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Show TAR AND uMUS EQUIPMENT MA . nj FROM LILENQUIST BROTHERS MORNING ROBBERY jDAY rplanned robbery Tout early Tuesday entered en burglars Brothers Implement -- a window away with breaking handmade typewriters machine from the electric drills and two ,rig mer-i-y "Jher electrical 5Je robbers street and re f; Allen then drove purchased Oil Service Sta- that the tadM- - Llleved tnorouBi"j 'nday as employees -- id Women's Clubs Are Sponsoring Contest MM The three federated women's civic clubs in the Bear River Valley, The Women's Civic League VOLUME XXIII of Tremonton, The Ladies Self Culture Club and The Civic and Home Arts Club of Garland are sponsoring a group of contests in the high school to stimulate student interest in the problem of alcoholism. Mr. Stevens- - and the Faculty members have pledged to sup- TREMONTON' CITY, UTAH. THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 1 Impressive Services Held For Mrs. Harriet W. Harris : port this program and the folcome had lt a stranger will assist with the col- lowing ::t building and had contributions: certain items of merin lection and sifting of student as well as sitting m1-'Poster Gene Jorgenson . for a few j car to Warren Hyde, the Ruth Johnson Poetry Kleon Kerr Essay ..'jau'were of the experShort Duane Archibald wore Story as they nariety, Each entry must be original I doves, and left vary ht- Me way of identification and must have as its purpose 1 a Buick some constructive factor in alfliey did leave some- - coholism. The contest is open to , which was stolen Illinois. high school students and will end 1947 in MRS. HARRIET W. HARRIS July a May 10th. A first prize of $10 that stated also i; Hyde and a second prize of $5 will be 'ock Wednesday on all ma-given in each field. These will be Mrs. 500 mils "ways within a on an award assembly trace presented failed to bring any Heads near the close of school. The best contributions will be sent to Mr. N. Blaine Winters of Mrs. Beulah Peckenpaugh was vAsks the State Department of Public installed as the president of the Instruction. The remaining posFinish School Parent Teacher McKinley ters will be placed on exhibition. Association at the meeting, WedRatification nesday evening. Other officers GLEE CLUB TO SING are Leon Christiansen, 1st vice AT HIGH SCHOOL et are Tremonton of Sns president; Maxine Quinney, 2nd next Tuesday after-al- l vice president and Angae FarnsThe University of Utah Men's worth, secretary. The officers for o'clock in the city park ) they will prepare the Glee Club will appear in concert the past year were Vadis Brough, ':s and finish planting the at Bear River high school on Mrs. Peckenpaugh and Mrs. Evan Tuesday, April 27, at 9 a.m. Prin- Green, secretary. The program was furnished by cipal Frank Stevens is in charge counI mayor and the city of local arrangements. the students of the school, and state the making request, The sixty-on- e to boys making up consisted of four numbers by the i; is almost impossible 'm individuals to work on the ensemble will be accompan- orchestra directed by J. W. Pul ied by the University of Utah sipher; a coronet solo, Neal e, dt, and as the time is double quartette, ' and Christiansen ; a flute solo by Paul woman's they are appealing to the program will feature classi- Capener; a vocal solo, Judy Beatic minded citizens to come and novelty ton; acrobatics Cherry Chour-notesday afternoon and bring cal, numbers. clarinet solo, Tyra Thorpe; ::en rake. It is estimated a and a good group turns 'out, puppet show by Mrs. Mae Ash ton's third grade. the lawn can he planted Refreshments were served by park cleaned up in one the officers. re-- in-;'f- Qr Peckenpaugh Local PTA Help Park ask-jme- get-Lt- semi-classic- s; al ;.' Speech Contestants To Meet Sunday She FAKNSWORTH TO AT Y FILMS S D WARD rffie and showing of films ;te to the historical aspects Book of Mormon will be 5 in Tremonton Second ward iy evening at beginning 8 Farnsworth Mr. Contestants for the planned State Speech Contest for the Gold Medal Award are advised to meet at the home of Mrs. Axel Fredericksen, WCTU State Speech Contest director, on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. for final instruction and practice. Announcement of the time and date of this contest will be made here next week. WCTU has spent fit deal of time and effort meeting the information and and brings out direct evi-- I HAWKINS FAMILY of the truth of the Book VISIT TOGETHER S fcrmon. Mason s New at Bear River high this week ;Jn of Ross to the or resulted in the Mason, of Tre-- ; office of Rhnrips nt new vice presi- - presi-wraldi- ne is the the year Et 1948-4- and 9, ; timers of Tremonton as JnL r?r Cheerleaders named aMisrasi, Yvonne Hess finalists who opposed were Don Lee ;rs Rogers, :?;er;: Betty Deakin, vice en Z' . for More, secret-;- J the office of er were ; Barbara Glea- hrlstensen and Cartas : iPScTL MONDAY w111 re- - we Summer Round-u- p for Monday, April 26 ChLsch001j J - Appmt- - made for each mother who does er u is arranging the at valley the improvement of county commissioner. The road is to be widened to 18 Ceet and oil surfaced over a six inch depth of gravel. Financing is by the state and county. Hun-sake- Hun-sake- er "Your insurance plan with Uncle Sam," is the title of the fifteen minute Social Security program presented each Monday at 1 pm. over KBUH, Brigham City.- Harry E. Johnson of the Ogden Office Social Security Administration is In charge of the - Drive For Scout Funds Underway hospital One hundred and twenty-fiv- e Carl hat5, BishP of key men attended a "Kick at new baby Thursday morning bom River the Bear 20th-is' high school, be. APfll f e drive district-widAdel Wolsey of fore starting a 1948-4scout 9 budget. for the The drive Is under the directh.This child. . tion of Francis I. Moore, Wallace ) W.nJ Stanley Anderson Bourne and Horace Barnard.evennow have two Workers will meet Friday on the success of 4 ig'J6 Secord was born ing to report drive. Mayor Kleon Kerr, Harry Miller, Lamoine Cowley and Del Hansen of the city council were in attendance at the Municipal League meeting In Brigham City last Wednesday night. Officials of the Utah Municipal League and representatives of various state departments were In atendance. Licensing, zoning, sanitation, building codes and water systems were among the problems discussed by the officials. ast ? ''CAprU The Tremonton Second ward chapel was crowded Monday afternoon for the funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Eliza Waldron Harris, who died Friday evening after a short illness. Members of U. High Priest's Quorum attended in a body, showing respect to Mr. Harris, one pf their number. The beautiful flowers gave evidence also of the many friends of the family. Bishop Ford Jeppson conducted the service, with the choir sing ing "That Sweet Story of Old," as the opening number. The invocation was offered by Eldred Waldron, a nephew. A vocal solo by Fredona Dixon, "That Wonderful Mother of Mine," followed A tribute to Mrs. Harris from the Midland Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers was given by Dora T. Brough. She had been an officer in that organization for twenty-on- e years. William E. Hawkins, a neigh' bor for forty-fiv- e years reviewed the early life of this couple in Bothwell. An organ solo, "The End of a Perfect Day," was then played by Mrs. Geneve Walker. E. H. Cornwall then read from the scriptures as they applied to the life of Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Eldred Waldron then sang, "I Walked today Where Jesus Walked." Patriarch James Walton, the next speaker expressed his appreciation for the loyal support given the ward by the Harrises during his years as Bishop. Bishop Jeppson the concluding speaker paid tribute to the ef forts of the deceased and her husband in recent months. Dar-re- ll Anderson sang "How Beautiful Upon the Mountain" as the concluding musical number. He was accompanied by his mother. The benediction was offered by Charles Thomas and the grave in the River View Cemetery was dedicated by Edwin O. Stenquist. Mrs. Harris was born September 5, 1874 in Rlchville, Morgan County. She and Mr. Harris were married fifty years ago last Feb' ruary 2. Their golden wedding was observed only two months befoe her death. They have been residents of Bear River Valley since their marriage, and have lived in Tremonton for 32 years. She has filled many important calings in the Church, having served for seven years as president of the Y.W.M.I.A. in Both-wel- l, as a counselor In that organization and as a teacher in the Primary, Sunday School and Relief Society in both Bothwell .and Tremonton She had also been secretary to the Home Ec- onomics club and at the time of her death, was serving as treasurer of the D.UP. All members of her family were present at the service. They are Golden W. , Wilford W., Leland R. Harris and Mrs. Evan Green s, of Tremonton; Mrs. Thelma Dr. W. HarCharles Logan; ris, St. Louis, Missouri and T. Oral Harris, Detroit, Michigan. She Is also survived by 18 Wat-kin- CITY OFFICIALS ATTEND BARBARA KOFORD RETURNS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE MEETING TO HOSPITAL ;;cali Mac. R. Brough, program. Parent-Teach- f ation for the road "between Brigham City and the Bear River migratory bird refuge was begun this week, according to Lewis S. Wight, Dr. and Mrs. William Eli Haw- BLOOD DONORS NEEDED kins entertained for twenty-twFOR BURNED MAN members of their family last week-enWilliam D. Hawkins r, The condition of Moyle with his wife and three children who is recovering from of North Hollywood; Mr. and severe burns is reported to be Mrs. John F. Hawkins and four Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts were children of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. greatly improved. Blood donors Gene Halliday and five children are still urgently needed however, of Tooele and Mr. and Mrs. in Salt Lake Thursday and report r, Grant H. Hawkins and two child- having visited with Mr. ren of Oakland, California. After Mr. Roberts reports also enjoying a few days visit all have that Charles Payne, Art Eggli, returned home. Bill Atkinson and Ken Petersen were at the hospital Wednesday KAY MADSEN IN this week to give their blood for VETERAN'S HOSPITAL the injured man. Anyone wishing to assist in vetnow the in is Madsen this way may contact Mrs. Hun-sakKay eran's hospital in Salt Lake, in Elwood, Mr. Roberts or where he is receiving treatment may report at the veteran's hosfor an injury received during pital In Salt Lake any day exthe war. He expects to remain cept Saturday or Sunday before there for an indefinite time. noon for this purpose. SOCIAL SECURITY CONDUCTS RADIO PROGRAM hSJJ? Children wh0 next fan are project of approximately d. President flection A o Student H.S. ROAD TO BIRD REFUGE TO BE IMPROVED $60,000 Iff I. A TO GIVE PROGRAM AT FIRST WARD RL Under the direction of the M. I. A. officers In the Tremonton First ward, the program will be given In the Sunday evening Mrs. meeting. Grant Garner and the of Reld Oylcr are president organization. Barbara Koford, daughter of and Mrs. Oscar Koford, returned to a Brigham hospital this week, after being home for a short time. She has been ill since Easter Sunday. Mr. MRS VERSLUIS SAILS FOR JAPAN Mrs. Mae C. Versluls and child- ren, Victor and Patricia sailed from Seattle for Japan on Tuesday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Calderwood and members of her family accompanied her to Salt Lake, where she took the Union Pacific train for Seattle. She will join her husband, Dr. Harry Versluls, who was appointed food, health and sanitary Inspector for the government In Japan. They expect to be in that country for eighteen months to two years. NUMBER 194S PARKING VIOLATORS WILL RECEIVE TICKETS NEAR BEAR RIVER CITY SATURDAY ur Councilman Reed Giles. Markers have been painted on the curb in the areas where the 2hour parking regulations are to be enforced, and the city policemen have been instructed to issue tickets in each case of violation over-parki- ng Trial Jurors For County Listed The trial jurors for the next term of the District Court at Brigham City lists the following citizens of Bear River Valley: Hamp Bradshaw, D. A. Fuhri-maTremonton; Glen A. Busen-barMichael Erlcksen, Beaver Dam; Ida C. Michaells, Garland; Lettie D. Snow, Deweyvllle; John E. Anderson, Bothwell; Frlldo Anderson and Ernest Huggins, Bear River City; John S. Fors-greChester Rader and Bernlce G. Anderson, Corinne; Thomas F. Larkin, Snowville; and Joseph Nelson, Thatcher. n, k, n, Two cars and a truck were in In an accident at the Malad River Bridge one mile south of Bear River City last Saturday af ternoon, when the car belonging to Aft Felsted of Garland, and driven by Helen with Felsted, 17, collided head-oa truck belonging to the Pioneer Memorial Company of Ogden, and driven by John F. Stuart, of volved THIRYT-TW- n JUDGE BOSONE TO SPEAK HERE FRIDAY, APRIL 30 The parking re" Tremonton of City gelations will be strictly enforced after May 1st, according to City two-ho- THREE CAR CRASH Judge Reva Beck Bosone, State program director of the Utah State Board on alcoholism, will be the principal speaker at Bear River high school on April 30 The meeting will he a part of an extensive program In all high schools of the state to acquaint students and the public with the fact concerning alcoholism. Mayor Kleon Kerr and Mayor J. J. White will be present and other officials from Salt Lake are expected to participate on the program. Agricultural Train At Deweyville Friday, April 30 Union Pacific Railroad Agrl cultural Improvement Car - -- The Rolling Auditorium for Farm forums - - will make It's second appearance of the year in North em Utah and Idaho in April. Roy. Miss Feasted, who was accom panied by her mother, was driv- ing north and approached the bridge at the same time as the truck, which was traveling south. In hesitating, to cross the bridge at the same time as the truck, the car driven by Miss Felsted was struck from the rear by a machine driven by Lloyd K. Robinson of Pocatello. The force of the impact shoving the Felsted car in front of the truck, resulting In serious damags to all three vehicles. Mrs. Felsted received a serious scalp laceration, and bruises on the mouth that resulted In loss of several teeth. Helen was not seriously injured. Mr. Stuart, who was accompanied by his wife and two "small children received a sprained back and knee Injuries. The mother of Mr. Robinson who had just been released from a Salt Lake hospital following & major operation, suffered shock, and was treated at the Cooley hospital In Brigham, the others were brought to the Valley hospital for treatment. The accident tied up traffic on the highway over half an hour before the machines could be moved from the bridge. Patrolman Bill Sackett of Brig ham and Evan Green of Tremonton Investigated the accident. Joe. W. Jarvis, supervisor of Union Pacific's Agricultural Development Department,' said at the company's Omaha headquarters that the April Itinerary will include only one repeat visit: Deweyville, Utah. All other of the Articles of Incorporation of the eighteen communities at which MISSIONARIES ORGANIZE East Fielding Pumping and Dis the car will stop were not visited BASKET BALL TEAM tributing System and for Lilen- - during the January - February quist Brothers have been filed tour. Elder Jed Stanfill Is a mem The car will be in Deweyville, ber of the Mormon elders basket with the County clerk. Officers of the former are Noble Petersen, April 30. ball team In the East Central The car, which features Agri States Mission. The team has president; P. H. Lott, vice president; Guy L. Reese, secretary- - cultural movies and speakers for made an enviable record for treasurer; Earl Skinner, Earl Its audiences of farmers and vo-- Bt)od sportsmanship, and hm Holt, Clain M. Grover and Owen cational Agriculture students, is I aroused considerable comment the first of Its kind. The car's and interest, bwaiise nt thdr nnn Hess are the directors. Newell L. Lilenquist is named tours are sponsored by Union use of tobacco and general good president of the Tremonton firm, Pacific with the Agricultural col- conduct. They have played leadC. V. Lilenquist, vloe president; leges of the respective states and ing teams in West Virginia and Ruth Lilenquist, secretary; and the Extension Service Maryland. Newell L. , Lilenquist, general Elder Stanfill reports that Mr. Jarvis plans to continue as manager. The capital stock of through their association on the both companies is listed as far as possible the policy adopted basket ball floor, they have suc $30,000. during the car's first tour of ceeded in making new friends holding four and contacts. hour meetings a day and reserving the first meeting of each day for high school vocational Agriculture students. The students will be allowed to select the subShowing surprising strength in jects they wish to discuss. the track events the Bear River Tentative starting times for track team placed third In a five the are 9 a.m., 10:30 a. meetings Howard S. McDonald, president school meet held at Box Elder 1:30 m., p.m. and 3 pm. fiof the Brigham Young Univerteams The High yesterday. nished in the following order: RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON sity, will be the guest speaker at the graduation ceremonies of Ogden 11214, West High of Salt Bear River stake seminary, Lake 63, Bear River 50'7!, Weber Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ault and the ZYA, Elder Box and May 23, at 8 p.m. In the Sunday, 48'i, son, Tommy have returned from tabernacle. stake The boys who are showing up a trip to Long Beach, Washingwell on Coach Hughes' track Seminary students of the gradton, to get her mother, Mrs. T. class will furnish the reteam are as follows: Darvel Garn A. who has been visiting uating of the program. mainder In the Mile and haft mile, Arlyn withCarter, her brother, Guy N. Ault Arrangements for the proWassom, 220 and shot put, Bob and family for the past four gram are under the direction of Nish, 220, shot put and discuss, months. the seminary officers and Alma Dennis Miller 440, Dale Cromp-to- WINTER QUARTER AWARDS King, principal; Kenneth Brown, High jump and Hurdles, will take charge of the Grant Glbbs, 440 and 220, Daryl When varsity letters and fresh- bishop, Garfield, 100 yards and 220, John man numerals were awarded re- meeting. Sacrament meetings In the inPotter, javelin, Bob Rhodes, dis- cently at the University of Utah cuss, LaRall Thompson, pole for winter quarter athletics, two dividual wards will not be held vault and Reo Barkle In the 440. Tremonton men received awards. In order to allow all who wish to attend to do so. Wassom, Gibbs, Garfield and Duane Bjom and Orln Adams a mile form half Nis,h powerful received awards for swimming. relay team. These boys have been Adams, a sophomore, received a ATTEND DENTIST'S MEETLNG Doctors, D. B. Green, R. O. timed In near record time and letter. Bjom a freshman, receiv- Woodhead and Reese Mason and Coach Hughes expects great ed a numeral. their wives were in Logan Frithings from them In region and Both are graduates of Bear day evening to attend the meetstate competition. River high. ing of the dentists of northern and the Auxiliary meeting. Utah JUNE ILSBY IN HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Neal Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winchester children, Roland and Karen Dee, received word this week, that spent the week-enwith her BUSINESS STUDENTS their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Ilsby parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. CONTEST AT WEBER HIGH was to undergo a major opera- Ward. The Olsens left this week Twenty-fiv- e students of the tion In the San Francisco hos to make their home in business department of Bear Ripital Thursday morning. ver high schol competed in the Regional contest at Weber, WedP. T. A. COUNCIL nesday. The Second year typing COMPLETES ORGANIZATION team consisting of Kathryn Anderson. Dorothy Sudbury and of Under the able supervision Hannl took second Geraldine the Ethel Palmer, president the in region. The bookplace Northern Box Elder County Paalso won honors students 153rd of comThe Quorum rent Teacher's Council has Seventy's keeping scores. Kouko Individual their in at will meet and their with partners Lyla pleted It's organization did well In Heslop as 1st vice president; the First Ward chapel for their Shibata especially shorthand In her division. that Leon Christiansen, 2nd vice pres- annual spring DO a with necessary points to 8:00 at 3rd p.m. Monday evening ident; Kenneth E. Weight, 93 vice president and Angellne Banquet 13 being prepared by qualify, Miss Shibata made a points. the Relief Society after which Adams, secretary-treasure- r. The teachers, Mrs. Olive Weld- Thh group with the officers of program of outstanding talent of man and Mrs. Marjorie Christeach local school P.T.A. should the valley will be presented. felt that the local rcpre- iansen attend the State convention at Seventy's of Deweyvllle, El sentatlves comparcd favorably should the University of Utah on April wood, Tremonton I and II contestants. with the other attend. 30 and May 1st. Finns File Papers Of Incorporation Bear River Track Team Places Third B.Y.U. President Invited To Speak At Seminarv Exercises n, d Seventy's Quorum To Hold Banquet "Get-Togeth- |
