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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 hntlook GARLAND Mrs. Geo. A. Justifies By Bus Safely Award Winner Says Deal (fete Participation Fair In New York The Garland Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. T. VV. Innes Thursday afternoon in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Innes. Lunchin eon was served to twelve ladies. Mrs. Grace Haws, Mrs. Harold persson and Opinion Governor and filing people to the 1939 Voices cfcalen In 21 years of bus driving, covering 1,850.000 miles, Interstate Driver Haselwood never has bad an accident. Near cf Pin-gre- mar-..nt- h watch. better. Arlo Nielsen, Frank Hall, Howard Shurtz, Sara Shumway, Von Wassom total investment of more than and Max Beal, students of the U. S. lm 000 000 by the Fair Corporation and A. C, spent the weekend at their re population centre of New York al and City of buildings and roads, dredging, planting and land-Ljtare already under way. based Constnic'ion oa cading, which calls for comple-Z- n operations before to allow four months for January 1, 1939, Installation of exjnal decorations and hibits preparatory to the opening of the a schedule of all construction Tib April 30. fhe opening date commemorates the Inmguration, on April 30, 1789, of George on as the first President of the jailed States. area, and near an In the government fcposing federal hall to be erected by the Fair lie United States Government, Washington provide a "Hall of States" in which of each state Ha significant contributions g laying the foundations for the better forld of Tomorrow can be proudly dismayed, says Mr. Whalen. rl letter supplements an Invitation to participate in the Fair extended to the fovernors on November 30 by Governor Herbert H. Lehman of the host state of His Sew York. Governor Lehman pointed the State of New York has already appropriated, to date, $2,130,000 of to commencement of construction Bt that service roads, bridges, and Jwlevards, other basic improvements the will make at the exposition site or certain Sate The New York legislat1936 passed an act air irag.tne New xorK worm s mnssinn "nf 18 mpmhers and nrovid- irfands in aid of this body's prepara-flo- a of plans for a state building and exhibit and for active state participation Hi approaches. ure, further, during a the Fair. ; ACCESSORY HINT that inevitable first that catches you with a tew frock and only last year's left-wwhite shoes and bag to wear wita it. Don't worry. Precede roar shoe shopping by buying some rtlte polish that's guaranteed not rub off. Grandest thing ever to Bispletely disguise old white bathers. Equa'iy splendid for Inping new accessories in the Ton know tot iay ei to tain of condition. Alfalfa is native of western Asia, toe it has been cultivated last 2500 years. for at r non-accide- nt .v.'ly,.. ' . Siniiimh PAYING TAXES ' in Logan Sunday afternoon given by Miss Twilla Meldrum. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Chambers were Ogden visitors Friday! Mrs. J. L. Moore of Ogden is a guest this week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Chambers. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Chambers are sisters. Bishop and Mrs. Mark Nichols were host and hostess to a few guests at their home Monday evening after the forurn. Some sixty Seminary students ac- companied by their teacher, Alma j; I j King spent Saturday at the Logan Temple. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Anderson and daughter, Margaret, and Miss d Marie Anderson of Brigham City with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Joun-so- n and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson Sunday. j Australia's sulphur output is i in- Building construction in the Philippines is nearly double that of 1935. Garages in Louisville are still dolng thriving business, driving mud out of cylinders . . . New Jersey dealers said to have fewer used cars than dealers of any other state . . . Verne FORD sells STUDEBAKERS at AUBURN, Calif. . . . State of Washington seems likely to adopt last year compulsory Inspection the U. S. registered 3,404,497 new cars . . . trucks set all time record with 611,647 new units registered . . . E. L. Cord has been chairman of board, Auburn . . . Ford of England adds 100,000 sq. ft to plant , , . New Jersey legislators have plan for diverting $8,000,000 motor taxes this year, unless somebody heads them off . , . Studebaker celebrated its 85th birthday this month . . . coronation colors crown pearl, English scarlet, royal crimson, knight's blue, regal purple among them will be popular car colors this spring . . . wives and husbands at home are worst sufferers In Detroit but the strikers said that even sitting down gets to be work after awhile . . . and pretty silly, too. -. ... ... "sit-dow- Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Meldrum and children went to Logan Sunday to a violin recital given by their daughter, Twila, at the Blue Bird. The house was packed to capacity and it was suggested then that she repeat her performance at home. She will play next Sunday, May 2, at 4 o'clock at Tremonton L. D. S. church. Her accompanist Is Miss Marie Ericksen of Beaver Dam. The public is Invited. ADAM'S DRUG STORE Adam Brenkman, Prop. tf JKISV. llllfel SPOTLIGHi SURE DEATH TO ALL CRAWLING INSECTS Kills Fleas, Lice, Mites, Ants, Roa'ches, Waterbugs, Vermin Harmless to human beings and Domestic Animals - Tremonton, Utah ... through blasting cold .. . acrots high mountains . . . across level p,aIn$ ' ' thls Chevro,e, half-to- n truck rolled up through blazing heat VffcTO THE DERRITOX creasing steadily. if Dfc. The New Insect Powder 4s-ite- '"1 ' Vv REDUCE TAXES BY Mark nt His work has won national recognition even before this contest, and his driving practices considered a model. Haselwood's customary run is from Cheyenne, Wyo., where he lives, to North Platte, Nebr., a distance of 219 miles. Forty-fouyears old, he intends to continue driving buses for a long time, and he is certain he can maintain his record by application of the principle he coined, "Drive like the other guy was crazy". world have world ore we building? What a world can we build?" With Serai improvements, it will repre-7- . spective homes here. Mrs. Floyd Nelson and small daugh ter, Karen, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Woffinden. Miss Beth Innes of Salt Lake City spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Innes. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hodges spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillywhite. Rulon Manning made a trip to the southern part of the state Saturday, as far as Bicknell accompanied by Dr. J. R. Mahoney of Salt Lake City and Senator J. W. Thornton of Provo Meetings were held in the interest of U. E. A. in Ephraim, Richfield and Bicknell. A social, honoring Mrs. Lewis O. Johnson, retiring secretary of the Garland Relief Society, was held following the regular program Tuesday afternoon. Tributes were paid to Mrs. Johnson by Mrs. J. W. Garrett and Mrs. Harold Castleton who mentioned as special characteristics, her efficiency and dependability in her many years of service. Mrs. Johnson was presented with a beautiful gift and delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Verna Hansen of Los Angeles is a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Capener, this week Mrs. Rebecca Hughes of Menden, mother of Mrs. George B. Hughes and Mrs. Margaret Jensen, and Mrs. Howard Call of Brigham City, and Claude Jensen of Salt Lake City were guests at the Hughes home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Edell, of Malad, were guests on Saturday night at the George B. Hughes home. Mrs. E. J. Holmgren accompanied her sons, Douglas and J., to Logan Sunday where she visited with her folks for awhile. Arthur Welling attended a regional convention of Seminary teachers at Logan Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Welling spent Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City with her niece, Miss Margaret Tanner, who is a patient in the Holy Cross Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirkham attended a violin recital at the Blue Bird e one-ma- S S5 hViov'ernmental, Industrial and other anticipants. The Fair site park is a tract at the geographicf 121654 acres, almost 2,000.000-Mil- ELWOOD Fy Mrs. IL P. Rasmussen Mrs. Edith Lambert and Miss Ann Nebeker of the general board of the Primary association of Salt Lake City, was here to attend the conventions at Garland, and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hansen. Saturday evening a four course dinner by the hostess to their guests, Mrs. Hughes of Garland, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen was given. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Andersen and daughter, Betty Lee, went to Logan Monday to visit their daughter, Norma Gunnel and husband, Mr. Andersen, also attended to some business. Mrs. Ada Fridal and Mrs. Eva Hansen were Ogden visitors last Thursday. Mrs. Ira Andersen went to Logan Monday to visit her two daughters on Tuesday. She attended the temple excursion on Tuesday. Sixteen of the singing mothers of Elwood and V. L. Hansen and Pres. K. H. Fridal of Tremonton, give the program at the 9 o'clock meeting on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hansen and daughter, Lois, went to Honeyville on Sunday to visit their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hunsaker and children. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hunsaker of Logan, spent the weekend home. Miss Eva Adams and Mr. Holmes of the M. I. A. stake board, visited here Tuesday for the closing program and dance. This concludes the M. I. A. work for this season. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mortensen and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hansen went to Logan Tuesday evening to see the play, "Julius Ceasar" at the U. S. A. C. at Logan. His own traffic safety slogan, "Drive like the other guy wai crazy", supplementing his company's manual of safe driving rules, is the reason that Ernesl R. "Pop" Haselwood has won the "Nation's Safest Bus Driver" award, he declares. In 21 years of bus driving, the last eight of which have been with the Interstate Transit-Unio-n Pacific Stages lines, which operates through this territory, Haselwood has covered more thar 1,850,000 miles without causing the slightest accident. He began His unusual careei on his own n bus line ie the Pacific Northwest in 1916. The magazine. Bus Transportation, sponsored the contest, and awarded Haselwood a ULLLLZ Mil-Ia- Sd I Slogan Helps Veteran to No-Accide- Mrs. Art Felsted were special guests. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lillywhite were Salt Lake City visitors Monday. Exposition Mrs. Lewis Lillywhite and Mrs. n visited Peck with in relatives of VORK. (Special) -I- n a letter governors of 47 rtates. Brigham City Monday. of the New Mrs. P. C. Petterson and daughters iffin. President Fair 1939 Corporation. eJnrid's and Charline, and Miss Golda Mary l5rk that the commercial were Ogden visitors Saturday. Acord "'f international exposition are Mrs. York New in City George Hughes and daughter instruction that they alone Leola were Logan visitors Monday. ".ft and important e Justify the active participation of Miss Fay Nye and Mr. W. H. i in the nation. Salt Lake of week the spent 2&lUon persons from every walk end at the George City O. Nye home. Miss in the United from every state Melba Nye returned to Salt Lake City ? every country In the world. writes with them Sunday. .he Fair." attend to Mrs. C. L. Fry and Mrs. Victor Bott fffhalen. "The great American e of Brigham City and Miss Helen Manits tremendous consumer pur-tnower will be represented by of Salt Lake City spent Sunday Ssitors. They wiU comprise a true ning home of their parents, Mr. and at the Election of America." Mrs. D. E. Manning. World's Fair, according to Mr. David E. Manning, who is suffering JZL be a magnificent spectacle, instructive. It will StoS with a severe attack of pnuemonia at the questions: "What this writing, is reportd to be getting we built? What Pfrfa conse-poi- PAGE SEVEN Phone 134 - M amazing new records f And only 2 Interest instead of 8 to Redeem Property on, which Taxes are Delinquent lor the years 1928 to 1934, inclusive Save canto" mchlnow. tax., mm mm money W on I own or koTO w,r,itmT tt notic l936 tax PWT7B'! Book " Description "UAH (35B WW then buy Study this unequaled recordCHEVROLET TRUCKS - Location of Test . . 'Round the Nation Detroit to Detroit Distance Traveled 10,244.8 Miles 493.8 Gallons Gasoline Used Oil Consumed 7.5 Quarts 1 Water Used Quart Cost Gasoline $101.00 20.74 Miles per Gallon Gasoline Mileage 31.18 Miles per Hour Average Speed 328 Hours, 31 Minutes Running Time Cost per Vehicle Mile $.0098 1,365.9 Miies per Of. Average Oil Mileage Tht record hav Qt4 ConUtt by lh bn crtlflrf fflcUlly 'i A. A. A. crrtct. balng CwotI Uotun Sot Cffymrim, DETROIT. CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, Gmml Maun wmUdwm PUmmenMy pmymtnm , uttl JW fr. MICH. , Ham. Utah state tax commission Tremcnlon, Utah Phone 20 |
