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Show Tuesday, Juno I?', 1IIJ The Cache American, LOCAL NEWjf Marriage . Mrs. Jean MaralwU of Logan Marriage licence was Usucd to Richard Jay Nielson. 20, of Leam- a as electi-assistant guard of the ington, and Norma Ralpli. 20 of United Spanish War Veteran aux Aberdeen. liiary at thetr annu4 eonvention held in O, den during tlie week end. Girl Horn Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Waite of Hyde Park are rejoicing over the Mrs. Winzler Her arrival of an only girl born the Mrs. Cole Winzler, formerly Miss 21st. at the Budge hospital. They Agnes 6teart. daughter of Dr land Mrs L P. Stewart was a Lo- have three boys In the family. visitor 8unday. They make j ran j their home In Los Angeles, where Cedar City Visitor Mrs. Reed Jackson of Cedar City jMr. Winzler Is employed at an alr-l- s spending the week with her hus- - j craft plant, band's parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Fisherman Fined Jackson of Logan. Golden Lawrence of Richmond Here from Irov pleaded guilty to fishing without Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parson of a license when arraigned in Logan in Hyde city court last Friday and was Provo spent tlie week-en- d fined 125, reports Judge Jesse P. Park with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mrs. r arson is tlie former Rich. Carrie McQuorrie. Drse ndanu of William 11 Maughan. former Wellsville warj bishop who served for 40 ) ra r.v and a prominent pioneer of that city, effected a family organization at a meeting held Sunday afternoon. Bishop C. N. Maughan of Wells-vlll- e was chosen as president with Lewis P. Maughan of Hyrum a vice president and Mls Margaret Maughan of Wellsville as secretary treasurer. Executive committee member are Bishop E B. Maughan Providence and Mrs. Elva Green and Oeddes Maughan of Wells Hie. Mother, Daughter Pare Five P Person-V- . assermann Marriage Maughan Family Organize At Wellsville Elected Guard d Cache County, Utah and Mr. (Parley E. Prtcr-so- n announce the engagement and of their aptruarhmg marriage daughter. Miry, to Irving Wa.wr maun, atm of Mrs. Laura Wasscr-man- n and the late Dr. Adolph Wa.wcrmann of Rwaow, Poland Plan were told at a luncheon given by the bride's mother on Thursday, Tlie marriage date Is set for Sunday. July 5. The bride-eleIs a graduate of Utah State Agricultural college and attended the Katharine Gibbs Secretary school In Boston. Mas While at college she w a affiliated with tlie Chi Omega sorority and the Spurs, She has been a member of the Weber faculty for the past Mr. ct two OKLAHOMA CITV Photo shows soldiers from Will Rogers Air Base aiding local authorities last Saturday In searching rulrw for bodies of victim. Damage from Ihe tornado ran high with 27 reported killed and over 100 Injured. year. Georgia Make Home in Logan Df THIS BUSINESS Mr. Wisscrnunu. an accomplished musician, ha studied music at Brussels and Vienna. He received his masters of law degree at the $ Mr. Wayne L. Hunter and Unlverlty of Cracow, I'oluid, Asks Information daughter Jocelyn recently arrived Week-en- d at Home Mrs. James McCarthy of Chica- from Fort Oglethorpe. Georgia to Smith-Bulle- n make their residence with Mr go, Illinois, has received InformaMiss Edna Page and Miss MarSUSAN TKAYt Hlck-ma- n garet Olsen, Instructors of cloth' tion from the Logan chamber of Hunter's mother, Mr. Della of Logan. lng and food respectively at the commerce about Logan and Cache PATRIOTIC HOUSEKEEPING Mrs. Hunter, the former Iol U S A C visited at their homes Valley. Mrs. McCarthy plans to Of social Interest to log an Is Uie vacation here during July. Hickman ,1 the wife of Captain announcement of the marriage of tins week end. Remember when the only Job ol- Wayne L. Hunter, who is now en- Mis Annabelle Smith and RichAmeri.an industry mas to please dily o re ,l0 longer living for our- -, to in overseas Ordered Missouri Hatch Bullen hU ard with in to Alabama gaged Cambridge. Returns duty you and me. because the women of LdVM &ione or Bt most for our Ned Clyde, son of Dean and unit, the (3rd. Surgical Hospital of Mass., Friday. Mrs. Clark Griffin, daughter of the United States held the purse j famiUeSi for our country. The bride, daughter of Mr. and A. G. Lundstrom, returned to Ala Mrs. George D. Clyde of Logan, a tlie U. S. Army. end spent most of the string of Enroute at lt one way. you might the college this year, from their home in Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Logan, is Looking bama to join her husband. She graduate Remember when there; money? ,e're having a pretty has been In town since Christmas. has been ordered to report for Chattanooga, Tennessee Mrs. Hun a graduate of the Utah State Ag- were new style In bath rooms, new hard WiUl only Uiree glU-as the with at a ter she her here three old and ricultural is duty corps engineer year Her husband a chemist, employdaugtv college, L a conveniences for the kitchen, Jlne a weck we Fort Leonard. Missouri, it was ter spent several weeks visiting active in student affairs and ed in an arsenal factory. well as new fashions every season,) Of a learned Saturday. friends and relatives in Soux City member of Alpha Chi Omega sor v and we took silk stockings and f MV- - Vernon, Iowa. Mr. of son and The pound of sugar we must think bridegroom, ority. Gets Degree wool of and gaaolnle twice when we plenty pure Here plan a meal, and and Mrs. Asa Bullen of this city, as Robert L. Wrlgley Jr., son of Mr. Vacationing a matter of course? of Oakland, Back to Work our industry workso of Addis much Mrs. F. D. A. C. with 8. U. from the graduated and Mrs. R. L. Wrlgley of Logan so long ago that the ing for Uncle Sam Instead of for California and Mrs. Dean Grover Jud Reynolds, advertising and with the class of 1541 and did post It wasn't has received his doctor of philosomagazines of the country were us, we're bound to have to get univerof Coalville are currently vacationStanford work at of C. local the J. graduate manager display of from the University phy degree us to along with a lot less than we're ing In Logan. They were entertain- Penney company store U back on sity, Palo Alto, California. He Is full of advertisements urging Chicago. It was learned here Monsave and to do used to. to instead of buy at of their ed In school honor, now given party the job following his annual attending graduate day. His father Is agricultural business at Harvard university. He without! But already those times by a sister, Mrs. Roland Reese But In spite of privations and agent for Cache county. last Thursday. is affUalted with Sigma Chi fra- seem like ancient history almost hard work and worry about the when as long ago as the spring LOST Pair of spec tables In case. ternity. boys In service, aren't you really Assault Charge Announced Prior to the bride-eleleaving the banks were closing and the pretty contented, deep down InReward. Finder return to Cache Engagement When arraigned on a charge of for Cambridge to Join her fiance papers were still full of stories side? Don't a lot of things make American. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin T. Hawkins assault and battery, Alton Buckley was entertained by the follow- about gangsters. she sense that didn't three yeara ago? and apof Providence was given his choice announce the engagement The complexoln of our everyday Even meal getting is a patriotic teas and dinners at hostesses ing of their daughmarriage Undergoes Operation of a (15 fine or a 60 day Jail proaching Mrs. life is changing rapidly. As con- Job these strenuous days. You're D. Eugene Reeves, Mrs. Vem Hugle, the former and bridge: Mrs. Asa Bullen, sentence by Judge Jesse P. Rich, ter LaRue, to Mrs. Marlon Nielson, Ralph N. sumers we're no longer free to really doing something important son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edith Linford, of Dublin, Texas, Monday. He chose to pay the fine Joan choose as much as we please and for your country when you go Blair, Barlow, Constance The mar- had her vacation stay In of Reeves City. Brigham Logan and the sentence was suspended. Dell have all we want of anything. To- - easy on the sugar and save grease Laura Eldene Lewis, Carter, near will the take place in riage prolonged as she underwent a maLoof Pedersen and see that the family has all of risen, Betty future. jor operation at a local hospital Torge Here from Spokane Salt Benjamin Cluff, Joseph E. Hyde, the vitamins it needsl When yon of Eric Mrs. and Ryberg gan Sunday evening. Mr. Hugle is emMrs Ted Karren, who is j Lake. make over old clothes Instead of Moses Thatcher, T. B. Cardon, JoChurch-fr- om L th ployed by tlie soil conservation Washington, was The couple will make their home seph Foster, Alex Allen, David buying new ones and put the monSpokane. In Dublin are and The ' Evangelical Lutheran church, survey they in Cambridge, Mass., where Mr. Crookftfc Maria Cowley, Marie Bal-li- f. ey In war stamps instead, you're complimented with a luncheon at servisiting here on their annual sumthe Blu' bnd and a show Monday Missouri Synod, holds regular will continue his studies. stabilize our Bullen ancMlames H. Martineau were helping economic mer vacation. a number of lady vices In Logan at the Seventh Day some of the early local players. system, and when you clean out evening by 274 North 2nd Adventist chapel, friends. The Old Hall', located on the your attic and save your newsWest, each Wednesday evenihg at Officers Installed corner of Main and First North papers you're helping in the great G. Paul Rev. The 8.00 o'clock. noon-day The luncheon of the Week-en- d was the scene of many of the early work of conservation. Visitor Hansen of Ogden, is the pastor. A Lion's club today was devoted to It's satisfying to be needed as Lt. Colonal Eugene Merrill, sta- cordial invitation Is extended to plays At a later date plays were the installation of the clubs new Cen- we all are these days on In and lt Reese Hall the staged tioned in Salt Lake City spent tlie all. Firms competing for labor by officers and to listening to the doesn't seem to hurt to do without ter Street. week end at the home of his broneed of may wages higher financial report. The new officers way of the when everybody else Is doing It, With the completion ther, Dr. W. W. Merrill. They are Prof. Arthur J. Morris, presi- some wage price supervision in our Thatcher Bank Boy Baby 1889. too. But I sometimes wonder If in building luncheon Mack's at enjoyed when the compark over the dent; Attorney George Heinrich country, especially one of the finest opera houses In there Isn't still another reason In Smithfield, the Merrills home Receiving congratulations are producing birth of a new son at a local hos- and Norman Fdhriman, vice presi- peting companies west was built It was known were taking to our privations so town. vital war materials. The case in the as the Thatcher pital last week are Mr. and Mrs. dents; L. F. Keller, secretary; Eu- Canada is Opera House. gracefully and finding a simpler interesting! Leon Fullmer. Mr. Fullmer Is a gene Yeates, lion tamer; John M. George Thatcher was manager and life satisfying. Isn't It because we B.C. Driver Fined In the Van unique Couver, butcher at the popular Dinnerhorn Anderson, tail twister; Dr. E. L. much credit was due him for the know that when weve won this Don Watteson was fined $30 or Food Store and Mrs. Fullmer was Hansen, Carrol Olsen. Roy Stewart labor case In Canadian history, war and Industry can devote Itself excellence of the performances. 30 days In jail by Judge Jesse P. the British Columbia Box company once formerly Miss Ruth White, daugh- and David Burgoyne, directors. In 1912 the theatre was com- to peacetime production for was fined ar$100 was when he granting Friday Rich, Monday, ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. White when the more, we're going to have more of demolished pletely increases. on a reckless driving before her marriage. employes wage raigned Gets Internship was des- the good things of life than we Canadas wartime price control Thatcher Bank building charge. He pleaded guilty and ever had before? will Wanda who Haley, complete act places a ceiling on wages as troyed by fire. chose to pay the fme. The jail of regular college well as her final year MissionReports services. sentence was suspended. upon goods and care" the' first of its Franklin L. West Jr., son of work during the Utah State Agri-lmcultural summer session college Mrs. Commissioner and Church tried under the price kjnd On Furlough Franklin L. West, who has just re- has accepted a. dietician intern- stabilizing act. son Mr. of and Ivan (Pedersen turned from fulfilling a mission in ship in institutional economics at Vancouver Judges rejected the Mrs. Wilhelm Pedersen returned the Eastern States Mission, was the University of Wisconsin, it has companys defense that if inMonday evening to his army du- the been announced by Una Vermillion, creases had not been speaker at the Sixth ward granted, em- ties In Alabama following a ten associate professor of institutional Sunday evening services. He was ployes wolUd have ieft thelr jobs day furlough spent at home. He of the Cumorah district management at the college. Miss to secure better paying war president Is an ariel photographer and has is the last to be placed of latter part of his mispositions. been stationed in Alabama for the during the the foods and nutrition majors at dustry sion term. past 5 months. the college who were seeking Call Squires and have your Suit or Dress internships. Miss Vermillion II3 OF Pj0U? " Marriage Friday j -- ct . Fined for Boosting Pay to ey Look Your Best For July Fourth die-titi- At Officers School Promoted Vernon Crockett Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. t Vernon Crockett of Logan has been promoted to the rank of Captain in the United States Marine Corps. Captain Crockett, an honor graduate of the USAC in 1940, was chosen as one of two outstanding military candidates to receive special marine training. After graduation from the school at Philadelphia, he saw active Motored to Pocatello duty with the armed forces in Mrs. N. C. Peterson with Mr. Iceland. Upon his return this and Mrs. J. R. Anderson went to spring he was stationed at San Pocatello, Sunday where they visit- Diego, California. ed a short time with Reed Peterson who was on his way to Port Non-Essential Sill Oklahoma, from Fort Lewis, Washington. He is attending an officer's training school in Oklahoma. While in Pocatello they also visited with Ray Benson and Now at officers training school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is Sgt. Joseph B. Hickman, former Logan-it- e, according to his mother, Mrs. Della Hickman. Previous to his transfer to Oklahoma, Sgt. Hickman was stationed with the 213th. Field Artillery at Fort Lewis, Washington. Civilians To Leave Hawaii civilians were invited to leave Hawaii today by Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons and warned that It was dangerous wishful thinking to believe Hawaii was immune from attack because of the Midway island victory. Women, children and dependent persons not engaged In essential war work were especially asked by Emmons, the commanding army forces In Hawaii, to make immediate arrangements to go. He said many persons believed wrongly if they thought because of the Midway battle the Japanese would not attack Hawaii. This he stated would be one good reason why they would. Non-sssent- Rabbit for Dinner and Charles England Bishop members of his family enjoyed an rs dinner Monday evening when they went to Willow park. The occasion was suggested through receipt by Mr. England of two young rabbits from his - sob Harold, who Is employed at Oregon, and who has adopted as his hobby the raising of rabbits for the market. Along with the rabbit, chicken was served and had that fact been unknown the table guests could not have told the difference. The gift was received as a Fathers day memento. out-doo- stated. Visits Department- - Brief Sketches BY HUGH F. ONEIL With the purpose of discussing Following the strong inclinations problems arising out of the war and at the same time making him- for the spoken drama expressed by the self acquainted with personnel fa- the early settlers of Utah, an took of Cache Valley pioneers cilities and equipment at the U. S. active interest In dramatics along A. C., Dr. S. B. IFracker of Washwith their schools and religious ington D. C.. first vice president meetings. During the first winter of the American association of of 1860, provisions were made in economic entomologists visited the the log school house on Center entomology department at the Utah street for entertainments. Agricultural experiment station on Richard Evans took much interMonday. est in the drama and helped to train players, conduct the plays and Visits in Tooele to interest the people. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Erickson and two children spent Sunday in . Tooele visiting with relatives. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O. England, who also have relatives and friends there. It was interesting to note the enthusiasm over the building of the bomb depot and from what the Mayor there said they were going to have a real problem in housing the workers. Already numerous shady places in private lots are being leased for the parking of trailer houses. The bomb depot originally calling for an experndl-tur- e of $3,000,000 has now grown to $6,000,000. Upon inquiring as to the magnitude of the smelting works, statements were made to the effect that although that company was running continuously they were being handicaped by many of their men leaving that work for employment in the de- fense projects. Are you entitled to wear a target lapel button? You can ONLY if you are investing at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds to do your part on the home front toward winning the War. The target lapel button is a badge of patriotism, a badge of honor. You should feel proud to display it. The buttons are obtainable at your plant management, at the office of your local War Bond chairman, or at your Payroll Savings Window where you authorize your ten percent payroll deductions. Enlist in the ten percent War Bond army and do your part to win the War. V S Treasury Department put in tip-to- p condition. are proud of the' Largest and Most Store Facilities for your Valuable Furs to be found in Northern Utah. We Up-to-D- ay CALL ... C Q U I R E Q -'-CLEANING and TAILORING PHONE 171 s10 126 - North Main S3C9 Furniture Autos - Livestock T .W?u2 dt |