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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Page Eight Summer School Provides Valuable Service to Utah Education tLhool teachers, who upend nine instructing moiilliit of the Ut youth of Utah and surrounding ataU. turn the tubles during the summer und may enroll for State special work at the Uuh m e r m u college Agricultural school. than 300 students, a More during wartime enrollment record are attending the summer classes. Some an regular students at. work In tempting to finish their fewer Uwn four years, then, are en- high school students who are classes. rolled in special training but the majority are school teachers, and shcool administrators offer-eAmong the many features students session summer to the are daily lectures by rationally know lecturers, authors, educators and artists. Dr. Lionel Trilling. New York City, was first on the aeries, while Dr Louis M Hacker, a nationally know economist, la appearing now. The lectures ore not confined to summer students and as a result. Logan and Cache county residents and many from other parts of northern Utah and south era Idaho are i dully attend- mice. Elemrntay school teachers gen orally enroll In the elementary education workshops. Selected Logan children are used as subjects and the teacher's conduct classes under supervision of nationally recognized authorities on the sub- fr Tuesday, June Gun Trailer Anti-Aircra- ft 2, 1945 THE AMERICAN WAY A Historic Logan Plumbing Contractor Dies Railroad Tnp Peter J. Peterson Funeral services for Peter retired 57, Peterson, Logan who d.cd plumbing eonti actor, Friday about 1 :30 p. m. of a heart attack, will be conducted Logan Wednesday noon in the First Presbyterian church by the Rev. Miner E. Bruner, minister. was born January I. 1888 l,n,nark' a son of Mr. and Christian Peterson. When 19 to the years of age he came United States, lived lirst in Wis cousin ami then in Minnesota He married Thllde larsen, January 1. 1912, in Minnesota. Mr Peterson had been a resident of Logan 33 years, operated the P. J. Peterson Plumbing com pany until retiring about three years ago because o! his health, j He also owned and operated the White Auto Court until last i By George Peck, The other evening I took a rail- at least equal to. und possibly road journey from Ptermont, New superior to the conductor. He ran York, u Dunkirk, New York, with the engine, didn t lie? Consequently Robert E Woodruff, President of he refused to accept any order the Erie Railroad Company, who from Poppy" and several times sat with a megaphone and called cut the stick down. out the points of interest along Finally Poppy" lost patience. the right of way. Following one of Hamel's refusals, There were some very distin- he went forward to the engine at aboard that the next station stop and thoroughguished passengers Fillmore. President ly licked the engineer. "Poppy's" Millard triln. with of the United States and Daniel stick was never interfered were again, and thus was the precedent of State, Webster. Secretary which trailers It teems like a far cry from the Fruehauf cargo but two of the many important firmly established which has placed transport essential product over America's highways to equipment the conductor in complete charge personages who were my traveling used to fight the Japs. However, the same basic advantage of the of the train on Amerlojn railroad. these for realised been the has trailer transporting by Army companions. guns to help keep the Japs away from a newly captured beach head No. I wasnt dreaming. I was for trailer uses 300 since in the Pacific. The Army hat found over listening to Erie President WoodHoilSlIlCf the war beganmost ruff describe perhaps the . S unique journey in all railroad Survivors include ins tory; the first long distance trip! widow.! housing program of .5 one son. Golden Peterson, with I a ever made in the United States. i rell(-dwellln un,ls 111 the U. S. navy in Washington.! commencing on the mornihg of w-lnducIn living congestion 20 miles D. C.; one daughter. Mrs. Eldora Piermont. 1851. 14, at May The United States Civil Service above New York City, and ending j conditions in Logan, has been P Couch, of Brooklyn N. Y.; oncj Gustavo Padilla. Caracas. Vcnez-- ! ! ' the National Housuig grandchild, and four brothers and ula, second ol the South American Commission h s announced war on tlie shores of Lake Erie at "PP"ved by Social Case j Dunkirk. New York, on the after-- 1 Aenc'' K1011 Representative sisters living in Denmark. service positions worker are available in the Dist- - noon of May 15. 1851 a distance Preston L. Wright of San Francia- Friends may call at the W. students of agriculture Inannounced todav' of the r j c g 0f Columbia Government, of 427 miles. Loyal Hall mortuary tills evening in Utah ca a delegate jco' These j a from 7 to 8:30 p. m. and at the slitute of and are affairs Salaries $2,300 $2,100 Mr Woodruff recited the details dweuing units will be pro family liome. 514 South Mam. is now in this state studying meth- - year. To qualify, applicants for of this trip so realistically that tided by private builders and built Wednesday from 10 a. m. until ods of Irrigation through supervis positions paying $2,100 must have the three hundred of us who with private funds. Mme of services. Burial will be exThe recommendations contained listened, felt we were actuallly ion of the USAC extension service had 34 years of appropriate In the program have been under for li the Igan cemetery. and new with service. trail a paying Conservation positions perience; Soil aboard, blazing and $2,300. 4 years. Education may be President and Daniel consideration for some months and Fillmore ject. attended elementary Padilla Mr were prepared substituted for experience on the Webster. by the National A new feature this year is the and secondary schools in Venezuela - basis of one year of study fo a lot of sweat Housing Agency Regional Office been There had Agrlculphysical education workshop and the at enrolled and then months of experience, upto a, and worry to make this journey after consultation with local social recreation leadership protural college of Venezuela. Caracas, Tlie work was begun in j mitteemen representing city ofic. In gram. Miss Gertrude Shurr. New was gratuated A hair stylist In Logan before from which he 1835. con. is was a gigantic under- - j lals, realtors, the home building dance instructor It York City associated with ' to the Navy, Arthur M 1942. He became bank and Joan com-an- d coming a wild, weeded industry, modern classes In dance. through Venezuelan takipg. ducting division. the irrigation Benson, third The Ponies. pharmacist's mate, uninh ibited from the are principle objective of Staff instructors country, where giving regular ministry of public works, Hudson to Lake Erie. There had the program, known as the H-- 2 classes in group, social, and church class. USNR. has completed his he worked at exploring and clasfirst year aboard a battleship In been many disappointments. Money type of war housing, is to relieve recreation programs. economsifying lands, and making the Pacific, his most recent act-.owas hard to raise, even though congestion hampering the war ef-tImmediately following the reguic studies of markets to determine at Okinawa. communities that were to bene- - fort. In addition, it will serve to lar summer session, a laboratory being projects A son of Mrs. Violet Benson. possibilities of irrigation fit the building of the railroad. retard the inflationary rise of by camping trip to the Wind river 102 West Center, and wuter variation trials. Logan, he enterhad by giving land for! Prices of existing housing end it helped Mountains in Wyoming has been worked at New He recently ed the Navy October ., 1942. end will enable the home building sites and station and radio. right of way. scheduled. N. J.. where he was meteorology, physics, was assigned to duty at the U. Brunswick 42 of this dustry to maintain the machinery 163. to anare $3 completion from is life institute $1,970 The family Naval hospital, San Diego, able to formulate comparisons be- paries S, of past-wof railroad in 1851, is an for the production stretch must have other feature for students and applicants tween the work of the extension for six months. California, 1 what housing, of free 5 outstanding to of from example well. had This year It years approprL townspeople as Since going aboard ship, he has service and experiment station ate experience. No written test is j American enterprise can aceomp- -' During the war. construction ot will feature Dr. Katherine White-side- s seen action et Sipyi. Tinian. Prior to his arrival in Utah he critical areas. hsh. As I listened o the account housing in near-b- y Taylor, consultant in family worked on the Owyhee irrigation required as In the nation, has been directed of of tho strules early life education for Seattle. Wash- Guam, Leyte, Mindoro, and Ling-- j All of these positions are for aven gulf, 'and Okinawa. When district In Oregon. toward meeting the needs for only servlee ln Washington. D. C. only, railroad builders to lay a right of ington, public schools. Padilla Mr. crew is at general quarters, the state. this in the essential While civilian It wilderness. way the A conference on various phases through are n ae ior Benson is assigned to a battle plans to study irrigation projects. struck me to them is due con- - war workers. The new program of rural education has been ar. f these positions. on th main deck-18- . working with Director W. W. Owens, dresslnK siderable of the credit tor the will result in the production of ranged during the week of June will be accepted O. Dr. Applications service. commendations extension at USAC "miracles of movement now being homes without any restrictions on Lois Clark, assistant director , nceldr an in 1 " at W. Israelsen. professor of irriga- - until the needs of the service have perfomred a"d the y. by our American rail. occupancy and will relieve of rural education for the National ' demand Lingayen Gulf in early 1945 for tion engineering, USAC, and soil for housing by returning ,,, roads. hine-Association. Education j efficient From Utah he will performance of duty in scientists. Would that I could give you j war veterans, military personnel ton, D. C will be in charge. giving aid to the wounded. return to Rutgers University, New forms may be obtained from the the details of that first long tnd others not classified as in- The annual coaching school, Benson is a graduate of North Brunswick, N. J. Local Secretary. Mr. road trip, but space does not migrant war workers. I which was held during the first cache High school, Richmond. Ini Twenty-fiv- e of the homes to be Mr. Padllla explained in a Tues- - J. V. Sorenson, located at the permit, except to state that the week of the school, was proclaimed 1936 lie attended the Quish Beauty or most from Post under this program will office, was Logan is produced without interview that he gaining journey completed day a tremendous success. More than School in Salt Lake city and was a post offices. mishap, on schedule and that a be for sale, 25 units of the alidea of the work- - first and second-clas- s 90 high school and college basket- - employed for four years in the ings 0f sucn public agencies as Civil Service Regional offices, or good time was had by all of the location makes priority assistance available for the construction of ball and football coaches from Hotel Utah Beauty salon. Salt the extensi0n service, the soil con-- 1 the United States Civil Serivce j three hundred passengers. Lake City Mr. Woodruff told onb very rental dwelling units, and 25 units servation service, and the AAA. He Commission. Washington 25. D. C. eight states heard daily lecture Caliamusing anecedote about Poppy" are reserved for individuals intend, contrasted the climates and farm by Jeff Cravath of Southern con ing to build for their own occuAyres, the jovial fornia and Jack Friel of Washingproduction of the United States ductor of seems the train. that tha pancy. described It tropton state. and Venezuela, The maximum price for the unto being a ical climate of his country and its "Poppy, in addition The artistic element is not to be sold is set at $7,500 and its first was j rate an also two season year, and stated that conductor, neglected either. Already. Mischa the maximum shelter rent is S60 inventor no mean of a Venez. in and has chief ability the crops produced famed violinist, from Flying his first mission Poznanski, monthly. how to handcane who knew cocoa, are gentleman uela an sugar Okinawa Others coffee, Marine base, a on program. Major appeared for priorities for Ruth Spackman, 29, daughter le his fists. Applications of Paradise, shot and corn. Shepherd, Champ Lee. feature Albert will of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Spackman a Some years before, down bomber recently. had dwelling construction in Logan unPoppy" Jap of Richmond, died Monday midviolinist; Ruby McQuarrie, pianist, Flying a routine patrol hop rigged up a device to signal his der thus allocation are now availnight in the family home of a engineers. It consisted of a rope able and will be, processed by the and Louise Booth, oboist, from over the Amami Group 125 miles lingering illness. Salt Lake City office of the FedSalt Lake City, and concerts by north of here, the Major spotted She was born Junev24, 1916 jn running to the engine, with a 10 for' low over enrolled the water. flying Japs teachers eral and students. Housing Administration. stick to attached end the a engine of Richmond, Cyrus I dove down and daughter saw all e When engin-Shthe term. Glen Gilffersleeve. dir. kinds of planes milling around wanted and the Anna Anderson Spackman. Poppy "Does your mother know you Hearing for the application of was educated in Richmond eer to stop the train, he would ector of elementary music for th pi with my boys chasing the Japs Cook company the want to marry me? asked the Thansportation inschools Cache North and is visiting high all over the place pull the rope and the stick would carefull miss. state of Delaware, the Major of Logan, to operate bus a Yes, nodded the and was hen school, employed by jump. His engineer, Hamel the said. Finally one of the Jap transportation line between Lostructor for music classes. she said after two years veteran, Milk the Products Sego corporabombers headed teachin of front first engineer on the New York of K rations right In addition ' students and gan and Ogden, has been set for nothing in the line gave him several bursts July 18 before the public service tion of Richmond and at the and Erie, by the way felt ,he was of Utah Army Service Force Depot cooking could hurt me. ers can take advantage of classes Utah. in- commission of at Ogden. offered by the many visiting wajer Eg of his applica- Survivors include her parents In explanation institutions The son other of from Orville L. of dxuctors Lee, the and and brothers newfollowing he is Paradise, a graduate of Professor Milton R. Merrill, sisters: Lewis, Chirley Betty, tHe summer South tudent'at UtihState valley residete and businessmen Spackman and Mrs. Wanda S. ly named dean of have urged me to add routes to Morgan, of Richmond; Pfc. Reed school, directs all activities. Agricultural college. Prior to coming to this island, Salt Lake city and Ogden to my Spackman. Bushnell General hospresent transportation operations, pital. Brigham city; Pfc. Allan he had flown patrols over byout that they feel the Spackman, with the army in for six pointing P! passed Jap strongholds present service is wholly inade- Germany. months. Funeral arrangements will be quate. the Hendricks If the necessary approval by of announced Dust peas immediately Neal garden Richard Griffin of Logan, is obtained, Mr. mortuary, Preston, Idaho. commission the Geo. to Dr. eliminate pea weevils, Winn to provide trans Benson of Newton and Lee F. Knowlton, USAC Extension En-- Cook proposes in the from Lewiston south PLANS COMPLETE were speakers portation Buttars farmers. warns Lee tomologist, FOR HORSE SHOW and Logan Brigham through meeting on June 24. Pea weevils have come out of cjty qvme schedules will be much To Phone were prisoners Richard Winn and (Continued from page One) hibernation in large numbers in lower than those of present opercam For information on pand many parts of the state and are ators and rates will be from 22 in a German prison the annual Calf Scramble event. ome have arrived Automobile, Truck and Fire now depositing eggs on young de- - to 30 per cent lower. Twelve weeks. Fifty, hereford calves , , . during the past two Mr. Cook said he had modern, will be insurance membership turned loose in the arena. ward the percent of with .75 or 1 percent rotenone adequately powered equipment to club and Future Farmers of were present at the meeting. dust will save peas from weevil place on the line immediately if America boys from Cache county Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Heggi? infestation. This treatment should bis plans are approved who catch and hold the calves, Bodily Injury Liability entertained in honor of be repeated two or three times will have them for their permanDiVar Godfrey on Friday evening at four or five-da- y Property Damage intervals if ent possession. Staff Sergeant Godfrey is enjoy- the crop has just begun to Guest Medical Calves caught at the scramble short furlough at home ing a Collision 13 last year will be auctioned off at months in sifter spending Note new Moss has Mr. show home. the this year, Mr. Wallentine spent their Comprehensive FireTheft England. address explained. Mr. and Mrs. James Ravsten four years in the Army and durAT LOW COST Post- N170 North Main a"d There will be 49 classes of entiy announce the birth of a baby girl ing that time, Mrs. Moss and son were announced Tuesday auxiliary re- by for all have made their home with he on June 24 rat a local hospital. tiring officers, following annual stock types of show, pleasure and (horses. Performances are Mr. arid Mrs. Grant Griffin parents, Mr. end Mrs. Wendell election meeting and program SA Dunn was named Legion scheduled for 7:30 p. m. on the spent Saturday evening in Logan, Thompson. Standard Form Fire Insurance policy for dwellings, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dahl Asael Smith, nights of July 2 and 3, and at commander, with guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wallace household furnishings and personal effects. Mrs. Vilate Dahle of Logan were first vice commander; Milton Bur- - 2 p. m. July 4. Bingham. vice commaiider; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Atkinson dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. rell, second Milton Allen. finance officer; Saturday of (Pocatello are visiting with Mr. Thomas H. Godfrey on 4 Monson. sergeant-at-arms- ; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jardine of Henry CHECKED FARMERS AUTOMOBILE and Mrs. Adelbert Atkinson. Dalton Reid, adjutant, and Ivan with weekend Jennie and Ravsten the Ogden spent Misses Afton INSURANCE Exchange -bummers, cftaplain. ar Money Back SDent the weekend in Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jardine. r r euick relief from irchinR caused the Truck Insurance Exchange by rcrrrr.e Headmg auxiliary is Mrs. athk e s foot, scabies, Last week Mr. and Mrs. Andrew pimnles an 1 other itchin. City. 'Laneth Carlsen. president; Mrs. cond - Griffiths and children tions. use pure; coniine, inxiiuitcd, Rasmuswent Mrs. Sylvan and Firt Insurance Exchange Mr. Eva Snow, first vice president; p-D. Prescription, a doct..: t iia (re. eless and stainless SooUits, comforts and D Israel,Pn sen of Newton spent Sunday in Salt Lake City to see their son ch !y cairns intense itching. 35c trial bottle and brother. Weldon, before ftejlain: Mrs Lom Clarkston. Petersen, his- - quid Pov sit. or money back. Don't suffer. A k yUl. Smith, 4rugg-.itoday for O. D. D. Prescription Mr. end Mrs. Ruel Moss hav? left Utah tfor Army duty. They torian. and Mrs. j sergeant moved to Firth. Idaho, to make have three sons in the service. jj 50-m- m I project Explained Workers Needed For Federal Jobs South American n VlSllS VaClie jAwar e Inter-Americ- Logan ite Serves On U. S. Battleship e. ( in-T- ar , j j j j j son . j j well-round- j ( Paradise Flyer Downs Nip Plane 300-pou- . New Bus Route Hearing Set '", j j j IT COSTS NOTHING ARKSP sac-rume- nt 1 58 top-quali- ty Complete Protection H Leon D. g. Hyrum Legion, Auxiliary Elect Lon J Hardy - - j j STH j o tHaiiffi, . t |
