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Show pag lax BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY; APRIL 2, 1936 FLOOD NEWS IN PICTURES held. I Miss Phrbna Jeppron is visiting indefinitely with her sister, Mrs. Chris 'Ke;ch of the life of Pioneer Jane Brough, was read. The lesson, "Early Industries of Utah," was given by Mrs. Ella Anderson. Musical numbers were furnished by Mrs. Dora Brough and Mrs. Judith Strand and Mrs. Jewel Steffen and Mrs. Strand. A number of people from J&TiZ, J " i TVH y I f TRAFFIC J AH IN TUB a, FLOOD RowboaU and the only means of tnuu- portatisn, give e thte floodedstreet a Veniee-ukappear- f r ...J' iv Beck. Bertha Landvatter spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gephart left William Landvatter. Sunday for a trip to California. Mrs. Grace Johnson assisted by Mrs. Clara Crocket was hostess to the D. U. P. Thursday afternoon. A In addition to the ward choir, special musical numbers were furnished by Orphus Johnson and Mrs.Erickson, Emma Gardner and Mrs. Royal Eccles. Accompanists were Maren Eccles, Mrs. Lottie D. Snow and Marie Erickson. The speakers were O. W. Snow Jr., Horace R. Barnard, C. J. Dewey, President Clarence E. Smith, President Fred G. Taylor, of the New York stake, and Bishop Marion G. Perry. Each of the speakers paid high tribute to the life and character of the deceased and many beautiful and consoling sentiments were expressed by the speakers. Mr. Germer, who was born in Deweyville and spent his entire life (65 years) there was intimately known by his friends and neighbors, all of whom could speak of him in highest terms. He has been a good and useful citizen and his name will linger in sweet remembrance among his friends and associates while time lasts, such were some of the sentiments and tributes paid the deceased. Interment was made in the Deweyville cemetary. ca-noe- ' ' jf, S 4ar . 8osaeluuuia flood peak of inches highest in feet 70 years. ' .t. Janice Lower of Brigham City visited during the week with Shirley Watland. I Mrs; Fred Gephart was hostess to L. Bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. H. White, Mrs, H. T. Woodward, Mrs. Frank Dalton and Mrs. Zina Nelson' were special guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Harry Drew and Mrs. Ben Winzeler. m . A w- - Tremon-to- n attended the genealogical pageant Lyle Holmgren, Jack Roundy and Delores Harris went to Denver Thurs. r.t Logan during the week. to attend Sigma Phi Epsilom fraterMrs. Celia Pierson visited with her nity convention. They returned Mon. .iother at Logan, Saturday night. Betty McClure of Salt Lake City is Mrs. Jewel Steffen entertained the visiting for several days with Mrs. n. B. bridge club Saturday at Fred's Ben Winzeler. rife. Special guests were Mrs. Ef-fi- e Glenn. Mrs. Elery Ballard. - Mrs. Wesley Landvatter, Wayne Fronk, Hazel Ransom, Mrs. Lulu Taylor and Lois Thompson, Margaret Kay and Hrs. Bertha Harris won prizes. Ruby Landvatter entered the shorthand contest at Provo Thursday and Joseph Stokes was surprised Mon Friday. iay evening by a group of friends from here. Six couples were present The Treble Clef club was enter:.:id a Chinese noodle supper was tained by Bobbie Beard on Wednesserved. day evening, March 25. The musical progarm was given by Marilyn NichMrs. Darrel Scothern and Mrs. ols, George Davis, Junior Walker, Francis Pierson visited Wednesday at Olive Renae Gety, Emma Rae AnderSalt Lake City. son, and Bobbie Beard. Following the program a club picture was taken of Floyd Stohl returned Sunday from Miss Burn's studio, an enlarged copy Michigan, where he has been for the being placed in the window of the past two weeks. He drove a new car Fishburn store. It was regretted that f home. mi three were absent. Delicious refresh- - " ... acaw 'mf?mf " 8ea. Through going milkmen face devastating floods to keep np supply for babies and the flood Trade in that Old Watch Simonsen Jewelry Store. marooned. After battling blizzards all winter, heroic . 'V J I 1 regions. Left, 5"-- v mLM ikA re RV " rare the acting of tki ki ! 2 !' i:- -. Pennsylvania The Ladies bridge club was held at the home of Helen Sandall, WednesThe afternoon was day, April 1st. spent in playing bridge, after which a delightful luncheon was served. The prizes were given to Mrs. Eva Green, high score, and Mrs. Violet Archibald, guest prize. Fourteen ladies were . present. JAMES CAONEY ANITA LOUISE HUGH HERBERT ONE THOUSAND ? YOU OLIVIA DE HA VILLA ND FRANK MeHUGH VUX SEE DICK POWELL JOE E. BROWN VERREE TEASDALE Mickey ROONEY Of ROSS IAN HUNTER Hobart CAVANAUGH JEAN MUIR ALEXANDER C" M2k. VICTOR JORY C-- i V MITCHELL ""a MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM ' Mu. by MENDELSSOHN. SHAKESPEARE ,Dlrati,i r M.a R.I.V.rill M M HAal.JLK.-HAl- Choose the very smartest you can to wear with your suit on Easter. Take it mannish - and unadulterated or sweeten it a bit with a nosegay of flowers. d, YOU'LL FIND ALL TYPES HERE AND ALL COLORS JUST UNPACKED - ISHBlMNl H MS 2 KLEENEX (200,s) Boxes 5 20tf SHAVING CREAM Fitches - large LUX TOILET SOAP 3 Bars ,100's T T ALL SEATS RESERVED ADMISSION 6 Ounces . : ... 13 IK 19 McKessons - Pint 59( 19 VELOUR POWDER PUFF Full Size 50 13tf VACUUM BOTTLES 980 r...; Large Cup 4 8 TOOTH BRUSH K-LOTI- M gr. (lOO's) CODUVEROIL 5 BABY TALC. Johnson & Johnson ri HOSPITAL ASPIRIN 25 HINKLE PILLS ONE SHOW IN THE EVENING Patrons Must Be At The t Always Comparable to the Large City Stores " OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES BABY NIPPLES Wide Mouth Hygia PrMcnlcJ Ijr Varner Bre. TREMONTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 9th One Day ONLY One Day Pay for Her CXXXX?TTTTTTTTTTTr3rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTY?TTT1 . n 9 The Values CITY DRUG CO. Are .aj Va.Di.XrU. LIBERTY THEATRE Is All a Smart Miss Sk. PRODUCTION OF By WILLIAM es SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER f"S Must Emergency relief expenditures in Utah, January through December 1935, amounted to $10,575,958, of which $8,267,073 were Federal funds or 78.2, $1,425,473 were state funds or 13.5, and $883,412 or 8.3 were local units of government funds. at the "A band remain in jail?" The verbatim reply to that question by more, than was:: "Until he rots 270 to death." 4 Shaltcapearean tnaateroieee would materi IN THE COMPANY During the past three years the Alimony Reform League of New York State has been sending questionnaires to seeking information on the sometimes troublesome question One of the questions of alimony. asked in the questionnaire was "How long would you like to have your hus- and San-for- tbe fame of ike play, die (lory of it muaic, ike splendor of ito apectecle. OUTSTANDING at the THIS ALIMONY PROBLEM 98c Plans for highway and grade crossing projects in Utah totaling $1,853,-00- 0 have been approved and on March 21, 1936, contracts had been awarded in the amount of $1,098,200, according to a report received by Allen T. state director for Utah for the National Emergency Council from the Bureau of Public Roadsi. Virtually every county in the state will be ben efited by" the program. aMft,notcwrttiy attraction. feat Iverson. $1.49 ments were later served by the mother of the host. Bobbie Beard again won the prize for the month, a ther atre ticket to the Liberty Theatre. The club will meet next month with Doris and LaRene Carter. No lew ikan bftecn major player, were cLowb (or it. claiaie rolea, to make lian Rohwer and four grand children of Brigham City, and a sister, Mrs. S. A. Older of Corinne. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M. E. church at Corinne, under the auspices of the Eastern Star chapter, with the Rev. E. M. Gordon as speaker. A double quartette from Tremonton, furnished the music. Mrs. Jewel Steffen and Mrs. Gladys Winchester sang, "Star of the East." Interment was in the Corinne ceme- tery under the direction of Shaw & po-- a New- - England milk craft. Above, I ready to sail a $ milk route in a Mm 3he oftard acraen Lil- J4 Uce help "dock" HIGHWAY, GRADE CROSSING PROJECTS TOTAL $1,853,000 IN UTAH tlx Star chapter. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ! distributor torn sailors in flooded i 'wiio appear in tkil production would alone maL. H MM Maye S. Shaw, wife of Chas. F. Shaw, of Corinne, died at a Brigham City hospital Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Shaw and her late husband, whoe died two years ago operated a grocery-storin Corinne over thirty years. Maye Skeels Shaw was bom Nov. 23, 1868, at Ottawa, Kansas, the eldest daughter of Daniel and Virginia Skeels. She was married to Chas. F. Shaw in Ogden on October 20, 1889. For many years Mrs. Shaw was superintendent of the M. E. Sunday school and oracle of the Royal Neighbors, was past matron of the Eastern , . the L. Mrs. Chas. F. Shaw er came to pay their final earthly tribute to this highly esteemed citizen. Banks of flowers were additional evidence of the esteem in which he was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simonsen and son, Gary, visited in Brigham City, Friday. Memory of Louis Ger-mIn Services Sun. Funeral services were held for Louis Germer, counsellor of the Deweyville ward bishopric, ' Sunday afternoon in the Deweyville ward cha-pe- L The services were under the of Bishop Marion G. Perry. The chapel was crowded to overflowing with friends and relatives who Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cummings left Mrs. Bill Powell visited at Ogden Sunday for a two week's vacation at Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Heea. California. of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ralabough The Treble Clef music club met Ogden, visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ghuman on their return from Malad. Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clifford Beard. Bob Beard received a prize for the best report on Reeder Elaine and Wilson Phyllis work. his club. H. O. D. entertained the S. Thelma fay at Miss Wilson's home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cooke have Harris, Vernell Peterson and Augusta to Ogden where Carl is employed. Drough won prizes. The Ladies M. I. A. chorus gave the entire program at the 3rd ward in Offden, Sunday evening. The chorus Ansang six numbers. Mrs. R. D. derson gave a musical reading, "The Happy Prince." Margaret Pack played a piano solo and Mrs. Con Steffen rendered a vocal solo. Many compliments were paid to the entertainers. Final Rites Held for Higrh Tributes Paid to 29? Prophylactic ; 390 SHOW OPENS AT 8:30 P. M. Theatre At 8:25 p. m. TICKETS ON SALE AT THEATRE NOW! - 50tf - 75 - $1.00 I (plus tax) PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS f Tremonton, FOUNTAIN SERVICE 6Litahz Mi hi-- |
