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Show Tuesday, July 17, in 15 The Cache American, Lciran Cache Cmmtv. Utah M- and Kappa Delta Meeting D tout I on tit to R..;!i lilair 'Vo e 1; Mr. .n til - tto to . out) laltt , make home. Tuo iin Vi Ima Ti:r, (it. one lid mot).! K. ' ,, ''' , on Sitting Pretty - 'i) the Agricultural vvi.k wre f'.erimt li.iiris, Mipei mjiTuieilt of ToO ie lb rpcson. mIiooIs, and Sheldon (Uhl director for the Rsi Crus at Hill Field. a. , ( ampUS unit visitors Chases Insects Promotes Tan Mv)iiart, n.mial rruolti Members of the Kappa 1 alumni will nm-- t Wed Good Conduct Medal m.sdiv i.t 8 p, m. ;! (he heme Dlt Co. p ritl Dvtaltie riuik of lx. of Mr Rush K. Ve,v r. 281 Two prom li.us bit!) awarded till SWii fat) Wi--l All men'.birs are Cen'er. lolldlit medal at Westover Held, L't.ih Slate ur;ed to be present. c.ui. plus l.vt M where he is rtatloned Stores To Close hate turn) I. tints m First . i trii-- t N. T rry tmin W.lllari K rtuiit.i! cruel! , ui Ci M .tih.urt Rut!) limn H u' . Mother culii-j-- v Chairman L. T. Wallace of the n. Barrett of ! merchants committee has announ-- j Lamcm-ced that nunat of the stores, bua-- 1 Ancles. California. Is visiting hit Home From Europe iness houses and professional peo. mother. Mrs. Emma Barrett, In Divide First CIilss Leroy T. pie In Ltwan will dose for a is home cn furolush Mickelson double holiday next Monday and his mother, Mrs. Eleanor visiting Promoted Tue.sd iy July 23 and 24. Tills inIs e KlV III'K beauty; comfort under the sun Two Di orres Ashed Most to Logan I J h j '.A t 1 I home on furlough Mickrlson Maughan. former European comb.it with the Tim1 ' ,U S A C engineering student. Iws ber olf division. Uftice Hours been promoted to the rank of Ration board offices In Logan. captauj at MeChord Field, Wash., Here From Coast Smlthfleld and Hyrum will close where he is a'.sLstar.t post enginMr. and Mrs. W. W. McLaugheach Saturday at 12:30 p. m.. ac- eer. J lin of Berkeley, California. and i cording to Lothaire Rich, O, P A Mrs. Phoebe ll.nsen Stringham board supenisor. The new policy In Logan I v, Salt Lake City, are guests at the -- t provides a 44 hour work work for Mr arold DowoU of Bui o, home of Mias Nora EUxson. the goicrnment employes, lie sa.d.lI(bh0 Ls m Utgm alt(.ndJng ,M.r sister. Mrs. Ruth Hayball Curtis, Iloston Letter will be Missed Home on Leave who ii recovering from an attack For Die past ten years the Janis Carter, of the films, buff Bottles of Insect repellent are Reed Nielsen, who has been on of pneumonia. Dont expose skin too long at Cache American lias received a bottled her stockings with for now available civilians, keep oil tan sun of a bottle the destroyer U.SS. The Sullitime, keep monthly letter from our former to give nlon effect. towel away. rough flies, gnats beach. mosquitoes, at vans' is home on a 30 day leave Home on o handy Professor Frank R. townsman. Furlough after an extended duty tour in He Arnold. has written MASON drin to use when playing out- for civilians and wiil keep Ginsect in. PEGGY many By Staff Sergeant LaV. n Hendricks, the Pacific theater. of these products away. In life about the Summers outdoor life becomes doors. Some son of Mr. end Mrs. L. P. Iledn- - teresting things Less covering between you and actually pi event burn, some proas commenteach New more states and England year, pleasant Join.S Husband jncks. Richmond, is home on a mote an even tan, while others the sun is definitely the fashion betus scientific advances events bring that y for soothing relief if trend, with midriff styles appear, furlough after serving with ed upon the mary ter products to combat sunburn, are designed be Mrs. Ramona Bailey Bernhard ,. In Cache Valley so unfoitunate as ing m sports and evening dresses, should ' 10 8 n l lC have taken place le you l more look and olf insects, left, rec ntly for Boston, Miss., to 1,1 It- These letters .ward sun. he left too much to since as well as bathing suits. As fori get of end Ins At tlie the Germany. beautiful and comfortable at join her husband. Lieutenant John j have been eagerly watched for A liquid insect repellent is hose they have simply vanished will same to he time. Von furlough, is who report with the coast Barnard, by hundreds of Cache residents Theres no reason today why on the market now, to be rubbed from the summer wardrobe. Lewis. Washington. guard. Bottled' stockings improve each, and now these readers will be anyone should get a bad sunburn. right on exposed parts ofto the and there are now few the answer This is the year it take Sensible body. sorry to learn that Professor Meet on Iliak who have not adopted women First Child of exsportsmen, gardeners slow and easy at first, timing prayers Arnold will not contribute to our make-u- p as a practical; posures and using oils and lotions and picnickers who are troubled liquidtoleg Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Larsen, columns any longer, not that he heat. A little the beat of attacks flies, too with the way from gnats skin the to protect on help met Meacham Arthur 444 West Center, recently announce the Is lasing interest in Logan, but, on, much sun. A bottle of suntan oil and mosquitoes. Originally used practice, following directions reBtak island in the Pacific as they birth of their frLst and you can get a as he says, Its Just that I am the in child, forces bottle, daugharmed the tropical i or lotion should always be incluby were to fighting lomg-lomoving up those revie with suits insect that of this 6 hosbottles a bom ter, at too old." and local ded beach climates, with July equipment, fronts. Captain J. Russell Meach-aOf course, we do not know how kept handy at home for the chil- - pellent product are now available nylons. and Captain James Meacham pital. Mrs. Larsen Is the former is old the professor Ls but we hope spent the night, with Russel en Hope Jeasen. Her husba..d that he can enjoy life as long as route from New Guinea and serving auJi he rimed fc.cti long resident of Wellsville who Falls, Idaho; Newell Lelshman, he lives, and If he gets the urge Guadalcanal, where he has spent died Friday midnight in a Logan Ar bon. Idaho; Kermlth Lelshman. 20 months, and James from Austo write a letter occasionally, we Soldier Discharged llllness, with the navy In the Pacific, and hospital of a three-wee- k tralia. They arrived about four will be happy to print It. be conducted at Vernon Lelshman, Ronand, Idaho. will Wednesday hours apart. Sergeant Loran J. Miller, son of SoiUS Skiby 2 p. m. In the Wellsville. First Friends may call at the family Mr. and Mrs. Loran P. Miller, Sofus Preston for home Funeral ward services Brenchley Skiby, by chapel Wednesday until time of Wellsville, a veteran of four and Paper Collection construe- - bishop. and sendees. 61, Logan plasterer one-ha- lf Burial( will be In Wellsof service with U. years ; died under direction of who ville Approximately 100.000 pounds of S. 1889 tion Saturday worker, cemetery in was 31, born May She Army, has been awarded a disillness. weUsville, a; daughter of William the Thompson Funeral Home, Hyof a two-yescrap paper were collected In midnight charge through the army point Cache county during the week A survey of crop conditions In were conducted today at 2 p. m. j and Gertrude Hansen Lelshman. rum. system. Sergeant Miller spent 35 and will be loaded for shipment Utah months overseas, with July 1 indicate tint farmers In the Logan Eighth ward chapel She was married to James E. to Mrs. forces In the African! the armed of the state will harvest about by Fred J. Kloepfer, bishop. Immediately, according parley September 1, 1909, In the Apprentice Meetin- gand Italian Clark Haskins, chairman of the 1.119.000 acres of tilled crops, He was bom March 4, 1884 in Salt Lake Temple. of operation. theaters Representatives of the local conwomen's salvage division. lPro-ceesmall grains, and tame hay in Ewenborg. Denmark, a son of Nels Active throughout her life In struction trades Interested in the from sale of the paper will 1945, the bureau of agricultural Peter and Kersten Hansen Skiby. church work, she was counselor in j establishment of Horseback Ride apprenticeship be used to purchase books for He married Elsie Hockstrasser on the Wellsville Y L M I A several training In their respective trades economics reported; today. A short horback ride will be the library at Bushnell General a mem. Elwood. in years, primary teacher and meet Thurrday evening in This is a reduction of 13.0C0 December 29, 1916, sponsored by the Cache Canter dub acres of hospital, Brigham City. Survivors include his widow, Lo- - j ber of the ward genealogical the Chamber of Commerce rooms accounted for maincrops, Wednesday at 7 p. m.. according to In dry gan, one son, Stanley Skiby, Lo- committee. at 8 o'clock. Captain William M. R. A Stewart, club president. All ly In the heavy decrease Scholarship Program Survivors Include her husband, Hales, separation officer at the will be gan, three daughters, Mrs. Alice bean Fruit acreage. crops horseback Plans for continuing the Carl invited to riding enthusiasts . are about the same, apple production Baron, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Mrs. two sons and two daughters: Bushnell hospital at Brigham city participate. Is down, but pear, cherries and Lillie Hunt, Smithfield, Mrs. June James Earl Darley, Portage; Mrs. will be one of the speakers. MayRaymond Gray scholarship proat Utah State Olsen, Young; five grandchildren, Sarah Bradfield and Mrs. Vanda or William Evans, Jr., and Mr. gram Agricultural At apricot harvests will be greater Randolph one brother, Alfred Skiby, Maughan, Wellsville, and (Pfc. Coy F. P. Champ will also respond on and college, sponsored each year by 1945 is Utah's sugar beet crop First Lieutenant Ross D. Olsen, estimated at 33,000 acres, 2000 Salt Lake City. Union Pacific Railroad Company, Darley, with the army in the the program. All Interested are five grandchildren, invited to attend. were discussed with Dr. Franklin son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. more than were seeded last Burial in Philippines; the cemetery Logan year S. Harris,' new president of the Olsen, Young, has arrived at Ran- and should (yield about 429,000 was under direction of the W. and the following brothers and sisters: Herbert Lelshman, Char- - In Hospital college, by two agricultural officials dolph Field for a new assignment tons. Average 1934.43 tonnage is Loyal Hall mortuary. Leish-Ma- y with Ran-dopAAF the of the railroad. The visitors were low, Montana; William H. pilot school. the report revealed. 546,000, John H. Moser, Logan contrae- M. Mrs. St. Montana; Field's E. E. Davies, agricultural new jman, Darley role Ignatius, in AAF the supert01"- corn and Wheat, oats, barley, j reported to be seriously ill Ada Funeral services for Mrs. May visor for the railroad in Utah, and Training Command program is the Holley, Seattle, Washington; about Marie Lelshman a local hospital. American)111 Onetta Mrs. Morris, life-' 56, J. E. Jarvis, district agricultural training of pilts and flight engin- rye fields should yield Darley, 431,562 tons of grain, compared - eers in supervisor. with an estimated total of 447,804 tons of those five grains In 1944 Marriage Announced Logan Visitors Total production of hay is foreChief Petty Officer and Mrs. The marriage of Miss Venice cast at 1,180,000 tons, compared Robert G. Hammond are visiting Williams, daughter of Mrs. Edith with 1,234,000 tons last year. Of Logan with relatives. Mr. Ham- Williams, Richmond, this years crop of hay, approxiand mond recently returned to the Hillyard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noe! mately 986,000 tons should be states after 21 months service with J. Hillyard, Richmond, has been alfalfa, a decrease from the the navy in the Gilbert and announced. The was 1.040.000 tons recorded In .1944. ceremony Marshall Islands. Mrs. Hammond performed July 10 In the Utah growers have seeded Logan ls the former Claire Larsen, dauacres of potatoes, an in19,300 Temple. ghter of Mr. end Mrs. Reah R. crease of 1300 acres over last Larsen. Birth Announced year. The fruit picture is somewhat LoWord has been received in At Hospital different than last year, with gan of the birth of a son to spring-fille- d of apples and Technician, Fourth grade, Lewis Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Quentin shorter crops cherries G. Fife of Logan, has arrived at Thomas at Great and pears, apriFalls, Montana. peaches, the Madisgan center, Mrs. Thomas Is the former Mae cot yields expected to be larger. hospital Washington. Following a furlough, Howell of Logan. The newcomer Grape production will remain about the same. c he will return to the hospital, arrived yesterday. one of the newest and most mod$l ern in America and will be intro- Graduate- dduced to the newest invocations Second Lieutenant Scott . W. and methods of treatment for son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bair, wounded veterans. M. Bair, Richmond, Is a member of a B.29 Superfortress combat STOP THOSE ARGUMENTS Back Home crew which graduated recently NOW WE HAVE IT! Mrs. Lucille Lundahl Smith and from Davis-JonthField, Tucson, son, Bobby, have returned from Arizona. He will go Into combat San Francisco, California, where soon in the air war against the they visited for a few days with Japs. Lieutenant Bair served with Lieutenant (J. G.) R. L. Smith, the Eighth air force in Europe whose, ship ' was in port from the from August to December, , 1944, All styles. South Pacific. Lieutenant Smith and was awarded the air medal is a medical officer for a beaclt Spring, filled, fine tapestry covers. party attached to the U. S. S. Weed Chemical Late more, en attack, .transport. Among Word has been received by T. the prized souvenirs Lieutenant L. BJanchard, district agricultural Smith brought home, was a paintand Cache county weed inspector ing done by a Japanese prisoner supervisor, that the altadde allot-e- d wrho was a commercial artist durto the count will not be avail3-W- AY ing peace time. able for at least 30 days. Mr. room. to and any style To add comfort Blanchard advises mowing of Fair May be Held weeds and curing along fence lines The Utah State Fair will be to keep the weeds back until the held this fall, providing the offic- chemlca arrives. ers of the International Associa. tion of Fairs and Expositions sucUNDER ONE COYER Wins Award ceed in pursuading the Office of Colonel John H. Pitzer, former Defense Transportation to revoke member of the Utah State Agria June 1 bank on holding of cultural military scince Rules and diagrams show how to state and regional fairs, it was department,college has been awarded the explained by Sheldon R. Brewster, oak leaf cluster to the Bronze lay out your ball diamond, tenr. secretary-manageFailing the star for meritorious achievement nis court, badminton court, volleyball court, squash court, handball voiding of the ban, and in view in connection with military operof the fact that there is no ban ations against the enemy on court, football field, basketball, on strictly loca lexposltions, the Luzon, P. I., the college alumni hockey, horseshoes, touch football office learned Monday. Colonel and 6 man football fields. fair, like the play, will go on, but Pitzer, whose as a local exposition and will be Rula Cardon is wife, the former making her home Drop In or call on phono fo publcized strictly as a Salt Lake in Boise, Idaho, was awarded the order your copy. City affair. jPlanning in this di- cluster for duty on Luzon from CACHE AMERICAN THE rection is now underway. January 21 to March 15. cludes Uie Logan C.ty Offices. lYanklin D. I riJ ,1 a Ml 1 i st Crop Conditions Reported Good ar lh 's. ... High Quality MV!! IMK3 SETTS Real Values Ira prewar construction. Full .Popular Charles of London styles SPORT FANS an J. S. SPORTS RULE B0OK . . STUDIO COUCH AND PLATFORM ONLY ROCKER SET TO MATCH Complete Stock of Beautiful, Large ATTRACTIVE MIRRORS OCCASIONAL CHAIRS To meet every need. 8 ONLY . 5L85 T0 34 PLATFORM ROCKERS 22 SPORTS Finest covers. 2S)00 -- Full stock of Beautiful FLOOR LAMPS PRICED TO 50 50c IFtiaimnfoiui? ' (2osfflDaims7 45 West Center |