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Show TueMay, August 31, 10-17- "'.LOCALS t ' 1'i i Ikn 3s Accepted 'Had FLasmt Outing i; l.uiii by t:.i? Ut.ltel of tie Luiu'- 8cu;.'.ab.i Kr,M:ua ruimluri- CViiuxiiiv, !..ia j.,. iy i a. fill m .j.ii.p'.uu to tl. 1,. iun.nl ii.'.h 1,1s S.iii.ily irem aa. Plcfar' j atl.c Aa.uii. Meeting that t.k and vaiutin ihwii to tria Annie Yeates Services Held Af TVoj Isrj , ; -- Diu jt.un.e ithti.Us tli air,. In', l.i. the in the attn mary u.:rtii n: liras if .; t 'I I Y.'."'.l Caffuty Wrie '. Litors ln The l.iut lit of Coie s,.i.d.,y at the home of Mr. ills, oil. 1' ion i" I'id.iri.H acted- - and Mu. S. V. Alh-n- . 1 ng 10 s, hiHi gimie, wi atiu r, end Mis Johnson of Beattie, grand-If.i- ii conditiui.s. Is puU.ied out, j mot her of Uon.ild anil David Har- Tax di l.tupti 1,1 y trends for the ibop arrived at Cove Thursday, 1iole.Vvor a I'rl.lvfl tm Jems Is shown. Circa! returning io Sant P.unclsco, tuk-isr- .a i't rejxiits j Ftmeiul sinpt-Kvmone enjoiedi mis Annie blt tth Heterend Allen Jaubs Tiridon in lax tolLaiutu un-hi- g ions with her the biys. They wlU I at the rodeo, Saturday. Hto.eia V.aua, "1, niolher ormer minister f ilia St. Jolim- hull- - deice from 8an Frarrlsro to 6ea-- il hiding rcelempllcmsi, are Diene Yiaea. jxifimarit r of Uii ,1,111-cl- i nlt.re rr,. a few i i.um in" rut from 82 23 perc-n- t L-- e whuc they will iK..d tlie Mdcu. curly tuiauliy ut:miliMir gt Duxbury. Pw,)Ie flnd Rrv m R32 to 113 98 perernt In 19J8 .winter with their parents. Ioc.l were conducted u,., gUe wonderful supporthujnial. Ki,k. w us ef.nif!v lWrb.vi 11 Mr lu1 Mrs W- - F: Hedricks Another sliitl-.tiia- l study deals' McBride hud a fine sirlna of Mur.du.. u the NibLy ward cliap- U-ji- ui and l.f! many friends h re wuh Mis. Ganna Day - . Iro-peii- ty LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN . o.it.iig r.am.'io.! At Niblcy a man. lime an phi- in the Mmh o: e n iHiuiihil be If! tiinui-V.inuui i l .lw anil sih U 111, New RmUaiat unn. ami , lid t! l! e i l i !' ; , j hi Umud rrttoix'.iy dab ha; L Ani.i--dc e i. . lillvill In District Court i., lied a wee; mg lor WVrinfMlayl l! m.m. l:.,s 8 the 8 touit la al A petition in the estate of Mary k11 Mi'tly tun t! iiv th' u,i nt whHii a ,;vaker lio-n .. hr u.i. th. u ill bureau, to- was the r.aiuual court U luard Dixliiit IV i roys el o.ii. ,v mid o.il-- . ri... j b. present. M' n.bm and all otheia with Judge Lewis Jones on Lilvii: lnuted to be pre-- 1 ihe yr"d valuation trends during the inUTtsud i was a la'ge bench. Tin-ra of Another visit was made with Jur. ;ar.n.uaiti-huh t. In High Sundl,y ten .sent. of Mlndoa cltl"m ln Bl past yens, bv major property Broup tun U, Lindquist a graduate of ttie USAC and lT';r,'l ,.Jr. Andeiaon good bronio riding. ttr0 Crt,,k caItn fnJ'U: Il out tendance. that points I of Harvard who has been tearh- The boxing matches were enter-- , the ten yrar teriod th, re ll( lous 1,PKr-haHeads Family Croup j Employment Office Moves burn at M.U- - mg at llobart college In New York dining Mr- nd k,rs' TlKmi Hndrleks Tlie main bout Ixtwcen! a deervase In total val-- ! taintng. To Teach Music vlUe Ju!' 18jJolm M. R.i hards. Logan mor- The Nutamal leave of uatton of 23 were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred daughter of, but now has a Marvin LIU and F.ar.k Poppleton decreasSuch percent. Thotnus and Kliaa Mms s aUsenee Bee JesMiss Marian Is and and now liaated at 124 No.1 Humphreys was a (lc working for his s have, however, Sunday. ben by no Tltcnsor, Geo. Fn'drUk',' '"larutt' ai ItuvutL ' Rogers, new Instructors in attendid the family reunion hi Main, Logan, are mot mg Into new Ludi-aWebb of the stake means uniform. Livestock assess-- ! the evening the dance was. in a ust befoie L aving lor home the men ta 1885, and le Salt Lake City on Sunday where; quarteis at 149 North Main. Room 'music, will Join the faculty of the ciowded and the fine music was Sunday school board waa a have decreasisl 65 perient : a.iu tn lji). of his 201, in the Baugh Block on. Sept, j cjH sc within the next two weeks. Peterson family vlMied at the Sigthe birthday anniversary nd 8av l Kunday ;1 b those of city and town lots tor mtrucUons. she had worked ma Chi conclave being held ai went down 38 lather, William H. Richaids otiist. This ofhee is located m the Miss Beers and Miss Rogers both ARs. jy Joe Egley was taken 10 Since girlhood percent; personal, son'' vrry limc!y . , , , , tlie Somerset ho el in Malad was b Ing observed. Mr.j first buslnc.-- s block South of the 'come to the coll., ye highly recom Boston. Thomas Alkn has moved to o' her th..n livestock lost projierty mended. Profosw Peterson ta the local w Richards w.s named president of Court house, 6ftIt rum nd Ro hM gone perocnt; acreage 33 percent on for lCSfcaiL10 sen ing the family group in the organisalofctn ocaL5lMlaUy term as ward Sigmi Chi delegates through Hie On the other hand, railroad andlUke 40 club under The second year Arizona Visitor - school of business at Harvard nd!oth(.r our ard m"mb,rl!' tion setup. preMdent. Her jfats Along Itiver uUlt). valuations were sc- - soni of ttle iUPervlil,m of M1 OP1 AI tions include counselor ln puishowed them the many sights) Adams and daugh- T. Mrs. G. theako Arthur Westowr of Mesa, Ari- - It has been reported to us that lred 48 tu,lly p,.rrrnt dur. Andrew Prlmaty Wld Nliss Dar,ene -. arJ trr Co'e hom 'UrrOUIu)Ug and nfd preslorganization izona, was a visitor in Logan over numerous rats are to be found (ioinR on Mission the il for gen- ri rCarmn ing f;rvEjSln period, lhe m slumber party on Miss A1- - dent 0f both Millville and had white they went to Nibiey Ls -- California s.'lenttflc e'al - . Misa Ellen Rose of the Logan Sunday, visiting at the home of along Logan river In the vicinity -j it. poln yue Relief societies. n,ht 'und,T take Alice Ann and Dorris to their ed out. Eeventh ward has accepted a csll Mrs. J. H. Westover. He has been of Fourth south and First east flrs are seven sons and Rights of Taxpayers mother. Mrs. Doroihy Chldirs. Surviving be a Here street. at week church! the good place might visiting during past for a the mbsion to fill the direction of fits Glenn Fife daughters. Postmaster Yeau-s- , Lo- Pointed Mrs. Adam's dau J iter, Carol, to rat of his home Mrs. lhe authorities the J.lfor begin testimonial' Out daughter, A in Great Britain. and Mrs. Alvin Hauser, spent Wed- - gan; Mrs. Orson Olson and Mrs has been visiting her grandparents in her behalf uas held In the!R- Johnston of Paradise and hujan extermination campaign. on lawn, Souths Ray nesday night some little time and will return itaroldson. Idaho Falls, ward Eleventh chapel Sunday nephew Elmer Paul of Hyrum (Continued from Page Oi.el Both classes cooked their supper Idall0; y!r, 3 P- BignaU, lleber to rPovo with her mother and Left Turk at Miss Ilat Rose to leave expects night. and breakfast. Everyone enjoved city; Mrs. Lehl Clawson and Mrs sister ln the near future. national "subon 23 Elmer Reelected on Paul this authority Lake Salt September City "Wednesday last during the Sea the outing. Cove Mrs. Mabel Sn.tie, daughJoseph CUon, Hyrum; Leo Yeates ject. points out means for her field of labor following a Elmer Paul of Hyrum was re- - mon's family reunion a white hat whereby ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Flher Miss Darlene Andrew returned Nibiey; four Thomas. brothers, great to Meeting the savings course of preparation at the church cently reelected as commander of. was left on the tabl.-taxpayer may and niece of Mr,. W. J. Harrison Scandinavian near thej to her home after Elder Victor Degn who lias Just visiting with Joseph A. and Ernest Jessup, Nib-- 1 b made throueh hVUlK mission scliocl. the Hyium Post of the American drinking fountain at tnnpd was a visitor In Cove. Friday. She returned Rom the mission field Gumavah!Mr and Mfs Andrew at j Jey. and Ephr.lm Logan. Anyone West Yellowstone. Legion. Mr. Paul has served one Park in Logan canyon, and Mrs. Cora Webb were dinner and Anthon Pehrson will be the term as commander of the post. finding it please return to th Instructs in Radio guests of Mr. and Ms. Harrison. .speakers at the Scandinavian of Tnrya Andrew Mrs. and C.vius Mr. 1 UlCI 5UH and Ms. Geo. Matkln and i ing Friday at the slake house. Clayton Clark, an aggie grad- He feels highly honored to have Cache American olfiee. was visiting West Yellowstone, uate ln 1933, has been signed as his com: ados return him for a relatives the friends with and Wed in Chica." Instructor ln radio and electricity sterejnei term. latter part of this week. at the Utah State Agricultural! W. Bennie Degn and Miss Iris A Joe pamonj uho has been college and has already assumed Seeks Divorce Swapp of Logan were united marking in Rupert, Idaho spent the di-D. 24. liis duties, George Mona E. Miles filed suit for wedia k ln Chicago on August Clyde, dean weefcnd with his parents, Mr. the school of engineering andivorce against Lamar Miles. Ms. Inga O. Peterson, 81, died Preiident Bryant S. Hinckley of and jjrs Oeoige Ransom. arts, announced Mon- -' day In the First district court on the L. D. S. Mission performed Newell Payne and family have Saturday morning at the home ofi day. Mr. Clark graduated from the grounds of nonsupport. The the marriage ceremony. Mr. and moved to Tremonton, where Mr. her daughter, Ms. R. B. Cussiik, the college with a major ln phy- - complaint states the couple was Ms Degn were former popular Lake City, after a long 1 Payne has employment ln the su- Salt sics and did one year of graduate married here July 8, 1936, and students at the USAC. ness. gar factory. work. have one minor child. Custody of Ms. Peterson was boro ln clubs enjoyed the outOur the child and $25 per month ali- Granted Divorce Norway, January 16, 1856, at the College Friday. ing a daughter of Olaus Bortsen and Chemist Back Home mony are asked by Mrs. Miles. Mr. Allred and Ms. of and Lewis First Jones the Riley Judge Dr. Lester L. Hirst, a son of Glover attended the Antomine Borg Overn. She became Distriit Court has granted a di- - Maurice Professor C. T. Hirst of the chem- Im prove Broadway vorce to Wanda Bingham Roske- - Layne reunion at Logan canyon a member of the LDS church ln 1877 and came to Utah In 1878, istry department of the college, Sinoe the property owners in tlie f om Gilbert Roskeilcy on the Sunday. who has been visiting the past business section on Center street grounds of cruelty. Plaintiff was Miss Edna Orvin spent last week being matrled tlie same year io Andreas Peterson. Her husband few days with his friends and made such a wonderful Job of re given custody of the five minor jin Salt Lake visiting relatives. j relatives in Logan, returned to pairing their sidewalk of late, ci- children, a division of the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Taft Benson are has been dead several yeais. She had been an active church is tizens of First North, or West perty a.id 540 a month alimony. the p.oud parents of a baby girl. Pittsburgh, Sunday. Dr. HL-Ms. Benson was formerly Itellle worker, especially in Relief society employed as physical chemist in Broadway", are not to be outdone. Today appears the first published standing of candidates in The Cache Am-encwork. the United States Bureau of A crew of men are busy putting Loses Photographs Orvin. two are and Scholarship Campaign. This is only a relative standing, and clearly shows daughters Mmes there, where he operates a In a new curb and gutter on the M. and Mrs. Earl Neilson and Surviving Lars Sorensen, residing at 155 w at a real coal hydrogenation plant, the only south side of the street from Main daughter, Patsy of Ogden were three sons, Mrs. Minnie P. Isgreen, opportunity there is for candidates to get ahead by working conMs. Elsie P. Cussick and Professor East, 2nd South street, this city, Trenton visitors, Sunday, one of its kind ln the United to First West. scientiously in their spare time. Every hour devoted to this work is earning monon the left some photographs States. Mrs. C. G. Wood returned f refill William O. Peterson, Salt Lake bench at the court house lawn, yisiting her daughter, Ms. Grace City, Charles O. and Anthon O. ey for them. There is a splendid opportunity indeed for an entirely new candiare valuable as Thompson at Ogden. Little Helen Peterson, Logan. These photos date to enroll now and with little effort to Caution Children were conducted Funeral services jump right to the top. There is With schools soon, Satoday Iron, .rip to plenty of room left for live-wir- e in the Logan Fourth ward today candidates. parents should be prepared to Moi, ,"d' chapel, with burial in the Logan will rwardl to .to to the visit his son. Dr. Melvin Lloyd ' give every consideration And tiuthfully the votes earned up to date have been joser Griffiths of Logan, Ms. cemetery under me direction of practically an safety of their children. After a Kent, a practicing physician there.) & Sons tie. mortuary. Lindquist viriDave Griffin, were Sunday BUT, with this closeness of vote leaves summer of play and recreation, The former Lewiston youth l!Schoo,3 it a big opening for some striding o live-witors at Mr. and Ms. Roy Brig?' 0ppn children in their formative years rapidly building up a lucrative and candidate to into a Lad jump big during Opportunity Week, with a Four Days Remain in Tirst Logan City schools and Cache are apt to grow careless of safety enviable practice in our neighbormere handful of one-yeA few hundred thousand votes would subscriptions. lessons learned from the previous ing state as a surgeon, according county schools in the north end Period of Campaign make a line-udifference in school term, and each parent to Mr. Kent. the surprising entire of the county Mondayl opened should do his part toward refresh- Mr. and Mrs. Subscriber: If you havi (Continued from Page One) morning. They will open next Tues. COlICCtCQ promised one of these candidates a , ing their minds and impressing Ten Pound day in South Cache. The students Boy see subscription, histhat world's in the favorite it your NOW, during turning points them with the proper safety meagets Opportunity Week. M. and Ms. Evan Rasmussen treked back to school brim full It tory, it has been the men and mean sures to be employed in crossing one the may to master lead he she or of enthusiasm desires to now. and that necessary ready gain are the proud parents of a ten women of indomitable courage. streets, using playground equipbeen outwhich have the subjects local a at born : boy, While others were trembling and Clarkston school pound ment, playing strenuous oiiimij Saturday. Mr. Rasmussen, lined for their consumption. Ms. Orson Hyer of Lewiston anxious and shrinking, they were pimpg and other activities In ran Steam of the Logan was a guest at the mothers and moving fast and fearlessly toward employee which injuries or accidents are Laundry, is given the urge to Open Franklin School: daughters party held under the the goal that was desired. likely to occur. hustle about more briskly than) R. F. Campbell direction of" the" Y. L. M. I. A. on The team that wont be beat- Superintendent ever with the appearance of the 0j t be FrankLn county schools 'Friday. August 27. She gave a'en, was the motto of the Prince new arrival, the second child in who hni imt rptnrnpd to Preston lectMre on the Orient and show- ton gridiron boys, and it lead the family. Mother and babe are she leUcs from lands the them to victory over the splendid) univer-!ed from study at Stanford was organizations vSiitedA social program doing nicely. of Yale and Har-o- f sity, has announced the opening ser- - yard. schools in Franklin county oniKiven and refreshments were ved. Premium Wheat Defeat, in fact, is purely a men- M. and Ms. Thomas H. God-,tstate of mind, and internal It has been called to our ats. frey and family and M. and condition. Many an army has tention that HeDer Shipley, a repThomas A. Goodey and fa m-- ) rendered just at the point when resentative of the Globe Mills in ily spent Sunday in Dayton, Ida- - the opposing army was getting Cache Valley, has made the reho where they were dinner guests ready to hoist the white flag. It mark that good quality milling of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson, is the person who can hold out Dicklo wheat will be going at a Delores Schiess, Provi- La Veil Burt, who has been at and keep his courage up to the premium this fall. It also makes ani Joan feed. Ohiiviler. a Logan hospital returned to his' fighting point, whatever the hard- Wendell John chicken Farmers dence choice a ness of the opposition forgetting with Dicklo wheat should not mix Heber City and Edna Oldham, home on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Barron to give up and remembering only it with any other grade in order Paradise; William Lawrence Ewof Joplin, Mo., left for their home to keep on who is sure to win. Smith-fielto get the best prices. ing and Cama Hansen, a hundred Glen R. Jones and Harriett on Monday. A family party was1 History has proven Hulme, Logan; John Davis, Rock held on Sunday evening at the: times that it is not the size of the Canyon Party Dolores De Verne home of Peter S. Barson in their army ln the fight that counts so H. P. Nielsen, Logans popular Springs and honor. much, but its the size of the Denver. Hopkins, had another brick contractor, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ravesten, fight in the army. birthday, Saturday, August 28. On M. and Ms. Joseph Goodey, M.l Now is the time to work, fight he leased the New Chemist Friday evening and Mrs. Thomas Goodey, Mr. and win. Saturday night will see Dr. Lloyd C. Malm, new ins and Mrs. R. A. Guinavah park in Logan canyon Goodey and Miss the close of the first period and 100 of his over invited friends, and tructor in chemistry at the col- - Thelma Goodey and Mis. Mary) a new schedule of voles will be in to , acquaintences and u ta Logan Sep- - Burt attended the funeral ser- - effect. Now, while the big votes 0 party. tember 1 participate in a birthday and will immediately vices of Mrs. Ruby Smith Me- - are given is the time to get those Some palatable refreshments were. R L Hdl, Combs held at Riverdale, Idaho promised" subscriptions into the his duties served and community smgmg head Qf the chpmis;ry departmerit on Thursday. campaign department. It is this crowd. in the merry by participated Mr. and Mrs. Domeco Compora weeks work that counts. has been in close communication h of Trenton were Clarkston visi- ment and reports that he is Solve Banner Problem Dr. Malm since his appoint-iou- s tors on Saturday. p. E. Peterson Returns Mrs. Mary Burt spent the week XV to begin work here. The problem of having an adend at Preston as a guest of Mrs From Boston Study vertising banner strung along a wire at Center and Main and have Ab Jenkins to Race Maiy A. McCombs. (Continued from Page One) On it remain where put, has been Saturday the Ravesten1 Ab Jenkins, holder of more au- families held a reunion in Logan one that has been worked on for former professor of economics at tomobile rac.ng records than per- - canyon. years. Finally the p:oblem is solv- the USAC, who is now a member r ofhc-motorist, is preMr. and Mrs. Nathan Godfrey of the ed. Every devise conceived of has haps any faculty at the city College of babya the birth been used until two iron bars,! paring to try for more laurels at announce of New York. Professor Jennings, . ,, , soon. Wendover JO-near flats the salt of the bow end one banner, in each See took the Petersons to many places' So comfort-Jerome. chi dren of have been tried and the banner It was tentatively arranged today and B'-, . race start Gee or his he Idaho are visiting m Clarkston. might begin now remains in place. This might that One weekend was spent with A. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jardme are1 Thursday morning of this week. be a devise woith patenting. G. Cranney, a former Aggie who U,MOl A soft track is causing the delay happy over the arrival of a baby took his graduate study at Harof the start which was to have boy. Skilled Trade Courses vard. Mr. Cranney is employed by dawn Miss is a( in Ravesten today. Og Amy the Food Store, a large To meet the current demand for begun den where she is employed at th chainConomy store system in the New terminal short courses in skilled 6 Opportunity Week will be August 30 to September 4, inclusive, and proEngland states and according to trades the college is inaugurating Grass Fire ansvides for 73,000 Extra Votes for "each Three-Yea- r Subscription (new or renewal) The city fire department Professor Peterson is making a a plan this 'year whereby a stu will be issued for each dent who dno- -, not wish profession wered a fire call Saturday night grand success. Mr. Cranney with Votes in. Also during this week, 50,000 Extra turned his wife, who was the former Na-- ; al training but desires to learn aiat 9.53 p. r.i. just south of the votes for new subscriptions. one-yeDouble these subscriptions. group of three omi Broadbent, popular Aggie coskilled trade may do so in one of temple grounds. It was a trass no with affire damage, ed, are prominent in church the following fields: auto mechThis is by far the biggest vote week of the entire Campaign. Never again will fairs in Cambridge, Mass. He is anics, carpentry and building confor You carry fire insurance the head of the LDS branch of struction, diesel engines, welding, subscriptions, new or renewal, earn as many votes as during this week. We adjust your loss and protection. the church. sheet metal woik. forging No waiting, A visit was paid to F. R. Arnold, and the day it happens. auto body blacksmithing, Utah 1 J - professor emeritus of modem lanfender wo.k, machine wo:k and no delay, no A t has Mortgage Loan Corp., lisurance announcement guages at the USAC. who now re-- 1 This radio. ' I .3 sides at Braintree, Mass. Professor, been made by George D. Clyde, department, O. A. Garir, man'J and M "i Arnold, always interested in dean of the school of engineering ager. Fire, Auto, Casualty Adv. ' Bonds. has a typical New England arts. ar.d mechanic ,3 fr oiki - r t fakers V ;e i , I ,r, s b,-- e ' 11 two-ye- ZTlt ""T visl-whi- i s00 I ar H tn.d ,- 1 COVE - - s ' Je.-so- ! 0 j I Daef of IkCSl of First Published Satur-mechan- ic 111-- Dra-mme- n, 4-- H VOTE SCORE In the Cache American Pay Check and Scholarship Campaign iy j st an .eJ . '?!!?!! an., "TndV.ZTtofta" iS.J'Si 1 .? j all-rou- re ar .. . p. III No Candidate Has Compiled So Many Votes but that a New Entry could with Little effort Jump to the top. ' FIRST PUBLISHED al sur-Mr- meet the pep VOTE SCORE d; Shoes -- MI Mieerik !i 4 Important to All Candidates anx-wit- 4.79 OPPORTUNITY WEEK - T y I. ,, n Started August 30 and Comes to a Close Promptly at 90 Oclock Saturday Might, September 4 ' Rule 6 oft Rules and Regulations ar I ESSEN r hi ' s 1 Make red-tap- e. SHOE STORE Opportunity week Your Banner week v A 'F-"- . IE 3E S3 |