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Show The LEADER born July 9 at the Oneida- Hos pltal. Mrs. Hobson was formerly Miss Cleone Clegg, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Clegg. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neal and Twila Howell were Logan visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Neal of Tremonton visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neal. Miss Lorita Sider of Sidney, Nebraska arrived Sunday for a two weeks visit with Miss Twila Howell. The girls met when Twila was in the mission field. Word has been received of the serious illness of Mrs. C. A. (Bud) Hall of Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hawks spent the weekend at Bingham Canyon with Mrs. Hawks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris. Their son, J. D. is spending the summer there with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hyrum Gibbs attended the funeral service for Dee Hall 'at McCammon, Idaho Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Held Harris and Mrs. Virgil C Harris Miss Carol Harris were in Ogden Tuesday evening. ATTEND FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Hall and son, Raymond and daughter 'Among those who attended the Brenda went to Ogden Friday Green-Harr- is reunion at Crystal to get Roger, who has been visDavid Mrs. Mr. ware: and Springs - Portage and daughter, son-in-la- for the past nine Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howell and daughter, DeAnn were in Ogden Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Halford . went to Brigham City Wednes- 'day to see Mr. Halford 's sister, Mrs. DeRoy Hawks. Mrs. Virgil Harris visited from Wednesday until Friday at Hun ter, Utah, with her brother and sister-in-la- Mr. w, and Mrs. - Mar- " ion Rees. Don McCrary, Ora H. John and Mrs. Floyd Rose visited in Provo, Utah Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobson of Malad are parents of a baby boy . SI at the home of her there iting days. Gibbs and daughter, June and son Noel, Carol Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Oibbs and sons, Sherman and Douglas, Mrs. Vera Ball and Daughter, Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs and grandchildren, Dale, Stanley and IjaXae .Thomas, Mrs. Wm. D. Harris and grandchildren, Tom and Joe Harris enjoyed an outing at Lagoon Tuesday; Mrs. John W. Knudsen and Mrs. Wendell C. Hall went to Btfgbam O 1 1 y Tuesday to see Mrs. DeRoy Hawks who is Very w Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mrs. Monday . Mr. and Mrs. John W. Knudsen visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. EUery Hall at Garland and went to Brigham City to see Mr. Knudsen's sister, Mrs. C. A. Hall who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Conley spent the weekend in Las Vegas, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hoskins visand Mrs. Leon Conger of Tremonton. Miss June Gibbs of Kaysville, Utah spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Gibbs. Mrs. George Archibald Jr. and ited with Mr. son of Idaho Falls are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. John. Tom and Joe Harris left Wednesday for their home at Nampa, Idaho after a visit here with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Harris. "They went with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris of Trenton, who are moving to Nampa. Mrs. Grace John had all the members of her family at her home Sunday. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Fal John and family of Idaho Falls. Cleon John of Ogden, '! ana I I ;r visit. Mrs. Vera Hall and daughters, Norma Coombs and Irene Hall went to Idaho Falls Monday for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stevenson. Mayor Kleon Kerr of Tremori-to- n was the speaker at a meeting of the Women's Republican Club Wednesday evening. Mrs. Vera Hall, president of the club Imj . i$SfT sjZs was in charge, Mrs. Gordon Empey and children of Pocatello, Idaho were guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. DeVere Harris. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs went to Brigham City Monday to see Mrs. C. A. Hall and went to Ogden on business. 1 PERCE WATKINS Dial 5991 Tremonton I RIM11' ... - J" -' What it takes where he will leaeve for France on the U. S. S. New Jersey, July 19. He has spent a weeks leave at home. He was taken to Hill Air Force Base by his wife, his sister, Carol Harris and Mrs. Elton Ash-to- n of Malad. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bowcutt and family of Garland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Neilsen. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Morris and daughters were in Brigham City Sunday. Mrs. Mary Castleton entertain- Downetta for a swim. Male Worker The male of the common house Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cagle is much more active in and family, Mr. and Mrs. David sparrow nest building than we female. Kent and small son visited Monday in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. Ob The River Henry Cagle and family. More than 800 miles of Kentucky soil borders on the Ohio Mississippi Illinois Caal The state of Illinois has produced more than three billion tons of coal since Kayla. De-Mo- ur 1800. masell Gibbs. that all we Snowville is lumber! Certainly we have lumben lots of it; the very best you can buy... but we also hove fine toolsfbr every job.. and nails and bolts and screws lf.hardwa nine res and locks ..plywood, ceiling tile, and and family returned home Saturday after vacationing in Yellowstone Park for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Anderson and son Floyd visited Saturday and Sunday in Malad, Idaho with Mr. and Mrs." Bob Bowen and family. Sharon and Karan Bowen came home with their grandparents to visit for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurd had as visitors at their home last ft , y John returned home week Mr.' and Mrs. Garth Cumfrom a weeks trip to Bear mins of Salt Lake City and Mr, Lake. and Mrs. Bill Harris of HawMr. and Mrs. George Darley of thorne, Nevada. Camile Cutler came home from Hyrum, Utah visited with friends here Sunday. Salt Lake Friday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen and and returned to her work Sundaughter of Roy, Utah spent day evening. Norman Talbot had the misSunday with Leon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. D. Allen. fortune to break his leg. He was Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harris of repairing a sign and came in Logan were Sunday guests of contact with a line wire and fell Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Harris. from his ladder. He is receiving Miss Flo Roderick, t, medical treatment at the St. was the honored guest at a party Bennedict Hospital in Ogden. given by ,the Primary officers and teachers at the home of the anaa Cutler, Mrs. Darlene Hurd Primary president, Maude R. and daughter, Betty Jo were in Harris Monday evening. A Brigham Saturday. Rowane Anderson of Sterling, dinner was served after which the remain- Idaho, a nephew of Mrs. Alma der of the evening was spent in Larkin, visited with the Larkin playing games. Flo, a former Pri- family Tuesday He was enroute mary teacher, was presented to Ft. Douglas to be inducted in with a beautiful table lamp. She the army. to leave this week for New Bill Martin spent Sunday and plans Plymouth, Idaho. Monday visiting in Twin Falls, Mrs and Mrs. LaVern John and Idaho. Bill is employed at the children went to Logan Saturday Utoco station. to get their daughter, Renee, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eliason Jr. who has been working there. and family enjoyed the Rodeo Reid Harris, U. S. Navy, left at Malad, Idaho Friday evening Monday for New York City, and on Saturday they went to Sat-urda- - wallbocdsffl screen and glass . . . paint and putty ... cement and plaster bride-elec- two-cour- Three County State Delaware has only three counties, Susses, Kent, and Newcastle. Some Folks Think ed at her home in Ogden Wednesday evening. Those present were: Mrs. John Hawks, Mrs. A J. Hall, Mrs. Reed Neilsen, Mrs. Woodrow Clark and Mrs. Wm. L. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs and faMrs. Christine Petersen mily of Magna, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Chenney and family of Garfield, Mr. and Mrs. Francis NORMAN TALBOT Hull and family of Brigham City SUFFERS BROKEN LEG and Virginia Jones and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arbon Mrs. Rose Harris and son Clin ton are visiting in California wth Mrs. Harris' daughters, Maxine, Elaine and Carolyn. They 4 left last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hall and family of Ogden visited with Kay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall. Nevada where they met Captain .The Boy Scouts with their and Mrs. Keith Conley and son. leaders, Arthur Gibbs and evThey returned home Sunday ening and brought their little grandson home with them for a : ...in fact just about everything that goes in or on a building. se WHENLVBf YOU NEED ANY ITEM FOR BUILDING. Oft REMODELING, SEE US. REPAIRING ! QOQ06Q QOo G to find oil wif& a fiese extras... j 7 1952 Thursday, July 17, fVof f OO long QQO, within the memory of living men, exploration for new petroleum deposits here in the West i a matter of discovering oil seeps or drilling on "hunch. But even hunches' had a reasonable chance of success. ' Although methods were primitive, the early Western fields brought into production at a cost which nowadays would seem extremely low. EXTRA WIDE CHOICE EXTRA BEAUTY AND of Styling and Colors EXTRA SMOOTH PERFORMANCE QUALITY of Body by Fishor of C.nl.rpoit. Power ' EXTRA RIDING of Improvod COMFORT KnN-Acli- en EXTRA STRENGTH AND COMFORT of Fisher Unisteel Construction EXTRA SMOOTHNESS of POWER Automatic Ctule, Tranimission A complete power team with extra-powerf- EXTRA STOPPING , fx -'r i- Jumbo-Dra- POWER EXTRA STEERING of Brakes m A public Mrvico program In cooperation with GrMn Cross and Highway Saf.ty Inter-Indust- ry Committee. it's net tO tttV today. Most of the easily discoverable deposits have been found. But Staadaad geologists, using seismograph and the latest electronic methods, are combing every promising part of America, from Louisiana swamps rto the Arctic Circle . V. and many foreign countries as well. 1 As oil has become more difficult and expensive to produce, your demand has becoeae greater. More and more of the good things in your life depend on petroleum for fuehrer lubrication, or their actual ingredients. 9 To do its share in the great new search for oil, Standard alone has spent more than $230,000,000 in the last 5 years. Result: UJ3. companies altogether have found enough untapped petroleum to give this country its highest oil reserve in history-f- our times greater than that of 30 years ago. Geologists estimate that there an still 1600 billion barrels of undiscovered oil in the earth. 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