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Show ,x: Friday, July r .vaL " Te6nchenvricaa, 28, 1914 - From California SN-PMIn S Logan-r- - and Mr. Albert mall ton, are 'lutiIn Logan from Camp Haan. t Staff Oriffin and ng Cal. In Franc- e- , Sergeant Dee Bassett, eon Of Ure. Jennie Buivtt of Logan, has Uh a Ninth arrived In France to word according air corps unit, received by 11 mother. Mrs. Helen Egan, son Jy. and daughter. Betty Faye, are visiting In Logan from their home In Pittsburg. Cal fr! Battle. CtuntivtJtaS St. Marys Annual. Tarty , ' , 'Dell Wat!. former student t The annual summer "canyon Utah Stale Agricultural - college, party of the Utah Mortgage and be now . a naval flight atudent at Loan company employee, held tonight In Logan canyon. St. Marys college. California, short v lri ting in Logan on a He is Visited in California leave from naval dutle. a former member of Or M..us Betty Mae Painter ha reoi chrstra. turned from a week' vacation in She went there In California. who company of her brother was here Incident to the death of their mother, Mr. Joseph IL Painter. have Utahns may Asserting reason to be thankful for the present season, unfavorable to the w-l- 1 v v: Mr. and Mrs. N. William of Richmond announce the birth of their third daughter at a local hospital. Mrs. Bullen Is the former Alverda Thompson. BulU-- i 4 w V-- 4 ; 9 Child 4 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauser of a Logan are receiving congrstula-Uonof their birth the following On Saipan first child, a son, at a local hosMr. and Mrs. Ira Brown receiv- pital Mrs. Hauear Is the former ed word Thursday that their on. Blanche Read. Private First Class Francis 8. Brown, had participated with the Skating Party Second Marine division In the InServicemen's wive will bo en vasion of Saipan. tc ruined tonight at 8 p. m. at a skating party in the Logan roller Undergoes Operation rink, followed by refreshments at Mrs. Don C. Bateson, the forthe CSO club. Hostesses will be mer Laver. la Pedersen, daughter Mr. Ida Schaub and Mrs. Hyrum of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm PederTippet. sen, la recovering at a local hospital following a major operation. Her. From Enemy-Togethe- r. Third Child First Flv Pajj tI ti ' V .. -- v y Daa-tan- te Fly Scarcity May Mean Less Polio Blairs Awarded 1 Service Plaque common home fly, Dr. Louis P. Gebhardt, professor of bacteriolcompany. Blair Motor The ogy at the University cf Utah Plymouth dealer serving Chrysler school of medicine, ald WednesCache county, has received a cerday the state "may escape anoth- tificate of merit from the Chrysler er epidemic of infantile paralysis of excepbecause aeasonal conditions have factory in recogniUon in wartime tional performance hampered fly development." business. Manager conduct of probable William Evans Terming the fly Jr, learned today. which carrier of the dread disease, This certificate, handsomely Illast year swept northern Utah, luminated in colors, now is on tlie acienhst said it i hi belief display on the wall of the serparent should worry less thl vice department at the garage. season. The specific manner In which With outbreaks of epidemic pro- the award was earned 1 set forth In Seattle portion raging In North Caroline, in the body of the certificate a New U York, Pennsylvania, Virginia follows: Wellsville of Smith Mrs. Cbrl Rack from Salt Lake and Kentucky, Dr. William M. "This dealer ha Lieuten consistently her with husband, visiting John E. Olson, members of the McKay, state health commissioner, maintained an outstanding perforWash. Seattle. In Smith ant re(Jg.) ha First National Bank staff, reported only six cases, with no mance in the vital and patriotic ha been on turned home after spending a Lieutenant Smith Pacific a scattered throughout the duty of keeping essential private Tito deaths, lamed of Mrl..l GIRL Uie fighter for South A HANDSOME GUERILLA airfield an on short visit with his daughter end duty in the now Is as atrip a state, compared to 13 cases and transportation in efficient operat-In- g betid atrapping compatriot clad in battleJre, atands being trans Mr. and Mrs. Will L. past year and ' ... .mon tha rocky hill, oi an i.land oil tba Yogoalo co.au Behind six death for the corresponding condition. ferred to a new ship. ol tba Briliah Spitfire 6ghtera date last year. Clergg In Salt Lake City. done "This RAF mechanic! arc working on on clo.a under the has been air auppo.t m thc.r IhiTh haVUen glving tli... parti... lore, "This is a fair indication that unprecedented handicaps Imposed ignintt th Surprise Visit On Furlough Utah will escape an epidemic this by wartime conditions. It could Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolford were season, although statistic for the only be done through courageous, Private First Class Lyle HoffmanThursday Here surprised Newsman Richmond country Indicate a rise, with 13,029 energetic and resourceful in man, eon of Mrs. Albert Hoffman, pleasantly Visiting rethe with as In and the news two eons, cases 1943, comparagement executive serving unflagging when from Don of Bo6e reported Howard, is home on furlough Camp Mrs. Mbrguerite DU fured to 13,034 in 1944 for the same solve of every person in the orLake Tribune, of the Salt editor been visiting Gerber. Okla. Thursday evening armed forces arrived home on has Is Boise. Idaho, he said. ganization to make the utmost he was enterUlned by a group of lough. Corporal Dale Wolford friends and relative in Richmond. was a Logan visitor Thursday period,'' friend at a steak dinner in Logan stationed with an engineers unit. More heartening to anxious par- possible contribution to America's night ent were opinions of several doc- war effort Camp Bowie, Texas, while Don : canyon. , ,,, The nation ha every reason second das, Visiting in Nevada seaman Wolford, tors at Salt Lake general hospital Hold Party Logan A. to be prominent Curl Torp, proud of the splendid spirit from the signal seldom struck the graduated recently Health Report members of .Members of the Logan sewing that epidemics is and of this or. visiting resident, accomplishment Idaho in training or same school, district Farragut, community club held a dinner party Thursday Nine casea of w hooping cough, In Nevada. a has the living his ganlzation, Chrysler family afternoon at Willow park. Those succeeding years, possibly because division. In one of gonorrhea and one of rheu- station. thereof, recogniUon, infected the precedpresent were Mrs. David England, many persons were reported In matic fever upon the organization 111 we confer not Mrs. Recovering acutely though year, Harry Howard ing Mrs. Call, Cache county for the week end- Talks to Rotary of distinguished this certificate Alfred Hancey, respected Hyde Mrs. James England, now have immunity. service." ing July 21. Throughout the sUte Walter Stevenson, past president Pork resdient, suffered a heart Seeholzer, Meanwhile, Important research Mrs. Grant Skeen and Mr. Jerry there was a total of 262 cases of of the Ogden Rotary dub, discusThe certificate is signed by week and Is re- Michaelis. continues in University of Utah this attack early communicable diseases reported. sed fellowship at the weekly nuttiM unroe, Stewart sales general a at laboratories under treatment medical bacteriological ceiving ding of Logan Rotarians Thursday. local hospitaL direction of Dr. Gebhardt, with manager and W. A. Hillman, Thief Apprehended for rector of service the To Princeton Chrysler Guests at the luncheon Included indications of promising results. The Logan police deportment recorporation. Dealers who received Mrs. Lucy Baugh, director of the Donald Young, son of Attorney Birth that Announce word ceived evening Tuesday Serhonor were selected for the the for left First T. has and Mrs. E. Young; Mapuvelo chorus, Mrs. Erick Ryberg an- the Spokane, Wash., police had and Mr. award Mr. after a personal survey of of will son she where N. Hess, J. Rodney Princeton, geant Satur- apprehended a Juvenile with a car a of son, birth nounce the their by the factorys First operaUons V. Hess; Private study under Dr. Finley Williams, and Mrs. D. local hospital. Mrs. Ry- allegedly stolen from the Shoup a et of Mr. manager. Choir son regional day, Westminster Wendell Class Hurren, the of director Maridean Auto Body shop In Logan last Friis the former Smith-fiel- d, berg college. She will return about Sep- and Mrs. J. W. Hurren of Mrs. and Dr. WASHINGTON Lt. Gen. Lesley of day night. He will be prosecuted and Technical Sergeant Glen Munk, daughter tember 1. act. the Munk. under E. Dyer N. FBI J. McNair, intrepid brains of the Morthe by Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. has been killed In Normanarmy, Hansen. Mrs. and Hansen oni Editor Visits and coincidentally it was andy, Sells Holstein Vacationing outformer Gwen Hunsaker. nounced Viothat World War II now of Smithfleld, H. Stirland, B. Richards, Cora and Oretel standing Journalism student at Entertains a greater toll of dead j issued a warning to all Logan enacted has Elaine Mathis and recently sold a registered let Larsen, college, Utah State Agricultural that whooping cough D. and wounded Americans than the residents James England entertain- Pearl Peterson left Tuesday for Mrs. to Tom cow spent Wednesday and Thursday in ed members of the Logan chapter. 1917-1- 8 conflict. still is considered a contagious for entire vacation of Kansas. a on Change Calfiomla Simpscn southern Logan visiting firends. Miss Hun association Delta alumni Both announcements were made disease and must be reported for Ormsby are employed in this animal, Lynnwood trip. The girl -. saker is now editor of the Clear Kappa record- Thursday by the war department quarantine to the city health Ofevening et her hornbeen Wednesday offices. has officially business Heilo, and stoves Logan field Naval supply depot publica- Those asso- Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, ficer. present include Mrs. Rex ed by the Holstein-Friesiation, The Seagull. Evan Western, city health offiMrs. Brattleboro, used the highest accolade an offiYeamna, Mrs. Eldon Hadfield, of America, ciation Parents he cer, when a can reported that many comcer Elmer Watkins, Mrs. Max Weaver. Visiting colleague pay Vermont. C. Anderson, Owen Sergeant In England Donald old McNair the plaints have been filed in his ofcalled the Mrs. Joseph Geddes, Mrs. with the air corps at stationed of son B. Reid Mrs. Otte, behind Maon the Mrs. brains ground forces fice concerning the spread of the Pulley, Ashdown, Sergeant At Ceremony Temple radio specialN. as a Parents have allowed s. M, of White-sideDoming, Otte H. Logan, Dale Nelson, and Mrs. Bill scratch to a mighty disease. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mr. and Mrs. Holger M. Lar- - he built from Mrs. Earl W. have the disease to who children war has arrived In England with the machine, Mrs. Thomas W. Merrell of ist, and Mr. and residents of Logan at former sen, are Beach, Cal, attend time Long al gatherings and as a Anderson, public as1 The disdosure was made Eighth air force. At present Altadena, Cal., was a special guest. Mr. which time he was employed cases have denew their with parents, result many indoctrination visiting an in Stimson enrolled War won Mrs of were .Hadfild he is Prizes by at the Wm. , ly after Secy, superintendent A. Anderson. Carl Mrs. soon and veloped. new battle casualty figures unit and will be transferred and Mrs. Weaver. The group planhospital, were in Logan, leased Commissioners said more strinto a permanent base, serving as a ned to sew at the Red Cross cenvividly the fierce fightreflecting the j temple attending Wednesday enforcement of the quaranAm-angent d fronts. Total on turret gunner on a heavy bomber. ter next Wednesday and attend Hold Outing wedding of their son. Melvin L.Jing would be carried tine regulations since service now Third exceed the casualties Laxe Mr. erican Members of the Hyrum He has been in the annual reunion in Salt Louise Marion Copea is checked. out the until spread ward held their annual summer June, 1943. City, August 7. is now bishop of the 10th; 000, Including more tahn 63,000 In Park picnic recently at Willow ward in the Park stake in Salt dead. World War I casualties num-o- f Logan, with the Sunday school or- Lake city; his son is a member Back from Vacation Honored of John bered forces. 278,828, of whom approxii-Paren- ts direction armed under States United ganization, the Hill Edna Reynolds and LuDean Mrs. Effie Barson of Clarkston A. Israelsen, in were here j Following bride mately 60,000 were combat deaths. of the charge. of Wellsville, have returned home was honored Sunday on her birthunder The figures apply to all branches entertainment and also. games after spending a short vacation at day anniversary, with the follow- direction of refreshof service. Wells, Harry Miss where Camp Forrest, Tenn., guests and family members ments were served. Ivan Miller Entertain ing World War I lasted 19 months, NEW PRICER. Reynolds, former sergeant in the present: Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. was chairman of the refreshment United States; this confor the of Jensen Moses 30c 35c Mrs. route En and Mr. W A C, was stationed. Barson and family, Clifton, Idaho; group with Irvin Anhder arrangfam- flict is in its 31st, for the Ameria at entertained Hill Park with visited Ray Hyde home they Mrs. Wilbur McCauley and daughcans. ily dinner last Sunday in honor et Camp Crowder, Mo., and Cap- ter of Los Angeles, OaL; Mr. and ing transportation. The approximate casualties now M. of their son Sergeant Golden tain Thomas Reynolds, who is with Mrs. John Barson and family and are (dead, wounded, prisoners, former From the Harbor his Pearl wife, Jensen and the air corps at Salina, Kan. Mrs. Fannie Chandler and family i missing): SPvtuj Texas. El Mr. of and son Robinson Paso, of Ethel Joseph Wursten, of Weiser, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. ' 207,283 Mrs. Mr. and set Army return- Places were for Woman! . L. H. Kennard, Mrs. Ardella Grif- Mrs. Herman Wursten, has Pilot Honored ...I ..50,496 find family of Navy ed home . on a short leave from Ted Rosengreh Smith Bobbie Baring the aecm lovea of a girt with and and fiths family 16,463 Captain Orson Allen Israelsen,, naval duties after serving for the Coalville;' Mrs. Gladys Jensen and Saipan 1 three men on her Mind. ..and lea- 3,018 son of Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Isrel-sen- of- - Logan. Guam Mrs. uand Mr Harbor of Pearl two In Logan, years family past 392 'North Fourth East street, 24,162 as an aviation instrument techni- Preston Jensen and Mrs. Lynn Normandy 11,665 has been' awarded the air medal, Mariage Licenses forces Air members and he Park leave of Hyde cian. At the end of his Jensen announcement : 313,084 Total ...1 according 'to an Miarriage licenses have been is- will attend an Instrument training of the immediate family. from the Eighth AAF bombardsued at the Cache county clerk's school in Chicago, I1L, before rement base in England. Captain Is- office to Vaughn Loyal Smith, 26, turning to Hawaii. raelsen is pilot of the Liberator Bliss, Neb, and Florence Koch, and was 19, Ashton, Idaho; to William AmIzzy, bomber Dizzy Cited in Paper e awarded the medal for meritorbrose Wayman, 23, and Alice Technician Fourth Grade Eldon cour.coolness, to achievement, ious Lewis, 22, both of Logan; E. atJacobsen, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jesse N. Singleton, 30, St. Anth age and skill during bomber E. A. Jacobsen of Logan, was featacks on occupied Europe. ony, Idaho and Emma Gail Virgin, tured in a recent issue of The 24, Rexburg, Idaho; to Dearold Bealiner, publication issued at James Ferguson, 19, Idaho Falls, Instructors assistant Letha LaVon Clark, Camp Beale, Cal. He is Two former students of Utah Idaho, and that large at consultant personnel to LaMar Sayer, college, have 16, Ririe, Idaho; had State Agricultural to that and post army prior both of 21, been selected for their flying skill 24, and Mary Lang, training of as worked a director to Wayne and ability to teach, to serve as Idaho Falls, Idaho; for the National De23, and Ruth Lee, personnel Snarr, Chapin Field, instructors at Randolph fense training program at Utah both cf Idaho Falls, Idlaho. Texas. They are: Lieutenant Cal- 21, State college. Agricultural vin Watts, son of J. A. Watts, 265 East Second North street, and Party Slated Wedding Revealed Lieutenant Warren B. Wilson, son Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Logan friends of Colonel and of Mrs. A. L. Wilson, 480 East Wasden and family, Samuel and Mrs. P. B. Shotwell have received Fourth North street. Nettie Smith and Miss Harriett announcements from Tucson, Ari- Nielsen, a program and dance will zona, telling of the marriage of Promoted be held tonight at 8 p. m. in the their daughter, Norma, to LieutenDr. of son fourth ward chapel. The program ant James Normington n, son of D. Christensen, LeRoy and Mrs. W. O. Christensen of will indude an organ solo by Mrs. R. J. Normington, Stevens Point, Wellsville, has been promoted to Bertha Purser, vocal solo, Arbon Wis. Miss Shotwell is a graduate 4 1 A rank of major with a malaria sur- Christensen, xylophone solo, Keith of Logan Senior high school and vey unit in the south Pacific. The Spencer, vocal trio number, Jan-ee- n attended Utah State Agricultural! and Joyce college, where she was a member Wasden, Glenna Christensens now have a major, Porter Hall Jean Heather Ira N of Kappa Delta sorority, Phraters, two captains end a lieutenant (j. Tate; response. Bishop Byron Barr Richard Gaines g) in their family: Captain Reed Hayward and a number by a quar- and other organizations. Colonel! John Philliber Christensen is with a mararia sur- tet composed of W. H. Manning. and Mrs. Shotwell now are making Directed by BILLY WILDER Coulam and their home at the University of vey unit in Italy; Captain Ralph E. C. Jeppsen, Joseph Srnp!av by BMy Wldr Mortimer. Christensen is with a medical William E. Dancing Arizona where he 1s stationed. He nd Raymond Chondl corps unit In England and Lieu- will follow and refreshments will formerly was professor of miLtary tenant Paul Christensen is sta- be served. The public is invited to science and tactics at Logan Sen- -, attend. tioned in Maryland. ior high school !.. son-in-la- cam-ptij- jo Total Casualties Surpass First War n ar I short-hospit- ge far-flun- g 313,-Lars- en 1 W y ' y La-Ru- MONDAY, TUESDAY SUNDAY, ; j v '4 & r y W cf |