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Show Friday, May 18, The Cache American, Loran, Cache County, Utah 1013 Paire nv t F.ru television nit work waa of ttie Commons Wdg. (iift to Library jiart gone by. in the pat yi ar linkestablished woman we ha have n Win Mr. or of nun a Allright, now that Berger. daurhUr The Cache Slake Primary board stations in I'liiladi lpihia, Newr ing lo t their male mid ttun arc out show off and dinner at the coland Mr. Albert Berger. has rep. tainted to the public Yo k and fX henectady. Lake me a from Salt turned hi biary a year's subscription to the ifttr unotiur one In a short lime it ge iitMtila, he.e is a bit of t o i4i.i where he mewed treat-nifi- it Cluldn n' Friend It seems u mix k( ry for them to It May for five wteks. repirto. d cc rate giavis Causa Fngli-hm.iAn asked Sing The swan never mates again -Return.s .InficCvn Entomologist Join Chi Omega her mate is dead, and also Long why lie put food on the pirquttk .1 fllim itching rau-- l by erwira, Dr. George F. Knowlton, re. wlun and when the dead would itiirirsiii. statues. iniii and Four Utah State Agricultural ptople of tile Catholic fr.ih are graves inriimitrd, liiul worth for rvtit.m. u (Hi- t- ciiiiK. Utah the entomologist Grant. to arisi at 11. Romania college students. wild to be ttie same The swans D. D. D. PMttCaiPTloN. A dmiur't li.mula. eervue. Extension to returned Sisithr. cnmli.u and ami mnlr riJelescjllIM Lajton. Maurtne Garnmell and dutna at Utah State Std Mug Long. on. many so q(1Klily live 100 years and more. in..l Agricultural and Rae Donna Jones, Ogden, i wire Ask vour fcoout same time your folks arise imivr.ii.iw money Iwk to custom till baik for Gelling after college Tuesday serving truss luiay 4 O D D PHttCliifTIOH Dorothy Mocham, Salt Iake City, 11 10 smo1 them flowm. months as Ninth service com- of floweis for graves. Why wait j have pledged to Chi Omega mand entomologist, college officials until the javiple are dead'? aJlui so.orlty. announced. The child that searches the meadow for wild violets and Hears from Relative Memorial Sunday colli cling a neat bunch E. Jensen. Logan shoe merchant, Memorial services for Joseph and taking home for mother, is has received word from hi$ tro thers family In Denmark after Marvin Demon. CM 2C, husband rewurded by a smile that neither a lapse of four years. Mr. Jessm of Louise Moser Benson, Logan, gold nor r.ches can buy, so why was informed that his brother's who was k.lled on Iwo Jima, Feb- not preserve more of those child-Lsruary 19 will be conducted Sunways into mature age. When fam.ly were all well. day at 2 pm. in the Newton you go home with a gripe about ward chapel. Graduate Tonight something that took place on the job, don't talk about it to your A. N. Sorensen, member of the Slated family, and if dinner isn't on the Utah State Agricutural college Meeting Fred Miles, district road engin. table don t how 1. English faculty, will address grad- cer and W. L. Anderson, engineer-in- g uates of Wdlsville Junior high Here is something jour wife will state road department, sihoo at exercises to be conduct I'll betiha. Call her up tnjoy will discuss road postwar ed tonight at 8 30 p. m. in the 10 o'clock and ask her not about as I affect Cache tabernacle. Wellsville F.ftyslx rograms a they to bother about any lunch, that county at meeting of the As. studmts will graduate w.ll come home at 12. then you sedated Civic dubs of Cache we will go to the college cafeteria 24 6.30 at county Thursday. May Lutheran Services pm. in the Bluebird cafe, it was and get lumh there. You don't of E. CUmens Harms, pastor announced by President II. Ray need to fu-- s about your clothes. the Calvary Lutheran congregation fond, Richmond. Those students and others pay no will speak on O Give Thanks," attention to who comes there. at the weekly meeting Sunday at Attend Funeral Don't be later than 12:13 and 11 am, in the Seventh Dav AdMrs. Ellen Peterson. Mr. and while there you can recall the ROBERT ARMBRUSTER'S ORCHESTRA IH ventist chapel, 274 North Second Mis. L. C. WilMrs. McDonald. climbed hill when that you days InWest. Everyone is cordially liam C. England, Mrs. W. W. and hurried from one class room vited to attend. Merrill, and Lieutenant Bill Merto another and as you passed rill, Log in. and Mr. and Mrs. J. the President's office you looked Football Manager Levl'.e Ktir-on- . Amalga, and Mr. at the list of names chalked on Chris Liston of Tooele, former and Mrs. Eugene Nelson of Ogden the blackboard and wanted in his Aggve track great, has been nam- attended funeral services today for office to account for something ed football manager at Utah State phi Peterson nalive of Logan, had-ndone. it was announced Wednesday by who was killed in a tractor acci- you had or m- can r Also take Dan Ludlow, student body (he flowers you dent at Idaho Falls, Idaho, Mon dent. Lcston, who high jumped day. Services were held in the from your garden that are fresh fer the Farmers before injuring Idaho Falls Filth ward chapeL and at their best now, and it's . BROUGHT TO YOU BY his legs a couple of years ago. only a' short distance to that will take up his duties when foot. last resting place as you leave & LIGHT UTAH training camp opens next the college. a'b In case you havent been there " "" lately the Cafeteria Is in the Returns Home baM-miti- 11- - On Leave Ivan Is viwtmg Hi-nri- e Lo-gu- on a thort lime ironi the nav.il tunning station til Norman, Okla. i ii Here from Coast Chandler and dau-- 1 ghter, Lequita Joy, Westwood, Cal. are with Mrs ChandUrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Euundeis of Logan, Mrs. Mury I Every SUNDAY Afternoon Visits lit Syb.l Christman, dietician at the Mayo Cliiv.c, Rothesnr, Minn, for several years, is viMUng her Here for 20 Days W. com-ncssio- n, Jtnkms. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jurr.us Jenkins, Newton, Is home cn a 20 day furlough from duties at Wil- ham Field, Ariz, where he Is a chief dispatcher at an army air base. Closing Meeting nti Yeshara club will hold its annight when they meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Loian InM.tute en college hill. All members are invited to come and bring a guest. nual gue.--t New Offici- alMi iin B. Squires. Logan in. surance a;ent, has been named second v.ce president of the Lo-gun Kiwanis club and Curtis L. is a new memtvr, Pres. J. Whitney Floyd reported Thursday. J j ot j i I been Marriage licenses have issued at the Cache county clerk's office to Grant Hanny, 24, Firth, Iduho. and Edith Elaine Cook, 20. Shelley Idaho; to Willis C. Moser,! 18. and Dorothy Hollingsworth, 18, both of Fre.ston, Idaho; to Emery Lou Wiser, 10, Trenton and Al- lene Tham 20, Benson; to James Kenneth Pilgrim 33. Smithfield, and Elsa Bodily 22, Lewiston. I ! j ' Meat Sleeting g agri-cultur- ' Station presl-Mine- i Marriage Licenses A meeting to discuss Cache county's meat situation will be held tonight at 8 p. m. In the Logan chamber of commerce, accoid-mto Dr. King Ilondi.cks. mem ber cf the Logan p. ice panel. State Office of Price Admin- officials will attend and slaughterers, butchers, retail- ers, restauiant food operators, locker operators, ration and pi ice panel members and county officials are asked to be present. Grover Rich of the state OPA office will lead the discussion. NELSON h parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Christensen, btfore taking up duties as dietician at the LDS ho pltal in S ilt Lake City. Staff Sirgcant Dean .w... .... n in Memorial services for Sergeant Dennis England, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel England, Logan, who was killed in action on Luzon some time in April, will be con- ducted Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Locan Sixth ward chapeL Color ceremonies will be conducted by the Logan American Legion Post j CO. ROBERT CROOKSTON By ( at 2:30 p. POWER Robert Discusses Memorial Day Memorial Planned KSL It's Memorial or decoration day and the pronto, again r.ght lilacs are In full bloom and the peonies will be, before the 30th 7) Q 0f May. Instead of picking these flowers and putting them In cold No. 7. storage to be laid on the graves when they have withered and Students Honored are half dead why dont you put Moie than 100 Logan senior j t)icm on the graves now while high school students weic honored they are at their best? Of course Thursday at the annual awards if you are only doing it to show assembly and major award off for the neighbors to look at, m rs attended the annual L bett pick quet in the Bluebird. Wade Dew- - why thcn, you, in .the them nd try named was of winner the kefp ey then of wecks' a basement couple . science medal with Carol Jerman those with you you buy, together American the Legion! receiving Clarence can mae a Sreat display by Auxiliary essay award. was selected as winner of nS them on the graves of those the Crookston medal for athletic who worked and slaved many excellence. years to feed and clothe you in thn load-Hansc- n j Our armies, our navy need more guns, more ammunition, more fcod more of all the supplies that go toward victory . . . and they need them nowI Thats why you are being asked to back them In the biggest, toughest War Loan Drive ever the Mighty 7th War Loan, NOW! Your fighting dollars are needed, urgently needed, to help pay for fighting equipment you must lend your share. Find your Individual quota of extra War Bonds, and meet it! The quota Is larger because the Mighty 7th is really two War Bond Drives in one but remember, when you buy War Bonds you dont give, you invest. Youll get back every cent you put into War Bonds, and more! Buy more War Bonds now our fighting men are making even bigger sacrifices for victory I A railroad's roadbed Has a lot to do roadbed travel comfort. A does aray with annoying, bumps. like a boat breasting a choppy sea. It gives Vod"shiooth sailing." n Thus, even the ballast used on the road's roadbed plays its part in efficient; k transportation of troops rail-wi- th well-bui- lt ! ' and essential freight over battle-lin- e " Union Pacific's Strategic Middle Route, p?di!' CoL W- - ldnd of - , i J ' n NO- W- WARU'OAN) Vo ' lyjd IN THE MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR LOAN I k', -- . last is fin important factor. Union Pacific ' "smboth sailing"-ovelife's uses a Special, sturdy? type; of crushed Future which stands up particularly well way can be assured by holding tight, to . r under wartime's heavily loaded freight and passenger trainsThen, too, it acts as a cushion," resulting in mgm comfortable riijC-ing and less wear on locomotives and cars, 4 if BUY BIGGER WAR BONDS 'round-tlie-cloc- sleep-disturbi- uj. high-grani- te now have . . . and, as the war bonds-w- e of measure extra economic protection, an , as more as we can pos many buying sibly afford. r radio program oa Mutual nationwide network avar? Sunday afternoon. Coaault your local nawipapar for the time and station. - BUY YAR B011DS FIRST ' But if you Need Furniture ' i T r See the Listen to "YOUR AMERICA" TBi HLOCR1SSIVC union pacific RAILROAD AL YST Furniture Company |