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Show Friday, September $, H 10 Tne Cache American, Logan, Cehe County, Utah E A welcome home aoil.il was held Friday evening honoring Elder and Mr. Alma Saunders, who recently returned from a short m the northern term hukmoji 8 30 at p. m. A program (tales, was given in the ward chapel with Wdllam Christoffersen in charge. Community aing.ng was conducted by Mrs. Wildu Jensen; Mrs. I.tuille Waite and Mrs, Verda Halls sang two oal duets; Jack Matkin played ft piano o!o; the epeaktrs imluded Cecil He etc cl Hinson, Elder and Mrs. Saunders with closing remarks by Htshop C. A. Hurren. Following the program a dance was held In the amusement hall. A large number of friends and rdaLves of the Saund- ers attended. At The Library PLANE TALK f I IT 4V'T Rowland Eurnitaa Ml , d few The war ha made great and urgent demand upon aeronautical silence and industry fur the development ft flaw les airaft and their component. Under ue emergency, the aeronautical world hut complied, and the astounding de-- i lupim i.ti In warplane, only partially known today, will not be entirily (for reaon of security) disclosed until after rtory ha been won. Not all neronautii l devi lop nent during the war ha been limited to deg destruction and vice. A great many of the devel-opimhave been for safety and a curacy in flight and will lie ap plicable to peacetime aviation. Radar, in contrast with it wartime role, will serve peacetime aviation as a detection device for obstructions f unit red in flight during poor flying condition. The automatic pilot, which has as one of it wartime jobs the re. rponsibihty of keeping the aero-plan- e on on even keel during bombing opr ration, will be ued to afford a respite from routine piloting to peacetime aviators during monotonous flight. These and other electronic prodwholly or partially uct, whether used in peacetime aviation, will tend to repay in a small way the unestimahle destruction they helped cause during the war. death-dealin- nt Corporal Hurren Waite is spending a ten day furlough vwting with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Waite and his wife, the former Trilva Riggs of Benson and their young daughter I'aula. Corporal Waite will leave Thursday for Syracause. N. Y.. where he has been stationed tralmng as ft mechanic in the air force. Mr. and Mrs. Waite hate had their two soldier sons visit them recently. Corporal Lee Waite had spent a 15 day furlough at Ms parent's home, reporting back to his base at Camp Maxey, Texas just a week before Hurren ar. rived home. Private Del Roy Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Harris, who left with the July inductees. Is now stationed at Fort Warren. Wyoming. In testimony meeting Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Vem s their daughter the gave North Logan ward held anoth. name of Karrcn. Mr. and Mrs. successful ward reunion at er Seamons are now living In Logan evening. wliere Mr. Seamons is head of the Willow pary Saturday shoe department at Sears Roebuck All ward members were Invited each family furnishing their own company. In meeting Sunday evening the dinner, while the ward provided Y.M.M.I.A. was reorganized with drinks. There was an interesting Vernal Seamons as president and program .games and dancing. Chn Balls and L. W. Miller as A real estate transaction of incounselors, and Merlin Ashcroft se. terest this week was the pur cretary. The outgoing officers in- chase of the Albert Stauffer home cluded David G. Hurren and Har- by Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson of Ida. ho Falls. The Stauffer family are old Daines. The officers and teachers of moving to Salt Lake City. Dean Lauritzen of Alton, Wyo., the Primary association entertainwith his ed all the Primary children at a spent the week-en- d party Wednesday afternoon. Com- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. petitive games were played among E. Nyman. Carl David Nyman underwent different groups and luncheon was served. The children are now en- an operation for the removal of tering new classes to start an. his tonsils last week. A large group of M.I.A. girls other seasons work. Mr. and Mrs. R. Homer Hyde spent three days reccenUy at the returned Thursday evening from a Girls camp in Logan canyon. The four day visit in Elko, Nevada at group was chaperoned by Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Lucille Peterson and Mrs. Grace Nyman. Hyde. Enjoying two weeks furlough in R. S. McQuarrie returned Saturday from a weeks business trip North Logan with relatives and friends. Marine Lieutenant and to Idaho Falls. A trout supper was enjoyed by Mrs. Farris H. Nyman and twin a group of young married couples sons, of Quantico, Va. Lieutenant in Logan canyon Thursday even- Nyman left Saturday for San ing. Included in the group were: Diego, Calif., pridr to overseas Mr. and Mrs. Dueard Balls, Mr. assignment in the army. Robinson and Mrs. Delmar Waite, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Loy week-enin Salt Lake Mrs. Delbert Petersen, Mr. and spent the Mrs. Allan McQuarrie, Mr. and City. At sacrament meeting Sunday, Mrs. Orson Seamons Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Perkes, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe M. Johnson had their daughter christened La Vernon Perkes, Mr. and Mrs. On Sunday after the Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Clin- Verna. Mr. ton Perkes, Mr. and Mrs. Lew christening the grandparents, Balls, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Vail, and Mrs. W. B. Johnson enterall of Hyde Park; Mr. and Mrs. tained at a family dinner. The Orson Perkes of Wellsville, Mr. and afternoon was spent in music and visiting. Mrs. Alton Harris of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs. John Brady and sons of Venice are Calif., Ogden are the house guests of spending the month as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Saunders Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Salt Lake City were guests at J. A. Folkman. Lieutenant Grant Budge, who the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Saunders Sunday. The grade school opened Mon- surprised at her home Saturday day morning with R. Homer Hyde, evening, the occasion being her Owen Kirby, Mae Perkes and birthday anniversary. A social evOneita Waite as teachers. There ening was enjoyed and a st is an enrollment of 112 pupils. supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Woolf is visiting Mrs. Perry Hyde of WellsvUIo Mr. ln Blackfoot Idaho at the homes and Mrs. Milton Winn of Smith, of Mr. and Mrs. Archie McNeil field Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seamons. Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mrs. E. L. Waite was pleasantly Waite of Hyde Park. n-- Sea-mon- d ! There are two tiew b'mkj lor the Cache young iradits a! County JuLl.c Ubiary. They are gifts of the Chapa r of Worn- I.u'i.ne.vs and Professional are the and en, September m1cc turns of the Junior Litemry Guild The book for older g rU la a vol umf jf romantic poetry, edua called by Helen Ferris, and i IT NEVE Will Continue Continuation of the war pro training program at Utah State Agricultural college for student of Ho Elder, Cache and Idaho Frank hn, district high duc-uo- y V fmiru tX CkCC area Utah.1 A AAA AAA A V A m a a mi a Like a great gem, William Penn ts a shining example of quality. After one sip, youll understand why "millions say when with William Penn"th gem of the blends! Gooderham & Worts Ltd, Peoria, IIL North Logan Ladies Literary club held their meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Marva Han-cey- . Mrs. Hancey served refresh, ments at the conclusion of the program A. Junior Johnson and Mont Nyman spent Saturday at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Irene Maughan and daughter Ellen Jean, of Paradise, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Maughan. Mrs. Ray M. Wettstein was surprised Saturday when she received a telephone call from her husband, who was in New York and was leaving for Panama. Ray M. is a radio technician. Soothe your irritated eyes with Murine yj. - Originated by an eye physician. Marine brings soothing relief to eyesth; are tired, burning or smarting. Just two drops in each eye and Murine starts at once to soothe and refresh. Murine contains seven ingre-- k dients : : : is used in thousands of war kits. Safe.;, , industries and first-ai- d gentle ...soothing. Use it yourself. , r If 1 $ " Hiatrucc! UKUtamTctm BLINDED WHISKEY tS proofSS fn4 mi pais aatfraf vvvvvvvvvvvvv a How Ds Vow Qmwasooini training. u. ?i u YOUR Invasion! - !img? YOUR War! THOUSANDS of MEN and WOMEN1 ARE NEEDED NOW i Our Generals tell us that the men on the figh'ting fronts, our sons, our brothers and our friends, will need more of the tools of war in order to win final victory. Our Generals have named the tools that have proven the most effective. WE MUST produce these vital materials and produce THEM NOW. Do you want to help our boys in our invasion by buildbaring Superfortresses, producing steel, building landing ges, working at a plant making a secret weapon? Representatives from firms manufacturing and distributing these most important war weapons will be in your community to give complete details and with authority to HIRE YOU ON THE SPOT for one of these vital jobs FAILS s DOME A "FAVOR AND WHY, TOM, I DON'T DBINK AT THEDEAR NEVER. PARTY TONIGHT NOTHIN' GETS MY HAVE MORE THAN ONE GOAT AS MUCH AS SEEIN' A DAME) OR TWO! UT IF PLASTERED THAT'S HOW T7you FEEL, I WONT in Church Announcement seiaad vocational Mr. Gunderson explained I Divine services at the Calvary 4 North. Se. "nil step with the leg sLlionJ Lutheran church. cond West, will be conducted Wedwill. enacted in congress, being nesday at 7 p. m, with Clemens t up a program In winch bigr E. Harms, pastor, dcuaslng the vocational topic "Where are the Nine?" Serschools wvll be area schools lo serve the people with vices are conducted every second lec i.died training In Industries and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are cordially Invited. and trades," of was announced toschools, day by E. C. Jeppson, program Enchantment." Hoys u.id director. of J. T. Wilson will be supervisor nine, tarn and eleven will girl tne other i lection, win h'of the training, to be conducted enjoy m called "Cancho"; a boy and hu throughout the industrial division pig m Peru." by B. Stuerland Uf the V9AC school of engineer- Stark. ing. industries and trades. The program Is a cooperative Among the new book fur adji's are the plan bet wet n local school district. in the non fiction USAC and the state department following; said. "Tomorrow We Fly," by Wil-l.a- of education." Mr. Jeppson "High school principals select the B. Stout of Robert trainees and then send them to "Complete roans" the college for one-ha- lf day of Service. which is evaluated ln training Before and After "Marriage high school cred.ts toward gradu by Paul B. Po pence. ation." Best Plays of 18991909", editStreveng the objectives of the ed by Burns Mantle. program. George D. Clyde, dean Thesaurus of Epigrams," edit- of the school and local administraed by Edmund Fuller. tor. declared "the training pre"Youre Only Human Once,' pare the students to enter war production Industries immediately by Grace Moore. following graduation from high newest below the are listed school. It also serves books of adult fiction: training for the armed "The Royal Game,' by Stefan services, and trains for postwar Zweig. employment" "The Strange Woman," by Ben H. B. Gunderson, state director Ames Williams. of Industrial education, stressed Mildred the need Winter Wheat," by for such training, pointWalker. ing out that 62 pier cent of Dragonwyck," by Anya Scton. Utah s population were engaged In Colcorton, by Edith Pope. trades, Industries, businesses and "A Tower of Steel." by Joseph- distribution occupations according to the 1940 census. ine Lawrence. "Wait for Mrs. Willard," by New surveys being made for Dorothy Langley. post war employment Indicate that "Blessed are the Meek," by workers In the future must turn Zofla Kossak. more from the farms to trades and "The Bells of St Ivan's," by industries for their employment, Robert Spencer Carr. he said. A Bell for Adano," by John "The cooperative arrangement ln Hersey. war production training for high school students constitutes the has enjoyed a few daya furlough preliminary steps for Institution with his parents Mr. and Mm for Seth Budge, left Tuesday Camp Mead, Maryland. Recent greetings from Elwood Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson, have been received by relatives. Elwood is in New Guinea and reports all Is welL Mrs. Arnold Glen Larsen and small daughter De Ann, left Tuesday for Hockenville, Kentucky, to join her husband, who is ln ie no-ho- War Training Iage Three Openings Available In All Occupations Attractive Wages Transportation Advanced J Representatives of Vital War Plants and Members of War Manpower Commission and United States Employment Service will be at THE LOGAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 To interview and hire all interested men and women! A PRODUCTION DEADLINE MUST BE FJ1ET; I YOU CAN HELP MEET IT! |