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Show Mrs. DOT II WELL By Mrs. Arvilla Stark Aneline Hansen Has Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris leave for Bellflower, Calif., Saturday morning to visit their grand daughters. They will be joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Watt who will take them to their home in Tucson, Arizona. They will also visit with John Watt, who is seriously ill. Mrs. LeRoy Petersen spent four days last week attending the Utah School Food Service Workshop at Richfield, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evans and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sessions spent Sunday fishing at Friendship Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. George Summers, Verlyri Adams and son Dennis were visitors of Glen Henry in Smithfield Sunday. In French Hospital Reed Adams is reported to be in a hospital in France for a second major operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evans and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Petersen were Salt Lake City visitors Tuesday. Debbie Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Anderson of Salt Lake City is spending her vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Harris and family attended the Harris Reunion in Clarkston Saturday. Mrs. Darrel Udy entertained for daughter Lora Lee's 6th Thirteen Tuesday. birthday guests were present and lunch was served. Mrs. Jennie Firth visited with her sister, Mrs. Lettie Dawson in Ogden Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Anderson attended the wedding reception for Charlott Murill Saturday at Salt Lake City Mrs. Basil Adams accompanied them to Layton and they visited with Aleen Germer who is recovering from an operation. Vacation In Parks Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Summers and sons, Lee, Clyde, and Reed visited in Zions National Park, Bryce, Cedar Breaks and the Grand Canyon on vacation last week. Rudy Scholar of Evanston, Wyo., visited friends and relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Packer visited in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. George Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Dewey and family Sunday. Mrs. Angeline Hansen, who lived in Tremonton for several years with her daughter, Sylvia Christcnsen, observed her ninety third birthday Friday. Mrs. Hansen told her three daughters who were with her on her birthday, that she was quite well and as hapoy as she had even been. She is able to get around the house some every day, although she is not able to get out as she did when she lived in Tremonton. son. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Christen sen and family and Mr. ' and Mrs. Dee Watt attended the Watt reunion at Brigham Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Forsgren of Brigham and Mr. and Mrs John Forsgren of Los Angeles, Calif., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Forsgren Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Long of Idaho Falls spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Forsgren. The Forsgrens visited in Smithfield with Mr. and Mrs Rawl Rice Sunday. Visitors at the Emil Kupfer home over the weekend were Mrs. Roy Thompson and child rn,' Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Street malter and son, Charlie of Princeville, 111., Ronnie, Larry and Marvin Eberly of Sneer, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kupfer of Trenton and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Reeves of Brigham visited with the Kupfers LIBERTY THEATRE TREMONTON New Adults SOt Children NEW LOW PRICES WINS BANK AWARD Larson son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Larson of Cor-innwon trophy from Box Elder County Bank for being showman in the open calf class at the County Fair. top K. C. e, MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY, SEPT. 2nd "FENSUALITA" 20 Wins Trophy It was announced by Gordell Brown, assistant county agent of Box Elder County, that the flappy Ten Dairy Club of Corinne is the proud owner of the new traveling trophy awarded to them at the County Fair, for having the best dairy club exhibit. The leader of this club is L. Maurice Larson, assisted by Lamont Larson, both of Corinne. In order to win the trophy the club had to have one of the club members on duty at all times during the Fair, keeping the animals clean and be prepared to answer questions to spectators in regard to the activities of the club. y 4-- Dan Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer of East Garland, placed first in the Dearborn Michigan national exhibit of handiwork. His prize was $20. The card table he made in school last year as an industrial arts project under the direction of Charles Last. It contained 1043 pieces of various kinds of wood in the top. The table was also entered in the County Fair, where it won. first place. At an exhibit in Ogden last spring, the table also took first place and won a $5 prize. Guests at the Ralph Taylor home during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riddle of Bloomington, 111. The annual Fun Day at Fielding will be held Saturday. Committee members report that plans for the activities of the day include a parade, ball game, calf roping, and an evening program. There will be plenty of refreshments for sale during the day and evening. The program will be held at 8 p.m. in the ward building. A UMMI SUNDAY mrnm SHORT CARTOON MONDAY, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 5. ' 6 Mt. States Implement Company w Fern Flint Buried In Portage Impressive funeral services for Fern Flint, former resident of Portage, were conducted in the Portage ward chapel Monday afternoon. Bishop Walter E. Gibbs conducted the service. Mr. Flint died in Clearfield, where he has been living since leaving Portage. He had been ill several years. He was well known in Malad and in Bear River Valley. ' Surviving are his widow, Marilda Knudsen Flint, two sons, Ellis Var C. and Boyce Barton Flint, both of Clearfield and two grandchildren. G. E. 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CARTOON" SHORT All-Cro- p S , WOMEN Stwrlnt MARILYN FARM MACHINERY . win umiMTtz; inHmw FALL CLEARANCE mm SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In advance) $3.00 per year. STEPHEN MdULLY K n. J-4- which S PLANS FUN DAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 and 3 ua e FIELDING WARD THRILLS GALORE1 -- some1-tim- PART-TIM- Don Shaffer Wins National Contest Corinne Club to-da- Mr. and Mrs. John Laws and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Udy weTe visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Udy and new baby son in Salt Lake City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark were visitors in Ogden of Mr. and Mrs. George Stark Sunday. Ellen, Helen and Ann Capener were visitors of Mrs. Ella Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Maurine Toone and four daughters of Croydon spent the weekend with Mrs. Ella Ander Mr .and Mrs. Lee Hunsaker Lovelock, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kemp vacationed in Yellowstone Park (Doris Erickson) and small dau- last weekend. ghter, Sheryl Lynn of Salt Lake Mrs. Raymond Phelps (Ray- City were weekend guests of ola) and three small sons of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Erickson. Lake View, Oregon are spendMr. Kemp is registering at the ing with the Golden U. of U. for the coming winter. Andreasonr. Mrs. Ardis Erickson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Odell Romer and her mother, Mrs. Hyrum Udy of Del Royce of Hunt, Ida., spent Fielding last Friday. some time last with the Carl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen Romers. The Odell EL WOOD Romers, Carl and family were in Clearfield Romers and Darwin Andersons By Mrs, Darwin Anderson Sunday to visit with the Cecil attended funeral services SaturHansen family. day in Brigham City, for Gwen Mrs. Fred Clarkston of Salt Rasmussen Jensen. Lake City, Mrs. Sadie Compton Mr. and Mrs. Don McComb and daughter, Edith of San of Ogden were weekend guests Francisco, Calif., spent Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Parley Christ with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ras- family. ensen were in Salt Lake City mussen and family. Primary will be held next Miss Marcia Evans of Malad Wednesday to attend funeral services for Pres. Claude Nalder is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, opening day of school. who died while serving as pres- Keith Fridal. ident of the East Central States Mother Has Rheumatic Fever MEN or WOMEN Mission at Roanoke, Virginia. Miss Cathy Carlson is staying WORK. You can The Nalders were close friends make $500 to $S00 between now of Mrs. Christensen while they at Mink Creek, Ida., with grandanil Xman taking orders for our exiluBive Young Folks' Bible, were living in San Francisco. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merenus beautifully bound and illustratHansen while her mother, Mrs. King James Version. The Sunday visitors of the Elden Helen Carlson is confined to the ed, most popular Xmas and Birthday Mrs. Mr. and Gardners were $8.85 gift in tho world. Sells for Logan L.D.S. Hospital receiving and pays you a large commia-KioGeorge Record and son Bill of medical treaatment for rheuI.S.S. Co., r.O. Box 2543, Utah. Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. matic fever. Salt James Fouts and two children of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes and grand daughter, Christine of Ogden. Mrs. Anderson, Margaret OF USED mother of Mrs. Gardner is at Corinne with Everett Andersons after staying for a month at the Gardner home. Plow INTERNATIONAL Mrs. Martine Larsen of ClearINTERNATIONAL Gang Plow field visited with friends and 'CALKIN Rod Weeders relatives last week. She stayed OLIVER "80" Tractor at the home of Mr .and Mrs. JOHN DEERE "A" Tractor with 6 row cultivator Ed Heslop. Harvester ALLIS CHALMERS MASSEY-HARRIIn Ogden Hospital Self Propelled "Clipper" Combine. Equipped for seed William Kroksh underwent 12 ft. Pull Type Combine HOLT at Benedicts St. major surgery OLIVER "100" Automatic Wire Tie Baler Hospital in Ogden last week. The Chan Cornwall family is vacationing and visiting with their daughter and family, Mr. Phone TREMONTON West Main and Mrs. Hank Paluaga at Attciicl Funeral Se rvices Mr. and Mrs. Otta Brockman had as their guests this week, Swen Brockman, Costa Mesa, Cal., Mrs. Ann Johnson, Hollywood, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen, Bell Garden, California. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor during the week were Mr. Taylor's sister, Mrs. A. D. Prichard and Mr. Prichard. , Tremonton. Utah Thursday September 1, 1S55 The regular MIA dance this month will be held Saturday evening in the Tremonton Third Ward with Promontory Ward sponsoring the event. Prizes and refreshments will add to the enjoyment of those attending. An invitation is extended to everyone to attend. 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