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Show Saturday, December 10, 1939 CAPm: AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS ' ' Ujpih NEWS FROM LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Christmas Shopping floras. Page Five Paradise Visitor Orul Hendricks of Swan Lake, Daughters of Utah Pioneers R. W. James, veteran Paradise one of Uie loading livestock men farmer and former Oiciie county of Bannock County, Idaho, was clerk, six-li- t Friday in Uie county m Lagan, fYiday, having come seat ' ' Condition Good making preparations to rehere to select his Christmas ceive Santa Claus at his home on Hospital attendants last Jllghl Christmas. Thomas X Smith Camp reported the condition of M. Carl Puulter, former ctorf of police. Takes Hay Hie Thomas X. Smith Camp, Slump Mrs. Hulse Services ho has been ailing for some 111 Daughters of Utah Plonee: fall weaUier In Unprecedented time, to be gaud lie Is atill In the Funeral services lor Mrs. Eliza- meet December 18 at the home of Star valley has caused the pnee beth M. Hulse, wlio died EXPLORERS RECEIVE the Bridger hike into the Wind hospital, boa ever Tuesday, Mrs. Louie Tyson. 162 North 2nd of hay to slump from 10 to $4 will be conducted HONOR AWARDS River mountains today at I p. m. West at 2 p. m. The program will last summer. ton. randier report as they in SmlthflcUl Third per Gets Sentence ward clatpel, consist of a At the Cache district Explorer They also listened to the official Today Christmas story I watch livestock feeding In fields with burial In the SmlUtfield oeme Melba Cali. Saturday. December 16 Is the under a warm sun. court of honor held In Benson report cf the trip as made by Early experiences, M Dr. Stanford as chief logger. date set by Judge Tttnuui D. Johntery, directed by Lindquist & Sons Emma Ballif. ward Tuesday. December 12th Musical numbeq son The of Uie mortuary. federal court to pass Denied License with Chairman S. V. Prows and camping committee has reMrs. Bertha Purser and Mrs. Cri Commissioner Earl Fredrickson in commended that the Bridger hike sentence on Evan Homer Ilmcej shaw. All members are Invited state tax commission In Ninth Ward Service be taken again into this same ho s found gully last week as The be present. Hostesses are Mary awards charge, the following area a different route. charged before Uie federal court. Salt Lake City. Thursday ordered were to Maude W. Rtoddar presented Explorer Plans along A special musical program has Anderson, Elmer that Peterson of for Logan the Annual Bridger Scouts of the district: Troop 116 Minnie A. Jones and Annie Suthbeen be would Uie announced for denied Ninth an automobile driScout reunion were brifly disLets Get Em first class: La Vere Dattage; vers license for one year, having ward Sunday night at 7 p. m. erland. Star: Jay Bergner; Merit bade cussed. Some vandal continue to take been convicted of drunken driving. Participants will be Uie Imperial es: Donald TROOPS TO HOLD Douglas Uie Christmas street Sawyer. lings used Glee club, Be lean to, and William County and Camp Meet Jones, Robert Siddoway. Troop for decoration. The Committee REREGISTRATION Relief Douglas, violinist. The public Is PARTY Meet Society Tile county and camp officers 118: Merit badges: Kenneth Car-dowill appreciate Information as to welcome. Troops 12 and 112 of the of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers A Jack Allen. Bill Ballard who Is doing this. Captain James special Christmas program and Tenth ward will hold their A. Smith of the met Thursday in the stake house Walter Troop 105:Merit badges: police department social will be held by the First licenses Scout reregistration parwith President Rebecca E. Btevart B. F. annual Speth, Robert Lawrence, slates Uiat persons caught taking ward Relief Society, Tuesday, De- Marriage Crookston. cember 19 at the ward chapel. First honors: Ray ty Friday, December 15. As a part tiles wUl be severely Wendell Twitch ell. .Preston and in charge. A salute to the flag and the program Ezra B. Cardon. By- of the Each lady Is urged to bring a pre- Ruth Elizabeth Caine. Richmond; a song by the congregation was Bridger Crookston, ron Crookston, sent not to exceed 10 cents in Wilson, Scout pictures of the 1939 BridgLloyd Lowell TooLson, Smithfleid and led by chorister Francis Smith. Mabel W. Evans song a selection. George Haskins, Lyman Gabriel-son- . er hike will be shown. Clarks Xmas Program by Camp Ion; Lester Sylvia Ravsten, Mrs. Bessie Ballard read a ChristHoward Blood, H. K. William Siler, Fort Hall and Ada BUDGETING COMMITTEE Member of the Brigham Young mas story. History talks were given Guard Unit Alta MEETS Inspect Pocatello; Curzon, ClayBoyd of Uie daughters of Utah camp was An enthusiastic program ton Porter, Lewiston and Dora by Alberta Leatham. Lillie Spencer The Budgeting committee Pioneer met Thursday afternoon Major L R. Edwards of Balt a business presented. The explorers of this the Cache Valley Council met Uie program Included, two Christ Lake City, commander of the First Davis, Preston; WUford Walter and Annie Kent. Afterwas resumwork class the period district are out to make history Monday, December 11 at Scout mas carols and Edith by Rulon Waite ac- battalion, 145th Field Artillery, In- Payne, Georgetown ed. Mrs. Effie Merrill offered the for 1940. Teton. Lael Misseldlne, Chairman F. P. companied by Irvin Washerman; spected Battery C. local national headquarters, prayers. Champ being in charge of the two violin selections by Prof. SCOUT TROOPS guard Unit here Thursday. Major A Shoo re meeting. suggestive accompanied HAVE SWIM by Edward was accompanied by Cap- Union Board Meeting budget Lutheran Church muling, The tain Ernest H. Batch and First The monthly Union meeting of Trenton was built up which will be re- Mr. Waterman; Scout troops 62 of commended comto the Finance of Chrstma the Legend Rose, by Lieutenant Virgil Toller of Ogden the and 39 of Weston participated in The Evangelical Lutheran church Logan stake Genealogical board mittee at a meeting to be held Mayne Judah; two solos by Don and First Lieutenant O. M. a swim at the Logan High committees will Missouri Synod, holds ward all the and of Logan. school pool Tuesday evening De- Sunday morning January 6; it I Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smith. be held In the Eleventh ward as- services in Logan on the second will then be presented to the Refre&htrwnta were served. cember 12. In addition to the fun of ea sembly room next Sunday, Decem- and fourth Wednesdays Executive a board at meeting! Seeks Medical Attention a number of first class swimber 17 at 2 p. m. For the prelim- month st 7:00 p. m. In the Be com-the immediately following j Ewer Vindicated ming and merit badge tests were mittee Bishop Joseph H. Olsen, veteran inary program, musical numbers enth Day Adventist chapel, meeting. qualified for. Preceding the swim will be presented by the Seventh North 2nd West. The Rev. Pi William Ewer, former dty r, College ward fanner, former counthe SCOUT COUNCILS BIG Scouts of Troop 39 visited commissioner and state legis- ward. There will be departmental O. Hansen of Ogden Is the past ty Into Cache the dropped I Crystal Bottling work and fol- THREE PROG RAVI American office last night and lator was In Logan Thursday work. Chairman H. B. Campbell The next service win be held 26. The December lowing the swim visited the Lo- GETS UNDER WAY wa elated over the fact that he where he consulted a doctor rel- desires a good attendance from Tuesday, A special message will be a special Christmas sermon gan fire department and the muCache Valley Council inten- had been vindicated in his stand ative to a pending operation. He all the wards. seum at the U.S.A.C. sive program to wind up the taken against wrapping the wood expects to spend some time at the from the Utah Genealogical Society and Christmas songs. Everyone Is welcome. will be read. year activities with flying col- stave water work supply line for hospital here. BRIDGES SCOUTS ors as with concrete back is Logan announced In PICTURES city HIKE recently REVIEW 1927. The section of wood stave Thursday. December 14, a group well under way. "The B g Three item are: Troop Reregistration, pipe that was coated with conof the Bridger Scout officials asand crete is being replaced with a 20 subscjrijV if ns sembled at the home of Dr. J. Boys Lite Ail troops of the inch steel pipe. Bridger for membership. S. Stanford "Jim pic- council are due to reregister beand previewed the 1940" Delegates Return Horae tures taken by Dr. Stanford on fore December 31. With William Peterson, extension steadily moving forward until all service director, summarizing the the small Balkan and Baltic na- accomplishments and purposes of tions are either absorbed or made the 1939 conference of the fif teenth annual adult leadership puppets of the Kremlin a tech- schsool at the U 8 A C, final sesnique which the Nazis pursued sions of the ten-da- y activities con' with great success in Central Eu- eluded Thursday afternoon with It would be difficult to exag- rope when they placed the Swas- the 150 county delegates departtika over Czechoslovakia, Austria gerate th grave Importance of and much of Poland. And then ing for their respective communities to pass the information acRussia's attack on Finland. It they envison a combination of quired at the school to the farmers came as a fearful shock to the Russia Brown or Powdered Ideand Germany (whose of the state. neutrals which have European 3 lbs. for .. are Shillings obviously coming nearbeen attempting to move heaven ologies er to Jibing all the time) to domlb. can Mrs. Robison Released and earth to keep the war from inate the entire hemisphere. Jhankless 4 spreading. The repercussions were Mrs. Amy Brown Lyman, So much for prophecy. When, it lb lelt strongly in the United States. comes endered, nally-known social welfare and to facts, it does seem that Paul Mallon, speaking of the rechurch leader and wife of Dr. action ol our own officials, said Russias latest adventure has serv- Richard R. Lyman, member of the Mild Cream to ed clarify the European situa- council of twelve of the Finnish invasion, that ther apostles, Wed- '01 lb is not a mind on high which does tion. Germany and Russia appar- nesday was appointed Vienna per Ponds of oin Cuts 4 Qc not privately believe this is Sara- ently really are allies and are the National Womans president socan Relief I $sNo. er lb close together in quesjevo in other words, that the working ciety. She succeeds Mrs. Louise Y. fuse has been lit which may blast tions of policy, even though, their Robison, who has presided over a localized war into a general Eu- troops have not fought side by the women's organization since Ocside. The small nation are defropean war. tober, 1928. Mrs. Robison and all Seedless initely lined up now on the side members of One thing is apparent, in the of the general board have the democracies. And Italy has 11 oz. pkgs 2 1. been view of most reporters and that released, effective January about severed the Rome-Berl- in just exwas an is that Russias action Seedless axis. The Italian press deCourse in Speaking ample of totalitarian power poli- nounced Russias Finnish 4 lb. Pkg. invasion, tics at their worst and most bru- - and uniformed fascists held The announcement of the addipubtaL Russia's argument that the lic meetings, which were not dis- tion of a new course entitled Finns started the trouble and turbed 3 pound Announcing and Speaking," to by the police, in protest. disthreatened her territory is Best guess is that Mussolini hates the curriculum of the speech decan counted exactly 100 per cent in Stalin more than he loves Hitler, partment for the winter quarter most quarters it isnt reasonable and that if he is at last unsuccess- was made Thursday by HaiDert Leota for a nation of 3,000,000 people to ful in his desperate attempt to Greaves, assistant professor ot SNo. 2 can ugar Cured threaten one of 150,000,000. The keep out of the war, he will throw speech at the college. According if. CmO say the ob- his er logical explanation, pound to Professor Greaves, the lot with the democracies. servers, is that Russia saw an Clusters Russian-Germa- n came as a ot of result Interesting phase opportuntiy to gain at minimum is what has several requests from sources withcooperation Bridge cost a territory. It happened to the Communist party in and souroes outside the state Stars is virtually impossible for England in the U. S. To Tip put it mildly, it institution. The course is to be Bon Bons and France to give aid to the has been Soft Shell with Peanuts Per lb. split wide open well held Mondays, Wednesdays and Finns. Germany, whether she likes known 11 at oclock Fridays with have Floyd sympathizers it or not, claims to be solidly be- from Its councils, unable toresigned T. Morgan and Lutie B. Simmonds stomPOUNDS hind the Soviet desire to domin- ach what as the instructors. they regard as Stalins Chocolates ate the Scandinavian nations. And discaxdance Lenins of cynical Hard Mix countries Scandinavian the other 01 And the public general- Quarterly Coming Gum Drops are in no position to give military principles. alseems to view Russia with ly Featuring the second installment Molasses Chews aid to their neighbor. most the same profound distaste of the alumni directory, the DePrime fear now is that the in- with which it Nazi Ger- cember issue of the regards college alumni vasion of Finland was simply the Fancy No. 1. Large soft many. Gone is the day when the first step in a grim plan which world at large looked toward the quarterly will be released Monday, shell No Peanuts to announcement an according mind and Stalin has' long had in Soviet as a potential ally of the made Medium 288s Friday by Erwin Clement, which has been held in abeyance democratic powers. evecutive secretary of the alumni until other major powers were so )ozen POUNDS association. The publication is the engrossed with other matters that There is much activity on the second of the four 1939-4- 0 editions, il&rge 216s they couldnt effectively oppose his domestic political front. The hope- the first being released in Octoforesee the 2 Dozen ambitions. Experts fuls are busy as bird dogs as time ber. The first installment of the 11 oz. possibility of Russia slowly and marches on and the convention alumni directory appeared in the tlx. Large 176s Package dates come nearer. October issue of the quarterly and Dozen On the Republican side of the contained the names, occupations, the fence, and addresses of the graduates Matched Slices 4 movement is getting under way; from 1894 to 1921. The 1921 I class No. 2 can Among Boy Magazines is well organized and being ag- is completed in the current issue Small Juicy gressively pushed. But the politi- which also includes the classes up cal experts dont givei the young until 1928. 588s Dozen to Secretary According prosecutor much of a chance. It Clement, the final two insatllments is thought that men high in the of the directory will appear in the llndork PtfbOcoHom for All toy W. party, such as potent Herbert Ho- next two issues of the quarterly. Oests -had feel that he hasnt yet over, CM) oz. aftbt California Iced to adltor, wrllart Pkg ;5 enough experience, and that his the raaogabad lb toftln tbalrtokls. For Philippines, is well out for views on big policies arent well the nomination. His friends claim betHe a known. far has enough Aa Ideal Gift For Any Boy he has the support of everyone ter chance for the Send 1.50 for years from the President down. But Radiant nomination. At the moment, subscription lb. Fancy, rizona large the odds seem to favor the nom- again, the political experts gen- k? 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