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Show Friday, August 3, 1013 The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Page FIv nkkdkd g.ik;i:ts We are TL ,t M I Ihulv from Coa.t rufi w Wilful' cl Quinncv Isas nturn'd j f.uin a two months vacation t.t j to CaUturma where he with a diuu liter who makes tier! To ' (u,v, .1 !( ,u rojih.n c n itnlit4 th.tnjs 'jM J.'V .t Spotlighting w:h fuht.i"; KF:x UTAH ,nS, th.it will not U I'm? first of all I do tre t i.terjirmn .in: Flood Control Ilk; B. iVL'sc: K!ii PttK M'S Project Studied lusuhiilti 1'. tersi i. lint a flood c.introl uisti' itcd on Sum-Crei- k. W 11 West of Su'ltJlfl-l'- l. S rvenled Wednesday wh n K O Cinnholm. P.irramen'o, Cubfomiu. n)ii cr.tlng the federal envines-r'the pioject with office, di.cu-etin Cache county commissioners.' Mr, Cronhohn x:nted out that considerable damage has resulted from flood waters to high produc- ln8 land long the bunks of the creek near its Junction with Bear River. ut 82 will t b- - believed to be one of the two re- onrin.il sitth-rof Hyde imaimng re-tflonlJ Lar.ht u mi-mti See Inside Utah Paik, died Ihuisdiv about 2 pm, Gunther e I 111 home there. a lair, in of a he.irt "he bifks that hsee bee.5 left John Gunther, nationally ailment. She had bei n 111 10 days. now and commentator and kd. p ti: rri e Mrs, Petersen was born Septem Transferred do.r.g his latest book. Inside Am- brr 5, 111(12 in Chedston, England, First Cla'S Oliver FV) It ,o- erica" visited Utah this month lor i a daughter of John and Sarah j 1 J ; . Private son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ... . , With her parents s mat rial, P.loted by the Department Laxter Rails 1,1 e will nddre-! t ; Itojle, has been crossed the Atlantic ocean on from',. ' X Devel- I," Industrial Jiid of the at Publicity j ;Nw Guinea to the Hulif vessel and traveled Ninth ward Sunday at 8 p. m. omnent, Mr. Outlier, when he saw a saihng He is with the quartermaster across the plains with a group can thank Gencva said, 'you corps and has been overseas for of the early pioneers. She settled On Furlough . Hitler for bringing the steel indus- in two years, Hyde Park. September 6. 18(18. He reported that plans are being She was married to Lorenze Corporal Don Johansen, son of try to Utah. At Bingham canyon, j On Furlough Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Johansen, Is gazing into Uie great "copper pit . Petersen, prominent Hyde Park drawn up and will be submitted to home on furlough from army he said' "its beyond anything I church worker and farmer. De- residents of tlie affected area for Corporal Ray Lundahl. son of duties. cember 14. 1882 in the old Salt their con.siden.iUon. If ever Imagined" E. W. Lundahl, of Logan, arrived approved, a Lake endowment house. will be carried out Jointly home this morning for a short Will Issue Utah Stamp project Mrs. was Petersen active Tomorrow furlough from duties with the air Senator Abe Murdock and Cong- throughout her life in Relief fw by the federal govemnufit end Md. His Sinithfield citizens. wife, corps at Baltimore. Dick Wheatley, son of Mr. and ressman J. Will Robinson have ciety work in the Hyde Park the former Jerry Morgan and small Mrs. Chet O. will leave assured the Utah Centennial Com. ward and had been a worker in Wheatley, Similar projects are underway ron. are making their home In Saturday for service with the mtsion that a United States postage he Lo.an Temple. on Logan and Little Bear rivers Downey. Idaho. vv-vU. S. Navy. (! Inch'd" husband. her stamp In commoration of Utah's Cp,Mf ValLy ondlone di'urlten: i m lOOUi birthday will be Issued prob-- J n! and is being Investigated by Mr. Cron- Bulletin Ready of La Prsen' Logan: Girls Notices ably in January of 1947. The art , of Boise. Idaho: holm on Blacksmith Fork river and Came Utahs new Fi.--h All Ninth ward girls who wish work on the stamp will be done Collis F Petersen, of Providence: mar Laws booklets, containing nets of Nibley. 1945 State Legislature, are now to attend the Girls' camp August by a Utahn, and the covered wagon Mr, Ettie Dalam. of Redwood commissioners The 9. 10 and 11 ore t approved Is $100 me-offering days Incorporated, requested to available to the public. They may city. Cal.; and Mrs. Maude Hyer. se of a gravel pit near Cove purch at the ward Sun21 recreation hall war of bonds best in for the 17 Lewiston; be design. obtained free of grandchildren. , charge by at 9:30 a. m. great grandchildren. and three froni Erastus Johnson to provide writing to the Utah Fish and day Utah Draws Explorers brothers. Daniel Soda materials for oiling roads in the of Game commission. Room 325. State Balls, Fifty student explorers under the Springs, Idaho; Jacob of northern part of the county. Balls, At Lake Salt San Dies: Capitol. City. tutorship of Ansel F. Hall, well Henry. Idaho, and Charles Balls, Erection of a fire escape on the Boyd Bcrgsjo. son of Mr. and known explorer und former national of Hyde Park. In California new detention home which is be- Mrs. Albert Bergsjo. lias arrived parks director and his staff are LOVELY LEISURE -E- ven the Funeral arrangements will be), Chief Warrant Officer Frankhn at tlic San Diego, Calif., naval doing extensive exploring In South- announced by the Kenneth LindPrepared at ttie rear of the new housecoats have peplums and 112 L. South Third Clark. station. East. tunning Former student ern Utah. The Vicki Vola, of NBC's Mr. Diswas apcounty cojrhouse, al Is mortuary. now quist camped party trict Attorney, chooses heavy Logan, has reported to the army body president of Ixigun senior at Mancos, Colorado. proved. according to 1L Ray Pond, James II. McMurdie pink crepe with black lace in a ground and service forces rrdis. high school, he enlisted in the commission chairman. new Tula design. The lace, tnlution rtation at Santa Bar- Navy recently. State Revises Tour Book threaded with pink, has tulle edge. bara, Cal., for alignment to new services James for How. The State Publicity Department Funeral duties based on skills and exper- First Child lias Just completed a revision of ard McMurdie, 50, lifelong resident otta Dalton, Tremonton, and Mrs. 43 ience gained durirfg months the Utah chapter in the National of Cache Valley .who died Monday Sidie Abel, Lewiston. A son. tin ir first was .n tervire the Pacific. child, South Extcnsionists Issue In the family home of born August 2 at the Budge hos- Automobile Association tour book. midnight Burial in Paradise cemetery was a year's illness, were conducted was made a for revision The New Egg Bulletin to request pital Sergeant and Mrs. Horace under direction of the Thompson Another Polio Case L. Bunce, of Logan. Mrs. Bunre to the department by the AAA. Thursday at 2 p. m. In the Para- For Utah Homemakers Funeral Home, Hyrum. One new: case of infantile par- is the former Zina Ewer. The who stated tlkit they were doing due ward chapel. was reported In w as born Cache alysis He March 2, is in 1895, fathrr proud serving with the the book over In anticipation of Eggs As You Like Timm" is the Zina Johnson Ilall county Thursday, boosting to four in Austria. the great tourist migration expect- Paradise, a son of James K. and subject of a new bulletin releas- - th , tJ, number of cases incurred army Dorcas Alverna McMurdie. offices of Creger ed this month f.om ed to start at the end of the war. Mrs. Zma Johnson Hall, 57. resduring the pm month ,n Control Removed the Utah Extension Service, The revised chapter on Utah will He married Harriett Hirst August ident of Smithfield since 1917, a new case of rheumatic city, of the pamphlet died Thursday about 10 p. m. in Price control on all fishing give the tourist a more comprehen- 5, 1918 in the Logan temple. fever, two of chicken pox and one are Elna Miller, nutritionist; Rhea of Mr. McMurdie was a carpenter a Logan hospital .of a brief illness. measles were listed by health tackle except rods, reels and sive idea of what to see in Utah and officers. Hurst, food preservationist, She was born February 25, 18C8 lines and nets have been and how to see it. The Publicity and had been employed by the Carl Frischknecht, poultiyman. removed, according to Russell L. Department has also been called California Packing Corp. as a in Springville, a daughter of Mar- In the introduction, the special Humplurys, OPA price rpedalist. upon to provide information to a maintenance man untill he be- ion M. and Ellen Beardall Johnson and .was married to Alma ists state, "The egg is one of the Wins Award 'The OPA is of the opinion that ill. came New York publehing concern 36 Miss Ellen Bretnor, most vi'rsatile of all food prod-uctHall, October 2, 1912 administrative cnforce- - large and Nor.hj,e A member of the L D S church. Spackman in the Salt lake Temple. and its uses are so varied Third East, Logan, a ward at. mont cifficulties of maintaining who is starting a series of booklets that it may take its place at any- tendant at Bushnell General hos-- , controIs outweigh the importance to be distributed in Europe and Mr. McMurdie Was active In varMrs. Hall was an active Relief ious auxiliary organizations. one of the courses of the meal." pital, Brigham City , has been j 0f qjng prices at prewar lev which will treat the political and Society and Temple worker and a awarded $5 cash for 'a of m Survivors is include food his rich In addition, the egg prize es bc explained, father, of was secretary of the Smithfield economic conditions in the U. S., value; it afias color and flavor to ruggestion for raising metal proParadise, his widow, two sons, genealogical society. In which Utah's and agriculture, the meal; it gives lightness to tectors above stairway windows, Robert and Joseph McMurdie, HySurvivors include one daughter, mining, trade and industrial acof cleaning many popular pastry dishes; it resulting in easier Mrs. one Ella H. Larsen, of Smithfield rum, Mrs. daughter, Elizabeth tivities will be fully told. thickens custards, sauces, salad windows and greater sanitation it anu two sisters. Mrs. Ella J. Phil-- 1 M. Rawlins, (Paradise; and the Tells Polio Symptoms dressings, puddings and pies; and the hospital. ps and Mrs. Emma R. Olney, of following brothers and sisters: makes a protective covering on are advised by Dr. Mis. Smithfield. Utah parents l rur of education Florence Hughart, and SamImprovement comcroquettes to prevent them from Another Star Funeral arrangements will be facilities and an increase in the William McKay, state health uel I. McMurdie, Paradise; Mrs. announced by the Kenneth Lindsoaking up too much hot fat. H. over to Private not First Class Don get missioner, panicky to usefulness of rural schools farm Salome Moon, Hyrum; Mrs. Mari- quist mortuary of Logan. First section of the bulletin is Smith, a road and bridge communities are problems that the present spurt in Polio cases in devoted to a discussion of "tgg worker with an Engineer the state. Children should be tue combat battalion on Okinawa, has mill be given serious consideraand it explains values, watched for symptoms, which start i war when with tion the Japan importance of proteins, minerals, just pinned another bronze battle with fever, accompanied by reguAsiatic-Pacifutamirs and fat in the egg. In rtar to ribbon. ended, if the majority of farmers the upic, "egg temperatures" it His 'first star was for the Leyte have their way about it, the Utah lar Influenza pains and aches. A doctor should be called if the fever is (hewn that eggs should be opesation. His Philippine Libera- extension service reported today. kept fresh before cooking and tion ribbon also carries two Further consolidation of rural persists. to bronze battle stars. cooked slow and moderately His wife, schools, for Instance, is favored by Utahns Get Fire Warning achieve heat results. Evan, and their daughter Diane, more than two.thirds of the naWatch the Sparks is the warn Mr. Frischknecht provides a sec- reside- in Logan. to a ing issued by Forest officials re tion's farmers, according tion of the preservation of eggs timberlands. Of the survey made during the past year garding Utahs for home use, emphasizing the Church Notice 108 fires in Utah in 1944, 66 were by among farmers, representative water glass system of preservaCalvary Luthern Congregation-Childr- en's the U. S. department of agricul- caused by human carelessness. tion. Directions for the use of Bible school at seven Utah Sheepmen Promised Subsidy water glass, or sodium silicate, are and Divine at eight p. ture. Worship James A. Hooper, secretary Utah Most farmers believe that congiven, and the use of preserved m., Friday, August 3. The sermon Wool Growers, advises that a bill eggs is also emphasized. not solidated schools only bring topic will be Judgment." Meetings The remainder of Eggs As You are held every Friday evening in belter ledcation advantages to to give a $2.00 subsidy to producers Like Them is given to the Assembly room in the base- their children but also provide of lambs has been passed by both for the use of eggs. The following ment of the Cache Valley Bank vj services that houses end is awaiting presidential recipes are advised by Miss Mill- building, 108 North Main. Everone can be rendered only through con- approval. This means $40,000,000 to er and Miss Hurst: coddled eggs, is cordially invited to attend. The the sheep raisers and will put more creamed eggs, eggs au gratin, Lutheran hour may be heard over solidated schools. meat on the counters, it was lamb A significant minority in some golden rod eggs, steamed eggs Station KVNU every Sunday moosaid. areas others in a and with cheese, poached eggs in to- - ing at 10:30. majority mato juice, scrambled eggs, steam feel, however, that consolidation O W I Corresponds A letter has been received by the fried eggs, flat and fluffy omelets New Assignment may be disadvantageous in that it one-roocheese souffle, foamy eggs sauce, schwill State eliminate the Department of Publicity from Sergeant Harvey R. Fletcher, 27, jonquil sauce, custard sauce, Mr. Elmer Davis, OWT chief, thankool center a as of neighborhood Mrs. FletMr. and Calvin son of sauce, custard, quick egg ing the department for sending cher, 166 South Fourth East St., activity. noodles and orange egg nog. sch- detailed information for the preparat lunches of hot Serving octo been has assigned Copies of the bulletin may be Logan, ools is favored by four out of five ing of a corrected artcile in the obtained at the office of your cupational air force in Europe as farmers, the survey shows, the forthcoming issue of the Russian Bombardcounty home demonstration agent, a member of the 99th the Extension Service announces. ment Group, 348th Bombardment percentage favoring such a pro- magazine, America Illustrated". in Would Aid Piutes 7 Flying gram being uniformly higher Squadron, a veteran areas where the greatest amount A movement is under way at Fortress unit of the 15th Air commodities has been Cedar City to do something for the (Fletcher has of surplus Force. Sergeant distributed in the past, and where little band of IPiutes remaining in served six months overseas as an lunches generally are known the area. Championed by William hot on a armorer-gunnto be most needed. Two of every R. Palme-- , director of the Utah There will soon be available to three farmers would like to see historical society, efforts are being t the public, striving underre strict-e- d Learn of Death school libraries expanded to serve made to present the problem to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Petty Sr grown-up- s manufacture to hold trucks and within the school dis. Utah's congresional delegation in cars togther for another year, of Amalga, have received word tricts. hopes that something might be of the death of their grandson, $1,000,000 dolars worth of govern-methe past few years the done to alleviate the red mans During of son .old Louis Jr., Petty surplus automotive parts In Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Petty, of rural schools in many areas have condition. this region, according to announce-- ; Nevada and formerly of maintained wartime shops where State Sparks, Liquor Income Off ment made today by Mr. John Amalga. According to the report, farmers could repair their own The enual profit and loss state, Dir-F. Hougli, Denver Regional ; the.. Petty child and an machinery. A big majority of the ment of the State Control on a were ector of the office of surplus propplaying girl farmers who were asked about the Commission reveals Liquor Utahs total erty, deportment of commerce. pend near an old mine north of desirability (of continuing such A neighboring rancher liquor sales during the past 12 which are Sparks. The parts, all shops answered in the affirmative. months to be in the children the saw $10,862,676.58 with struggling new, and many In r short .supply, was unable to save Some famers who have used these net earnings, (sales less costs) to but water manuwill be offered to tjiialified them. The child was bom Febru- school shops say they have kept be $2,371,423.41. The net earnings facturers, jobbers and dealers in ary 15, 1937 in Amalga and moved their machinery in better repair are short of the previous years two gigantic spot sales, one at to Nevada soon after. Survivors since the war than ever before. but is attributed to strict record, the a Colorado brother, Denver, include his parents, begining and a shortage of enforcement, week of August 13th, the other at Larry, and two sisters, Fawndayie What a mkn knows has to be in net earnings increase An liquor. Salt Lake City, Utah, the week and Cherrie Petty. put into action to really count. is for the future because expected of August 27. Roy L. Smith, more of the plentiful supply of Invitation The equipment will be available An straight burobns and blended whisfor inspection by prospective purand A reunion of all present kies. t chasers the entire week preceed-in- g past missionaries of the Logan Relieved in 5 minute or To Map Canyon by All Stake Mission will be held Wedsale dates at both sale sites. doable your money beck at For the first time in history, the Sales will be made only through nesday, August 8th, beginning in Whn excess stomach arid causes painful, suffneaN 7 p. m. at the England Camp Ing gas, sour stomach and heartbunh, doctors usaallj Grand Canyon of The Colorado, Those trade. normal channels of t'resrrihe fastest acting medicines known fnp Canyon area, Logan can- lmptomatic therelief medicines like those In BelDana including the Moab, Utah area, will in need of replacement parts ac- Card At Tableti. No s former laxative. the invitation of brings corafoct in a yon. liffy or double from the air. Grand money back oa return ot bottle be mapped cordingly should apply at once to president, Chares England, under to us. 23c allyour druggists. county is preparing an airport and their dealers or service garages. whom the mission was first ora new air field at Moab will be Further information may be se. ganized in 1936, the missionaries used as a base. Eddie Drapela, r aJsYfif cured by addressing the depart- and their partners will gather for v kl -- or Money tick Colorado flyer, will take the picment of commerce, office of sur- an evening of social enjoyment. for those who need For quick relief from ifthing caused bv eczema tures from a airliner. plus property, 1030 15th Street, Transportation scabies, pimiles and otlier llchin, is being arranged by Marion athlete's foot, it conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid Denver, Colorado. of head the O. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. A doctor's formula. Everton, present He who has the truth at his MEMBERS-WIVE- S mission, while former president, Greaseless and stainless. Sootltcs, comforts and heart need never fear the want The way to gain a good repu- L. A. Ripplinger, will direct cer- quickly calms intense itching. 35c trial bottle or back suffer proves it, Dont Askywu: of persuasion money on his tongue. entertainment. tation is to endeavor to be what tain features of druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTS your desire to be. Socrates. Light refreshments will be seived. 1 j vitd ( s l l know-autho- I f iJ N' lij 'fri'X ,. trun-fems- I f J ; ( J s Sk" rm1 T PHc-r-sen- L: Lo-ga- non-metall- ic Rural Education Draws Attention ' n DONT MISS ic THE ANNUAL rec-ipe- SPORTSMEN'S s school-communi- ty OUTING i m Monday . August 6 B-1- Car Parts To Go On Sale er B-1- 7. GUINAUAII PARK ' Logan Canyon nt ' , 6:30P.r,i. 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