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Show 27, THE BEAVER PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER NEWS ABOUT TOWN . . Short and Interesting Remember October 31 and November 1, are your last chanc8 to register for the November election, if you have not yet done so. Just two more days to register, October 31 and November 1. Don't miss one of them if you are not Hunters Requested To Report Killing Tagged Deer Republican Nominee Jeep Mounted -- n For Judge of The GIs Rip Enemy Fifth District Brooklyn Cavalryman Says We Pickled Them Krauts' In Race Through France. We Have No More Safety Deposit WITH AMERICAN CAVALRY, SOUTHEAST OF NANCY, FRANCE. Mechanized American cavalry- h Of men, largely from Brooklyn, the yet registered. Bronx and New Jersey, described a lull in "kraut picking" how During the past five years ap- duringwiped out a German armored The speakers at the West Ward 120 fawns have been they e Sunday services were Stake Mis- proximately column of SS troops with Indian-stylU. S. Forest Service with tagged Yard-ley sionaries Kent Morgan, Roy tactics. and Albert Moves. Each gave deer tags on the Fishlake and This cavalry outfit has been in Manti National Forests. The tags interesting talks. contact with the Gercontinuous are numbered and bear the in 39 mans for days, and sometimes Mrs. Garceta Hollis and Mrs. scription: "Notify the U. S. For- has been 40 to 50 miles ahead of the La Prele Lewis of Milford, spent est Service." Forest Service per main body of troops, even inridMonday in town picking apples. sonnel, sheepherders, range cluding the armored columns. ers and others have tagged the While here they were (guests of Instead of horses they are using young fawns during the fawning their mother, Mrs. Hattle with machine guns for adjeeps season principally during June work. At the moment the vanced and July. Records are kep.. in in this patrol were talking, youths A Halloween party will bo giv- the files at Ephraim and Richfield jeeps were racing around in the en in the West Ward Amusement as to where each fawn was tagged, woods a few miles away, being used Tiger Hall Tuesday, October 31 by the the date it was tagiged, and the as bait to lure several n M. I. A. officers and teachers. It person's name who did the tagtanks out of the forest where they could be engaged by the heavier will be one evening of fun to ging. It is hoped that additional in- units. which everyone is invited. formation may be obtained re'We Worship That Mug." Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Gale garding the movements of deer, , While most of the youths in this and Mrs. Richard Thomas went dental development as correlated part of the cavalry detachment are to Pioche Thursday morning to with age, longlivity and percent- from the metropolitan East, they leare led by a "foreigner," young attend the funeral of thir aunt, age of deer produced that are Mrs. Craw, returning the same gally bagged by the hunters. Any Lieut. Marvin Heuffner of Racine, hunter killing a tagged deer is Wis. day. "And you can put it right down aski,d to report this information to soon nearest as now officer that we worship that mug like forest the reMr. and Mrs. Stan Oakden as a also would It be apgod," burst out Sgt. Joseph Garo possible. ceived word Sunday of the arrival of would Raritan, N. J. "He just sits up if the hunter preciated of their first grandchild, a baby at the head, smoking a cigathere save and the deer head the boy, born to Sp. Sgt. and Mrs. weigh shells fly around, while rette Charles S. Oakden, Oct. 20th, in so that it can be turned into the if for study purposes. paying no more attention than Forest Service Portland, Oregon. they were bees." The patrol had just come into the Jersey heifers for sale or trade Miss Lois White came in from rain-swewoods for a rest. But for spring pigs. Young Brothers Salt Lake City to spend the weekhad not the time to start a fire Burbank they Ranch, Milford, Route, end with her sister, Mrs. Carl before orders came sending them 2t. pd. Murdock and baby. She returned out again. Sunday to be ready for her school Not so many miles away lay the NOTICE work Monday morning. wrecks of German matangled I will not be responsible for any with scores of bodies of some chines, Kent and Aubra Morgan re- debt incurred by any one but myprize SS troops. t. turned to Los Angeles Tuesday self. Lew Banks. "We just pickled them krauts," after bagging their quota of deer declared Pvt. Al Barone of 7708 New In the annual hunt. Before leavMr. and Mrs. George Shell and Utrecht avenue, Brooklyn. ing, they reported having a grand four children of Santaquin, Utah, "We saw them coming and let are here for the deer hunt and time in the old home town. first motorcyclist go by." Serthe to visit their aunt, Mrs. Sam Garo said. "The motorcyclist geant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindsay her family. waved the column on and then we I , SERVICE is- availahl me igrti) "i .1,. A- compact sealed container protected by ourfi I MEW prooi, ' ; t two-wee- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dern Attorney Udell R. Jensen of a son Saturday, October Nephi, Republican nominee for Osborne 21, at the Iron County Hospital. Judge of this Judicial District Mother and babe doing nicely and has spent most of this week in Dern is sure proud of the "dear" canvassing the district and get that arrived the first day of the ting his political fences in repair open "deer" season. for the coining election. He 'has made two or three calls at The WANTED Press office. Note the official anTower sewing machine opera nouncement appearing in this is tors wanted. Good wages. Ex sue of The Press. eellent opportunity to train for after-wa- r jobs. Write Kathleen Albert Papkin of Los Angeles Quinn, Inc., Ogden, Utah. came up with the deer hunters to his old home town a visit. It Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams pay has been twenty-on- e years since of St. George came up to attend Albert left Weaver. He is now the funeral of Lt. Phillip J. Bar married and has a fine daughter, ton. They are en route to Salt are settled in Los An Lake City and will be accompan and they and has a profitable busi ied by Miss Winnifred Smith and geles, ness. While his California friends Martha Beaumont. Mrs. Williams were enjoying the deer bunt he will celebrate her birthday in Salt his time calling on his old spent Iake with her children. schoolmates and friends. While here he was the guest of his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Lorln Thompson and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. and two bohs, Jay and Phil, of Cline. He left for home WednesEureka, returned to their home day afternoon. Thursday after visiting with relatives and friends in Beaver and Mr. HH'M) PKOPICItTY Minersville the past week. Thompson was one of the lucky On the 15th of September hunters and has taken his deer Prin. Horace H. day Hose and others home with him. were en route to Salt Lake City to attend a meeting. Alout two Mr. Fred Lebery, chairman of miles this side of l.cvan he picked the paper salvage drive, of Los up two new blankets, one a khaki Angeles, called at the salvage of- olor with "D. H. Wright" print fice to see Mrs. Goodwin Tuesday. ed on it in white letters. Besides Ho congratulated the people of the blankets there were several Beaver on the splendid display of pieces of clothing and two towels, paper that they have salvaged These articles and blankets came ready for shipment to the railroad. out of a box with a label bearing He report that the people of his the name of Emil Nowers. Beasection have shipped several car ver, Utah. loads already, and are still Mr. Hose tried to locate peace officers at Lavan and again at Is'e- phi, but was unable to do so. and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Patterson so brought the articles home. Mr. two daughters and Mrs. Charles Nowers thought he could help tlnd Carlow of Pacoina, Cal., arrived the owner, but to date no trace in Beaver Tuesday to spend a has been found of the loser. If Mr. and Mrs. this item should be seen by the vacation. Patterson and their two daughters owner he can recover his property are the guests of their parents, by seeing Prln. Rose and proving Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and property, and paying $1.00 for Mrs. this publicity. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Low. Charles Carlow, former Lorna Gillies, is with her sister, Mrs. Zona Make your wants known thru Myers and family. the columns of The Press. If you have something to sell or exchange Subscribe for The Beaver Press. let the other fellow know about it. - two-wee- sate-keepi- 7 J Pat-erso- n, They Said He Couldn't Do valuable JENSEN R. UDELL I n Pay The Convenient Way A checking account here is valuable in many ways. You always have a complete record of expenditures, you are protected against loss or theft of cash, and you can pay your bills by mail. Iin joy this convenience now! Your account is invited by this friendly bank. n :."V,- - vdun, mr me u at the nominal sum of $1.00 per year, which afford 'ample protection. Drop in and let us demonstrate it Udell 11. Jensen, a resident of six Nephi, Juab county, for over a successful has enjoyed years, of this practice of law in the courts state for 15 years. Ancestors of Mr. Jensen were sturdy San Pete oounty, Utah, pioneers. They believed in education. He followed their lead and in 1929 was graduated from the U. of U. with LLB and BS degrees, after working his way through school. The former Mary G rover of Nephi. Utah, is his wife. He has four children; and enjoys his family. They love and respect him. Service in legal, civic and church fields has been and is his life. He is an active member of the American Bar and the Utah State Bar Associations. He is City Attorney of Nephi, Utah; and has served as County Attorney of Sanpete county, City Attorney of Ephraim. Fountain Green, and Moroni, Utah. He is active in Nephi Kiwanis Club. He has served as President of Snow College Alumni Assn., let fly." "I chased the 'cyclist in my jeep and President of Ephraim's Lion He has served as Scout and got him. Club. with a machine-guout knocked car our armored Then Master Scout Commissioner, the first vehicle, tying up the whole Ward Y.M.I.A. President, Stake Y. M.M.I. A. President. column." He likes people, and is pleased Corp. Joseph Ferraro of 2526 Valto said: York New help with their problems. By entine avenue. City, "Wc opened up on one side of the temperment and training he is German column and then the as- well qualified for the office of Dissault guns knocked out the rear ve- trict Judge. He accepted the nomhicles, working methodically up to ination of representative citizens of Southern Utah; and appreciates the front." What Germans were left fled into the favorable support they are givthe nearby woods. ing him. He believes in fair, impartial, The armored column circled the wood at high speed, firing on the and speedy administration of jusGermans like Indians in Custer's tice; and if elected to the office of last stand. The tactics- proved good, District Judge he will devote his for American casualties were one time to an efficient administration killed, against the killing and cap- of justice. Paid advertiscement turing of nearly 200 Germans. by the Beaver County Republican Not all the actions the Cavalry Central Committee. was engaged in were like that, however, as the group in the armored CARD OF THANKS car found out in this heavily conWe wish to express our hearttested area the other day. Their car was .bracketed by shells felt thanks and appreciation for and several were wounded. The the sympathy and assistance extended at the sudden death of our driver, Corp. Casper Halot of Also to those N J., was hit in one leg, son and brother. but he stayed at the wheel and tried who contributed to the impressive to get the armored car back to services and for the beautiful safety by driving through a town. floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffith and But, a house was blown in ahead of them and blocked the roadway. The Family. crew had to scatter. Corp. Bernard Glassman of 56 Wilson street, Send The Press to absent Brooklyn, carried his wounded comand friends. They will aptown under fire panion through the news from home. preciate until they were picked up by a jeep. Tit, BEAVER CITY It BRANCH OF MILFORD STATE BANK MEMUKK KKDKItAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COKPORAUO' REPORT OF CONDITION Of the Milford State Bank of Milford, and Its Beaver tfrancn 01 weaver, m tne atate ot Utah THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS AT -- . r , - I Loans and discounts (including $1,986.90 overdrafts) J48jJ uiniea maies uuteiuuran uungauuiis, uieici ana guaranteed 51 Obligations of States and political subdivisions Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and casu items in process or collection.... Bank premises owned S,AiA.Zi, furniture and fix tures, $1,227.84 TOTAL ASSETS 12. 13. 14. 3 54 f 1,454, LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and . i no; corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor porations Deposits of United States Government (including 3SS,i 15. 1C. 18. 19. 23. 24. 3",j postal savings 94.1 Deposits of States and political subdivisions Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.).... li,s; TOTAL DEPOSITS $1,345. 682.47 Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated 9 1,346,3' obligations shown below) CAPITA L ACCOUNTS 25. Capital 26. Surplus 27. Undivided profits 28. Reserves (and retirement 31,' .? I",!' account for preferred ital) 29. 31. cap16,: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I 10T.H TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNT $1,451.:! This bank's capital consists of $6,300.00 of capital debentures; and common stock with total par value of 31. MEMORANDA Pledged assets (and securities loaned) book value: guaranand (a) U. S. 1.Government direct obligations, ..... , . . . . ...3 ieeu, meagea 10 secure deposits and otner naou-itie- s notes - . . TOTAL (e) J15S, $15 State of Utah, County of Beaver: J. O. Smith, beine first diilv swnrn according to laWi and says, that he is Cashier of the above named bank andtH . rti"fort 1 hnvti iirwl ..u F.,.ni. .cfcuuifc leiiuii contains a ..11 irue aim ment of the condition of the said bank atlull, the close of business:' 27th day of September. 1944 i. t"" a, Subscribed and sworn to before me XT this 9th ' SMITH J. C. day of October MntarV-Pnt- e eil Residing at Milford, Utah. My commissws September 1. 194 r. Correct Attest: Harold Cline, Sam Cline and George K' (heal) Directors. State of Utah. Office of Bank Commission- erI. Ruion V. Staiiey. Bank Commissioner of the State'1 do nerehv certit'v that ihu fn. o r rt rr la a tfiia ail1 nnrrect copy statement of the above named company, filed in my office on lo. 1944. RULON F. STARLM. Dank Comnw f M BONDS mm 0 Check - j: Cut f JH II fo ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1944I mtft if W nf rjurgiar-suu- 20-m- of California are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor Littlefleld their daughters, Marion Robinson and Mildred Yardley and their and two children of Pioche, Nev., families. While here Mr. Lindsay came over to enjoy the deer hunt. While here they are with their is out taking in the deer hunt. mother, Mrs. Sam Littlefleld. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton reMrs. Thomas Jessup and baby turned home to Salt Lake City Thursday, after participating for of Pioche are here visiting their a week in the deer hunt. Mr. parents and grandparents, Mr. Hamilton was one of the unlucky and Mrs. Frank Jessup at Adams-vill- e hunters and went home without and other relatives. his deer. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carter of Mrs. Carl Murdock and little San Diego, Cal., are here enjoyvacation with daughter of California arrived in ing a Beaver last week to spend a short their sister, Mrs. Mae Atkin and time visiting Mrs. Murdock's par family, and at Minersville with ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis other relatives and friends. They White. Mrs. Murdock was Joseph expect to return to their home in ine White before her marriage. California next Sunday. i your precious War Bonds and other a Boxe But to Rent A 58-to- 43-4- If . f The Record 1. Get 2. To 3. 4. 5. Utah out of debt. Reduce Taxes Increase aid to needy Raise teachers' salaries Lower property taxes 6. A square deal for labor 7. Aid to industry 1. Utah Is out of debt for the first time in history. 2. No general fund levy for three years 3. Increase of 41 per cent in four years 4. $3,290,000 added in the last biennium 5. State property tax reduced 59 per cent in four years 6. Occupational disease - and others 7. $600,000,000 in new industries, 200 in pay rolls Vote Democratic Straight MAW! j,zr": 1 lie Mo, ttL,nH 1 e rr o . down j.. ll,rrca Wean' Si back b.y T ' com-pensati- THArS KEEPING PROMISES! EE-ELEC- - s 't r Tit. . In t!li3 Nayy flier ?ne of the 1" s int. the Ses 1T10dern. fast- - Action on in toucn - oou-- dlerused wi- .Vm n-- 3T bond More out the Bonds mean morePurthse3. and better equip- - clearing these phones, bought SarIyKWP ft' W.r B0nd3 you lena your reasury Department Vdv-tti- in Tll( IJuaver 1rifjg forces would soon t - --fcr $t j mass una easj nese. Buy nexi fjSfW |