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Show peat m JH r m TREMONTON CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1944 VOLUME XX NUMBER SIX ANNOUNCEMENT Lyle Knudsen Freed Borgstroms To Receive ! Mil II From Japs After Two and Half Years On November 1, the regional P. T. A convention will be held in Logan at the L. D. S. Institute on the U. S. A. C. campus. There Mac ARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS, Leyte, Oct 23 Pvt Lyle will be two meetings, one at 2 Kundsen, son of Mrs. Nellie o'clock and one at 7:30. Depart25G2 Van Buren Ave., ment work will be in the afterMaw Knudson, Rich. Cel. Governor George Albert Smith, Ogden, is among 83 American of- noon. ALLEN BOY TO To Be Speakers at Special Services Sunday All officers and interested par ficers aid men rescued from the HAVE OPERATION Japanese several weeks ago after ents and teachers are invited to Mrs. W. A. Allen took her son, ri imprisonment, and is now attend. The Good Citizen's medal of the U. S. Government, Jay, to a Salt Lake hospital this safeyears in an Australian hospital, acawarded through the Sons of the American Revolution, will week, where he will have an eye cording to an announcement MonAlben Borgstrom family, of Tliatcher, operation. kg presented to the day by Gen. MacArthur's headRiver L. D. S. Good Citizenship Award ! I Sunday afternoon in ceremonies at the Bear Stake Tabernacle at Garland. The ceremonies, scheduled for 2 I o'clock, Sunday afternoon, will honor all Box Elder county I vouths' who have given thleir lives in the service of their ! have been reported miss- g0Untry in this war, and those who ins in action. The parents or wives of all Box J Elder youths who have lost their Schools To Open ! lives in the armed services and Monday Morning those who are missing in action are i invited to attend the I All schools and all grades in the meeting Sunday, W. Vosco Call, in of arrangements for the county who are now on Harvest charge 1 vacation will resume regular work program, said today. i 1 Dignitaries Here William Buckley, Chaplain Gen-ferof the S. A. R.; Dr. Curtis, utah state S. A. R. president, Pay--5 son; Colonel H. Arnold Rich, U. S. lArmy, Salt Lake City; Senator Geo. : Ferry Jenkins, of Wyoming; Albert Smith and Governor Herbert B. Maw all will appear on the program, and pay honor to Box Elder county's heroic dead. Principal addresses at the meetiJenng will be given by Senator Govand Smith, kins and Apostle ernor Maw will speak. The medal will be dedicated by Chaplain Buckley, and President Curtis will present it to the Borgstrom famI al ! ily. Give Four Sons on Monday morning, October 30th, at the usual hour, according to information sent out by the superintendent of the schools, Hervin Bunderson. Mr. Bunderson states that students are to be congratulated for the splendid cooperation that they have given in assisting with the harvest of farm crops. Schools will close again next Friday in order that teachers may be in attendance at the meetings of the Utah Education Association at Salt Lake City. Plea Made For Tin Cans and Fats Mr. and Mrs. Alben Borgstrom The women of Tremonton and recognihave received nation-wid- e tion and sympathy the past six vicinity have fallen down with the months when three of their sons tin can and waste fat salvage durhave been reported killed in action, ing recent weeks, according to and a fourth son reported missing Mrs. Joe Burgess, who is in charge in action in various threaters of of that collection. She urges all with the armed forces. E. Borgstrom, Clyde Borgstrom and Rolon D. Borgstrom all have been killed in action, and Rulon Borgstrom is missing in action. Following the loss of a fifth son, his four brothers, was released Boyd Borgstrom, from the U. S. Marine Corps and is now at home helping his father on the farm. ! Music on Sunday's .program, which is open to the public, will lie by the Orpheus chorus of Brig-haCity. Following the organ prelude by Mrs. F. ML Peck, the Colors wul be presented by the Garland post of the American Legion. The audience will sing the and "Star Spangled Banner," Clarence E. Smith, president of the Bear River Stake, will give the operation 1 LeRoy m Invocation. The Orpheus chorus will sing vUy Own America," and Dr. Curtis will be introduced by W. Vosco housewives to continue to return all tin cans and save all waste fats, as there is still urgent need past president of the Utah R. Dr. Curtis will introduce Colonel Rich The chorus then will Star Mothers News-Journa- NOTICE The Blue Star Mothers will hold their meeting Saturday at 3 o'clock in the Utah Power & Light auditorium. This meeting is very important and all members are urged to attend. Ruling are visiting this week at the A. L. Madsen home. Mrs. Michel is a niece of Mrs. Madsen. Mrs. Roy Mitchel and son, Davis On-Low-Gra- Meats Relaxed The anese ican were County Over The Top On War Fund According to information received from the county headquarters for the United War Fund, honors go to L. J. Cummings, chairman of the collection in the northern part of the county for his assist ance in putting the county up with revealed. the one hundred percenters. resia Pvt. Kmwtson, 24, former Mention was alsoi given CoL dent of Portage, Utah, was reportM. Hardaway, of Bushnell, Robert r ed missing with the fall of Correg-idowho directed the drive at the hos a and 7, 1942, May prisoner of the Japanese in June, 1943. He pital, according to Ross C. Bowen, enlisted in the Army Air Corps county chairman. in 1940 and was stationed at Clark Field in the Philippines at the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. His mother has had no direct word from her son since he had Announce men t is made of the been reported missing and was not aware of his rescue until. informed marriage of Miss Ruth Glauser and Newel li. Lilenquist, popular young by The Salt Lake Tribune, He has two brothers in the couple of Tremonton. The marriage armed forces, P. O. 2c FJdon took place, Wednesday, October 18 Knudsen, stationed in California, in the Logan Temple, with Presiand R 2c William O. Knudsen, dent El Ray Christiansen officiatstationed at Navy radio school, ing. A wedding supper was served at Jacksonville, Florida. the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glauser, at Logan, for members of both family groups, following the marriage. In the evening a large crowd of friends attended a wedding reception given at the Tenth Ward of Music lovers of the valley were Logan in honor of the couple. They thrilled Wednesday evening with received many lovely gifts. ThursThe bride and groom left the performance of Walter OlitzNorthki, member of the Metropolitan day for a honeymoon in the California. west and in They plan Opera Association, who kept them enthralled during the rendition of to make their home in Tremonton.as The bride has been working his program. Some of the best loved operatic a beauty operator in Tremonton the arias including one from Mozart's for the past five years, and Lilthe with associated is groom "Le Nozze de Figaro" and one from Verdi's "Don Carlos," in enquist Brothers Implement Co. which Mr. Olitzki demonstrated his vocal ability and expression, were part of the concert. He further pleased his audience by singing such well known and universally liked numbers as "Norte But the Lonely Heart." "Go Down Moses," and "Don Juan's Serenade." A public meeting will be sponAfter the completion of his out sored by the County Democratic lined program, the listeners con Committee Saturday night at 8 p. tinued to applaud the artist, who m. with Congressman Walter K. very generously returned to sing Granger as the principal speaker. again and again, each time ac The meeting will be held at the knowledging the fine accompani Oak Cafe in the Midland Hotel ment played by Irving Wasserman building. of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dewey are Darrell Earl spent the weekend spending a few days in Salt Lake in Ogden visiting with relatives. this weekend. Popular Couple Married In Logan Music Group Enjoys Singing Of Walter Olitzki PUBLIC TO HEAR W.K. GRANGER Butchers are now permitted to Dollar-and-ce- Honor Roll of Box Elder County KILLED IN ACTION d, CHAIRMAN MAKES REPORT The north end of Box Elder County has made some outstanding records in the collection of the United War Fund, according to L. J. Cummings, chairman. .James Roberts put Blue Creek over the top with $336. and Joe DeLong made a 60 per cent gain In the collection from Beaver Dam, Wheelon and Collinston, and in just a little more than 38 hours tima Other splendid records have been made by the following aids: Mrs. Eli Anderson, P.othwell, who turned in $274.80; Mrs. Thales Cannon, Deweyville, $213.36; Mrs. L. Petersen and Mrs. Perry Stanfill, Penrose, $142.61; Mrs, Leland Cape-n- o r, East Garland, $209.00; A. W. Thatcher. Borgstrom, $260.00; Mike Garn, Fielding, $523.00; Lee Neal, Stanrod. $24.00; and R. A. Lind, Lynn, $68.50. Among those who plan a surprise with their final returns is Art Michaelis of Garland, who has already collected $507.27. The Snowville district is not complete, but have to their credit $89.15. with Dan Hickman in charge there. H. C. Hansen in Elwood has turned in $481.80 and there is more coming, and Lawrence Carter at Park Valley has $81.00 contributed and expects more, and from Tre monton $1050.00 is given as an incomplete figure. Anyone who has not been con tacted for their contribution is urged to drop in at Penney Store and add his name to the list of contributors in this worthy cause. All workers are ursred to com plete their drive and endeavor to maintain last year's outstanding record. Notice To Beet Growers Rationed free sugar under order of the War Food Administration, as previously announced, will be distributed to beet growers Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Garland Sugar Factory from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sales are for cash at wholesale price, less processing tax. Growers must make signed statement of eligibility, accordding to rules. Signed, Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co December 1st Gift Mail Deadline December 1 is the deadline requested by the Post Office Department for mailing Christmas gifts inside the United States. Every citizen who is playing Santa Claus for loved ones and friends in other towns is urged to get that present in the mails py that date to assure proper delivery. The reason, say postal officials, is that Americans are expected t? mail domestically 25 per cent more gifts than a year ago and at a time when the post office has few-cemployees and less holiday help than ever before. In addition, the fact that more people have moved to d'fferent addresses to do war work Is expected to mean that the average distance traveled by each gift will be greater than before the war. w yell-train- LE ROY E. BORGSTROM CLYDE BORGSTROM ROLON D. BORGSTROM MISSING IN ACTION RULON BORGSTROM nt Mrs. A. L. Madsen, Miss Vlone Madsen and their house guest, Mrs. Roy Michel, and Mrs. Vincent Cod u forever bringing order Chlodo, with her son Don anda jnto life, and giving value to life. daughter Mary Ann enjoyed ile dopS not operate in a capricious weiner roast in Brigham canyon !naJmer, but He operates according Tuesday evening. thus He Is dependable. A i1",aWdin8: "Averse Is not necesMr. and Mrs. James Horsley, of fixe-1- , a finished unaland Beach, and Mrs. Mary Bingsarily terable universe. It may be a plas-,-c Long ham of Los Angeles, returned to provable universe. And California, Mnday, after visiting l "Ift-alaws of God when the past month in Soda Springs can Improve the and with Mm. Olena J. Homer H JWMy twod of man, Tremonton. f Attention Gold While on a tour of Box Elder County, J. Bracken Lee, Republican candidate for Governor, will be in Tremonton about 2:15 p. m. Friday. Mr. Lee will call on friends and party leaders while in this section. pre-rolle- A God of Law" en-dul- TO VISIT VALLEY Methodist Church FOR THE WEEK a show will be given on J. BRACKEN LEE ence of the customer," the board member said. "This relaxation in the general prohibition is being made as an added effort to assist in the moving of low grade meats which are now on the market in great abundance." ceiling prices have been established for all cuts of this type. Rib roast, rolled, will cost between 30 and 34 cents a pound, depending upon thhe type of store in which it is purchased. j TREMONTON A short loin, boneless roast will cost between 42 and 45 cents a I Willis C. Phelps, Minister pound. The change in the regulation Sunday School: 10 a. m. applies only to the three grades f Morning mentioned. All other grades must Worship: 11 a. m. frmon: "Christian Self Control." he rolled in the presence of the ! Evening must be customer, or if Worship: 7:30 p. m. Sermon; "Creating Living In a scWjrtjiUlityJ Chaotic World." I Our first church night supper Mrs. Barbara Burningham and program of the season will two children, of Salt Iake, were held on the evening of Friday, guests of her sister, Mrs. Mclvin November 3, 1944. Robbins last weekend. A THOUGHT season, Wednesday evening at the Liberty Theatre. The merchants and business men of the city will pay for ths show, Paul Lucas in "Address Unknown," as a reward if the boys and girls will not soap and wax the windows of the town as in the past. There is to be no vandalism or destruction this year and the custom of "Trick or Treat," will have to be passed up also, as housewives do not nave sugar to supply the wanted treats, and the business men are too busy to in this expensive giving. A new bar of soap will be the price of admission to the movie, and the soap will be given to soldiers in Uncle Sam's army. Arrangements for the show and request to boys and girls as Well as the parents to cooperate in this endeavor are being made by the Primary Associations of both wards, the officials of the schools, Tremonton business men and the management of the Liberty Theatre. The successful, deer hunters are The Box Elder County Honor requested to bring in surplus deer Roll is being published in this week's issue of the Leader. If any fat also. names have been omitted from this roll, parents are urged to send full information to the Leader office and to the Box Elder l, so that such names may be placed with others on the Roll. sing "Spirit Divine." rolled beef roasts of The Borgstrom family will be sell boneless, the utility, canner and cutter introduced to Dr. Curtis by W. of beef, F. M. Christensen, grades Vosco Call, who then will read the local War Price Roll of Honor, the names of Box chairman of the stated today. Board, and Rationing EMer young men who have been could not butchers "Formerly acWiled or reported missing in beef roasts unless they rolled sell tion, were rolled and boned in the pres1 Chaplain General Buckley will dedicate the medal, and it will be presented to the Borgstrom family by Dr. Curtis. I Following another song, "Prayer Perfect," by the Orpheus chorus, Senator Jenkins and Apostle Smith will deliver addresses and Governor Maw will speak. The chorus Jthen will sing, "Lights Out," and the benediction and organ postlude will conclude the ceremonies. men are survivors of a Japtransport sunk by an Amersubmarine while prisoners being transported north through the Philippines. Many As a reward to all the kids of other American prisoners were Tremonton and vicinity, who wil shot in the water and at least 30 MacAr-thu- r cooperate during the Hallowe'en were brutally executed, Hey Kids! Hallowe'en Show For You for these items. I CaD, S. A quarters. WAR FUND KILLED IN ACTION GLENN BASIL ADAMS, Tremonton ALTON W. BUTLER, Brigham City CECIL FRANCIS CALL, Brigham City ROBERT W. FORREST, Brigham City DALE THOMAS, Tremonton WILI.ARD C. JENSEN, Brigham City CORVIL WOODS MADSEN, Honeyville C. FRED SCI IUENM AN, Honeyville ORIN DEWEY SNOW, Deweyville DARRELL LARSEN, Elwood GWYNN A. CHRISTENSEN, Brigham City GLEN REESE, Brigham City WAYNE FACER, Willard DARRELL M. DUSTMAN, Deweyville ROBERT STAMOS (Born in Brigham City) MARLOW J. MILLER, Corinne KENT L. CHRISTENSEN, Brigham City JOHN T. FINN. Brigham City JAMES CLIFFORD BAXTER, Brigham City RAYMOND D. KUNZLER, Willard WILLIAM C. REESE, Bear River City DANIEL LAMAR CHRISTENSEN .Tremonton WADE J. MONSON. Corinne GLEN LUCIUS HANSEN, Mantua MARK CADDIE, Garland DIED IN ARMED FORCES CARLOS A. HANSEN, Elwood TED RICHARD OLSEN, Brigham City RICHARD GOLDEN WATT, Thatcher CIHRLES W. BARNES, Stanrod ELMER YATES, Brigham City MARSTON J. STOKES, Bothwcll LLOYD A. McDONALD, Perry JAKE WOERNER, Tremonton MISSING IN ACTION GORDON CHRISTIAN JENSEN, Brigham LESTER NELSON LEE, Willard FELIX H. MACKEY, JR., Willard HAROLD C. TOOMBS, Brigham ERNEST WAYNE ARBON, Snowville WILLARD REID LARSON, East Garland IaVERN MAISAK, Blue Creek CHARLES M. OLIVER, Brigham IRA T. WARBURTON, Etna BLAINE BOWCUTT, Riverside LYLL LOVELAND, Deweyville ROGER VAL SEDFRHOLM, Brigham MARVIN JEWEL MILLER, Tremonton ARTHUR DALE MICHAELIS, Garland CEdL IVTTHEW9, Lrigham DALE JENSEN, Garland Mrs. Mel Foxlry and daughter, Susan Jean, and Nona Smith re turned home Sunday evening after a two weeks vacation trip to the Northwest. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Macfarland in Tlwaco, Washington and with other friends and relatives in Portl- and. Rwent Births Mr. and Mrs. Pi ter Rasmussen, a girl, October 20t.h. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haycock, a boy, October 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. John Iayne, a boy, October 20th. Miriam Carter, who underwent a major operation October 16th, returned home Thursday. Junior Sandall returned home Thursday after a major optrai.jn t the hospital. William Watt w;w able to go home Thursd'v after a major operation October 12th. Adam Larson, of Pit't Velley, ii undergoing medical treatment Mary Ann Chkxlo had her ton-- Is removed Thursday. |