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Show OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF EMERY COUNTY SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF CASTLE DALE, ORANGEVILLE, HUNTINGTON, FERRON, EMERY, MOORE, CLEVELAND CLAWSON, MOLEN, ELMO AND GREENRIVER VOLUME NO. 45 XLIH, CASTLE DALE, UTAH, FRIDAY, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jewkes Mark 68th Wedding Anniversary Patriarch Alma G. Jewkes, Uncle Al and his wife (Aunt Amelia) celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary quietly at their home in Orangeville July 10. This fine couple have been enjoying fairly good health and are always present at church and ward functions. They have two children, Mrs. J. Frank Killian of Orangeville and A. G. Jewkes Jr. of Castle Dale and numerous grand and great grandchildren. Several of whom are in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Jewkes were among the earliest settlers in Emery county, on Cottonwood Creek, and can testify to the great improvements that have taken place. , Mr. Jewkes was a counselor in the Emery Stake for 18 years and his wife has been a stake worker and a Relief Society president. They spent some time as missionaries to the Manti Temple. The love and good will oft he people go out to them. BOB BOHLEEN ; REX BOHLEEN ; Rex and Bob are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Bobleen of Ferron. Rex is in the Seabees, stationed in Hawaii and Bob is training in the Engineer Corps. Stake M. I. A. Outing is Announced .... With the Marines ' Funeral Services Held On the Island of Saipan For Mrs. Hilda Locke (The following letter was received by "Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pettey at Dragerton from their son, Lee, who has met his brother, Lloyd Jr., in the' Pacific. Lloyd is with the Marine Tractor Corps that is driving up one side of Saipan. Lee is Seaman first class in the navy) : Dearest Mother, Dad and all: This probably wont get to you for some time, but I just had to write and let you know I had seen Lloyd again. He bummed his way over to us on a boat. I happened to be CLEVELAND JULY Girl is Lost On Mountain For 23 Hours Miss Sherley Wiley strayed away from her friend at Marys Lake Friday and could not find her way back. Her companion ask for help when unable to locate her after k diligent search. The wires of the Forest Service telephone line were extra hot Iriday night and Saturday morning. After Heber Robertson at the Park Ranger Station sent out the report tliat the girl had been lost there was considerable com- motion at every telephone on the line. Supervisor Folster spent half the night on the phone lining up help and by midmorning had posses ready on both sides of the mountain. The sheriffs of both counties were also ready with men when the report came back that the girl had been found after being lost for 23 hours. Miss Sherley Wiley of Logan covered about 25 miles after getting away from her camp. She crossed two major streams and climbed nearly to the top of the mountain at the head of Becks Creek before she discov- 14, Castle Dale Man Is Injured Jby Runaway Team m DALE Carl CASTLE Seely was seriously injured Thursday a when he was thrown from wagon by a runaway team. He received a compound fracture of the shoulder, a cut on the bridge fo his nose, requiring several stitches and his face was badly bruised and peeled. He was rushed to the Price hospital. Mr. Seely and his sons, Monte and Jimmie were returning from their farm, west of town. Monte was riding on the hay rack with Ills father and Jimmie rode a horse by the side of the wagon. Just before they crossed the creek the horses 'began running and Mr. Seely was thrown onto a rock pile, and it was thought a hind wheel of the wagon may have passed over him. . Monte remained in the wagon and escaped with a shaking up and bruises. Ferron Couple Celebrate 60 Years of Married Life FERRON Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nelson will cerebrate 6p years of married life at the Ferron L. D. S. ward chapel on Monday, July 17 at 8:30 p.m. There they will be honored by friends and ered her mistake and started relatives with a program and back down the dance, the music to be furnished by the Jewkes orchestra. All road. Clark Martensen of Ephraim friends and relatives are invited saw her at Thistle Flat. When to attend Mr. Nelson was born in Manti, he got back to camp she had gone on down the road, so he Dec. 28, 1860, son of Andrew and rode to Alpine Station and Christlnia Jensen Nelson. He was called the Castle Dale operator. married to Mary Artlmicia LowTwo of the Forest Service men ry, Jan. 17, 1883 in the Salt Lake then picked her up on the iong Endowment House. They had dugway and took her to the Bromley, Salt Lake; Lloyd and Victor, Logan; Lowry, Minneaporanger station. Mr. Sparks of Ephraim said lis; Orsen and Hazelton, Price he saw Miss Wileys tracks at and Aleda Simmons, Draper, all the Becks Creek bridge and on living. the road over to the Ephraim Mr. Nelson was one of the tunnel. first settlers of Ferron and was bishop for 13 years and later high councilman. He served a Primary Election Ephraim-Orange-vil- TWO DOLLARS A YEAS 1944 le County Agent Discusses Alfalfa Weevil Damage ment and soon die. If they are allowed to develop and consume County Extension Agent the hay they become stronger the Alfalfa weevil has taken and are able to withstand severe MERRILL E. COOK highest toll of hay this year than In any recent season. They have been found generally throughout the county and have been reported severe In most parts of the state. It Is estimated that weevil have damaged nearly tons of hay In Emery counhave shortened ty this year and the crop 2,000 or 3,000 ton. The opinion of men differ on 8,-0- 00 how alfalfa weevil should be controlled, and about the only definite thing that can be said is that there is no sure control known. A number of things have helped. It has been generally observed this year that people who have been dusting in past years have not been as severely hit by the weevil. Others have experienced light Infestations where they have made a habit of early cut- ting. Government investigators on this problem recommend that early cutting is the surest and best means of weevil control. If a stand of alfalfa can be when the thrifty enough that can be cut weevil first start, it before it is damaged and as soon as the hay Is removed, the field be dragged or in some other way dusted, the young weevil are notwithstand such treat- treatment. Another Item in favor of early cutting Is the fact that many of the first weevil to hatch, become aced upon by parasites and do not develop into adult beetles, while the later weevil are not so When an alfalfa field Is allowed to stand until the weevil leave, they destroy much hay and sill develop Into mature beetles for the next years crop. If they are killed at an early stage, however, they have less chance of holding the second crop back and the next years family of weevils is materially diminished. Dusting with calcium arsenate has given some relief and over a period of a few years, seems to be quite effective. It Is sugegsted, therefore, that farmers seek first to make their hay thrifty and the damage by weevil will not be as noticeable and in case of infestations, early cutting will be possible, still giving a good crop of hay. Technically. this method of early cutting should increase the third crop by making it earlier and thus giving a longer growing period. Dusters are successful if properly used and followed up year after year, Funeral services were held Thursday for Mrs. Hilda Locke. Bishop' Eden was in and Tuesday, Wednesday charge and music was furnished Thursday, Aug. 1, 2 and 3 (if tne by the ladies chorus under di- weather permits) are the dates rection of Mrs. Velma Eden, as- set aside for the All Girls and sisted by Mrs. Lynette Thorder-so- n Womens Stake M. I. A. Outing," to be held at Old Folks Flat in at the piano. Camp Adair, Ore. Mrs. Naomi Jensen Pvt. Wayne R. Wilber arrived The opening prayer was by C. Huntington Canyon, 22 miles Mr. of Williams, daughter Joy last Friday for a furlough home r, D. Oveson; solo by Dagmar from Huntington. Every girl and was Williams L. Mrs. and Nephi folk. He will leave tohome with assisted by Rose Anderson; woman in Emery Stake is invited. Pleasvisiting last week in Mt. relatives in Salt Lake. visit to day tribute by Mrs. Grace Stokes; The following time schedule and at the home of her brother, ant, been chosen for Mahas willas Wayne be followed Louis Oveson P. remarks toy of program Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams. rine Air Corp training and will Tooele; solo by Errol Litster; nearly as possible: and Tuttle Peggy Kathryn for his schooling. remarks by James L. Oviatt of Tuesday, Aug. 1 Ann Huntington were visiting all go to San Diego 10 lb. 7V2 a.m. A make Choose Lawrence duet sites, baby camp Price; girl was born by last week in Springville. Kathryn and Helga Evans; re- Noon Flag ceremony and openwas a house guest of Mr. and July 2 to Pvt. ana Mrs. Alfred ing exercises. Return to camp Mrs. Mark Johnson, former Nolan at Clinton, Ind., at the standing phone watch right marks by Bishop J. J. Larson and for noonday meal. then. I was sitting there do- Bishop Wm. F. Eden; benedicterm as state legislator and residents of Castle Dale and home of Mr. Nolans parents. 2 p.m. for profor the commissioner. Mr. Nel- Peggy Ann visited at the Niels Pvt. Nolan Is stationed at Camp State ing nothing when a fellow hol- tion, Vere King. Figures county gram of stunts, games, etc. Blanding, Fla. Mrs. Nolan was lered over to me and said hey, Burial was in the Cleveland son has 15 grandchildren and Hansen home. Miss Velora Magnuson of Castle in charge. Stake three Pettey, someone wants to see cemetery under direction of the Unofficial and almost com A. G. Jewkes. Jr. and his three Dale. For the Witfbeck Home. 6 Gather Funeral free wood, Well pan. period and past three years turned I you. got up plete returns from the whole On Jan. 17, 1917, he married case workers, Clyve Killpack, have made their home at Lunch was served by the Re- 8 p.m. Campfire program. around and jiere comes Lloyd. they state Hessie in elecMrs. She Louisa Hunter. and Carrie Tuesdays Primary Cowley Rappleye O. Mrs. Nolan expects to the family and Wednesday, Aug. 2 tion: Pete, a fellow that works with lief Society relatives. was born in Kanosh, Aug. 18, Bunderson left Sunday to at- Cleveland, 7 a.m.-Jl- ag come to here in the fall to make ceremony, break- For U. S. Senate me was bringing him over to 1867, daughter of Ammon and tend a weeks institute of social (R) atwho for sandwich home. relatives her fast, prepare me. When I saw him I just went Adam S. Bennion She service work in Salt Lake. Carl .24,567 Sophia Larsen Rappleve. hikers. Mrs. Larry Haskell and 3 sons weak. I ran over to him and tended the funeral were: Mr. David J. Wilson was previously married to Wm. De Swinetz, nationally known 7,628 a.m. of 9:30 ; Mr. and Mrs. part who Morgan Locke, have been visiting here with inW. Carlson The tears just and Oscar 1883 In Dec. hugged him. be will the authority, 2,610 F. Hunter, 21, principal group will hike; others be enMrs. Jennie Smith her mother, wouldnt stay back so I let them Mrs. Joseph Rich, Mrs. Otto H. Crow 374 St. had structor. George Temple, George they her sister, Beth Tuttle, will come. I was so glad to see him. Robison, Mrs. Louis and daugh- tertained at camp. Rest period For Governor and seven are of Mrs. whom Mr. and (D) sons, Roy Livingston eight .following hike. ter, Mrs. Ethel Rich and daughHerbert B. Maw I had been awful worried about ters 25,390 still living. Wm. E., Provo; Jack and daughter of Price attended return to their home in Salt Clarinell and Ada, Earl Dim-m- Noon. meal, camp, inspection. him. N. Child Stanley 15,318 A., Los Angeles; George, Rich- funeral services for Frank Fill- Lake Saturday. and son Donald, all of Price 2 p.m. ; program; For Governor r (R) Well, we stayed there a few field; Merl F., Needles, Calif.; more here last Thursday, then Sunday, in the mountains at games, m charge of stake J. Bracken Lee Mrs. the Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Bill minutes talking to some fel- and Helper. 23,068 Lorin T., Castle Dale; Ernest and visited at the home of Gleaner, Junior and Special Reed E. Vetterli Tattom entertained members of lows and then I took him back She has 21 Hannah Livingston. Albert, Ferron. Interest class leaders. Followed For Congress '(1st Dist) 12,242 Note Scouters Scouts and and 6 greataft. We sat there and talked for (R) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gibbons the Bridge and Aloa club and grandchildren by special story hour, tributes B. H. Stringham 6,439 grandchildren. Mrs. Nelson has of St. George were .visiting their husbands. A hot mutton a while. I showed him all of my and responses. Wiliam Peterson dough dinner was serv4,045 also been an active Church work- over the week-en- d latest letters (which wemt very Boy Scout camps will be held 7:30 here at the and sour for p.m. 18 Abbot to we Relief ed shower. a the Sevier Stephen guests. in 2,160 ard Then had for er, working late.) Society, home of Mrs. Gibbons sister, Emery, Sanpete, camp fire program, singing, taps. Daniel C. Watson Mr. and Mrs. June Day and M. I. A., Primary, Genealogical Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Jensen. 2,638 Boy, was he dirty. He was even Utah counties as follows: For Auditor Ferron Lake July 19, 20, Thursday, Aug 3 (D) dirtier than when he just came Society and Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Witbeck daughter, Udela of Hiawatha, Follow order of Aug. 2, except Ferrell H. Adams visitors here. 20,889 back from fighting that fire. He 21 and 22. Mrs. Mr. took Nelson in their son Gerald, USN, to were week-en- d their and for special activities in camp. Oliver G. Ellis' east miles Mrs. Jack Snow and baby of Mt. 15,401 (13 told me he hadnt .had his 27 Boulger on life of his Lake have married Salt way years Thursday, (Softball, horse shoe, jumping For Treasurer are here at the home of Fainiew) July 18, 19 and 20. clothes off for two days. (D) helped to raise two other families bad? to Farragut, after a fur- Fillmore swinging, mountain Reese M. Reese ropes, other of Jacks .23,619 parents, Mr. and Mrs. own. Emery county - boys select "After he had showered I gave here. beside their lough activities. and E. Holmes golf J. Snow. Jack is In the Russell 13,248 Come either prepared camp. M. his Clel Pfc. Jones surprised him a clean pair of socks and For noon break After State the Pub. L. Islands and Mrs. Snow Inst. meal, Hawaiian two to Supt. (D) H Nephi nights. stay club met at the folks in Castle Dale by arriving The U. D. my boss gave him some clean E. Allen Bateman will return Sunday. camp and leave for home. 21,166 home of their leader, Georgia Sunday night on a shorts and I went down to the Williams, County Chairman. Will D. Reese will divide his -- 14,765 A first aid group will be on David Gourley Humphrey, Tuesday evening and furlough. He expects to be lucky bag and gave him three FERRON WOMAN INJURED For State Pub. Inst. Supt. for Each hand (R) his emergency. to On return any sandwiches. (Continued on Page Eight) transferred. prepared pair of pants and three jump- IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK ward should have a car that Burton K. Farnsworth ..26,695 ers. When he was dressed he 5,11 could go Wards E. Kenneth Mills told me he had never felt better is should workimmeditely. FERRON Mrs. Bertleson In the 7th Judicial District out systematic plans in his life. We then went to chow. with a We had pretty good chow and he in the Price hospitaland other for transportation., camping and Duane A. Frandsen apepared to bone collar broken cooking, etc. Bring bedding to have a safe lead with 11 smai was hungry. Afterward, the felof a- recent be warm and comfortable. Take districts unreported. low who runs the ice cream stand injuries, as a result accident. Primary Election, Tuesday, July 11, 1944 automobile 1586 in that Duane A. rFandsen every advance, precaution cream him ice and candy gave the of car, there will be no regTets later. Donad T. Adams Other occupants 1233 bars. Then we went topside again PLAN NOW. Mr. Cecil Bertleson, and Mr. and and just talked. day last. Luncheon was served were less seriWhen we were about to hit Mrs. Glen Jensen and a mending bee accominjured. the sack they called me up to ously plished. Salt from were returning They the bridge to stand Mr .and Mrs. Don Snow and can jk watch. Well, Lloyd sat with me Tirt and coming down the of Hiawatha and Mrs. daughters Hanna Larsen of Price were until midnight then I went and yon this side of Soldier Summit Mrs. Ray Humphrey was put him to bed. they passed a truck. It was hostess Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Della The next morning we had pulling another truck without to the ward Taylor officers at Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Snow. Primary Dean Taylor spent the MSgt. .breakfast, then he said good- lights and the second vehicle her home Monday evening. Plans week-end home. He returned to could not be seen. bye and shoved1 off. w ire month the for coming Central, Calif, Monday, where The Bertleson car was dam made, followed by refreshments. El He came back Thursday for JV about 15 minutes and left some aged extensively when it hit the Tuttle he has been stationed since reMr. and Mrs. Milton Pacific. truck. . darkened arrived home after their trip to turning from the things with me. . . Hope Young and Mrs. Loye the west coast to visit their son, Thompson Wei Mom and Dad, it was left this week for the Jack, and family, and other rela- coast where they will visit relareally swell to see him again. He Orangeville Girl tives. is wel and happy- and says for tives. Man Miss Belle Snow entertained a you not to worry any more Marries Ephraim The city council passed a at her home resolution about him. I would like to tell in their July meeting S. Ol- group of friends 7 he of Jeanne The wedding occasion you all that happened, but of Eph- Sunday evening. who helped everyone thanking J. Dean sen Lyons and cant, but I will some day. 6 at being her birthday anniversary. 3 on the Fourth of July celebrasolemnized July was raim from her 1 am fine and She received a happy also. I of the brides brother, brothers, two of gift whom are over- tion. havent had a letter for some the home The Kitchen Queens held their Bishop Snow. seas. Luncheon was served. time though, but I will be get- Mrs. Jeanette at the home of Ruby the ceremeeting M. Cox Hal performed Clee Mrs. Mr. and Caperelli. Mae Law. The next ting some pretty soon. Foend-ln- g are meeting will the couple and moved and mony Well I will close now, recently of Price have be Friday July 14. at Phyllis their honeymoon In Ephraim. here and are located in the Jensens. write soon. Be seeing you all. Mr. Lyons recently returned home of Mrs. Kate Reid. All my love, LEE. The work and business meetfrom Africa and Sicily, where Mrs. Enid Anderson and heart. ing Tuesday afternoon in the the purple visreceived he daughter of Manti are here Relief Society room held a proTo Study Surveying He had just left the hospital week. this relatives - iting and auilting. Refreshments where the Gen. Patten case ocMr. and Mrs. Bryant Jewkes gram FORT SILL, Okla. (FAS) were served. The board thank Jewkes Mrs. from visit all who helped on the Fourth. Sg. Rulon A. Behling, Ferron, has CUThe best wishes of the people enjoyed a been selected to attend the Sur- of Orangeville are extended td brother, Dan Price, USN, home The proceeds will go towards the on furlough. welfare project. vey course of the Field Artillery the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Scovll and School at this post. Kenilto moved family have CARD OF THANKS enlisted in August 1941. WEDDING DANCE TO BE worth, where Mr. Scovill has emyoung the of The We wish to express our deep parents GIVEN SATURDAY FOR ployment. Alvin couple, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Beth Seeley of Ogden has appreciation and sincere thanks emery couple and Mr. and been the guest of Miss Loan Cur- to all who gave aid and offered Burr announce a wedding dance expresisons of sympathy in our tis the past week. at 15, Marine Ned Burr and Miss to be held Saturday, July recent bereavement over and the Peacock Leah Misses The Marjorie Torgenson were mar- the Emery school auditorium. ELorna Fail are visiting relatives sudden loss of our husband and ried Saturday, July 8. Everyone is invited of the new in Dragerton this week. father, Frank Fillmore. Ned recently returned from the The many friends the met at club Signed: The Clique South Pacific, where he has ly weds join In wishing them home of Mrs. Dortha Jones Fri Mrs. Frank Fillmore and Family. served since March, 1942. He success and happiness. us Lit-ste- - Thor-ders- on bee-keepe- rs great-grandchildr- out-of-to- Out-of-to- wn ic 4-- two-we- . ek How They Voted in Emery County all-nig- ht - Tor-trers- on |
