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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Thursday, September 23, 1943 Louis Brown, of Salt Lake City, briefly before returning to Roswell. was a guest of Louis Larson Tuesday New Mexico, where Sgt. Grover is and Wednesday. They spent some stationed. time in Logan Canyon. Fred and Eph Petersen and Mrs. Gus Larson returnedWednesday from Local Los Angeles, where they attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Dahlia Petersen Smith. Enroute home the bus caught on fire out in the desert Fifteen women from Northern but the driver was well equipped and put out the fire before damage was Box Elder county are among the done. ninety who began training in the Hospital and Recreation Corps at townsa of local number Quite Bushnell hospital last week. Twenty-fpeople went out to the western part our hours of instruction work of the county to gather pine nuts. Louis Larson spent the weekend in at the hospital in addition to attendance at fifteen lectures given Salt Lake City. by members of the hospital staff Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen visitunder the direction of the Ameried a specialist at the Salt Lake Clincan Red Cross are necessary beic, Friday, in the hopes of procuring uniforms and pins will be some relief for Mr. Hansen, who has fore awarded and the trainees are ready been troubled with sciatic rheumafor service. They will then belong tism for nearly a year. Doctors are so to the national organization of busy that he was unable to get an Gray Ladies. some until future date. appointment Those who volunteered from this There was 100 per cent attendance section are: Mesdames Colen Petof the ward M. I. A. officers at Leaderson, Ernest Cornwall, Earl Marership meeting in Garland Tuesday ble, Kleon Kerr, Jed Abbott, Harry evening. Drew, Reuben Baer, Quentin Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Grover D. R. Waldron, William Hansen, had as house guests for several days, Horace Peck, Ike Taylor, James Mr. and Mrs. Lea Canfield, of Fort Ransom, F. M. Christensen and Morgan, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miss Mary Robbing. Morton of Ogden, and Sgt. Durrell Upon completion of the training Grover and wife of Roswell, New period, the Gray Ladies will be reMexico. The Canfields motored from quired to serve at least 50 hours their home in Colorado to New Mex- i a year at the hospital, and it ia ico and brought their children, Sgt. the purpose of those from this and Mrs. Grover to Utah with them. district to put in a three hour They also visited relatives in Ogden. shift each week. Miss Lillian Wurzel, field direcOn Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette tor of the American Red Cross, is Grover, Mrs. Hazel Riser and sons, in charge of the work, and she Is Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grover and children of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul being assisted in teaching by Miss Morton of Ogden, together with the Jesse Scofield, Miss Lapreal Wight, Colonel Robert Hardaway and othhouse guests of the Grovers, enjoyed er members of the hospital staff. a pleasant social time in Logan canAmong the subjects already studyon. ied by the group in the first four, home The Canfields left for their lectures are: History and functions Grover and Durrell Mrs. Mr. Monday. of the Red Cross, Federal hospital, accompanied them and will visit introduction, and hospital ethics and nursing service. A lecture on psychology of the sick is also to be given. ! EAST GARLAND J Roy Oyler and Miss Gwen Oyler entertained at a shower Friday afternoon at the Relief Society rooms in compliment to Mrs. Lyle Johnson, formerly Helen Oyler. Over forty guests participated in the games and social time. The new bride was the recipient of many useful and lovely presents. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sorensen are announcing the arrival of a son, born Thursday night at the Budge hospital in Logan. Both mother and son are reported as doing nicely. Mrs. NOW! I , is the time for , 1 FURNACE I CLEANING B and 1 We Also Do f I SHEET METAL 1 I I WORK H Stove Pipes - Pumps 1 EWER PLUMBING & HEATING j Phone 126 Tremontom g Women Train For Hospital Work A ATTENTION TRUCKERS Keep out the cold. Use Insulation Board, just the thing to refinish small office or working rooms. Can be grooved to make attractive designs. Easy to install. Priced reasonable. Inquire at Farmers' Cash Un ion, (paid adv.) Anyone Interested In Hauling Coal Contact Mr. and Mrs. Reed Budge, of Logan, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Whitney in Poca-tell- o Valley. The two couples then enjoyed the weekend together at Logan and Ogden. Mr. Budge is now in the service and was home on furlough. F. M. CHRISTENSEN at City Drug J2 AM ft Do Your Part in the Nation's Voluntary Conservation Program The War Production Board has f Rear River Woman Reaches 83rd Birthday Open house will be held at the home of Mrs. Hansine Johnson, Sunday from 2 to 8 o'clock in honor of the 83rd birthday of this gT&nd old pioneer. Mrs. Johnson is the widow of the late Bishop C. C. Johnson. She is enjoying good health and will be pleased to see her many friends and relatives on Pa e Five Cox Elder Farmers Reiwrt Operations Twelve hundred and eighty farmers of Box Elder county have reported their farming operations for 1943 to the county committee, reports A. W. Bishop, Approximately three hundred still remain to be reported. claimed that essential war production requires the immediate conservation of manpower, communications, transportation, fuel, and critical materials such Mrs. Marion Woodward and son, Lynn, and Mrs. Hattie Iverson, of Ogden, were weekend guests at the Harry Woodward home. her natal day. The Johnsons are of the following sons ters: Henry, Melvin, Vernon Johnson, Mrs. and Mrs. Robert N. of Bear River City. the parents and daughAustin and Osey Jenson Gardner, all 4 BETH MORTENSEN TO LEAVE FOK NO. CAROLINA Miss Beth Mortensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Mortensen, of Elwood, has enlisted for service in the woman's division of the Marines. Miss Mortensen is the first girl from the valley to Join the organization. She plans to leave in the near future for a training camp in North Carolina. Miss Mortensen graduated from Bear River high school in 1939. In her senior year she served as For secretary of the student-bodthe past two years she has been employed by Keith O'Brien Company in Salt Lake as a beauty operator. Her brother, Jay Mortensen, is in the Army stationed somewhere in Alaska, f i y. IJzinsual Value! 'i&izm I) 8 Thatcher Family Has Five Sons In Armed Services Many different sections of the country have been honoring families having the largest number in the service. Bear River Valley has not been left without honor and is proud to announce that there are five sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alben Bergstrom of Thatcher in the service of our country. The youngest of the ifcre are Rulon and Rolan Bergstrom, 18, twin brothers, inducted into the army the same day. They are serving together in Camp Walters, Texas. The next is Boyd, 21, who is a Marine and is serving somewhere in the Pacific. Clyde, 24, is also a Marine and is serving in the same battle zone but not in the same group as his younger brother, Boyd. Roy, 26, is in the Medical Corps in a camp in Washington, Recent reports to their family and to the Bishop of their ward indicate they are enjoying the best of health. In behalf of our entire valley, the Tremonton Junior Chamber of Commerce wish to extend heartfelt congratulations and thanks of us all to this family for its splendid contribution to our war effort. This important news has been brought to light by the information being obtained by Mervin Holt, and other highlights found in his survey will be published. Much effort is being put forth to gather all the information obtainable about our service men so that the general public will know the ones from our valley that have gone out into the battle fronts of the world to fight our fight. ROSELEAF DIXKERWARE 53 PIECES $14.98 SERVICE FOR 8 Has the look and the feel of expensive china. A delicate floral pattern traces its way in soft, muted tones on each lovely piece. A set you'll take great joy in using and great pride in owning! Full service for eight. Reducing Our Stock We are offering: exceptional bargains in our dish and cooking utensil department. We will need additional space for other seasonable merchandise that is arriving . . . Here's an opportunity to buy quality merchandise at reduced prices. now. Glass Dip Pex SKILLET PERCOLATOR now priced at 1.19 " at now priced 7.95 OVENWARE and Miscellaneous COOKINK DISHES at ARCIIERY SETS at now priced wi 3.95 Biff Savings Before you plan to lath and plaster your rooms, why not come in and pee the advantage our Rock Lath offers. Can be installed by carpenter, and you don't have the cleanup to bother with. It serves as insulation, too. Farmers' Cash Union. (paid adv.) pro- In order to be eligible for payments on sugar beets and practices performed under the AAA program for 1943, reports must be made and signed in the office at the County Court House. 5l95 Answer to Your War 77 Time Battery Problem Invest in a Pcrnia-Lif- o and Mrs. L. G. Rose left Sunday for Payette, Idaho, where they plan to spend the week at their Gamble Store in the Idaho Mr. as copper and steel. This conservation can be accomplished by voluntary action of all citizens. ' s." L lf: 0 AMftlCAN.MADt ,V1 llM"""t tUIIII city. r The electric utility industry is coopervoluntary ating in a great nation-wid- e When The Lights Go On conservation program, informing its customers how they can do their part in speeding war production by Again All elimi- nating waste and unnecessary use of electricity. Electricity cannot be stored but it can be wasted. Thoughtfulness on your part will save our essential Over The World for war requirements. j save it, There's plenty of electricity-t- ut to save what makes it! Subscription yipoolonc DcLuxo or mal peace time operations can be resumed. TELEGRAM "all-out- " FcafurcN: 1. Gear-Gri- p Tread for sure- footed control on wet, 8lippery pavement. Gum Dipped 2. 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