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Show OFFICIAL E hbq w Jpg 3i xa, number CASTLE County To Be y CASTLE VALLEY Patrons 01 47 leasl Utah Fair i i to htv will be host $ie southeastern de1947, it was a at ago aught ef county Carbon 7;y officials of MW le oq ofSc. M Ci; foe ne d ) Utah. it: to to according i Jew loneeq Sana altk ;a eville to ft over t i e stria natio knei e coa; toobej U b; Sate: Pres . fur-an- d. teacri i Kill toitor :k. it Salt ferena irte lallie! n the eek ei 3s the Sores this ,er as is. B. Mrs. he ek ile at S in pi Mrs. ;n vis ast w vet-ia- clifi me op-th- e is Christiansen condition at ideal opital. ixernoff and her are Salt Lake am .gsters n, I:s. March last week on visit relatives. Robert Brink-teim- a be C. f off at Mrs. Edgar this be friend April lay. I1 Sor-fami- to take steps now to cooperate with the city and the committee in their conjoint program of moving shacks and corrals away from sidewalks and of impreving fence?'. A gogd deal icmains to be done In this n officials of the program point out. Spi iy paint will be made at a later time for all who wish it to paint sheds and .fences, it is reported. In an effort to keep the .city street1 clear of estray imais, a boy is at present rid- ing through the town daily, gathering up all loose stock. There is no deHre on the part cf the beautification officials or the city council to pen these animal-- but it is deemed to be necessary to do so to protect those who have taken down heir fences in an effort to enhance the appearance of their t evidences. Officials urge all owners of sleek to keep thmn straying and being lm- pounded, Q o, ct, W beauti-licatie- Ilola Jeusen Ktporter an-Mar- ch the occasion cf an attractive garden wedding when Miss Meredith Miller and Mr. Levi Lott of Huntington were married at the the residence Mrs A. C. Miller, in Ogden. The bride wore a white wedding dres; and carried a bouquet of gardenias and roses. Frances Jane Baxter and Miller were bridesmaids. Dan LeRoy was best man. A reception was given in hen-jfor of the newlywed-- : following the ceremony. They will make their home in Huntington. 29, was , r . ? r) w.Ijs txOiiu Ltis.it emus w.tn oi Ceremonies Sgt Citas. Met.en of Napa California. Masl-- r Caslle Dale (irl Speaks For Ulali lu 4(Juiz Urogram was "Gaslight an ly past caicK was hon- night at a party or his thirteenth Jol-en- e mi - TOKYO, g. Greenriver et Couple Wed In Price Answers Teachers alaiV ' y, Dennison of ne visiting their Mr. and Mrs. Ar-erso- n. Nielson into the Curtis home while they a new home. Mr. rrel Hansen have e Niels has gone has em- - he iere to. Dale Peacock 10 to attend the of the hus-- s sister, Maybell. 5nsen visited a her sister, with Q Clyde ''! was kPi.al Funk. taken to Tuesday ill. Pearson has Jul-de- J in-t- Sri Nielson '.derson tak-- h Wickman into care for her in and Keith are "tool for a while. j gr-Th- Caslle Dale Begins Extensive Project Of Street Grading, Oil Surfacing w. block-lengt- EVENTS blossom Time i ! at Honored "Uncle Joe Jewkes street at Ahgel iut Not Ruth Birthday Children. Friends On Goodbye Dear at - Blossom Not Time" Good-a- Ruth couihaslon- r at as "Som Tlme i?ta Good-stre- No1 lr et at Sacred Cantata St- QuTJf' 1 h: j TEWIDe MAL Present April Weber Osden ed g'1'1 grand-parent- s, to. Niels 1 JAPAN Utah was ably repiesenied in a lied Cross from sponsmed quiz contest tne stage ot the plush Ernie Pyle theatre in Tokyo, by Mi s Roma Larsen, of Castle Dale. Iheie were 43 contestants, one trom each state. The quiz, attended during the lour nights oi its run by more than 1U,IH0 occupation category. lamiiy. and American civilians, G.I.s In the case of the death of was a sidelight feature of the FERRON HORTICULTURISTS the V. A. any gigantic Red Cross spoilsmen PLANT TREES; EYE FRUIT suggests that some member of Your State "Btar contest, CANNERY FOR FUTURE the family notify a contact ofwhich was concerned with the fice cf the V. A. or one of the eontes. ants ideas for bettering Mrs Deborah (Huntsman, Ile. posts of some veterans organconditions in their home state, Ferron ization. Arrangements can be Before coming over seas, Miss Huge fruit orchards are be- Pearl Baker, Reporter. made quietly and without emLarsen, daughter ol Mrs. Blanche this spring Greenrlver barrassment for any possible ing planled here Larsen, of Castle Dale, was emby Bazil, Kerry and Dennis benefits. Mr and Mrs Roland Thomp--o- n ployed in stenographic work in Nelson, three brothers, sons of drove to Price to attend Sait Lake City, she is cunent-l- y APPOINTMENT FILLS Mr. and Mrs. Foster Nel on the of their son attached to the operation VACANCY IN CASTLE DALE Flora Jensen, Reporter wedding serwho were all in the 2 to Miss Adele Baker, the section, in Tokyo. CITY COUNCIL Centennial vice of their country. Also othEmery Countys of Mr and Mrs Lloyd daughter will 'begin April 19, with, the ers planting large orchards are Baker, who recently moved awCastle Dale formal crowning of the Cen- Lawrence and E. R. ay from here. RANGER GIVES DATA Barney Announcement wasmade in tennial Queen, Miss Juanita Binks, who purchased the Both of the young people ON TREE CULTURE the past week of the appointCastie cere- Glen Jensen farm. Many othof in Dale, Snow of Mrs Wm. T. Litster, Reporter are very popular members ment of Foster Jensen as City monies at Huntington. ers are adding fruit trees to the younger by Max C. Green set here, and a Councilman to fill the vacancy Cleveland ofanatin tlheir orchards. This all Tree planting this spring The Queen and her two host of friends wish them all that body occasioned by the Edward Lloyd Larson Jr., son tendants, fers Emery County residents in Lois Wilson and Elticipation of receiving a candemise of Angus Rosenberg. of E. Lloyd Larson and Char- aine Jensen, will be honored nery here in the near future. the best.. in lot both improve They will make their home advantages The action of appointment lotte Otters trom Larson, died at a dance in the auditorium. in Price where Wilmer is att- ment in preparation ior Utahs was taken some time ago, but Cleveland Mar. in at his home Centennial and also for shade All 'three young ladies repreending Carbon College. public notice of it has been 29, at 9:15 p. m. at the age of sent ornamentation and years during till now. pioneer ancestors of 1847 Ucj). 20. to come. are all graduates of o AT al BRIDE FETED The He was born at Cleveland on and they Siberian known IS Elm, schools. is a tree ORANGEVILLE RECEPTION November 30, 1926. He was an Emery County will announce CURTIS EXPIRES asnthe ,chinesf well adapted to local ahitude, df.jlbf.RT active member cf the L. D. S. Trumpeterswho will enter the A1 imvpo Mrs Luther Thomas and Mrs soil and available water. The the Queen IsSUC Church, having been ordained auditorium Montwo with Greenrlver-ther o Ware S. entertained Guy is tree resistant grows rapidly, an Elder June 16, 1946, and Delbert Curtis, 67, died last tendants, followed by a page day afternoon at the Ware drought, aiKali, and is hardy note: having served as a ward teach boy, (Editors and Mrs Lome Keith honor of in and hLs funeral services Gunderson, Cannon to Friday tevere withstand of enough er f0r a number years, The following communication Ware, a bride of last week. were Katherine on Monday, March held flower four girls: This elm winter surtemperatures. Betide his parents, he is was directed to the Progress' Aurora, Sevier will thrive in adverse sites where 31. Born in Huntington, Anna Helen Smo-deWilford vived by two J. r, La oy Representative -, County, son of Ezra N. and and Johnson, LaRae slennot. trees will othere Its Larson. Edward Mr and Mrs Humphrey cf Orangeville, with ia Evert Curtis, he moved to IRae Jones. are brandies among wiry ORANGEVILLE the request by him that it be the fir-- t to leaf out ln the Green River several years ago. carried in these columns.) J13! been a partial and the last to shed in' British Like Utah Girls spring have "The teachers should valid for some time, CARD of THANKS tail. trunk the Keeping and I think they can get the Mrs. Ray Humphrey, Reporter trimmed assures Five British sailors doing duWe wish to express our deep lT0'm proper form increases they asked for. Mi s Nettie Huntington is at for an excellent shade tree. A prevent the small reots brief salary acts a read the for in many Palestine, ty appreciation with A out dried met E. "In U943 the U. of by expoeure to home from Salt Lake City for height of 40 to 53 feet is nor- ii:,eing article in the February issue of kindness shown us during and asked the or as bodies this may kill the air sun, Mrs. legislative a vi with her Utah it mother, mal for maturity. Pic magazine in which the recent illness ano death of .he tree. Best results are obtain most our dear husband ancl father, for an appropriation from the Velma Huntington, and other the be is to The another were said olive Russian girls th 10 general fund to increase their i cicitivcs. beautiful in the world. The ar- and for the many beautiful salaries, Plantml was given them. which W. Reid Mrs and Fred Mr t1,B!X,cTwy Utah conditions, it ticle, contributed by the and floral offerings. d j large enough to prevent 1945 they asked for more accompanied ElMrs In Mr and and has a tendency We than!: the Tteiie' Society. Department of Publicity The the r0ot and were given $1,030, liott R. Killpack to Mantl over growing to spread out, but when pruned freshP0u should Industrial Development, hasdis-ev Their thoughtfulness will al- money be sifted fund then out of the 000.00 Reid Mr general end. week the Sunday a small tree up to 33 around the roots and packed ways be remembered. idently been well read and wage increases. In 1948 at had the honor of blessing and produces cussed throughout English speak Mrs Alice M. Albrechtsen. lor wansession firmly around the stem to prethey the special naming his new granddaughit carried a vent air from reaching the to the ter, ' the child of Mr and Mrs ing nations, sinceattractive amendments Albrechtted the t.o of Cen children roots. A good watering about before the photo of Utahs The British and constitution Anderson. placed Devon sen family. or poor quality once a week gives tennial Queen. the trees obelection, School the at The general people Elementary the moioture it needs for a sailors, anxious to correspond if passed, a served April 1 by a general possible, making Small trees should be planted goood start. Pruning need not with Utahh famous beauties, CITY CAFE AT GRF.ENRIT EL classroom unit of $3,000. The clean up of the school grounds. in have asked Mayor Earl J. Glaa the early spring before growth begin for two or three years S. U. teachers, of Jack the Navy, C:x superintendents, GETS renxovation starts. Care must be taken to1 after planting. of Salt Lake City, to boost all members board now school is at son of Mrs Nell Cox, and them tne their mail by sendingUtah sold the people on the idea home on leave. Jack has been Greennver names of attractive Cafe Bas HcenGj, thafc a $3,000 classroom unit overseas for some time and might con .i The City extensive alteration would salisfy their needs. e interested ill and in the was while there undergone A venilad- -' tact Mayor Glade. legislators passed a hospital, so home looks pretty and -in the s3 unit. They good for a change. been put ciassroom 'as fan needs ing at Hal Cox Mrs the state a 25 per cent and Our farming pattern a way kitchen over the range. Other Bishop added increue jn classroom unit, tended to fit our land in inch the funeral service last The initial work in a pro- - giVe the greatest benefit to pieces of equipment crop, most upevery the week in Salt Lake City for Dr. ject of street Improvement, vhlch if l remember right, that every field, furrow and making it one of this greatest number of town region. cafes in mfunts to a rise of $225.00, or- McArthur, a brother-in-lawhich essays the practically eachserves lo main residents, clasvbeen $3,525.00 have 0f town ditches per The a totai more of. harrow groove between rams room unlt mey changed from cleaned and people are making of 15 or was the tain a proper balance and nnlv the most intense roadway, during begun a to runoff from grass a pupil haulage unit pu a good start toward cleaning, last week ln March at Castle NOTICE moisture, soil fertilny to cthp cause any unit, which gives fixing and painting up their Dale. nil milage The Council of Castle production as protection City farm plant against depletion Emery County School District surroundings. Scyne are plantThe work will proceed as Dale has patsed a resolution more money for transportation ing new trees and shrubs trees, Mr of pupils. By on state from the From reports family done am I were gues tax study commission, and the project should be com to the streets in violation of 78.1. Isure the teachers can get all Merrill and Devon Anderson ithis resolution, the city will by early summer. pleted Increase asked for. The jn Sunday. considerable grading look to the violator for repara-an- d Already ward the JJ in counties the California of Charles Pearson attire gave being has been tions. gravel 'about sixteen years. cities and towns nearly was the home guests of Miss done, and thishauling Orangeville haSand of the work Hpart all 5 Joseph Is During twi-- e as much money In B and Caroline Fox the past week. will move ahead with little Open hotue for he ;an;s?and c road funds. They also gave Mrs Clinty Cox entertained stoppage, it is believed. been an active Jewkes (Uncle Joe towns cWes and a few friends Tuesday evening 'the counties, ing in known, will be According to declrion of the the at a quilting social. from - as much revenue orchestras, since at 5. ot the council, April city fallowing Snow Maud and Peacock occasioi Jim years ,ofv agnYd.time music. liquor streets oiled: wlll.be angeville, on the are South 1 Emery representing First East from Main to his 78th birthday. alA of would con-h- High in Salt Lake this week, 0raf"onwh j m"If thT teachers pioneer 2nd North and from Main to Friends and now countv the close and chorus with the after cities had singing tunc South. fjVciv-'ernmer- .t vited to call any growth ad ask for a reduction practicing for the youth .con- 1stSecond East from Main South school CD the and levies, 4: p.na. cert. Mrs Snow and Mr mJnity'and to 1st South. affairs. board could reach the salary Mrs J. D. Peacock also visited Mr. Jewkes harC)jdcom ic and religious &f Thirds East frem Main South taxes. in Salt Lake City. Uncle Joe L Orangeville fuace friends increase without raising fountain Qreen from to 3rd South. home is Snow from Phillip there ing ,cUcn'i.5ves CTmm"1? Sn" Main Street from Center Hiawatha while the mines are Orangeville with his paren s Sam to west 3rd Street thence West, week. in tMs visited at Robertson mt working Heber Mary Jewkes aa"Joke 0f C. G. McNeil Is home from north to 3rd North. Glen last week with his in 1889. He droe vahey t0 ture 8 Children, Spring boasts brother Howard who has been Salt Lake this week again. He areIt is pointed out these streets Mr oxen from Sanpete? are living: the conduits of mast auto was called back there last week IN. whom of this section l le Jones; quite uvlM. was a business by the death of Mrs McNeils traffic in the town and Tatton Fred Sertit115 them is expected to sister. visitor in town Tuesday. D. at-,'-'- 11 urry immedl-- ale success and it brought Mbs Bergman the coveted Academy award in 1945. It Is the story of a scheming husband who seeks to get rid of his rich wife by driving her crazy A young friend of the family foils the plot but only after a tleverly conceived scheme is unfolded to the audience ln the same manner as it is revealed to the hero. When "Angel Street", or "Gas light as It- Is better known to Ihe public, first opened ln New York, It was widely acclaimed as a masterpiece of mystery-writinThe Ner York Mirror said: The critics call it the biggest dramatic hit ln New York. The late Alexander Woolcott wrote: Not in ten years at lea t have I seen an audience, including myself, so spellbound by a melodrama. The tickets for the evening performance are 75c for both adults and children. The after noen matinee prices are 75c for adults and 25c for children. Tickets may toe purcha'ed at the door ln the Emery school auditorium. Humphrey . . of de-ierr- Salt Lake of their of home quilt lunch? 27. Ken Petersen Duzettc motor--ak- e to The beautification committee cf Caitle Dale is currently re-qu;s lag residents ct that city "Angel Street from which the screen play "Gaslight was adapted. is coming to Eatery on Saturday, April 5, at 8:93 p. m. The original New York stage play will be produced by the Uiah Agricultural College Play ers under the direction of Mr. Floyd Morgan. The play is a presentation cf the Utah Centennial Commission. Beside the there evening performance, ill also be a matineee. G-- entertained a in honor of Bobbie, on his ay L'S. B ?,, CASTLE DAI E COMMITTEE ON BEAUTIFICATION URGES CONTINUED EFFORT Wil-m- er canyon. rautifu. rda g TER YEAR Movie goers who saw Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman in "Gaslight" will be pleased to know that the stage production and it April 19 parents, Mr. Brmkerhoff. Ned Burr where road oyed on the her P lurid, iu Jtort chandise DOLLARS Angel Street To Be Presented April 5 In Emery School Auditorium Queen Riles Scheduled For :sday. se go Reporter. Roy Cook opened the exixin- to the public on aiauie mer Crystal Geyser facilities for Sunday, and a number of peoservino- it- u ple enjoyed Its in.erestins dis- play. Tliis is tne first day of tlve season, which promised well S'mc urn" ol due to heavy tourist expecta. tions here, and to a wide ad- ertis-inof 'this phenomenon Mrs. Charlotte'll- public invitation to tus nature. will be care taker this year, 0115 and ee at oS;mTd.f etnnterprlss and bed hard-to-g- Reporter Anderson was Price ho-p-i ieele, inches: to to 1 the past Greenrlver Mr. ed ;t Fa 11 dufm - Pearl Baker, Coin-eac- sary, L. urchCooFera-fortiS;?- Co-o- p. mov-Saturd- 1: attraction open w0nead oyd ida geyser ns ; lent JSey tive TWO UTAH, FRIDAY, AFRIL 4. 1947 TO PUBLIC NEAR GREEN RIVER .the Association. A of Utah veterans and already the their lotfamilies of farmers of are have EniPrvUb?nefit not famcitv Council he announced for the iliar with certain benefits aris- , aw plans from tne deaths of veterans Co" tV.uPast "eek that the and preparation tag P of any war, according to L. D. pick up hogs ds and buildings, X -other livestock on Mon Cwiitaet ung, representative jced a wing will m of charge of the Price office al- -j Saturdays as the bleachers of the Veterans Adminldrad I' to ensure is pointed out that only PomtmS to the to the large a It small peicentage of families Fans ion cf the ed to attend tne lor the burial allowance recent reorganization. Mr jelv apply e show pens and of $150 to which revealed that the latest the depend-!Se- n will exhibit house move taken was the cuts of every dishonorably equipment under Castle Dale charged deceased veteran are . the. gasoline dispensing entitled. This is largely true ru?k w'hh a tank, gas meter Emery counties of cases of World War I Pmp. These improvements the Fair, erans, who are now facilitate the service of aporkor dying quite official advice, frequently in Utah. Wiaows'the Co'P to its members who h d of County and dependent children of th3irequire Sasohne for tractors county will deceased veteran may also be and other engines. personnel of the eligible for pensions under cerEnthusiastic over the of the Association to takeability tain conditions. care Fair will be set Military funerals ape also the of the needs of its members time by the fair as well cf as of others who reany honorably right it begins to fun- serviceman, and large quest its service, Mr. Jensen U. S. flags are presented to illustrated with the fact that Hie family upon application. at the present time it has on Graves'ione markers are also hand large quantities of lumavailable in several different ber and aluminum roofing, designs at no charge to the items which are till in the seat-Ido- they CO-O- P Veterans .Missing S'tS,6ts Benefits, Declares V A Office St i i at fair will he 1S DALE, enlarges stock, expands facilities To spot newspaper of emery county Si $S. - Ton-te- s Reu-thr- county J Jse both of JaS Orangeville church been active in sriStSSS - Sfis. grandchildren. ee he |
