years. He was also stake missionary for seven years preceeding bis call to this mission as a missionary. He received his education at Brigham Young University also the Utah State Agricultural College and was a school teacher In Utah nnd Idaho for twelve years. Elder Vickers served as County Clerk for secen years and as superintendent of schools for four years. Ms. Vickers has also been an active rilizen of her town as well as a great church worker. Sh served as County Recorder and Deputy Clerk for several years before her mariage. She 1s an ex perienced drama director and has done a geat deal of work in the Relief Society and M. I. A. Along with their other work, they ere independent farmers In Nephi. Representatives of the United States Employment Service will be in Nephi Monday to meet with hte Selective Service Board with re gard to getting farmers, whose seasonable work has been complete 1, into essential winter war work. Farmers interested may contact the rf"presentative between 1:30 and 4:.TO at the Selective Srvlc offlc. |