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Show Cache American A Sixth Year No. SO PAPER HOME FOR PEOPLE LOGAN', UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST Telephone "00 RETIRES FROM ACTIVE SERVICE Lulu Needham Services In Eliz. P. Lowe Tabernacle Ninth Ward held mete Funeral services Sunday afternoon in the Logan Holt tabernacle for Mrs. Lulu if e of S. E. Needham Needham, with Bishop D. J. Sutton of the Logan First ward In charge. The beautiful life of Mrs. Needham a as told In the glowing remarks of the speakers who had been life long associates. The speakers were President Joseph E. Cardon, Pres. C. W. Dunn, Judge XL C. Hairts and Bishop Sutton. an Musical numbers Included instrumental selection by Prof. 8. voE. Clark and Hal Farr; a cal duet by I. B. Holman and daughter, Mabel Godfrey; a vocal solo by Ben H. Roberts. Prayers acre offered by Joseph L. Peter sen of Huntsville and Arthur Turner. The grave In the Logan cemetery was dedicated by President O. H. Budge. Anne Lowe, 84, wife Galloway Lowe of this city, died Friday night at about 11p.m. Death was a shock to her family and relatives as she had not been ill and had been active about the home and In her flowers up to the time she retired at night. She was born at St. Louis, Missouri, December I, 1852, the daughter of Shorn and Elizabeth Anne Mills Purnell. She was among the early pioneers of Franklin, having been married to Mr. Lowe In 1871. The family made their home at Franklin until 1903 when they moved to Logan snd have resided here since that time. Three sons and one daughter have preceeded Mrs. Lowe, among them was Silver P. Lowe, a veteran of the World war who met an untimely death In a fire at McCammon, Idaho, in Letty Harris Surviving are her husband, six follows: sons and daughters as Mrs. Louise Poulter, Mrs. Fannie Mrs. Nora Hansen and Neeley, Era P. Lowe of Logan; James Lowe and Mrs. Vera Winter, Ogden; 25 grand children and 26 great grandchildren; a brother, Ernest Purnell of Salt Lake City. Funeral services are announced for Wednesday at 1 p m. In the Ninth ward chapel with Lindquist and Sons making arrangements. Burial will be In the family lot to the Logan cemetery. Services Held Today Le.ty Harris, 71, active church worker and business woman here, died at her home Friday night after a short Illness. Miss Harris was born here, November 2, 1865, a daughter of Alma and Sarah Earl Harris. She had been active In church work, and up until taO months ago was associated with her brother, C. M. Harris, In the Harris Music Company for many years. Surviving are three brothers, C. M. and Frank Harris, Logan; Alma A. Harris, Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral services were conducted today in the Logan Eleventh ward chapel, with burial In the Logan city cemetery under the direction of the Lindquist & Sons mortuary. LORENZO HANSEN Erastus Farmer Died in Logan On Saturday Elizabeth of Thomas 1920. Cache Stake Old Folks 3. 1937 62 West Center Willard Garr Died Monday In Ogden Services In ., Prominent Dairyman Quits Post HOME Willard Garr, 55. Utah Poultry Producers' association salesman died Monday in an Ogden hospital following a six weeks' Illness. He was born at Mlilvllle. Utah July 1, 1882, a son of Abel W. and Eliza Stephenson Garr. He had resided most of his life to Ogden and Salt Lake City, having been an employe of the Utah Idaho Central Railroad company prior to his association with the poultry company. In 1902-- 4 he served on a mission to the western slates. Surviving are his widow, formerly' Roseila Gunnell, who he married in Salt Lake City, September 28, 1904; two daughters, Mrs. Rulon Scott, Morgan, and Mrs. Harry four Rates, Sacramento, Cal.; grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. E. G. Campbell, Providence, and Mrs. A. R. Hovey, Cedar City. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 p. m. in the Lindquist & Sons funeral chapel in Ogden, by Bishop Sylvester Anderson of the Millville ward. Burial will be in the Millville cemetery. fTtends may call at the mortu-ai- y chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening and until time of services Thursday. Air Circus Delivered Gospel Message Promised Next Sunday v -- Insurance Men Of Logan to Fete W. Rigby A farewell party at Guinavah Park Nut er 7"'". - ERASTUS SNOW Hyrum Scene Of Conference And Reunion A State Scandinavian summer will be held In Hyrum, August 7 and 6. H. B. will be given Nielsen of Hyrum is chairman of at 5 o'clock the local committee. conference-reunio- on Saturday, August 7 for Wood-roRigby who has been assigned to the position of general agent for the Beneficial Life Insurance As a feature of the annual Old Company with headquarters at Folks' outing, August 11 at the Sacramento, Calif. Mr. Rigby, a Logan Tabernacle ground, the Lo- native of Newton, has been popugan High school band directed by lar In Insurance circles here for Prof. A. T. Henson will play ac- the past few years. He has made wlthiho.,Benelicial JLUe incording. tq.. Albert.. O. Olofsrp surance Company and consequentchairman. The outing will begin at 11 a. ly the promotion. m., in the Tabernacle. At 12 o'clock Agents of Logan as well as noon dinner will be served, fol from the Ogden agency and their lowed by a motion picture show. wives will join together In giving sendoff". Returning to the Tabernacle Mr. Rigby a suitable grounds after the show, the guests There will be a soft ball game, will be honored with a big sur- horse shoe pitching and a hot prise program and a treat to cake dinner. There will be a program and ice cream. at the amphitheatre and a bonfire to conclude the fun. Mr. Rigby has been one of the big producers for his company In the local field. In a recent contest he was high point man. Citizens still thrill at the sight of a well piloted airplane and are always attracted when It la announced that a flight Is to be made. Hundreds of citlsens appeared at the local airport SunTuesday and Wednesday to witness the aerial Jump from the wings of the Floyd Hansen day, August 10 and 11 will be Red-Lettplane by Frank Cooper who was Days unable to make the jump on the for Valley, 24th. Mr. Cooper has taken a lease on For a of yean the the local airport for next Sunday, horsemen number of Cache Valley have which time he will fclt that they havnt been given Jump. He says he has the consideration give really due them. arranged for a real air circus. This Idea should be dispelled forbe will Hansen with there Floyd ever as a result of the efforts of his plane and others will also be the committee responsible for the there. He expects at least five celebration at Lewiston on Tuesplanes on the local field to take day and Wednesday. August 10 and those who want a ride to the 11. During the three- big days of exhibito aerial and planes give stampede, rodeo, racing and whattions. not, horse racing will be an outThe air circus will be conducted standing feature. So handsome are all day Sunday and there will belthe oash prl2es offered that al a Jump at about the same time ready horsemen are coming to the that the Jump was made last grounds to get ready for the big Sunday. There will be a small race meets. admission chaige to enter the air Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and port and there will be no cars Utah horsemen will vie for honors to on the highway on permitted park the track. Jockeys of national Mr. Cooper said. fame will be among the riders. O Jerry Tyner, chairman of the advertising committee, was to Logan Monday and says that every detail of the two-da- y event has been carefully attended to. This we can believe for when the Lewiston boys say they are going to do a thing, they do Just that. Denver, Colorado Official openAmusements for the women and ing of the new Ogden Field Office of the United States Social children will be In evidence everywas announced where on the rodeo grounds. ConSecurity Board here today at the regional head- cessions, the like of which have never before been seen to Cache, quarters of the Board. will be featured. This office will be to the Fred J. Klesel Building at Ogden. J. Every citizen of Lewiston, to a Golden Hunsaker, a Utah man, man, has entered wholeheartedly was appointed from Civil Sendee Into the staging of this, the first lists as manager of the office, annual roundup, In the choicest agricultural section of the entire several weeks ago. It will be worth ones while WJietr the 'Ogden Field Office valley. to go to Lewiston for these two opens It will be prepared to dis- days, even If it is Just to see the tribute and receive applications for that has taken place Social Security account numbers, development in this choice spot. as as well furnishing employers, Beautiful homes, large dairy employees, and all other Interested fields of grain and persons with accurate information barns, waving stacks of choice alfalfa hay, go to regarding the Federal Old-ABenefits plan and their rights and make up a sight worth the seeLewiston Is the site of the obligations under the Social Se- ing. only sugar factory operated to this curity Act. county. Every cltzen of the valley Counties which will be included should make It a point to attend ofin the jurisdiction of the Ogden the Lewiston celebration. If not fice are Summit, Morgan, Weber, for both days, at least one day, Rich, Cache, and Box Elder to next Tuesday or Wednesday, AugUinta In and Wyoming. Utah; ust 10 and 11. . ... Other counties In Utah are being serviced at the present by the other Utah field office, which is in the Union Pacific Building in Salt Lake City, and of which William B. Hayward, also a Utah man, is the manager. AT LEWISTON j O Strec n Cache In Ogden District The opening meeting will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Third Lorenzo Hansen, manager of the ward chapel. At 4 p. m. all guests Erastus Grinlg Parmer, 76, well' Borden Milk company plant here, will be taken on a sight seeing of Clifton, Idaho, farmer known retired Saturday on a pension, aftour and at 8 p. m. a musical conand bishop of the Clifton ward cert and dance review will be glv ter 25 years ot active service with for 16 years, died Saturday at the en. the company. home of his daughter, Mis. Eva Second Mr. Hansen has been Interested O. Henderson, 298 East Sunday, Aug. 8, at 10 a. m. the second session of the conference In the dairy business hi Cache South street. will' be held with HolgerM. Lar29, '1861, at He was bora-Jun- e county more than 50 years and sen of Paris, Idaho, state chairIn 1904 organized the Cache Val- Florence, Neb., a son of Edward 2 man, In charge. A most delightful ley Condensed Milk company. In John and Elizabeth Wright armusical program has been he sold it to the Borden Co.,!mer. At the time of his birth his male since that time has been! parents were crossing the plains Greig ranged with the of j to Utah. chorus, under the direction manager. Reider Warring, of Salt Lake City, Besides serving as bishop, he No successor has been named for will be one of the special fea filled two missions to England and The necessity of careful driving Mr. Hansen as yet. tures. Excellent speakers who will of in Logan canyon was brought e for 10 years was a member talk both In the Scandinavian Oneida stake high council. face to face with score of motorists widow, Sunday afternoon on the narrow language and English, will be preMr. Farmer and his sent. Invitation will be extended Holt Farmer, stretch of road near Beaver LandMrs. Mary Ellen to many of the high officials of celebrated their golden wedding ing. Bishop William Evans Sr., of both the church and the state. the Logan Third ward accompananniveisary January 16, 1937. to An invitation Is extended Besides his widow, survivng sons ied by four women, were going to everyone. A large attendance Is and daughters are Mrs. Henderson, Bear Lake for an afternoon drive. O desired. Wilhelm Schmidt, for 35 years Logan; Erastus Leroy and Tru- As they were driving leisurely a resident of College ward, died man E. Farmer, Poulson, Mont., along this narrow stretch of road, At 12:30 p. m. a band concert will be given on the city park, Sunday afternoon at a local hos- Mrs. Elsie May Winward, Clifton, a car from the Bear Lake side Pitkin Reunion was held in Lopital. Mr. Schmidt was born In Idaho; Mrs. Ivie P. Willis, Provo; came down the canyon at an ex- gan canyon at Camp Guinavah and at 2 p. m. the closing session December 20, Mrs. Emma E. Davis and Golden cessive rate of speed for such a Sunday. 150 were present. The reSoran, Germany, of the conference will be held. 1856, the son of Traugott and H. Farmer, Boise, Idaho, and Mrs. narrow road. Bishop Evans was union was for all the descendants Housing facilities will be availEmile Reimann Schmidt. He was Cora H. Epperson, Salt Lake City; crowded so far off the grade that of George White Pitkin, and in able for out of town guests, and loand two great- the two wheels of his car on the celebration of the one hundredth 42 grandchildren the husband of Bertha Roth. John A. Israelsen of Hyrum, O residents are urged to do all they Two sisters, Mrs. right side of the car slipped off anniversary of George O. Pitk.n, cal Beneficial Life Insurance Co., can to share their Services will be held Wednesday grandchildren; Get hospitality. Alma A. Harris of Los Angeles, able was he son of George White Pitkin. at 1 p. m. In the Young ward Mar T. Reese, Emmet, Idaho, and the grade. Fortunately to a agent, returned Friday from a trip in touch with the presidencies of commonly known in Logan where machine to the stop West Jordan. bring were viewed be Mrs. Sarah lines He Idaho. Four to Egbert, The Salmon may body brought the Cynthia large family City, chapel. Benson and Sego he once claimed residence, as at the Lindquist Mortuary from Funeral services will be conducted before it went over the steep em- represented. Ammon Pitkin, Geo. home his salmon, a fish 37 Inches Lily camps, daughters of the Utah Bert Harris, will be a guest In women The bankment. m. in alighted 10:30 a. the 12 In at o'clock 16 O. Pitkin, Harriet Pitkin Robbins in length and about Wednesday H a. m. Tuesday until pounds Pioneers, if you have accommodaLogan for a week or so. He will noon Preston. Idaho, Third ward chap- from' the car safely and motorists and Jay L. Pitkin. This was the weight. Besides the big fish his tions for Wednesday and from 12 any visitors. These labe here to attend the funeral on back the in getting it first gathering of all these lines party caught about 40 fine trout. dies are taking care of the housWednesday until time for services el, with interment in the Jordan assisted services of his sister, Letty Harno damage except smee 1901. They came from Canbusiness Mr. Israelsen cemetery under direction of Rich- road with at the Young ward chapel reports The Mountain States Telephone ris, tomorrow In the Logan Eleving. ards and Sons mortuary of Logan. for the shock sustained by the oc- ada, 0 Idaho, Montana, Oregon, good for the Beneficial. He recenthas just completed a enth ward chapel. of the Company Through the cupants of the automobile because California, Arizona, and all parts ly qualified for the trip to the piece of work in Cache Valley, Mr. Harris was one of the orvarious cf such a close call. the committee, general of Utah. convention National Underwriters for speed, the like of which committee .men and women, bish- that ganizers of the Harris Music Co A score or more cars were stopAfter a delicious dinner, a pro- to be held In Denver, August never been before has accomplishin this city forty years ago. Ho from ops of the 10 wards of the Hyped coming from both directions gram was carried out to the amemployees. Of- was a partner with his rum stake, Stake (Presidencies and ed by the company brother, and the occupants give aid. It phitheatre. W. K. Burnham welficials outlined a construction pro- C. M. Harris of this city. He reMayors, this reunion will certainwas a practical lesson on the comed the group. Musical numthe for this and gave valley cently gave an Interview which ly be a success. We want every- ject 1 to have necessity of care in driving on bers were given by Austin Seager, was published with his picture In one who comes to Hyrum at this workmen until August Mamas, and sometimes papas, narrow canyon roads. The party Rex Pitkin, and Leola Pitkin Wood. was last completed the Improvement Era, giving Intime to enjoy themselves, feel it completed. It who think It is correct and hot Still crowded Bishop Evans off the Readings were given by Mrs. W. New Yoik who pursuing teleand included a new welcome and this can only be done Thursday stuff, to let their 4 year old off- - shadow. Mrs. Anna teresting facts on early pioneer Hauptmann road, went on without stopping to Wi. Pitkin, Mrs. J. H. Wilson, ar.d phone line from Sardine summit history in the church and to Utah. do just arrived on the Bremen Monday of the spring everyone. help through a M. A. hand. Mrs. N. Larsen. R. Kovey give helping to Wellsville; a new line seotion 'about anything told of the Pitkin name and the It is 87 years ago this month south of Logan and the reconng 0f new evidence she had that pops into his uncovered jn Germany to prove American Weldon A second session of the school since Elder Erastus Snow, first struction of a new telephone line projectors. know head, you will took the message of the Gospel from the Innocence of Bruno Richard Burnham gave chalk talks. B.ief of forestry summer camp Logan to Merrills spur. right away that Hauptmann, her husband, who was remarks were made by John Young commence August 30 and con- to the Scandinavian pinninsula. Wires were cut over on Thursday they been reactin' executed more than a year ago Since a time to Wilson that accom and Robt. Crookston. J. H. tinue for four weeks great many peo- last. a book by may- for the kidnap-murdof Charles was chairman of the program. modate the large number of stu- ple have become members of the This was all accomplished withbe some bachelor, A. o dents of whom the course is re- church and a large number of out even a click In the service as Lindbergh Jr. on how to raise With her was blond, blue eyed quired. Headquarters of the camp them have come to this country far as patrons were concerned. A large representation of the children. were men Los Angeles Two son, in are at Tony grove aboutu 22 miles to help Build an Empire and Manfred, her the process of buildng these several civic clubs that make up During And when you whom she is proud to see a grow- killed and two injured Monday make It what is It in is today. It up Logan canyon. various lines, as many as 100 the Associated Civic Club of Nor-masee this kind of The first session of the camp was commemoration of the founding of holes were ing resemblance to his father. night in a midair collision of two dug and that when them Utah were present at the interyoungster She refused at first to be held in June for 22 students. Ap- the Gospel In those countries that airplanes a short distance from poles were set in a day. Seven he or she is 16, viewed or photographed, but yield- Dycer airport. proximately 80 are expected at the these reunions are held. Last year crews have been engaged in the canyon party and meeting held at the Guinavah park, Saturday and who was allowed to grow up ed soon to the persuasions of Paul M. it was held in Mt. Pleasant, Ut., w'ork. The fall session. Professor Identified as The dead were company is building a evening. A box lunch was served without a halter, they are mostly jujjus b. Braun, a private detec-mak- Chester Powers, 24, who has had Smithfield Services were held Dunn said. The students find it and a large crowd attended. This between circuit new toll a g oclock and just as the lunch-Sa- lt trouble for their ma and tiV6i wjj0 took her in hand a a we expect even complete year and a half experience as a Wednesday afternoon at the First more convenient to attend at this year however, Lake City and various Idaho eon was being finished a deer it ward for has estimated pa, but then it is too late. And few days after the execution, more, been Coleman. for when time John sum' that man chapel named a opportunltes Stran. and pilot, has came strolling into the open The new circuit points. when they were around 4 and spot stay In occupants of a yellow Taylor Cub Counselor Harry Michaelis was mer field work are nearing an there will be about 1200 out of been During her made necessary because of where the tables were set. It made town guests and with the attenin charge with the ward choir, un- end. pokin hair pins in the clock, and Germany, she said, she spent most monoplane. beextra business of the press j an impressive picture and prelude der the direction of Harry De maybe lookin cute to mama, they her time visiting her parents The forest service plans to use dance of our own people the comare now talkin back at 16 and ald Bruno's aged mother at Mark- - Frank Jameson, 31, owner of the Ryke with Mrs. William Mather, the same headquarters for train' mittee hopes to see a good turn- tween Idaho and Utah points over to the theme of the talks that fol-t- he an second instructor and plane company lines. lowed. tellin her what is what and It groenigen. Braun announced she tag members of their personnel out. with more than 3000 hours of furnishing the singing. Little does the ordinary patron j Judge is not so cute. seshad picked up valuable Information Sometime c Harris presided at Well after the Opening song, college immediately flying time to his credit, was takof the telephone company realize the meeting and Introduced Sam And down there in Wash., D. in Germany. He declined, however, en prayer, Bp George sion. With their cooperation many hos- Understand; street to receiving Georgia on within the phy-- 1 uei q Powell of Ogden, what is going G. Niison. Those who spoke of the improvements have been made to C., they been lettin' the young to permit any questions as to depresident pital with a broken left arm and sical plant of the company to of the organization and Dr. heads have full rein, and they are tails. J. cuts on his leg. His stu- sterling qualities and of the early improve the comfort and efficiency serious service the of maintain said connecting It was a very fast trip, takin the clocks apart and puttn Broaddus, the guest speaker. They, Joe Vierling, 36, day activities were Dr. G. L. Rees, of the head quarters. dent passenger, thousands of the calls daily up but I am going received a broken arm and stressed the good to the vartoua Low, Courses of Instruction the wheels In new places. And Mrs. Hauptmann, Include, leg George Done, Bp. Sylvester handled by the local office. and Counselor Harry Michaelis. plane and topographic surveying, communities that could be gained when we wake up, we will find to continue and carry on until Internal critical and injuries. o If Utah was properly advertised, timber that things they been doin are the case Is cleared up. I promised Special musical numbers render- timber cruising, growth, The crash was witnessed by ed were, vocal solo, Mrs. Mable silviculture, and dendrology, range not so cute, and also wont work, my own family and Richards famand if the many beauty spots were Mayor A. G. Lundstrom, who Thain Reunion and we should have put our foot ily that I would nrver give up. I Shirlay Straud, 14, who was stand- Godfrey and duet, Mrs. Lillian management and reconnaisance submitted to a gland operation John T. Thain family reunion made more convenient for the down sooner, for out there on the am more convinced than ever of ing in the back yard of her home, Tarbet and Clifford Simpson. methods, and wildlife manage- in Ogden on Saturday, is reported was held Sunday on the grounds tourist. It was stated that no one block from a few the airport. front porch, the tax collector will his innocence. I am coming back Closing song, Oh My Father. ment. The instruction stresses the to have went through the ordeal of the city park at the County in the state knows one half what The planes were circling for a Bendlctlon, Harry DeRyke. be huntin our door bell. to continue the fight and prove practical side of forestry work and famously and reports from the! fair grounds. Representatives were this state has to offer the tourist Yours with the low down. to everybody that he was The grave at the cemetery was is given by the regular school of hospital are to the effect that he here from California Nevada, Ida- landing, after a short training Harold Peterson led the group JO SERRA. is doing splendidly. dedicated by Roy Erickson. flight, Just before dusk. ho and Utah. in several community songs. iorestry faculty. Near" Accident . Far-191- ad In Canyon On Sunday Resident Of College Ward Passes w Outing Pitkin Reunion Held Sunday At Guinavah -- ge Brought Home Sixteen Pound Salmon Bert Harris Will Visit In Logan Telephone Company Speeds Up Work THE LOW D0WH HICKORY GROVE Practical Forestry Courses Civic Clubs Midair Plane Collision Fatal to Two er Gather In Logan Canyon John Coleman Services At ny Smithfield ln j two-mon- th , Mayors Operation Successful |
