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Show CAOTE AMERICAN Friday, September 13, 1935. tional background is superior. The Senator explained that the act applies, he thinks wisely, only the second lieutenants. The junior officers, he believes, will be the reserve's greatest contribution to the army in the event of any is a memj emergency. Dr. Thomas offiSecond lieutenants in the senate military affairs of the ber cers reserve corps who hope to and asked to have the benefit from the recent enactment1 committee, bill reported out on that basts. allowing one thousand officers to Senator Thomas declared that receive a years active training his office will be pleased to help should familiarize themselves with! reserve officer obtain necesany the law, and make application sary information on the applicamilitary tion of the act, but will not disthrough their regular channels, Senator Elbert D. Thom-a- s criminate among Utah officers in announced from Washington. urging appointments Senator Thomas steered the bill senate near of the floor on the the closing days of Congress, and is thoroughly familiar with the bill. He sees it as a real boon to the youth of the R. O. T. C. is the universities, in that till Trenton Mr. and Mrs. Merlin spirit of contest for the coveted Hodges who were married recentyear of army service with army ly srfn(U several days visiting the activity relatives in Kemmerer, Wyo. They pay will enliven were accompanied by Mrs. Hodges among the young men. A further provision is the 50 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Alwill be chosen for regular army lred. service each year. This, the SenThe stork has been busy the ator said, will make an added last few weeks delivering boys incentive. to the following: Mr. and Mrs. On the next to the last calen- Verle Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Juldar day, Senator Thomas was ius Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. unsuccessful in his efforts though Henry Ellerman. he spoke for the bill, and also Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Bluewas given additional time by one bell, Utah, have been spending of the other senators to speak the summer with their daughter for it. On the last calendar day, Mrs. C. T. Pullum. . Mr. Anderhowever, the opposition melted son has been having his eyes away and the Utah Senator car- treated at the Budge Hospital. Miss Norma Briggs left Sunday ried his point. I hope our R. O. T. C. men for Mt. Pleasant, Utah, where she who are interested will not over- will attend the Wasatch Acadelook the opportunity to familiar- my. ize themselves with the measure Mr. and Mrs. D. Gam Stevens and qualify under it, Senator have returned to Roosevelt, Utah Thomas said. Little if anything where Mr. Stevens will teach has been published about the school. Mrs. Alma Neilson and small bill, and I do not know, of course how soon the war department daughter Adine of Lewiston have will be ready to administer it. I been visiting Mrs. Neilsons parfeel that our R. O. T. C. boys ents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andrew. at the Utah schools of higher Mr. Joseph A. Fife and daughlearning have as good standing as ter Mary of Dayton, spent Wedthe West Point trained officers, nesday of last week visiting Mr. and in many cases their educa and Mrs. Glen Fife. Sen. Thomas Urges Action by Reserve Corps TRENTON ROMNEY FEASTS HIS EVE ON BALL MATERIAL FOOTBALL ROSTER FOR No. Name Paul Blanton Grant "Ole Boam .... Reese Ballen Robert Bunker Duane Densley Lloyd Elder Alfred Favero Elden Hauck Shirley Jackson Ted Lockyer Lawrence Mathews .... .... Joseph Mabey Carl Mulleneaux Ed Peterson Floyd Rassmussen .... Eric Rundquist ... Kent Ryan Carl Simmons Lyle Tripp Louis Turley Ed Wade Clayton Wardell (C) Joe Whitesides Dallas White Grant Andreason .... Perry Beckstead ....... Bill Caine Claud Cowley Harvey England Kark Perrin Guss Gold Gardner Hyer Joseph Jettie Joe Lacey Bernard Magnusson .... Clifford Poole Junior Rawlins Willard Skousen Dick Stevens Nyman Struve Lowry Seeley .... Floyd Slater Elvin Wayment ....... Nick Barbierl Art Hammett Elbert Heaton .... Ed Keller Cluff Snow MENDON The ward primary annual homecoming entertainment on Tuesday evening in the amusement hall before a large audience of appreciative parents. The event was carried out as outlined in the Childrens Friend. Pres. Annie Hughes cleverly introduced the home coming of the different nations. Each group presented a song and dance in costume, typical of the country they had been studying during the summer. Ballet dances were given by Jean and Patsy Sorensen. Following the entertainment the parents viewed the attractive booths of the groups containing their summer work. Refreshments were Mendon held their Over 900 courses in 50 departments will be offered students of the College. This is your opportunity to get vital training in your chosen profession and to increase materially your earning power and value as a citizen. sold. Courses are offered in the following Schools: AGRICULTURE FORESTRY ARTS and SCIENCES COMMERCE HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION ENGINEERING and MECHANIC ARTS Mrs. Don Miller entertained at a party Tuesday evening in honor of her son, who was celebrating his birthday anniversary. Games on the lawn formed the entertain- ment. Refreshments were served to Ruth Shelton, Della Bartlett, Geneva Barrett, Madall Hancock, Melvin Baker, Fred Walker. A delightfully arranged luncheon was given Thursday by Mrs. S O. J. Barrett. A basket of asters centered the table. Places were ? marked for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ladle, Owen Sorensen, Miss Mozelle Bar- - U tah State Agricultural College I LOGAN, 1UTAH Write the Presidents Office for a Catalogue or additional information ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv j NEW LARGE STOCK OF BICYCLES JUST ARRIVED 1935 INCLUDING THE LA SALLE AND SILVER KING at the new location of FOR 1935 Coach Dick Romney of the Utah State Agricultural College has a very promising squad of football material with which to select his The practice season opened Tuesday varsity team this season. with morning and there was a great array of former players along some promising naw players. SEASON Page TKree bssb A PROMISING SQUAD OF FOOT- John Tribolett Freshman Registration Begins Monday, Sept. 23 Upper Classmen, Tuesday, Sept. 24 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH GRANT'S BIKE SHOP Just East of the Post office at 48 Federal Ave. Bicycles, Trikes, Accessories, Arch Supplies, Tennis Rackets Restrung and Repaired returned from a visit at Payson. Sorensen, Sadie Hardman, Retta laid for Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey year. Division of Labor Standards Zina Baker, Marjory Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Department of Labor. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiibner, L. C. Provstguard. Full information Bird, Pern Lamont, Nora Lamont. Sorensen of Malad. Mr. and Mrs. may be obAndrew Cooley of Salt Lake, Mr. tained from Albert O. Anderson, Mrs. Claud A. Sorensen was' Vance D. Walker and son at a luncheon Saturday Mont have returned home after and Mrs. Lee Colby of Brigham. Secretary of the U. S. Civil Serpast month at Lone A delightfully arranged chicken vice Board of Examiners, at the evening in honor of Mrs. P. B. spending Covers 'ree Wyoming. supper was given Wednesday even- post office in this city. Maughan of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Hughes ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. were laid for ten. Flowers formed an attractive centerpiece. Out of and family have returned home Elmer Hancock in honor of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hancock of town guests were Miss Barbara lom a.trl? 10 ihey ' nd Mrs. O E Llljenqulst at was Montana. Supper Maughan of Wellsvllle, Mrs. C. 0.jMr PetMr Mrs and Ray Rexburg served at bne long table which Roskelley of Brigham City. erson at Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Clay was decorated with vases of asters Spenk Nicholas at Idaho Fall and Mr. lanchai Covers were laid for Messrs and 5 Room, modem home. Owner Wednesday at Mrs. J. F. Sorensen. and Mrs Alfred Horrocks at Poc-- Mesdaires O. C. Hancock, Elmer delightfully arranged dinner atello ldaho Hancock, Edger Hancock, Frank leaving city. Must sell at once. was given Friday in compliment to' Mrs. In compliment to her house Hancock, Harry Bartlett, the 73rd birthday anniversary of Cleve Hancock, Mrs. Ellen Bird. A beautifully de guests, Mrs. Rulon Nuttal and sons Emma Hancock, Mrs. Faye Hancock. corated cake centered the table. Bruce and Rulon of Ogden, T Mrs. Don Miller and sons Lyle Covers were marked for Mrs. Bird.!1" D Baker entertained at and Ernest spent a few days last Albert Johanson and family 0f;chlcken dlnner Sunday-Sal- t Mrs. Alex McQueen and son week at Ogden. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Willie and family of Brigham Forrest of Ely, Nevada have vmmwcek Mrs. Jesse Fifield and daugh- - turned home after spending past ter Flora of Logan, Mr. and Mrs.! two weeks with her sisters. Miss No. 8 Thatcher Bldg. Orval Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mary and Margaret Jensen and Henmger, Miss Irene and Arzella brother Henry Jensen. . Phone 980 Bird. Beehive Girls with their teacher The United States Civil Service Mr. and Mrs. William Kowallis enjoyed a party Wednesday evenand son of Boise, Idaho are the ing at the home of Miss Theta Commission has announcel open as folguests of Mrs. Kowallis parents, Barrett. Games formed the en- - competitive examinations tertainment. Delicious luncheon was lows. Ironing Board Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kidman. Larsen, Miss Physiotherapy aide, $1,800 a year Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sorensen of $1.13 lss yrerna. physiotherapy pupil aide, $1,440 A very special value. Strong Malad, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooley KMa for Mls? year. Optional subjects of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Mose and steady. pupil aide are: HydroUI?ef stauffr' Mls Blanchard of Logan were guests EVERTON & SONS A Barrett. of remedial and gympink therapy, message, of Mrs. Susan Sorensen on Sunwhite asters centered the table. COMPANY nastics and general physiotherday. Mrs. Vance Walker was hostess apy. Miss Beth Sorensen of Arbon, at a dinner, Senior safety engineer, $4,600 a Sunday. Covers were Idaho has returned home after spending a week with Miss Frona Hiibner. Mrs. Preston and Maughan daughter Wynette of Salt Lake spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Claud Sorensen. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wood have rett Ferd Taylor, Inez Barrett, returned home after spending a Mrs. Ivan Barrett, Miss Isabella week end at Burley, Idaho, visit- Stumpf, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. ing at the heme cf Mr. and Mrs. Those attending the Hyrum Frank Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker Stake Relief Society Social held Wednesday in Wellsvllle tabernacle and daughters of Carlin, Nevada were Mesdames Pres. Mary A. Bird, spent Sunday, the guests of their Vera Shelton, Charlotte Richards, mother, Mrs. Helen Walker. Alice Bartlett, Nellie Hangxjk, J)r. and Mrs. Joseph Sudweeks Elizabeth Shelton, Ethel Taylor, and son David of Provo and Miss Ellen Ladle, Selma Hancock, Alta Molly Rae Baker of Lynn, Idaho Ellen were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Lizzie Barnett, Kidman, Bird, Ida Lallas, Helen Walker, John D. Baker. A nicely arranged Bessie Ahrens, lone Larsen and dinner was given in their honor Marilla Bulst. by Mrs. Baker. Miss Leah Brown and Mark Mrs. Ellen Bird entertained at Brown, of Hyrum spent the week a quilting Wednesday. Dinner was end here, the guests of Mr. and served to Mrs. Vernal Willie of Mrs. Wayne Hiibner. Brigham, Mrs. Alice Sorensen, Mrs. A well appointed chicken dinner Ellen Ladle. Mrs. Mae Muir, Mrs. was given Tuesday by Mrs. John lone Larsen, Mrs. Ethel Taylor, D. Baker in honor of her sister Miss Clella Ladle. Mrs. H. B. Cordner and daughters Mrs. Andrew Lamont entertainMaxine and Carol of College Park. ed at a quilting Friday. LunchMaryland and her brother.. Supt. eon was served to Mesdames Verna James Huttal of Emery county schools. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes on Miss Hilda Hill of Garland, Chris and Claine Neills, Jack Yader Spencer all of Tremonton were supper guests of Mrs. Joseph N. Sorensen, Sunday evening. Miss Veda Sorensen was hoJtess at a prettily arranged luncheon Sunday. Covers were laid for Miss Hazel Sorensen, Miss Inez Bar1 CS EE Miss rett, Miss Ardella Lallas, Stella Ladle. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardman, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hardman have ss BARGAIN A y, Civil Service Examinations xzrzzzrzzzzz See It at Cache County Fair j PRESENTS THE Gop7vzio RADO WITH THE HEW the arj R 5 AND ETTE THAN EVER As when RCA introduced the first dynamic Quality of COAL Depends Upon Its age and the Weight of Covering the set the first Superheterodyne, RCA now opens another era in radio. 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