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Show Winners Named For Xmas Design Contest IE A HOME PA II FOR HOME PEOPLE C2 West Center Twelve designs, to be used M hih school r.d lz&n Junior huh a basis of Logan city a Christina gthool. decoration. were selected from a The senior ir.gh winner were Fifteenth Year No. 1 Utah, Tuesday, October 30, 1913 Telephone 700 of and number entries Edith Fletcher, first; Harold leu r- -, lrge named lh( Of artiste today as winners son, second, Mary Lou Haw kins, the Logan chamber of commerce- - third, and Amy Lou Milton. 4th. schools contest, Junior high winners wer Phillip Professor H. Reuben Reynolds, Smith, first; Theda KowallU. e- member of the Utah State Agrt cond; Ada Mae Wall, third, cultural college faculty, contest Wallace Tolnan. fourth. E Warren Wilson, of Logan, took publicity chairman, announced the winners. Four each were selected first place In the college division, i from the college, Logan senior followed by Kae Stock, of Pocatel- A corps of volunteer workers for the Cache county USAC President Back k, Idaho, second; Elolae Wilcox, of Ogden, third, and Ida Mae Hall. Loan From Chicago Meet Drive launched a campaign Monday to Victory of Logar, fourth. Federal vld to provide housing sell $1,079,000 worth of bonds to help defray war costs The Vi winning designs will be' facilities at Und grant colleges used as a basis for stm t decora I and wind it up by Thanksgiving. and universities for returning vettlons la the city in connection chamber of Commerce to help N. D. Salisbury, vice president of the Logan First erans may be forthcoming soon, with the theme. "Logan, the An art treat is In sto Logan City have a better Chrhtmas chainwhich City,tie His along with funds for additional Appearance" and be more sanitary Security bank, is chairman of the bond drive. people of Logan and vicinity in j and outside for the coming Harris, the hanging of three exhibits lnlbr of commerce wiU carry buildings, Dr. Franklin du are L&ngton Barber, assistant holiday season. Centennial year, J 947, the commit- Utah State Agriculof., Logan within the next month. One j president of Lewiston, and V. AitnrOism tural actri'ity. hclutHt, submit a number of questions of these exhibits. sponsored college, reported Monday afhouse decoration. of Young, while Merhn R. Hovey office the candidates Uie for ,tfet.1and ter the annual conventhe USAC featuring the Logan and advertising by business firms. attending and William Lohman are assisting ot mayor cuy commissioner and of the land grant college astion Artist group will open November wm be centered around In not is Logan. thuCty judge of Logan. It con- week. 4. In the main lull of the admin theme, according to Rulon Rasmus-idea to precipitate any At a kickoff meeting Sunday, sociation in Chicago, EL, last sen. chairman of the contest. The housing assistance problem on Istratioa building at the college. ofreflection cast or Alan state any Mracham, treasury A suitable room will be provid-'an- 'troiersy Each artist In the group will ex- ficial, praised the county for their aas cne of tlie major topics at department ol Logan City. It d brush set air Im u equipment up hibit one to five paintings and iq call atlenUon to some past drive record and declared, the convention, he said. According to complete their ,porunt health Improvements for Your organization has been a to tentative plans, the federal govthe exhibit am continue until i,or the winners designs lor street use. Mr. Ras uie future expansion of Logan model for the selling system now ernment may assist states In preJanuary 4th. mussen explained. Everett Tliorpe, used by many farm counties in paring housing facilities for re The Logan Artist group has ex- USAC are department, Dlebcrt W. City. of the the nation. health hazOne greatest turning veterans. Federal aid for Lotimes hibited in Logan several Smedley, supervisor of art .n one which and in time ards Frederick P. Champ, area co- preparing peace of additional buildings and am be sponsored by the Og- gan city schools, and Ielbert tap- is intensified during and after ordinator for the treasury depart- for schooling of veterans also is of per, achool Logan high junior den Pallette club In an exhibit to the ment, told the group that great number of IndiInstructor, will supervise the work uar, where farmer is going to be expected being discussed. hang in Ogden during the month Awards in each of the three viduals are gathered from widely Dr. Harris said that another to carry a large share of this drive. of February. Several members of groups were $13 for first distant places. Is Improper sewplace, $19, age disposal. Logan City' which received consideraSewproblem the Logan Artist group have ex- - $7.50 and $5, tor the others. His expanded Income will perAn mit him to participate in a big tion was that of research in the hiblted In one man shows in Utah additional $5 is to be given each age disposal Is far from satisfacpresent methods of and elsewhere. The public Is In- -, winner for completion of five tory. Inis fact way In this drive and the invest- coming period. The participation one of the gravest sanidisposal ment in war bonds will provide a of the federal government, along decorations of his design. vlted to attend. the confronting ! means of accumulating a reserve with the states In the program The Judging was on the basis tary problems The questions submitted to of originality of design, use of city. for future requirements tn a se- was discussed. which is the soundest In color, best Christmas theme, and the candidates are: curity Los Although no stand was taken Angeles, Harvey Stowergof clarity of ideas. Judges were Mr. 1. Will you, if elected, work for assistant to the president of Air- the world, and yield the safety by the land grant educators, on Thorpe, Mr. Smedley. Mr. Napper, proper, adequate sewage disposal craft Industries association of considered, is far better than any the compulsory military training , Professor Reynolds, and George A. and enforce the city ordinance, or will address the Logan other investment offered by the question, plans were made for the Amerjca. "The Spirit of Learning" will be Reynolds, employe of the Logan J. if the ordinance is not now ade- Rotary dug, at the Bluebird, at government to the individual." fullest participation in any time quate, to amend it so that every noon, Thursday, November 1. His Mr. Champ urged all volunteer the theme of Senior Hits, thefC Ptnncy company store, of ! limits be military training oongress may home the within city vaudeville presented annually by subject will be The Future of workers to be sure and contact deem best. Nearly every state In connected with the sew- Aviation properely and stockmen America.'' farmera In throughout the Senior Class of the Logan er or be provided with a septic union was represented at the the OcV the drive. of Mr. one Stowers the is senior high school to provide funds tank for sewage which meets care- standing authorities on civil and Mr. Salisbury announced quotas conclave. for its gift to the school It will ful sanitary requirements? head Aircraft Corporation execu-milita- ry for the Eighth Loan, with series While in Chicago, President be presented November 1 and 2 In Former Lock-tiv2. Will you use the power of aviation. E" assignment, listed first, and Harris attended two dinners given Nibley Hall and will begin at he now represents AIA in total, as follows: Every county In Utah will be your office to advocate and work by a Jewish organization Interested 8:15. represented at the annual Adult for a bond issue if necessary to the West In connection with its LOGAN in colonization projects for the First ward. $26,000 school, which provide adequate disposal of Lo- air power, personal aircraft and series E and $35,500, total; Se- Jewish It Includes more than 100 mem- isLeadership Training; people in the Soviet utv. facilities extenstate the programs. sponsored gan City's sewage? by landing cond. $9250 and $12,350; Third, ion. bers of the class who have been sion his service at Utah State Agriculoffice 3. Will you on taking ,adclr3 will describe the J17000 and 22 90: Fourth, 29.500 At one of the dinners, Dr. Harris rehearsing many weeks to make tural college November 28 to Desuch step as are necessary Rotary $29.800; Fifth, $25,500 and this years Senior Hits one of cember 5. R. L. Wrigley, assistant take to and improvements to prevent Logan Citys sewage evolutionary Sixth and Seventh, $14,600 spoke on the Jewish colonization $34,500; the best in the Hits history. extension director, announced. and personal grid $i9 900. from running into any streams or military, transport 850 and of Russia in past years. Iia 1929, Eighthi Senior Hits is distinctive in that County agricultural agents, home be used for irrigation purposes aircraft and the effect of these j j7850; Ninthi $25,500 and $34,500; he was head of a commission, it is written and directed entirely demonstration agents, group lead-b- y until it has been pronounced safe innnJ eLnnnmT fdtrthe of the Jews ncpnnf 'Tenth' S9000 and 12,100; Eleventh, which at the request f students, with the- - assistance j ers and extension specialists will and harmless by a competent j20 50q and $28,000; Twelfth, $2700 of America and ' the Russian govworm. attend me the eight day conference, sanitary engineer? of class advisers. The titles of the (and $36,000. Totals, $200,000 and ernment, spent a number of qTn Management consultant and au- Wrigley said. They will acts suggest the variety of skits, 4. What do you propose to immonths eastern Russia in and in the Rfura.1 Arts bild thor of several books on public Amal-hdance, and music. They include )be and will prove th inadequate facilities of and human relations, Mr. Stowers NORTHERN DIVISION Jewish colwith assisting Siberia, the college the water supply system of Logan Ter- 5800 and $7800; Benson, $11,500 onization Operatic Harlequinades, assisted many of the nations cafeteria. projects then in progress. us- see and all that CaCity places Orchestral Clarkston, $10,850 and Arts, automobile and psichorean General sessions as aircraft American Jews are working out leading $14,750; Cornish, $6800 and $9200; of Melan special Psychology denzas, to continue colonisation of . oup sessions will 'be heW metered-- 1' Cove, $2800 and $5300; Hyde Park, plans Cobwebs of or daily. Blrd-BidjSubjects Antiquity, in the Amour basin, choly, importanc. u 5. Will $11,500 and $15,700; Lewiston $37,000 you work to help elimHeterogenious rural people In all parts of the dnemutography, he reported. Newton-Cach- e and Juncas as inate $50,000; far garpracticable stfte will be discussed, and InFantoccini, Omega. tion, $1U00 and $15,700; North formation relayed to the coun- bage and unsanitary conditions Class advisers are Mrs. Bessie ties which accumulate on private propLogan, $9200 and $12,400: Peters-bor- o, the various by representatives. T. Pack and Harold C. Bateman. $2570 and $3470; Richmond, The following state committee erty. Also to provide an adequate Class officers are: President, Jay has been appointed to work out and sanitary method and place $24,320 and $32,700; Smithfleld, $49,100 and $66,700; Trenton, $11,600 Green, Vice President Luane Blair, details of - the program: Professor for the disposal of garbage for Carl Frischknecht, extension City? n, Logan Mark Linndley, 34 of Wellsville and 15,700. Totals, $195,450 and Secretary Renee Jones. Watch the labels when you pur Chairman of the acts are: Jean 6. Will you work for new pub- was accidentally shot Friday at. $265,150. chairman; George HenderSOUTHERN DIVISION Avon chase DDT insecticide. Dr. George animal husband- lic rest rooms that are sanitary about 6 p..m. by Merlin Murray, Simpson, Willa Beth Bird, Jackie son, extension F. Knowlton, Utah extension entoJ.80.0.0. T.?i20 Barber, Maughan McMurdie, Ruth man; David SharpJr., state H and inviting? of Wellsville, a member of his $10,900; Hyrum, $27,850 and $51,350; mologist, warned. leader; Elna Miller, extension nuand Lee Frischknecht, submitted, deer while Respectfully Birletiglty hunting Mendon, $7750 and $10,550; Millhunting party, tritionist; Lois Smith, Five percent strength DDT in clothing Bob Sorensen. near his home in Wellsville, Wes- ville, $4200 and 5700; Nibley, $4500 Professor A. F. Brack-te- n, HEALTH specialist; COMMITTEE is the preferred concenkerosene Chairman of committees are: Malm berg, Cache county dep- and $6100; extension agronomist; Myrtle ley LOGAN CHAMBER OF Paradise, $7750 and tration to Barapply for residual DDT Marilyn Earl, Bonnie Taylor, Davidson Peterson, $10,550; uty, reported today. Providence, $24,000 and COMMERCE assistant dicontrol on screens, walls and other bara Chamberlain, Vera Thomas rector for home economics, River fol$32,500; Heights, $4000 and Lindley was hit after he Irof. L. R. Humphreys, chairman lowed a deer which had been 5500; Wellsville, $28,750 andd places w'here flies, bedbugs and and Jay Bills. - $3250 Dr. Clare Hayward, vice chairman and $4350. mosquitoes like to rest, he said. wounded by Murray. I39,19 previously Dr. R. O. Porter If Sprays contain only two perEvan Western, City Health officer cent DDfr,' they must be applied good by Dr. N. E. Munk lng units $39 000 more frequently than the five perattendants. Dr. O. Wennergren cent strength sprays. Foe the exWe made it at last, was the Dr. Joseph E. Greaves tended .control of flies, bedbugs, Mrs. Sarah Alice Anderson Har- reaction of First Lieutenant Theo- Dr. O. G. Larsen . N. a residue of DDT must be dore of Richetc., as he Benson, of Logan, Hyrum Weatherstone, Chief of ris, 75, lifelong resident built up on the sprayed surfaces, Police mond, where she was active in stepped off the huge civic and church work, died Mon- army transport that brought him E. S. Laurence, Fire chief lie explained. Staff members for Scribble, litday about 9 a.m. in the family to Honshu as a member of the Dr. Wendell Budge Purchasers also should watch 27th finfantry division, the first Dr. W. B. Preston home of a two year illness. Vance D. Walker, former chairthe price of DDT insecticides, Dr. at State Utah erary magazine, division to to Born January 10, 1870 in Rich- infantry fly Japan. Dr. C. C. Randall man of the Cache county Repub-- ' Agricultural college were listed Knowlton said. A number of lowLieutenant Benson was a mem- Prof. H. B. Hunsaker mond, she was the daughter of lican party, has been assured of today by Mardene Johnson, George and Mary Ann Davis An- ber of the personnel of the as- Prof. A. J. Morris reelection as mayor of Mendon for Afton, Wyo., editor. sistant were Alton the commanding general, BrigEames, director, City Water among derson, who another term. adier General William B. Bradof Utah. Her early pioneers department Heading the editorial staff will commended five per cent DDT in Mr. Walker was named to head be Emma Cooper, Logan City School mother died when she was two fords plane. Taking off from Mary West, of Logan, and kerosene should cost. Considerable OkinNurse old and she lived with the dena air field on war-tor- n the community ticket, which will Irene Oarlson, of Provo, associate range In the price of similar DDT 4, Holbrook family in Bountiful un- awa, the carrying the gen- - Lena Kiesig, County School Nurse have no opposition in the Nov. 6 editors; Kay Wilson, of Heber, products has been evident on the til she was 14, returning to Rich- eral and 33 other members of the Chris. Monsen. finals. copy editor; Gloria H. Wright market to date, he added. mond at that time. ,27th Dicision, landed at Atsugi no with ell Other candidates, MR. MINER GIVES ANSWER and Romona Bergeson, of Logan; Mrs. Harris was chairman of air field, near Tokyo, in a little opposition in the race, are Reeves Mildred Nixson, of Payson; James the Richmond Republican Ladies' over five hours. Wil-for- d i It was the attainment of a goal In reply to thei query of the Bird, four year councilman; club and of the Red Cross chapter Singleton, of Salt Lake City; Ruth Larsen, Melvin Muir, and Stoddard, of Richmond, and in- - set five years ago for the War World 27th chamber of commerce Health comand the I, during Kay council-mefluenza epidemic. President two 85 it arrived in the Japanese mittee, I wish to commend this Verl Shelton, two year Treat, of Pleasant Grove, staff H its for homeland organization after Howard terms of the daughters of Utah recorder, members.Barker, literally clearing A interest in improving the health and Vessie Gibhs, treasurer. for organization meeting pioneers, she was instrumental in its own path across the Pacific, Afton Bitton has been named Cache county AMVETS will be funds to build the pioneer featirig the Japs on Eniwetok, conditions of our city. As a city official I would welbusiness manager, assisted by Bev- held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in Makin, Majuro, Saipan, Tsugen relic hall there. In church work, she was a Jima and Okinawa. It was a long come the opportunity of working KNOW YOUR Maraht the Logan armory, according to erly Judd, of Logan; member of the Benson stake Re- - march and a hard one but the di- - with them in bringing the health TRAFFIC LAWS of Rock Springs, Wyo..; local officials. Hudman, conditions in Logan up to the lief Socitay board five years, a vision, living up to the fame David K. Holther, Ogden, comPASSING VEHICLES and Merlene iPaxton, of Panguitch. teacher 10 years, and member of gained in World War I, came proper standards. MAKING LEFT TURN: A Scribble will be published mandeer of the post there, and L. CURTIS MINER. various committees several years. through with its colors proudly a. The driver of a vehicle may each quarter, to a new Joseph Soelberg, Ogden, and other Mrs. Harris also sang in the ward flying. overtake and pass upon the constitutional according men will be present to outline obprovision. From Atsugi Lieutenant Benson right of another vehicle which j jects of the organization. was taken to Hiratsuka, 43 miles! is making or about to make a AMVETS is an organization of She was married to Charles Z. from Tokyo where the headquart-Harri- s, left turn. i who has been instrumental ers of the 27th Is located. The veterans of World War II, it was b. The driver of a vehicle may in building up Cache countys occupation of Hiratsuka, site of overtake and, allowing sufficient explained. Mrs. Mary McLendon, formerly famed dairy industry, on April 14, Japans largest naval powder fac-18clearance, pass another vehicle in the Logan Temple. 'tory, was accomplished without of Jefferson Davis hospital, Hous. proceeding in the same direction Seven men students at Utah Survivors include her husband, - incident. either upon the left or upon the ton. Texas, has been named di-- 1 three sons, IVtelvin C. Harrig and j Lieutenant Benson is a member rector of nurses Villiam I right on a roadway with unob- State Agricultural took at college, W. Z of Logan, and of the Intelligence i section of the Bud Harris, structed surface of sufficient out bids in social fraternities on A. Memorial hospital, 27th division headquarters . George M. Harris, of San Franciswidth for four or more lines of the second bid day of the fall V. Alien Olsen, president of George Raymond, superintendent, co, Cal.; four grandchildren, two moving traffic when such move- term, to Dr. Daryl Cache county farm bureau and according reported Saturday. the following TOP FIGHTER-WRITE- R can be ment made in safety. Chase, dean of students. A graduate of St. Johns Long .chairman of the weed control combrothers and sisters: William and IS AMERICAN GI New York City, APPRENTICE TRAINING Alvin Mrs. Nellie American army personnal sta- -' Island hospital. Men accepting bids were: Pi mittee, will meet with his comAnderson, TO SOLDIERS Thornley and Mrs. Jeanette Merrill tioned in England wrote 258,000,000 in 1914, Mrs. McLendon received GIVEN . Richard Kappa Alpha Haskins, mittee Wednesday at 1 p.m. in of Richmond; Andrew Anderson, of letters to friends and post graduate nursing at Bellvue Rich- the Cache county court house. training is now giv- Leeland Jacobsen, and Albert Anderson, of relatives in the United States be- - hospital New York City. She has ing the soldier in Europe an ards, all of Logan; Sigma Chi-D- ick California; After the meeting the committween Salt Lake City; Mrs. R. A. Lewis June, 1942 and August, 1945 served 0 director of nurses at opportunity to prepare himself to tee will conduct of Mt. tour to note Madsen, Pleasant; and Mrs. Florence Christensen, of Ninth Service command headquar-- 1 do a skilled trade reEdwin weed control work during the year Scranton, Pa.; turns to the United when he Sigma Alpha Epsilon Uftan. ,ters at Fort Douglas, Utah, learn- - 'west Side hospital, States, it was Funeral arrangements will be ed. During those 37 months they chrlstian welfare hospital. East learned today at Ninth Service H. Angus, of Spanish Fork, Verl after which they will meet again to discuss a policy and to form a Louis, Mo.; Nashville General command announced by the Kenneth Lind- - in turn received 259.000,000 headquarters, Fort Doug- Taylor, of Hanna, and Demont letters from this country. hospital, Nashville, Tennessee. . program for weed control in 194g quist mortuary of Logan. Walker, of Mendon. las, Utah. Iiran, i Victory Loan Drive Gets Underway Here Art Exhibit Opens Nov, 4 a out'de .i?1 I I I j , y j Aircraft Expert Will Talk Here FyfAncinn MaaI Slated in Logan e, Prc0r hotd r as " Warning Issued On Insecticide poul-tryma- !?and 4-- rr r m Officer Richmond Matron Logan Now in Japan Dies at Home Scribble Lists Staff Members Mendon Assures four-motore- d s8"s Walker of Term I Ka-yea- rs I AMVETSSlate Meet in Logan n; . civic-mind- I ed - -- Nurse Official Named at Budge Seven Pledge To USAC Frats I 86 Weed Control Tour Slated i , V-m- On-the-j- ob L3-n- ' J I . ( I |