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Show Ration Reminders L. GASOLINES "A book coupons No. 7, good for four gallons each outside the East Coast shortage area, must last through September 21. All gasoline coupons in the possession of car owners must be endorsed with the owners license number and state of registration. SUGAR Stamp No. 14 good for five pounds through October.. Stamps Nos. 15 and 16 are good for 5 lbs. each foi home canning purposes through October 31. Housewives may apply to their local Ration Boards for more if necessary. SHOES Stamp No. 18 valid for one pair through October 31. MEAT, ETC. Red Stamps X and Y valid through October 2. Z becomes valid September 5, and remains valid through October 2. PROCESSED FOODS Blue Stamps R, S, and T remain valid through September 20. U, V, and W become valid September 1 and remain valid through October 20. STOVES Consumer purchases of rationed stoves must be made with a certificate obtained at Local War Price and Rationing Boards. DOWN MEMORY LANE TAKEN FROM THE FILES OF THE PROGRESS OF 20 and 40 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK. Twenty Years Ago The following items from Castle Dale was reported in the Progress for the week ending September 1, 1923: Clyde Brandon was host Tuesday evening to a birthday gathering at the tourist park . . . Mrs. E. A. Nielson entertained the Pleasure Hour club at her bench home Thursday afternoon . . . Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Cash and three daughters are here from Walls-burg, visiting home folks . . . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johansen left this week for Mt. Pleasant, called there by the serious illness of Mrs. Johansens mother . . . Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Crawford and children and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Seely and children joined by relatives from Ferron, are visiting relatives and friends in American Fork. Forty Year 8 Ago A FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE, UTAH PAGE EIGHT fine boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snow in Castle Dale the latter part of August 1903. A son was also born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ungerman on Monday August 24, 1903. C. P. Anderson, Arch Livingston, Vic Olsen and Lars Christensen left on September 1, 1903, to work on the new Knights of Pythias hall being erected in Castle Gate. They expected the job to last about two months. Cheney Van Buren expected to leave the first of September to enter the 1903, for Beaver Beaver Academy where he would enroll in some classes and teach others for his board and tuition. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Headquarters for SCHOOL SUPPLIES Fountain Pens $3.50 up The members of the Ward, Aaronic Priesthood and their ' supervisors had a swimming party last Thursday evening followed by an outdoor supper of fried chicken, melons, etc. An evening enjoyable was had by all. A lawn party was held last Friday evening in honor of Ralph Wolfe, Gunners Mate Second class, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe. An enjoyable evenings Green-riv- er entertainment was planned and a delicious lunch was served. A very large crowd attended and among the guests present were all of Ralphs sisters and brother Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wolfe and Springville, Mrs. Tidwell and son Bobbie from Salt Lake; Mrs. Glen Holt and children from Springville. After enjoying a weeks visit here with his family Ralph left Saturday for Washington where he will attend about six weeks special training before returning to his duty with the U. S. Navy. This is his first furlough home since he enlisted in the navy nearly three years ago. He has been in active duty since war was first declared. Charlie Jones returned home last Tuesday evening with his bride who formerly was Miss Glayds Willowby from Utah. They were married about two weeks ago at Coalville and plan to make their home Miss Willowby here. taught school here about 17 years ago and is quite well known to many of the Greenriver people. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Curtis returned home Thursday evening from a few days visit at Salt Lake City. Miss Ethel Milton and Mrs. Ruth Ainsworth of Salt Lake City visited their parents here for a short time this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Bigelow entertained several guests at their home last Saturday evenand ing in honor of Corporal Mrs. Chester Curtis. Cpl. Curtis left Sunday night to report back to duty at Fort Sill, La. son from Le-ia- nd Joseph Whitmore in Orangeville, on August 27, 1903. On Friday night, August 21, 1903, a benefit dance was given at Emery for C. E. Torgensen, who had submitted to an operation in a Salt Lake hospital. The dance netted $60.00. The homes of George Morten-se- n and Jim Keele were maae happy the last week of August 1903, by the arrival of some newcomers. Both mothers were doing well. W. A. Guymon of Huntington was called on a mission to the Manti Temple in August 1903, and left to fill the mission. Niels Nielson and wife, of Emery, moved to Burrville, Grass Valley in September 1903, where they expected to make their home. A son was born at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rue Killpack at Ferron, late in August 1903. A gathering was held on the evening of August 26, 1903, at the home of D. C. Leonard at Huntington, in his beautiful orchard, where Chinese lanterns were hung among the trees. The occasion was the welcoming home of Emerys first Stake Missionary, Gena Leonard, who had spent 14 months at Denver, Miss Emma Green is visiting Colorado. Her husband, Elder, relatives in Stilt Lake. A. N. Leonard remained in ColoMr. and Mrs. Paul Nielson are to his rado complete visiting relatives in Huntington. mission. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Wakefield o entertained Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Cole-vill- e, two-ye- ar U Green River Department CTCiinuian JHSATREIENTERemSES! Curtis and baby left Tuesday to return to their home in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Deviere Curtis and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Que Anderson and children; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lowe and daughters, all of Hiawatha visited here Sunday to see their brother, Chester Curtis, while he is home on a short furlough. Mr. Joshua Neilson visited his family here over the week end. Mrs. PRICE THEATRE Saturday Action in North Atlantic Sunday Only Spiral Note Books Crayons Ink Pencil Boxes HUNTER DRUG Castle Dale, Utah Mrs. Mildred Brock and children from Nephi are visiting Mrs. Brocks parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hastings. Little Robert Wilson is stated to be much improved and will return from the hospital sometime this week. Mrs. Gerald French left Monday evening for a short visit to Salt Lake City. and Mr. and Mrs. Peterson daughter, Bertha Ann returned home Monday from a weeks vacation in Idaho. Rev. Ross from Salt Lake City, was here Sunday and conducted the communion and baptismal services at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Reed left Tuesday to spend a week at Salt lake before going on to San Anselnio, Calif., to attend school. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bedier and Pete Simonson returned home Monday night from a successful boat trip down the Green river and up the Grand river to Moab. Mrs. Lucile Heath and son from Salt Lake have been visiting here for the past week. Mr. Asimus and Mrs. Vivian Dinning wefe Price visitors Friday. Miss Twila Tyson, 18, of Green-rivwas married last Friday at Salt Lake to Harold Richard St. John, 24, from Kaysville, N. Y. Miss Una Harris is home for a short visit and rest before returning to work at the shipyards in Seattle, Washington. Leland Swanson and Richard Bedier are leaving Friday for induction into the armed services. er Huntington Department Mutual was reorganized. Mrs. Flora Jenson and her assistants were released, and Mrs. Steha Geary was sustained as president, and Mrs. Norma Edwards as first assistant. The other asJohnson at a dinner at their sistant has not been chosen. Roll of Honor Wilford Staker has purchased home Wednesday. C. L. Bennett home. the a lady Hugh Leonard, and The following have our thanks visited friend from Salt Lake, o r renewing for subscribing relatives in Huntington Sunday. their subscriptions to the ProNile Collard is here on a short MOORE gress during the past week: furlough. Revo Rowley has his release Clayton Worthen, Price. Mrs. Melva Olsen entertained Mrs. C. V. Van Buren, Chicago, to work in the mines. last Saturday at a birthday 111. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buchanan inparty. Clarence Blackburn, Clawson. motored to Richfield Wednesday. cluded Mrs. Olsens guests Mrs. mother, Mrs. returned Madge Guymon Milton Williams, Emery. Annie Nielsen of Emery, Mrs. home Sunday after spending Kate Mrs. Annie Funk, Ferron. also of Emery, two months with her husband in Mrs. Sorensen Robert Riley, Clawson. Louise Tuft and daughter Md. Baltimore, Nadine of Ferron, Mrs. June EdPvt. Rex W. Jewkes, Camp Mrs. Virgil Gunderson enterand son George of Vernal, White, Oregon, a . tained at dinner Those pre- wards and Mrs. Annie Edwards of Della Jewkes, Orangeville. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace Conover, Castle Dale. Baxter, Francis Jayn Baxter, Sterling. Many lovely gifts were received by Mrs. Oisen, and a Jennie Campbell, Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bennett, Mr. delicious lunch was served to and Mrs. Lloyd Ungerman. Ky. Jewell Jones is home on a fur- those present. Oliver Cramer, Elmo. Miss Verna Vie Maxfield enPvt. LaVon Oviatt, Camp Rob- lough, visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Niel Guymon of tertained the girls sewing club erts. spent the week end at her home on Monday. Pvt. Udell Atwod, APO Seattle. Drager, with her parents. Speakers in Sacrament meetGeo. A. Judah, Garland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ungerman ing were Hans Wickman of the Barney Jensen, Huntington. entertained at a waffle break- Stoke Presidency and his wife Vern Olsen, Helper. fast Sunday morning in honor Mrs. Wickman, stake President of Mr. and Ms. E. R. Bennett, of the Relief Society from CasJ. T. Charlesworth, Clawson. Orson Peterson, Castle Dale. before they left for their home tle Dale. While here Mrs. Wickm Needles, Calif, man reorganized the Relief SoRuby Seely, National, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins ciety. Mrs.- Naomia Edwards, W. H. Williams, Hiawatha. visited her sister Mrs. Stella who has been president here for Don G. Williams, Frisco. Leonard over the week end. the past five years, had resignMerrill Day, Elmo. Mrs. Cleo and Agnes ed and was honorable released. Pvt. Ned Swasey, Fort Hous- Jensen spent Johnson a day last week at Mrs. Leola Larsen was chosen to ton, Texas. the home of Homer Mills. take her place with Mrs. Lucille o Mrs. Marcella Snow and son Allen as first counselor, and CARD OF APPRECIATION left Monday morning to spend a Mrs. Melva Olsen as secretary week , with her husband Evan and treasurer. The second counTo my many friends in Emery Snow at Nampa, Idaho. selor has not been chosen yet. ar.d Carbon counties, I wish to Mrs. Sarah Aldred and two Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Edwards of express my appreciation for the children have been visiting her Sterling, arrived here Friday many encouraging letters and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olif Jen- night lor a two days visit with cards, for the beautiful flowers, sen. They returned to Califor- their son Bishop Homer Edwards and family. Mr. and Mrs. the candy and magazines and nia the first of the week. Mrs. Mary Brasher left Wed- Earl Edwards and son George, of and all the kindnesses shown nesday morning for Salt Lake, Vernal, were also guests at the my family, while I was at the where Price hospital. From the bot- winter she expects to spend the Homer Edwards home Saturday in the Salt and Sunday. working tom of my heart, I say, I thank Lake Mrs. Vera Maxfield entertainTemple. you. Mr. and Mrs. A. Babcock and ed the youngsters at a birthday Mrs. Anna B. Larsen son Fredia, of Hiawatha, visited party Sunday afternoon in honrelatives in Huntington Wed- or of Dahls sixth birthday. Miss Faye Crawford, who has nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brashspent the summer in Salt Lake er entertained a number of their City, arrived here Monday for relatives Sunday night at a din- a visit with her parents, Mr. ner. Those present were his and Mrs. Carlyle Crawford, bemother, Mrs. Mary Brasher, Mr. fore going to Provo where she and Mrs. Kirk Brasher, Mrs. will be a Home Economics Ruby Elliot. Mrs. Lucinda Fill- teacher at the Farr high school. a more and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Brockbank. Mrs. Ruby Elliot surprised her LEGAL DEPT. parents with a short visit last Friday, returning to California NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tuesday. Estate of Callie Asimus, deMr. and Mrs. David Mills have sold their place to Orson Guy- ceased. mon. They are moving to OgCreditors will present claims den. with vouchers to the undersignMerna B. and Avalon Ander- ed at Greenriver, Utah, or to son, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. and Ruggeri Gibson, Attorneys Norman Anderson, entertained At Law, Price, Utah, on or twentv-on- e friends at their 28th day of December, birthday party. The afternoon A. the D., 1943, was spent in games and a light William F. Asimus lunch was served. Executor of the Estate of CalMr. and Mrs. Carl Burnside are rejoicing over the arrival lie Asimus, Deceased. of a babv boy, born Saturday, RUGGERI and GIBSON Orchestra August 28. for Executor The Primary was reorganized Attorneys Silvagni Building with Mrs. Erma Brasher, as Extra Ladies 10 Price, Utah g president: Mrs. Jennie and Mrs. Edith Collard as First Publication, Aug. 20, 1943 assistants. The young Ladles Last Publication Sept. 9, 1943. two-ye- ar Out-of-to- Huntington Lions Club will sponsor Labor IDay Dance fflonday Night bt-fo- September 6 Music by Lincoln TICKETS 75 Lukes i McEl-pran- MATURE VICTOR - Mechnical Pencils 15 up BOGART HUMPHREY re -- AND LUCILLE BALL I N Seven Days Leave CARBON THEATRE Saturday MARJORIE MAIN -- AND ZASU PITTS IN Tish ALSO CHARLES STARRETT IN Law of the J 19 MOLEN Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Beach, of Chester, motored over here last Sunday to attend ranch activities. They returned home that afternoon. It seems that they have decided 0 remain in Chester this winter instead of returning to their ranch here. Mr. Beach is foreman of the ranch in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Case of by their Emery, accompanied son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lau-ri- tz Case, of Grand Junction, Colo., visited the Lucy Nielson home Sunday evening. Mr. and HDs. Laurltz Case had come for a short visit with home folks before he leaves for the induction center at Denver, Oolo., Sept. 10. Mrs. Case plans on entering a war plant in Salt Lake City. A farewell party held in Emery Monday night in their honor was attended by the Nielson family. Mrs. Hanna Wilson of Price, who visited here last week, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Breinholt of Ephraim, were here Tuesday this week on business. o ROLLER SKATING every Sat-urday evening from 8 to 11 p. at Davis Hall. Cleveland. I FOR SALE Good saddle horse, partly broken! See Edgar I good disposition. len, Huntington, Utah. 4tp-Al-- 5i WANTED Housekeeper ai Columbia, for couple with small son, as the undersigned Is engag-- l ed in defense work. Arrangement can be made for couple where! husband desires to work at Co-lumbia, Sunnyside or Horse Can- yon. Will pay $50 per monthsl with room and board included! Home electrically equipped, witnl heat. Contact me by mail, oil Mrs. D. S. Crawford! phone. Columbia, Utah. 1 Well Padded Northwest Then theres the rookie who Hershey Shows took the sergeants advice and Sunday put on a clean pair of socksj Order of Induction JOAN DAVIS every day. A week passed by.f The selection of men needed Where are your shoes? snarl-- ! Heslviy Guy I cant get for the Armed Forces and the ed the sergeant. ALSO deferment of men required for them on over seven pairs of HAROLD PARRY the rookie. agriculture, war production, and socks, replied IN war supporting activities are Gildersleeves Televisions Future much more difficult than in the Bad Boy we when men stated by good auTelevision, had days ample from which to choosee, said thorities to be as far advanced Major General Lewis B. Hershey as radio broadcasting was in) Director of Selective Service, in 1927, promises to become one of a recent letter to local boards. the great postwar industries. CLAWSON He said available men will be Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tucker called for induction in the folA Funeral Service and family, Mr. and Mrs. How lowing order: (1) Single men To have beauty, digard Jensen and family of Provo without dependents; (2) single Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jensen and men with collateral dependents; and consolation, nity family of Spring Glen, Mr. and (3) Married men without childthe last tribute need Mrs. Thomas Sheffield and fam ren; (4) Men with children ily, of Hiawatha, and Mrs. Rose (nondeferrable not be expensive. activities and Marshall and baby of Salt Lake Men with (5) were week end visitors at the occupations); Wallace Mortuary children. Robert Riley home. o A ALVIN WALLACE. Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs. WinSome Boots Are Ration-Fre- e Licensed Bmbalraer ifred Charlesworth and children Licensed Funeral Director of Price, visited Friday, at the Certain kinds of rubber boots Ambulance Service home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Char- useful in farming and similar Lady Attendant lesworth. manuwork no but longer being Caatle Dale, Utah A party was given Saturday Phene evening honoring Robert Riley, factured for general use' have Jr., who is entering the service been released from rationing by September 4. The following pro a recent OPA amendment. All gram was presented: Song by olive drab, clay, or khaki colored congregation The Star Spangled rubber boots, all over-thshoe FOR Banner; prayer, Bishop Cal- rubber boots, and all lightvin Jensen; opening remarks ankle fitting rubber weight Archie Edwards; salute to flag; boots which upon stretch talk, A. Ludene Cox; song, Wm at the ankledepend for fitting are inH. Price; reading, Clifford Jon es; song, Mary Tatton and com- cluded in the order. However, pany; top dance, Barbara Jones; quantities will be small because benedealers do not have complete closing song, America; SEE diction, Wayne Blackburn. Af- stocks on hand. ter the program a dance was o held and a plate lupch served Defying Gravity Mrs. Clara Barney and childA pilot who had baled out in ren, of Salt Lake, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr North Africa was. coming down 369 N. 1st East and Mrs. A. L. Cox. when he was amazed to see anMr. and Mrs. Cleone Tucker other man with his parachute PRICE. UTAH and baby, and Mrs. Isabelle Bar- going up. of Salt the ney Lake, spent Hi, there! he shouted. week end here. Temple Clothes Whats hapening to you? Miss Nellie Burgess and Mrs "Its all right, old man, came Mary Cheshire, who have been Baby Gifts are the reply. Mines a tent. Its employed at Greenriver, below. windy down spending a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. Ted King of Drager, visited here Sunday at the home of Mrs. Chloe Reid and Notice to Our Emery County Customers! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones and children, and Miss Florence Owing to war conditions we are compelled to disconBarney, returned to Salt Lake our regular delivery service to Emery county towns. tinue Sunday after spending two days here. Owing to increased costs of operations we cannot pay Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blackburn on delivery of packages. postage to a made and family, trip Drag er Sunday. Mr. Blackburn start ed work this week at the mine at Horse Canyon. PRICE, UTAH Bishop Snow, of ed the : their son armed sei Foil Dear I Well I am bei Washingt row at 5 some go really lu wh be : hosp know I will 2,'c class) nc a seama branch e crosses i all have ednowa be on my I will be lor my could be cant so best of and ma can gel 13-X- .2 e- HEMSTITCHING v- Rhea Anderson ACME CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. W. E Rasmus- sen spent a few days visiting friends and relatives in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilstead and children, of Castle Gate, ar.d Miss Glora Wilstead of Price, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilstead Sunday. 0 DRIVERS LICENSES Beginning Sept. 9, examinations for drivers licenses in Emery county will be given as fol- lows: Castle Dale, second and fourth Thursday of each month, at 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. Greenriver, first Thursday of each month, at 3:00 to 4:00 p. m. 0 100 butter wrappers with your name printed on them, sent postpaid for $1.15. Emery County Progress. U.S. OnC Clarl and A former is now lina I 22 mil Califoi The by the foundi produi LAWRENCE Victor Christensen and Bob Goodrich, of Safford, Arizona, stopped over for a few days visit with Mr. Christensens parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen. They were enroute to Oregon. Lane Mathie returned to his home in Park City Monday to attend school after spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Stoker. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Miller, of Price, were visiting Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brinkerhoff. Mrs. Edgar Alger and Merline Alger, of Columbia, and Mrs. Dora Livingston of Sunnydale, were visiting friends and relatives here Saturday. Clark In p aroun WHAT A FOOL I'VE BEEN FOREVER . , Is a Not to Be Able My Why Be With- out Protection With FARMERS low rate for National Standard Insurance? "A Ration Card each six months plus 5 life policy fee. For 35,000 property damage and $10,000 bodily In- jury. 4 Long Time to Drive Cor i I I The new UTAH FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LAW holds yon responsible (or damage to $15,000. Don't chance losing your driving right,' your property, your Do ns savings thonssads have done, protect yourself with FARMERS pubtte Babdlty aad property damage tararaaoa. sceonit FARMERS Automobile INSURANCE 70s Woof's Largest Isssroscs Firm peop time mar the the the all tun; sea cou ino S Go' IsIe Coa ine the |