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Show Friday, August 10, 1913 The Cache American, Logan. Cache County, Utah Rm it ts Promotion (Ids Assignment JMiv.itt p,DCALS Hrum G. Buttor., bus-b.ii- ij tf Mr'. Lvl.i June Butler. has Lmhii u)un to an lnluntry on Luzon. ill ii'.-uiu-il M- -. UIC Pledges to Program Listed Improve Facilities For Horse Pulling p j Offutrs and ti aeherv of the Cache the home silmol met Sunday tr. 1 ralhoad would improve as , .v J him palling matelns, to 0f Promoted Francis Allen. jjrs Na im. and I raUia oo.i as po"ible all exntnig trail'-- 1 Jltus Ionajj Stewart, son of Align. t 16 and 17 in dent Raymond AUn conducted. ihirtatum facilities into northern! jvrkis have been I usuimd a Mn ulut Mrs. James O. Stewart of j connection the county's nig.it hinging prayer was ottered by w. with , , the rin of ry president Utah from Ogden, was given has been promoted to prt. Losan, J Harrison und probi-m- s pertaln- . YLM'A or an zatton: Uo rodi o. was nlcised Unlay bv Geo. Cache the commissioner county were arhoul . war mg to the Sunday in tie WihsvUle ju t,llloncd m the rinlippines and at their weekly meeting Wednes- Webb of Ruhmond, committee (1Ls was ' by given lias been in the army utvaut one day. chairman. Allen. Lunch was served Raymond Guests of Iarcnts year, Francis Alien and Mrs. Clayton Company ofieials retried that Cash piizes for the Urn-,- , dills- Mr. and Mrs. Ear Anderson of j orders line been placed for two Lairson. Ions will amount to $465, with $155 Ogden have been visiting in Logan j Announce Rirth new-typ115.000 was conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Romm to ea.h c!a.v to be divided! and Lewiston, guests of their par- going be on to the buses used passenger AlJon Cornish after the ward lead- j announce the birth of a daughter, ents run. They expect to place then: $50. $40 $30. $20 and $15 among I their first child, which was born ,.rah,p nuvtmg W1US hekL Hegular With the Fifth Army in Italy-Pri- vate in service in I the near future. 6th a ithe first five winners. r lasses were held. Tbo sicrament at Logan hospital. August Nakamura Takeshi T, railroad Mrs, Romm is the former Ida Mae 'fast of the Improvement Naka-murmust entries weigh meeting under the direction son of Mrs. Tsugl Lightweight on ! Johnson and her husband is a rifleman, bed will be completed as Alton tra.k Corporal Grant Stevenson, ClAhol on 10 Route a. home whose is 16 m.. and m at August of Mrs. Irene Stevenson, of Logan, chief petty officer vn the navy. as and soon conducted. equipment possible by Kmgsford Prayers 146, Lewiston, Utah, has been medium and heavyweight teams has returned to his base at Ranwill be modernized and renovated. Larse- WaU,'n be'8442nd will 17. cited Fifth the in Army's by Weighing dolph Field. Arizona, following a Ruzzes Hyrum la-Commissioners also approved a August & and Harris Alteam tlie official entry. General admit-- . , ' era men t by furlough at home. Lieutenant Wayne James, for- Japanese American Combat Miss $200 grunt requested by tallc Amy Connie Ctimtsh. Jay n' w combat awarded 50 the cents per person. ston til be infantrymerly of Hyrum. was pilot of an and Ellis Allen received his bles-lnKearsley. county home demonstraman actual for badge 'buzzed" participawhich army pursuit plane .Wins Advancement Assisting with arrangements areland nanu. Hlf IrishAUrt.d AI. tion in combat against the enemy tion agent, and Mrs. Daniel Ezra C. Lundihl Loean; Ernest, Harold J. Blumenthal, husband Hyrum last Friday. He flew over for man. moulh. A number boro staging Wellsville, Ne- - in Italy. en to Las route Vegas, Is Hyrum who Blumenthal. 6f Velma dub shows. Miss Kearsley told the C.irstenvm and James Murray. hich ln. t,.sllmonl?s where he Is stationed, fob Standards for the badge are commissioners that the 64 clubs in Richuioiid; EHioy N.jL.t.. Hvrum; making her home in Logan, hasj'ada. o to cr0Ss country flight spiring. is to awarded decoration been promoted to first lieutenant . lowing high. The have an enrollment of Joseph Waite and Leo Reeder of Mr and Mrs. W. J. Harrison were with a troup carrier group based Spokane, Washington. the infantry soldier who has prov- the county Hydi Park. 450 more members. than In the Philippines. at Uie three temple sessions on ed his fighting ability in combat. On Lcav Approval was given to the counFriday. The handsome badge consists of John Worley, pharmacist's mate, a silver rifle set against a back- ty Agricultural Adjustment edmln-Istratlo- n In Hospital Max II irrlson has arrived in New office to move to the Mrs Howard Jeppson residing! vs home on leave prior to reporting ground of infantry blue, enclo5ed York and will be home Uils week to the naval hospital at Seattle. in a silver wreath. Cache Knitting Mills buiknng, 124 on a thirty-da- y at 61 Wed First South, was taken furlough. He will begin six months South Main, if office spaces can to the hospital today for medical "aih. Bee Hive The entertained t the girls hohpltj, tnunmg sur(;pry A proposal to create a new post fo treatment. Her husband Is In the j S(.KK) Discharged from Uie Army un- be arranged. Present offices arc lomoUiera in High Creek rthelr t)ie son 0j Clyde jje reis ln the president's cabinet der the adjusted service rating cated at 53 West First North. navy. Worley. canyon Tuesday evening. Games ceiving wide attention in Wash, plan at the Fort Douglas separaand refreshments made the evenis week. That this post ingtun tion center, Fenton Smith, whose an enjoyable evening for all Slates Talk Holder of a of ing Lucky Department Secretary Mrs. Elda Smith lives at and Secur.ty, according to Those present were Bonnie Dell Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president j professor George I. Kelker of mother, Wilfare holds deep Cornish of Utah State Agricultural college. the Wildlife department at Utah Smithfield, is wearing bronze stars her mother, Mrs. reporters. The j ropo-a- l for five camjtalgns pursuant to to all who have Garnett will address high priP'ts of Ben-o- n Mgnficance ..j,te Agricultural college, was Carma Jcaa Cornish; Town- Combh and Mrs. Carma stake Sunday at 2 30 p. m. in the j among the 50 lucky sportsmen who operations in North Appehines, Hot weather, a lack of water, woiked for enactment of ComLh; Rome-ArnRichNuples-Fog-gsend legislation. The Flash reports: Joan Ilcndrhks and Mrs. Benson stake tabernacle at Povalley, drew permits to participate in Mary and failure to control weed growth and Tunisia. mond. Utah's first regulated antelope hunt The proposed new department Hendricks, Larsen and Shiilcy some enured have 19 20 gardens victory and in Daggett would take over more than half Mrs. Jessie August 18, Incidental to his 35 months ovFrand-se- n Ivuloo Larsen, out. to state die the a dozen agencies now attached to county. Announce Rirth er seas, he is authorized to wear throughout and Mrs. Grace Frandsen, Dr. Arvil I Stark. Utah victory Federal Security rl Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Merkley the Harbor medal, the garden chairman, told the Utah Paul V. McNutt's are Flora Gardner and Mrs. Horace now being agency. Studies of Logan, announce the birth of En Route Home conduct medal, and the Extension service today. good and Layle Allen and her on office War of at carried Gardner, the a second their girl, child, baby Among the many servicemen retheater of operations He stated that abandoned gard- Mobilization and Reconversion to mother, Mrs. Elsie Allen. born Wednesday at a local hospital. ported to be en route home from European ens or those given scant atten- determine just what power the Mrs. Merkclcy Is the formed Nadine Allen is visiting with her Europe is Lieutenant Boyd C. waste of seed and new department should have. But a tion represent iu Winn. the Before Army sister Edrls in Ogden this week. husband of Lelia Nielsen entering fertilizer, both of which must be it is unanimously conceded that was March, 1941, he was employed as conserve. Albretsen of Hyrum, who Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Hendricks In administer would the however, general, department commissioned a second heutenant a farmer for Mr. Austin Smith Ratio Decreases reports are satisfactory, and even all social security legislation. The Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hirrison, Mrs. enterFrance. Before in disrecently of other the thousands and found sellers of retail Utah most Ratio the inexperienced . gardeners Social Security Board, for example, Mary Harrison and son Ronnie all ing the service he was a member chargees that pass through the are some good results, he would come under is jurisdiction met Max Harrison in Ogden on in violation of price and getting of the Logan Cache fire Fort Douglas Separation center for added. Thus, for the first time, gov- Wednesday evening and brought regulations decreased from 27 per Dr. Stark pointed out that in- ernment leaders are realizing that him to his home in Cove. He Is processing in the course of decent in June to 22 per cent durmobilization, constitute the person- experienced gardeners may allow the whole social security problem home on a furlough and ing July, according to a survey Soldier Home t. weeds to grow in some places be- is so vast and so important that is then to be assigned to Fort nel centers volunteers compilby price panel A. Private First Class J. Wiley, cause they do not realize how it deserves a department of its Benton. ed by John F. Betts, OPA ' price son of Mrs. Vivian E. Georgia. In own, with representation in the Wiley, 444 thea- harmful the weeds can be. Back from the Europena officer. liason West First North, who was woundsome rows cabinet. of realization That marks growing gardens ed on Iwo Jima, has returned home ter where he engaged in the oper- beans, carrots, and tomatoes are another tremendous victory for ations forced the that capitula30 a for day leave from the U. S. tion of Nazi kept clean and well cultivated, the Townsend movement, because, Ver-io- n Program Slated Pfc. Germany, naval hospital at Long Beach. Cal. but rows of old radish, lettuce. as nearly all congressmen agree, Four Brigham City musicians Mrs. spinach, peas, and spring onions ITownsendites have led the Cash, whore mother, fight will present a pronram Sunday at Nish Cash, lives at Smithfield, that have already yielded their for genuine security, and have 2 p. m. in the Wellsville ward Chase to Speak reot has been Utah, processed crop are allowed to run to .weeds done more than any othrr group Dr. Daryl Chase, dean of studchapel, along with the Wellsville station number 12 of the to save the work of clearing the to make the nation securityFirst ward choir. The visi'ng ents at Utah State Agricultural col- ception personnel center at Fort Douglas, ground and keeping it cultivated. conscious. Now the nation is so TODAY & TOMORROW musicians will be Gay Peterson. lege, will be speaker at the regufor his 30 days furlough and cabinet security . conscious that Utah, Dona Peterson. Margaret Johnson lar sacrament meeting Sunday at recognition appears only natural." 8 p. m. in the Richmond South redeployment to further duty. His and Joan Harmon. service overseas has netted him ward. Musical numbers will OiTicial Jap Surrender Rid the program. the Europena theater of operations Promoted medribbon conduct and the good Forwarded to All Allies Rendell M. Seamons. son of Mr. al, and he wears three bronze and Mrs. Harvey N. Seamons. of Enjoy Trip (Continued from cage One) Wellsville boys, stars for campaigns in Ardennes, Twenty five Hyde Park, has been promoted to staff sergeant, with the Red Raid- members of the Aaronic priesthood Rhineland and central Europe. He to make up their mind about it. ers, one of the leading heavy bomb group, have returned from a four-da- y joined the armed forces in 1943. arrangements might Diplomatic He to Jackson units of the Fifth air force. trip hold up any specific anouncement on a national park. Bishop Frank is a radio operator-gunne- r WAVE Lucille Hobbs, seaman, for a few days more. B. Leishman and Vernon D. Bank, liberator bomber. first class, of Smithfield, has arsome obsexvers Incidentally, the MICKEY ROONEY, head, counselor, accompanied rived in the Hawiian islands for pointed out the possibility that a boys. Pocatello Here From and all the folks in duty. She is the daughter of Mrs. group of insurgents seized control as Smith-iielto C. Anna RFD Wallace of Busby Mrs. 1, radio of the Tokyo Mr. and newest and bestl Hobbs, long enough Fuhriman Home they cease yielding good quality make the announcement that Ja- and their two children, Delno and Officer and Mrs. Rex vegetables, and either replant im pan was ready to surrender. They Flight Mona of Pocatello, are spending Miss Hobbs is a graduate of the mediately or 2ND. FEATURE Fuhriman are visiting with Mr. think this might explain why the keep the area their vacation here, guests at the and Mrs. Norman of North Cache high school. She enand free of moisture- Jap radio went off the air sudFuhriman, First Logan Showing home of his mother, Mrs. Thomas Providence, and Mr. and Mrs. O. listed in the WAVES in May, 1944, sapping weeds until time to redenly apparently before comGALE STORM E. Nelson of College. Mrs. Fuhri- and was stationed at the Naval plant. j Busby. pleting its stunning announcement. man is the former Elaine Nelson. supply depot, Oakland, California, If water can be supplied during While the world awaits news in The young officer is stationed at at the time she received her or- dry spells, a good soaking at that the long, long record world Recomes Airline Pilot intervals of about one week can war is over, the fighting in the resident Houston, Texas. ders for overseas duty. Russell Lund, former She has one brother, Virgil, In mean' the difference t, 'tween sue- -' Far East goes on. The Japanese say of Logan, has been discharged cess and failure, he indicated. on Home Red armies have invaded Korea, has and Furlough from the army air corps the U. S. Army. United allowed two more sections of Manchuria ever be should weed No Private First Class Ray Lutz, accepted a position with f f and the half of Sakhalin Air Dines as a transport pilot. 21, son of Mrs. Bernice Lutz, of With the 32nd Infantry division to develop more than about two island. AJapanese Moscow communique re- several Logan, is home on leave after for served inches of top growth, after which Lund Captain Luzon in v.hile northern leading it begins accumulating reserves of ports that one Soviet column is 30 L months in the European theater serving for six months in the a ' of squad Fortinfantrymen against food material in its roots. Con-sist- miles or more inside the western of war as pilot of a Flying European theater. He was an operations clerk with the 20th ar- an enemy position along the Villa ress bomber. hoeing and pulilng of every border of Manchuria. Incidentally, mored division of the Seventh ar- Verde trail. Staff Sergeant Howard bindweed vine that shows itself radio Moscow says the Mongolian my. He had an opportunity to H. Peterson of Mendon suffered gradually will exhause the food peoples republic has declared war Closer Check on Japan. visit the Dachau camp where shrapnel wounds and has been reserves, Dr. Stark concluded. Closer check in sugar inventoratrocities were committed. German the purple heart. ies Is planned by the office of He has been in the service for who Is now rePeterson, L. Sgt. James First Logan Showing administration, about 30 months. price the 32nd, (Red Arjoined covered, representative, rationing Furvis, row) Infantry division during the said today in anouncing that semiTire Information Leyte operation where he particiR-annual reports of such inventories 2 tire Motorists holding pated In his first combat against and must be filed by wholsalers certificates Issued before the enemy. f retailers. June 5 will have until August 15 in addition to the Peterson, Sgt. to utilize them. After that date purple heart Is also entitled to the certificates will be removed wear the combat In India infantryman Technicial Sergeant Sherman J. from the rationing system because badge and the Philippine Liberaof Mrs. Bonnie they are easy to duplicate. The Moon, husband tion medal. He is the son of Mr. Moon, of Richmond, is one of the new certificates, R2A and R2B are and Mrs. Oliver L. Peterson of on the soldiers who is working not affected and will remain valid. Mendon. railroad" in India getting supplies allies. He through to our Chinese ' Fifth air force Phillippines is asigned to the Bengal and AsRendell M. Seamons, son of Mr. sam railway, one of the most imand Mrs. Harvey N. Seamans of portant supply arteries for Amerf can and allied troops in the Far Hyde Park, Utah, has been proPairings for August leg play for moted to staff sergeant with the East. club the Logan golf and country Red Raiders, one of the leading directors cup tournament, were heavy bomb units of the Fifth Church Notice listed today by Ev Thorpe, chairair force bomber command. Calvary Lutheran Church: International Pictures presents seven man of the tournament commitChildrens Bible school at Seamons, a graduate of Sergeant LORETTA GARY and Divine Worship at eight p. tee. the North Cache high school of Grant and m. Friday, August 10. The serman Glen Worthington is a rodio operator- YOUNG We are not our Keaton have won their way to Richmond, topic will be, 4 on a Liberator bombgunner ROBERT ARMBRUSTERS ORCHESTRA IN own. Meetings are held every the finals of the July leg, delayed er. As $6tS0t's itt, A&KKafy a combat airman, he is one Friday evening in the assembly while Mr. Worthington was on his of the Red Raiders who are strikthe of basement the in room Herman He defeated vacation. at Jap bases in Formosa and Cache Valley Bank building, 108 Keaton ing while Mouse Nelson, North Main. Everyone is cordially along the South China Coast. He has an older brother Ervin invited to attend. Next week edged out Jack Taylor. with August pairings with first named H., who is also a radio operator there will be no service. WILLIAM DEMAREST player responsible for making the in the Army Air Forces. match arrangements, follow: DAN DURYEA Peach Ceilin- gMarvin Davis and Hurley SULLY Utah of FRANK peaches It May ceiling price Howard Baugh and Dean a (mm ansrs coif. rtcMCUQft Cause sold in Salt Lake City, Ogden and R Infection IProvo areas has been established Smith, Harvey Christensen and For quick relief from itchin? caused by eczema, BROUGHT TO YOU BY at 15 cents a pound at payment, C. Campbell, Virgil Ferrin and athletes foot, scabies, pimples and other iiching but it is expected that as more Chris Monson, Charles Kowallis conditions, use pure, cooling,A medicated. liquid Directed by STUART HEISLEB D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. doctor's formula, . M WTBNATiOHM KflM come on the market, the price will and T. G. Malouf, Cliff Rogers , .. CO. s and & romfor S.i'nlesa. LIGHT and Soothes, UTAH E. W. Lundahl NG ft ottd by KO BADtO RCTU be reduced. California peaches are and Joe Cardell, quickly cal m3 mitnse itching doc tn il ootile 17 cents a pound and J. A. Watts, H. Loran Blood proves it, or monev back Dont sudor A your at sold being toucy iut Lt. . C. I RiSCRIPflON. and K. H. Johnson. because of freighting costs. New OITitials ; U Wav tv W Geury. son and Mrs Theodore W. been C"sry. cf Smithfield, has ft. moled from I fc. at Baik'J.il Field, Imr'i.iim, Cotpor.d Geury minted in April. 1943 and reixirt ed to the B 2!) S.ijvrfut tress bare after that date. Before going to Barksdale Field, he was stationed at Kearns, for two months. Cm petal of Fage Fiv Witv. I A p.edg" that Cen Vtah-Idih- o Prt tram 1 events lor '!" j News About Servicemen e, I ! u, JGh j e ( g 4-- H May Create Social Security Post Some Gardens Are Neglected o, J ia pre-Pea- Mo-zell- e po-tin- g 30-d- ay super-projec- INDEPENDENT 'EBIEEM 5 ANDY HAItDYfc BLONDE UlOUBLE B-2- d. M-G-- i well-rultivat- ed ' G. I. Honeymoon PLAY BIIIG0 Tonight Cash 22.50 Awards en Starts Sunday Every SUNDAY Afternoon pur-chat.- se 0P1. HB.S0H Pairings Listed For August Play COOPER B-2- Afonq Came Jones" Ber-gen- er, Station orea'-eles- dr-ii- s KSL at 2:30 POVER p. m. fl- |