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Show OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF EMERY COUNTY nonntw servlng the communities xuv, VOLUME NUMBER IFggg(i OF CASTLE DALE, ORANGEVILLE, HUNTINGTON, FERRON, EMERY, MOORE, CLEVELAND CLAWSON, MOLEN, ELMO AND GREENRIVER 28 CASTLE DALE, UTAH, Friday, march ig, Max Wim-e- r son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin of Mr. and Mrs. hnson timber is home on furlough home on rom Maxwell Field, Miss. 1)6611 ?6 in Stock Show Dates Set Mine Explosion At Kenilworth For April 27 and 28th. Takes Three Lives; One Dead, Ferron Boy On Iwo Promises To Be From One Burned County Badly Jima Says Weather Largest Show In CASTLE DALE CLEVELAND lSLjSSd! Miss Jean Tim- has retafter a of the SPARS urned to her station othy tU th TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR 1945 stanfoi furloh hospaai Emery County History Worse Than Japs ELEVEN MINERS BADLY BURNED Ferron Soldier Finishes AS TllADEGY HITS MINE; OTHER Ground Training School EMERY COUNTY MEN HAVE NEAR ESCAPE The largest Livestock Show ever held in Emery County Is the slogan of the Seventh Three miners were killed and eight others very badiy Annual Jr. Emery County late Wednesday in a coal dust explosion in the burned Livestock Show, Manager J. M. third cast dip of the Independent Coal & Coke Co. operated Conover of Ferron announced today. mine at Kenilworth late Wednesday. Clem Hawks or OrThe two day show to be held angeville was among the dead and Iven Jensen of HuntApril 27 and 28 will have classes for open class competition a member of an ington was burned, but at present his condition is unamphibian as well as Ferron Pfc. Wm. G. Bai tractor battalion. Clubs and FFA. known. Other Emery County men were about to go on the son of Jenn One of the high lights oi night shift (Rhodes) Barzee the show will be the auction part his furlough withspent Four men of the crew of 18 sale. Mr. of his unci Wayne E Johnson Arthur Rhodes and family p escaped Injury and assisted in Huntington Lad Flies Price, Utah, chairman of the has been in the South pacifi .he rescue of the victims. sale, reports plans have been Supplies to Bastogne The dust blast was touched made for one of the the liveoff, liest ever sales Lt. Kerry Nelson of held Utah. superintendent said, in European Theater of Opera- whenthea direct the current power tions Many buyers are being lined Don C. Collard 0. Army is home on furlough at line arc its to flash Ignitbroke, make keen up 7 comba Ferron, looking and competition Huntington, a feeling for the prize winning nne. He is here from Reno, Nc calves crew chief, was one of nian ing the dust caused by a that will be offered for sale. vada and flies a 6 Transtroop carrier crew members bounce, .which occurred when Plans also include selling of selected to fly supply items ol ear to pressure forced the coal port. On his return he expects food and amunltion to to go overseas He expects to open class fat beef as well as tin to break from the face of the Jr. livestock. American First Army Units dip. go .back to Tennessee. Opl. Clyde A Christensen, son The 12 men, with the four There will be no more sloptrapped In the Bastogne, Bel- whose Mrs. Christenof Mr. and Ural water in Clothing was not set mud and ping around gium area. Ferron Mr. and Mrs. L. W to save themto get calves washed because sen of Ferron, was graduated fought were The American troops Killpack received word from some from the time selves ago from Army the althe committee flames, which has cut off and completely encirclbuilding their son, Jim who is a radio Air Forces Flexible Gunnery ed by the German armoured Mr. Jackson said, were confinconcrete for the ready poured man aboard the ship USS a modem wishing bam. This School, Laredo Army Air Field spearheads that von Runds-ted- t ed and prevented from spreada troop ship He is leavTexas, a member oi bam, when Completed, will be Laredo, had sent crashing Into the ing by use of rock dusting, a ing San Francisco. twenty feet wide and fifty feet the AAF Training Command. American lines shortly before safety precaution method. Clem Hawks of Orangeville long, with the proper facilities He is now qualified to take hh Christmas. Their defense was Cleveland Mrs. Alonzo to make washing of cattle a place as a member of a bomb- limited to the amount of sup- ls survived by two brothers er combat crew. Oveson received word that her pleasure. Carrier planes Rube Haks and Alton Hawk plies Troop husband is now stationed in With a washing barn, a good Along with his diploma, he were able to drop by parachute both of Kenilworth, and two France. livestock sale, and two day received a pair of Aerial Gun- pack The low flying Skytrains sisters, Mrs. Lucille Worthenol was clear and cool, show, the Emery County Jr. ner's silver wings and a pro- went Into action Immediately Ferron and Mrs. Nora Sitterud Ferron Mrs. Neita (Ste- but on the second day a minor Livestock Show for 1945 looks motion in grade at brief grad- after the call for helpwas re- of Orangeville. The body ls at uation exercises held there. vens) Christensen and son Nar storm broke which churned like a grand affair. from ceived the beleagu-e- d the witbeck Funeral Home vin of the Army and her twins (the sea into a white froth The He was prepared for his tuners, the in poc- Castle Dale awaiting troops Bastogne Phillip ad Phillis were here ov- job of supplying the fighting of arrangements. place in Americas stepped-u- p Bundle bundle ket. after Interesting1 Program inMarines ashore became er the week end. air offensive by a comprehen- medical suppHl, creasingly hazardous, for the Held In Greenriver sive six weeks course in every and heavy ammunition floated Ferron Bp. and Mrs. Per- storm brought no lessening of phase of aerial guns to the earthward from the huge plane Huntington Lions T ry E. Snow have word of their the vicious barrages which the deadly caliber 50 Brownings, he in a never ending flow of vari- Hold Big 49er Mills GREENRIVER The turret manipulation, colored parachutes.- son, Ludean of the Navy that Japs were, laying down in an Equipment- company and the studied f- aircraft he has sailed. "He says tell effort to isolate the garrison Texaco Oil stripIdentification, in Dance March" 24 th. were used 8P0 Over a Company gave on beaches. mathe of and hello. reassembling ping and the everyone evethe four day operation farm program blindfolded. combat crews flew In some of HUNTINGTON The H. I don i Know which was the ning at the LDSThursday church with chine guns whilecourse by air the most adverse weather con- ington lions club will feat.! Ferron Mr. and Mrs Law- worse, the weather or the Jap special invitations to all farm- He climaxed the a big 49er dance at the co., ditions of the winter season. rence Barney received a let- barrages, Petty said when I ers of the valley and free for firing on towed targets. elusion to on one of the of his him talked Huntingto. ter from their son, Austin, the public also. The program clean-u- p week to be held Mar the, consisted of several movie picwho is in a German prison trips from an LTS on Trees Available To The big dance will b tures and short talks advertis- Orangeville Boy camp. Austin said he was well, beach. He was wet and cold. held on the night of the 24th wife Farmers Corporal Pettey, whose Harvestthe International County but asked his mothe to conEmery ing Prizes will be given for th tact the Red Cross to send him Bea, lives in Ferron, he is a er and Texaco Oil products, al Promoted In Italy of South Emery high so a comedy cartoon picture for Forest trees for farm plant- home that shows the most imgraduate what they could of Jesse E. Fox, formerly and also for th school, where he was a mem- the children. ing are available at the school provement been neatest place In Huntington has basketball Orangeville, of ber the recently football, of forest State Utah were held Number Nursery, drawings Dali Luke of Orangeville and track teams. He attended with prizes given free to those promoted to the grade of ser- Agricultural College, states L These prizes will be awarded the Navy is home on delayed BYU He is the son of Mr. Darrell Stokes, County Agent. at the dance on the night of one for year. holding the lucky numbers, al- geant. Mrs. Elliot leave visiting with his mother, and Mrs. so a few Mr. and Fox, Spring These trees must be planted the 24th. His parents, contests with question Mrs. Leah Luke and other rela reside at Drap- special prizes for the men. Glen, Utah. Ken Johnson ls the chairE on farm lands for wood lot, Pettey, Lloyd ' tivea. He is currently assigned as windbreak, or shelterbelt pur- man of the City Improvement er, Utah. Prizes consisted of Candy for Born August 5, 1920, at Hia- the children, dishes and hose an airplane and engine me- poses only. A price list ls now committee, while Harold Lits-tClive Jeffs watha, he joined the Marine for the Orangeville and Harry Draper are on women with oil cans, chanic with a ferrying squad- available at the Extension serof the air service spent a few Corps on August 13, 1943. Len drums ron of the Mediterranean Air vice office and can be obtained the publicity committee. five grease guns, gallon days leave home with his wife He is a member of the 4th. of oil and grease, five quart Transport Service at a busy at any time. Leamaster, Wllford Staker and and young son and his parents Marine division which won a cans of oil and several small air base in Italy. Both hard wood and soft Lott Nielsen are on the dance at Castle Dale. Presidential Unit Citation for cans of oil, etc. for the men. sertrees may be obtained. committee. wood his Fox army began Sgt. At the last meeting of the its outstanding performance of With a grand prize of a set of vice June 5, 1942 and trained Hard wood ls a term applied to Elmer Jeffs is duty in the invasion of Siapan. drivers lights for a tractor. at Fort Leonard Castle Dale Mo., trees that drop their leaves in Huntington Lions they had two Wood, who were: " now in the Italian theatre of The lucky one to receive this and Fort Bragg, N. C., before the fall. The term soft wood special speakers, Dr. trie war, while his brother, and was Howard Silliman for the going overseas in October of applies to trees tha hold heir Leonard Lineman Dealers Being Sweet of the Bureau of Mines. Ls in Luzon, They are the sons Paint leaves throughout the year. best guessing. the same year. A large turn out Is expected Four species of soft woods Mr and Mrs. Henry Mills of of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jeffs of He has been authorized the the 49er dance as prizes Price ' represented the Mills European-Africa- n Appointed In County Castle Dale. theatre rib- will be available. They are at ibe given for the best 49er will BarCelar Red , W R Eastern Rocky Co., and Equipment bon with four bronze battle costumes. Helen Ponderosa ton Mountain of Provo, the Texaco pro- stars for participation in the Mrs Juniper, Huntington and Blue Spruce. Blue Algeria-Frenc- h Pine, Daniels received word that her Vern Davis of the Vem Davis ducts. campaigns: following remost hardy and husband has arrived in France. Motor Co., of Price was in the Following the program Morocco, Tunisia, Sicily Spruce is the in survives best Emery county. Sammucl D. Bunnel Rome-ArnHe has been promoted to Cpl. County this week appointing freshments were served. and wood hard the In trees, the County Dealers for the Castle Dale Pioneer a Emery obtainable: Is following enjoying Marshall new plastic paint. June Snow Depths Light black with Siberian Green Elm, home new Ash, Plastic-Kot- e is a Relief Society To plastic few days furlough Tn Mountains Locust, Honey Locust, Russian Dies Here Sunday his wife and children. paint just released by the Golden Olive, Black Walnutt, Celebrate Its government. It has a Collard and be Willow, Popular. must Lombardy and Bert finish cover on Snow the Ephrlarr. CASTLE DALE Huntington Samuel D. A survey recently completed J. L. watershed Is much improved as Annual Day, 20th. visited with home folks here seen to be appreciated. farmer Bunnel, 82, pioneer, Emcovering tree plantings in died! and his stock and reported to Camp Kearns Larsen of Huntington is one of compared with a month ago. at man, county for the past fif- home here Sunday at 5 a. m. the agents appointed in the However, It is not yet up to The Castle Dale Relelf soc- ery for overseas duty. teen period shows that of causes incident to age. the long-tim- e average. county Annual Green year iety will hold its MarcelAsh, Siberian Elm, Hon Mrs. 28 as He was bom at Spring City of Readings February Huntington Day Tuesday, March 20th at ey Locust, Russian Olive, and her were: in 1862, son of Samuel G. and la Snow received word that sta2:00 In the Ward Chapel. Golden Willow, have the highHe Bunnel. husband, who has been more in Texas. Water All former Relelf Society of- est percentage of survival-ea- ch Ellen Zabriskle Depth of for Deland Moore in married Marietta Content tioned in Snow Ward Dale Castle ficers the of of these species having a 1882 and in 1884 moved to Em5.20 2330 Ella Oak Sta. Mrs. than a year has landed into the a will be and honored, special 80 Huntington over of survival Ft percentage 10.20 38.00 ery county, where he spent the U. S. and Is on his way program has been arranged as per cent. Rowley has received word that Gt Basin Ex. rest of his life. Meadows 1430 5130 the In landed Douglas. follows: her son, Joe has these He ls survived by four sons, Rasmusreadings 0am5aring Prelude Carol Organ Leonard Tru- - Philippines. with the long-tim- e Lady Lions Hold S. Bert Bunnel of Helper, average for C. lW sen. a comparable date, we have a Ladles Chorus Selected. has spent the past L. Bunnel of Ogden, Steven L. Meeting Regular Jack White and Cleveland for: uiths in the Aleutian Bunnel of Grand Junction, Sr. Marla Allen. Prayer left Tuesday Oaks Sta.average 28.10 thirty-:ougAllred a Kieth 7.09 for home is CASTILE DALE and Lee Bunnel of Wells, Colo., The Tuttle. Ona Welcome Lady cenSpeech 13.46 Gt. Basin Exp. 45.49 He will report morning for the induction Na- Lions held their second meetNev.; two daughters, Mrs. M. Directed Comic Skit by be will assigned ter where they There is a cumulative record Ft. Douglas. omi Jensen. ing on March 10. There were L. Killpack of Driggs, Ida.; to their military duties. for only six years for the Meaand Mrs. Nellie B. Young of 14 members present. of the organization Mrs-hadows The six year average is: History A draft of the constitution Castle Dale; 17 grandchildren: Winters. ngton Bertrude Pres. 5930 17.16 Solo received word that Bruce Davis, Meadows . Claire Him ter was read and accepted. Cleveland eight great grandchildren and Ft. at U. S. F. S. has Is time training ago band Mrs. Bertha Jones sang two three sisters, Mrs. Manle All-rGrace Lee Johana ho left a short Reading and Mrs. Lotta Schofield Tex numbers: Ireland must be sen. been sent to Fort Douglas, Mr. and Mr. J. J. Thorder-so- n Tflo of Spring City and Mrs. he will remain for six Mildred like heaven because Mother Bertha where Jones, Annie Mrs received a letter from their Rasmussen and Grace Stokes came from there. and Down ngton Ferry of Salt Lake City. hei months. that word son, Julius that he was now In Dialogue Funeral services were conLeota the River of Golden Dreams." ceived Directed by Mrs. Nagelvort of Hunting-to- n ducted at the Castle Dale L. var has arrived at the Kofford. Steven Tucker Italy. Cleveland In Denver for Selected. rendered two numbers on D. S. Chapel on Thursday at Chorus last Ladies is Hospital,overseas Friday home arrived in Petfolks. the Cleveland Mr. home has been Benediction Mrs. and and 2 p. m. by Eugene Johansen, with Josephine piano: "Noctorne - a short stay Cake Walk." bishop. erson. s in Belgium and Eng- He was accompanied by his Lenoard Iitster received a catd The next meeting will be Burial was In the Castle Every member of the Priestnew wife and her young girl. from their son, Kenneth. It Dale cemetery under the diremain here with was postmarked In Ogden. He hood are given a special invi- held April 7, at 4 oclock. "Dan Leroy Is His wife will soon was All well as to on to Califorhis as rection from are of the Witbeck Funeral every lions lady way as he expects Lady tation, urged his folks Home of Castle Dale. ugh with home be shipped oversea. nia to Florida. attend. In the Castle Dale Ward. been stationed By Sgt. Jack Vincent, a MaMr and Mrs. Mer-rshort furlough with home folks Wilson (Dora Westenkow) rine Corps Combat Correspondent. Approved. USMQ. hre UWO JIMA Reed Staker f16 the prior to his inducuon CLEVELAND (Delayed) armed service. PeoDle The second of the invasion and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stokes wiU day remember him as one of of this island have returned to their post of Marines by ,boys- will brought added short furlough duty after a perils to Cpl. Lloyd J. Petty of Ferron, Utah, in Clevelspent with relatives hl rZTK0 and. 4-- Mrs. Rua GREENRIVER a letter from Hunt received her son, Pvt. Vemo Hunt last veek, stating that he was leaving for overseas duty. Word was Greenriver rec- eived last week that Lt. Willard Searson, who is serving with the U. S. National Guard has recently been to 1st. Lt England in promclted Pvt J. Reid was transferred to a 9 of the gunner chcol at Lowry Field, Denver, fter completing school in in the 4 school at Greenriver urnett 'tudent B-2- B-2- my Field. Greenriver -- ve Marsing nan the War heir son, Pvt. Mr. and Mrs. received word Department that Harvey Marsing, wounded in was nowln ecently reported ction in Belgium, hospital in England recover-.- g from a chest wound and his condition hat was greatly mproved. i Greenriver Nolan Curtis Tuesday morning for ort Douglas for induction. He the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wal eparted Curtis and is their fourth nto enter the service, all of ce are married and three children. tom th Greenriver Donald Irvi left Tuesday. He and is are both fanners son Johansen left for Thurs-i- y the Navy. He enlisted. Greenriver --Mrs. Richard her received telephone A from her husband. He said e had just arrived in San a after nearly a year f.duty in the Pacific. He is iag placed in a hospital for eatment. ancisco, < Lake Marshall, "s City Sgt. Burke son of Mr and m. Marshall, stationed the 8th Air Force in En-,ahas completed 50 A. 3 nd Hiawatha Donald R. Lar a, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ra; hen of Hiawatha, Utali oeen to promoted e Hospita cass according b letter just received hi by ents. He entered the Nav: January, 1944. 2 Dale Opl. dive Jeffs home folks while on OUh from HarUngen, r3, after completing his Jrse ha gunnery school. Jeffs vo end le Opl. and Mi are visiting frien and Salt Lake th Word has been r Sgt. Floyd Beac 35 reached Belgiui brother Robert Is In the lMen. f. n T-S- gt. C-4- C-4- a-fi- re, Al-chi- , D-d- ay 1 ls presumed he has hipped out Mrs. Beckie Gross a Phone call from Husband, Pfcl Jerry Goss Yrk Clty 011 his way erseas - . - C-4- 7s 19-2- Dale Kent Johan-- n, of Bishop and Mrs. Castle Jgene 1 H 4. er o. are cello-phane-li- ke . - ten-ye- ar h. s ed .r 8 it to LeMar Broderick, this office receiv-- e fe''eland news late they !ced out this week. This he published Hy-ru- m |