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Show I.I) jTV YEARS III CAR BUSINESS to. SRUED BY FIHKIK CilEUROLET ' Chevrolet Company will celebrate its Thirtieth September 16th. This is one of the first com-"j'the State to celebrate such an occasion, and so far as is I to other automobile dealership in northern Utah has oper-- i many years under the same management. Ionk Motor Industry enterprize came into being July, 1920. v early years the company operated as an associate Ier, handling also the Maxwell, which in 1932 was renamed VOLUME XXVII ;j Mr. Fronk was honored Chevrolet .; Box Elder given a direct I vor;ic Anni-Saturda- rn s fl SERVING ?! claims todav oldest Utah's being onH fndealer. of ;et ; jt p , ft.oxL. fur-band- ed ve-far- m set I is Fronk automo few Mr. the America that has in ;ers so long, ;ed in business rronk Chevrolet Company 'swn with western Box ,"9f j County, having increased :i and facilities many la order to keep pace with mansions that have taken a the area. iMr. Fronk was nurturing less carriage business he i :j taking care of his consequently two fine isms, John Wayne and Earl fam-:e- s. f found their entry into , chicle business when they i::tle more than toddlers, .s their father, have stay- h the ship until today each , serving in the cap- I partners. t are reinvesting our earn- ji home" says Mr. Fronk. believe this is the best fa the world in which to fd rear our families. We fa are i I I ;f invitation to all to ate with us in the many see back page an t I FOXLEY jl FROM FALL ID 1 Foxley was confined H. Hospital Wednes- -l rseceive treatment for a A leg resulting from a Valley r tYour ANY Meet Next Thursday Members of the faculties of Alma Sonne, assistant to thPBear River high school and other valley elementary schools in con- Council of the Twelve was in nection with the Box Elder High charge of the South Bear River and schools in the southern part Stake conference In Convention Quarterly Many changes were made in stake officers and four missionaries reported their work. ol Garfield, parade-pagean- n, Chester Boss. - the the O. Tremonton Tanner Company are Stanley lmer, left and Aldean here for the imposing weekly businessmen's of C. -S a ; J i chain of four stores, shop was opened in r 1948. with ppH Pal. manager. store in Tanners have Brigham City Salt Lake. Jmpr has remained ' and watchmaker with ; Slrce He . he opened it four worked with his "fn. in the Brigham .,7fre assuming man-- : 'J Tremonton. I1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph , 'pea was born in Park years ago, d7in thirty Park Valley and . dur'ng his youth, Bcar River and lschools. and spent 4atU-S- . A. c. in Logan. r' ,y .v In June of 1942 he married Eloise Pugsley, also of Park Valley, and today they are the parents of three children. Their two daughters are Peggy, 7 and Ethel Mae, 2. The youngest addition to the family is son Stanley, 11 months old. An active Jaycee, Reed has served as president of that organization, and is now in the of the Tremonton Second Ward Sunday School. It's the call of the "wild goose" that provides relaxation and diversion for Reed, for he Is an H. Garfield. QUILTS, RUGS. SPREADS avid hunter and fisherman. Aldean Gibson is the stores Mary Fukuda, Mrs. Funk, Besclerk, and her duties include sie Calderwood, Annie Barbw, keeping all the silverware and Mrs. Calvin Kay, Verna Rose, Ruby Scholler, May Kent, Verna crystal polished and dust-freShe is a daughter of Mr. and John, Mrs. J. P., Jensen, Melba Mrs. J. O. Palmer of Ogden (no Kidman. JUNIORS relation to Reed.) Lee Hill. Janice AnderAnna J. She was married to Glen 1942 Kerr, Joan Chrls-enseson, Kathryn in Gibson of Malad April, LaWana Jensen, Marilyn and they are the parents of Vicky ReNee Stander, Joan Eberhart. d seven a year-oldaughter. Sue, super-intenden- cy e. n, or EXHIDITS, "DEST" Hun-sake- "5 For Co. Commissioner, Primary leaders of the Tremonton First Ward announced PARADES, EUEfJTS that the first Primary meeting for the season will be held MonPROMISE PEACE DAYS day at 4 p.m. in the ward meeting house. Parents are urged to enHighlighted by a brilliant Utah will be highlighted in the courage the attendance of their as t, a leaders Peach Jays in morning with a parade at 11 children, promise full program of activities. will open Friday o'clock. Brigham City Six bands with more than follow11:00 at o'clock morning floats will be seen in the coronation Peach the forty Queen ing Norman, Sally Roundy, Marilyn Friday parade while the Saturday Jensen, Raymond Reynolds, Bev- ball held Thursday evening, repeat performance erly Cannon, ReNee Stenquist, Opening feature of the twoJmorninK Rhea Anderson, Shirley Jones, day event, which D- M. Mason, will contain eight bands. Feature Carol Roundy, Sherrie Christen- secretary manager of the Box of the 1950 Peach Days parade Elder Chamber of Commerce, will be the Junior section staged , sen, Audrey Nelson. SCHOOLS declares will be the greatest cel by the children of the community Lincoln, ebration in the history of Box and presided over by the junior First; McKinley, Elder county, is the Jaycee and queen and her attendants- Jet Second; Central, Third. Hill Field will zoom SPECL1L ENTRIES Jayceette sponsored Coronation planes from Intermountain Indian School, Ball at Box Elder high school over head to complete the problue ribbon; Plastic Midway, J. gymnasium, Thursday evening, gram. The Friday program will inT. Bates, blue ribbon; Home- September 7, beginning at 9 p.m. a golf exhibition by Ernie clude made furniture, Farm Bureau, The first official day of the at 4:00 o'clock with a Schneider in kind blue ribbon. of its oldest celebration big evening program and football Norma Holmgren, Nora Gunder-sor, Leah Deakin, Laura Vesta Jensen, Alison Reed-e- r, Grace Homer, Mrs. Fred Hanson, Mrs. Fred Gephart, Mrs. r prize-winne- rs the livestock and crops divisions of the Box Elder in hi ee FLOWERS and PLANTS Mrs. Harry Woodward, Ethel Kerr, Kayla Kerr, Berniece Anderson, Mrs. C- R. Barker, Marvin Jeppsen, L. G. Anderson, Ellen Roche, Mrs. Evan Thompson, Mrs. Fred Gephart, June Scothern, Mrs. Kleon Kerr, Elvi ra Christensen, Mary J. Marble, Helen Christensen, Joan Christensen, Gaynell Johnsen. ARTS, CRAFTS, and HOBBIES Erma Payne, Carl Henderson, Joan Christensen, Ruby Scholler, Gardell Thomas, Elnora Kay, Co ra Stevens, June Mason, Arley Welling, Mrs. Lester Richardson, Irene Kerr, Dolly Rockwood. ELDERLY LADIES Hannah Summtrs, Sarah Gar- Mrs. Axel field, Kate Harris, Helen Allen, Mrs. Frederlcksen, of space limita- for Claudine Harris, Stander, For Justice of the Supreme Court David T. Lewis 789 1150 Joseph E. Nelson Wal-dro- Anderson, Mrs. Emil Anderson, Maudal Burke, Lawana Stenquist, June Mason, Lettie Hansen, .... School Days, School Days SEUEd HUNDRED SIGH UP FOR GLASSES AT B.R.II.S. j r. Dennett ....imu 337 Cleg For Representative in Congress Howard W. Call 1610 Preston L. Jones 527 Ger-me- Robbins, Republican Ticket waiiace Hue L. - Vi- Re-N- Because tions, a list of Pri- Tuesday in as released. Clerk, K. B. For United States Senator LIVESTOCK. CROPS WINNERS NEXT WEEK Tri-Mot- Gaynell Johnsen. Carmen Howell, Lola Anderson, Mary Rose, D e a n n e Ebeling, lone Nelson, Gertrude Iverson, Carolyn Jensen, Ora Fae Iverson, Lottie Forsgren, Reta ki 50 Arts, Nora Farrell, Leona Yates, Dorothy NUMBER ' - cf the Olsen, are as follows: CIR ola Porritt, Meltrude Stohl, Wanda Rhodes, Dena Christensen, June VALLEY Hun-sake- NEEDLEWORK Mrs. Norman Maughn, Mrs. Leo Farnsworth, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Pimper, Mrs. D. B. Green, Dorothy Kerr. Irene Bolton, June Scothern, Maggie Wood, Rhea v. Unofficial results mary election held Box Elder County Thursday by County County fair will be printed at the Saturday in next week's LEADER. The Speakers women's handiwork awards night session were President are printed in this edition. Cliff Kerr, Radcliff Henrie of r. the High Council; Desse 1 Garnet Abel, Ferrin Nielsen, and Dr. George Ficklin, PARADE presidents of the elder's quorums of the stake; and George Gent, Harry Foster, and Horace Hayes, PRIZES LISTED former members of the British Lloyd Bunderson Among prize winners in the Mission, where President Sonne Box Elder County Fair Parade presided. Envoy To Norway Special music for the Sunday were the following: morning meeting was furnished Elder Lloyd Bunderson will be Grand Prize Civic and Home by a double male quartet from Garland. Commercial honored at the Tremonton First the Second ward. Prayers were Division: Meat ward Sunday evening, prior to Grocery and offered by Horace Barnard andj of Tremonton Dealers and Brighis leaving on September 10th to lieonara Peterson. Speakers were and Ander serve a mission in Norway. He President Kerr, Monette Holmes ham, 1st; and her husband Elder Holmes, son's 2nd; New Car Dealers, 3rd. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Clubs and Cities: Tremonton who served in the East Central States and New Zealand Mission, City, 1st; Tremonton Women's Bunderson of East Tremonton. for the testimonThe respectively; George Chournos Civic League, 2nd; Peach Days, ial willprogram invocation by include reported on his recent trip to 3rd. two musical Cleo Bunderson; TreSchools and Churches: Greece; President R. J. Potter two numbers, Lorry monton Rytting; 2nd Ward. Tremon1st; and Elder SonnK There were 739 vocal Charlene solos, Woodruff; ton 1st 1st Garland Ward, 2nd; members present at this session. and talks by Reed Giles, Dr. During the afternoon meeting Ward M. I. A. 3rdMiniature Floats: Bothwell M. George Ficklin, Dr. W. W. T.ich-ard- s, a ladies quartet from the Trethe missionary and his A. 1st, Bothwell ( Goddess of I. monton First ward sang two father. The benediction will be 3rd. numbers and A. L. Cook and Dr. Liberty) 2nd; Kay Olsen, offered by O. L. Brough. W. E. Hawkins offered Bicycles: Trudy Miller, 1st; the inr, vocation and benediction. Speak- Annette Fronk 2nd; Sally SOUTH BEAR RIVER STAKE 3rd. ers were President Reginald 1st; SETS LEADERSHIP MEETING Tricycles: Paul Puzey, Hunsaker, Leslie Allen, who Dearl and Olsen Leadership meetings served in the Texas Louisiana Mary (Story n, priesthood leaders of the South Mission and Vern Marble who Book Princess) 2nd; Kay i n the Northwestern served Betty Kay, Robert Kay, Bear River Stake will be held Sunday, September, 10th, in the States Mission. Former bishop of (Three Bears) 3rd. Children in Costume: Kathleen Tremonton 1st Ward, according the Park Valley ward, Fred Hir-scand Alma fonne were also Forsgren, 1st, Camylla Jone to Clifton G. M. Kerr, stake Linda Miller, 2nd; Louis Nelson, president. speakers. Jesse L. Roberts was released Becky Wood, and Kent Wood The stake presidency and high council will meet at 8:30 from the stake High Council and (Three Bunnys) 3rd. a.m., with welfare groups conFred W. Hansen was sustained at 11 a m. The bishoprics to that position; several vening changes ORGAN DEMONSTRATION will meet at 1:30 p.m. and a genwere made in the elders' quorums SET FOR FIELDING WARD eral session of all priesthood of the stake, releasing George A demonstration and short leaders will follow at 2:30. Stenquist, Clyde Morris, Harry concert on the Hammond organ Foster, Lloyd Bunderson, George will be given Sunday night after HIGH PRIESTS SCHEDULE Gent, Grant Thompson, Ray the sacrament service in ANNUAL PARTY FOR SEPT. 14 Bolton, Leslie Rees, Owen Stokes the regular The annual High Priest Party and Shelley Munns from various Bros. Fielding ward by Glen Music Co. of Ogden. They will be held on September 14th positions in the quorums. Sus- will present a talented organist with festivities at 5 tained were George Ficklin, and vocalist in the concert. The o'clock. Instead beginning of Reese Park president; Harry Foster and bishopric of the Fielding ward in Brigham City as previously invite everyone who is interested announced, the party will take see back page to attend. The meeting will be place at the Tremonton Park, of PRIJLVRY OPENING MONDAY over about 9 o'clock after which according to Roy Anderson Thatcher. AT TREMONTON FIRST WARD the concert will be given. Hun-sake- Thompson, Ora Fae Iverson, last weekend. n, Tremonton Businessmen Primary Election OFFICERS DURlfIG COIIFEFKGE of the county met last Friday and Saturday at Brigham City in a conference, sponsored by the Box Elder School district. "It was one of the finest we've attended," said Frank Stevens, Bear River high principal, "and the theme was very appropriate." The meet stressed the importance of good mental health in schools, taking the pupil's, teacher's and administrator's position into count. Presiding over a meeting of the Box Elder Education AssocMRS. R. G. BR0U6H iation was Clyde Morris, recently elected B. E. E. A. president. Saturday afternoon the school DIES SUDDENLY ployees of the school district, bus drivers, cooks and all, at a Mrs. Maude Carter Sperry party in Box Elder Canyon. Brough, 69, wife of R. G. Brough of East Tremonton died suddenly Saturday afternoon about 5 Winners Listed In o'clock of a heart attack. She was a daughter of Thomas and Ada Warlow Carter, born in Women's Department Nephi October 19, 1881. She was Visitors at the County Fair last reared there and married John needed plenty of time weekend R. Sperry January 22, 1900 in to look over the many fine exNephi. He died April 12th, 1943. hibits in the women's division. She married Mr. Brough SepAll classes could boast many tember 19th, 1944 in Ogden, and pieces of handiwork. outstanding has made her home here since The list of first prize winners that time. follows: Surviving are her husband and BAKING the following sons and daugh Gaynell Johnsen, Mrs. Ross ters, Mrs. Lavell Svedin, Roy Edna Anderson, Lillian Coombs, Sperry, Lawrence Sperry, and Anderson, Nola Nesson, Mrs. Mrs. Ada Ingram, all of Nephi; Norr. Arthur Sperry, Salem, Utah; Park Stumm, Gladys BUREAU FARM Frank Sperry, Payson; Mrs. Clara FridaL Dora Brough, Telia Young, Layton; Mrs. Evon Sarah Garfield, Arlene Hansen, Palmer, Mississippi; and Wallace Claudine Harris, Victoria John-se30 also Sperry,1 Garland; grand Ethel Palmer, Iva Barker, children, 9 great, grand child Ora Fae Iverson, Ann Rucker, ren, one sister, Mrs. Minnie G. Adney, Lila Heslop. Mrs. C Foot, Modesto, California; and CLOTHING 11 half brothers and sisters. r, June Scothern, were Phyllis conductFuneral services Ora Thompson, Mrs. J. L. ed Thursday afternoon in Nephi, and burial was by Rogers Mort- Owens, Arlene Nelson, ReNee Stander, Mae Kent, Cleo Barf us, uary in the Nephi Cemetery. Reta Anderson, Mrs. Melvin Kay, Carol Roundy, Gladys Norr. pre-scho- RIVER For Tuesday's MADE III STAKE Cimr-GE- To Speak Here cars were ;32 Oldsmobile line, and in 1934 the i ' ventured into the ap- George M. Gadsby, President j and General Manager of the designated area, being Tremon-lj Utah Power and Light Company, daire dealer for area, will address the public Septem surrounding was business the 39 ber 14, at 8 p.m., at the Tremon-to- n j by the addition of Second ward. ek franchise. Well known throughout the a complete line, of area for his timely "aid implement equipment and informative discussions, Mr. 1 "ted when the firm was Gadsby's message should be of for great interest to everyone. Jd as distributors 'almers farm equipment. Special musical numbers have f are the improvements also been arranged. to the motor The Women's Civic League is jve come implement fields sponsoring the program and exvt p tends a welcome to Fronk John the general automobile est little public. i BEAR Published Weekly at Tremonton, Utah Thursday September 7, 1950 Teachers llCatl THE ID J) y, Unofficial Returns ''Only 171 more days," said one Bear River hifch school student as he completed his first day of the school year. Evidently still thinking of the old swimming hole, he was one of 699 who had registered for the 1959-5- 1 session at B. R. II. S. assemblv At the time of the 201 158 "Freshies," sophomores, 174 Wednesday, juniors and 166 "mighty" seniors had come back freshly scrubbed, wearing new school clothes, and carrying unmarred note pads and texts. They all looked healthy, and most of them looked happy, as visions of dances, parties, and ball games pushed aside thought.? of hard work and studies. get-aeauaint- ed In spite of a "no hazing" rul' from Principal Steven's office, even seniors agreed it was good to be back in school again. - 4- John Hadfield C. A. "Bud" Hall Year 1344 707 For Co. Commissioner, Thos. D. Hunsaker .... 876 Robert J. Potter 1166 For County Sheriff Ursel Hunsaker Stephen Zundel 1141 872 For County Clerk Tolman Burke K. B. Olsen 883 1152 For County Attorney O. Dee Lund 1311 Walter Mann G. 784- - Democratic Ticket For Justice of the Supreme Court J. Allen Crockett 683 Albert H. Ellett 206 For Co. Commissioner, George H. Davis Edward D. Ward 733 260 For Co. Commissioner, 2 Howard Glenn Wallace Wilde Plymouth Wins, year 564 394 2-- 1 ' In Twelve Innings Of Great Softball In a game the likes of which is seldom seen on any ball diamond, a team of girls from Plymouth squeezed out a 1 n but victory over a game team from Deweyville to hard-fighti- ng 2-- heart-broke- claim the girl's championship of the two Bear River Stakes Monday afternoon. At the end of five extra inning of play, with two men out, the bases loaded, and the count on the batter a walk put the winning scorer across home plate to give the precious point to the girls, Bear River Stake two-and-thr- ng Ply-mo- uh champions. It could have ended either way. said officials, because both teams played superbly, and it was a toss-u- p any time during the seven regular or five overtime innings. When the score stood at as regular playing time ran out, and five extra periods began. After an hour and fifty minutes of mounting tension as both teams displayed teamworjc of finest quality, the climax finally came In an ending "like in the movies" to give the Plymouth girls the title. Lorna Mason pitched for the victors, while the second-plac- e team was paced by Jolene Gardner in the box. Both girls stayed on the mound throughout the 1- -1 match. In a second contest for the consolation prize, Garland overhard-foug- ht whelmed Bothwell by a score of 19-- 6- BIRTHS AT VALLEY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Bridge, Idaho., a girl, September 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neal, Utah, a girl, September game scheduled for 7:30 o'clock. Portage, 6th. As a part of the festivities, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, Lynn, Coach Earl Ferguson's 1950 B. E. a girl, September 6th. Utah H. football team will kick off for the first time this year, against Jordon. The game will be preced- RELIEF SOCIETY PLANS ed with a band concert starting REPORT. WORK MEET at 7:30 by the Box Elder high A teacher's report meeting and school band, and with a gigantic work day Is scheduled for the display of fireworks at 8 o'clock. Tremonton First Ward Relief Half-tim- e ceremonies will be Society, according to Mrs. A. N. presented by the Magna Drum Rytting, Relief Society president. and Bugle Corp, an outfit that BRIIS G. I. TRAINING has won national acclaim for SUPERVISORS ANNOUNCED their playing and drill. Saturday events will include a Supervisors for the O. I. trainshow at noon on ing propram at Bear River High special free Main street, square dancing at school were announced recently the tennis courts at 6:00 o'clock by K. E- Weight, superinten-d.m- t of Box Elder County school and the annual extravaganza LaRain Marble will condistrict. at Pioneer Rees at program prrk tinue to serve as chairman, with 8:00 o'clock in the evening. Other attractions will be the J. Norris Larsm, Milton D. Marflower show, special contest w in- ble, Ralph Richards, and J. Carl James as program directors. dow displays, fruit displays, attractions and the distri- Lucille O. King Is secretary for the group. bution of free peaches. - enr-niv- al , |