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Show VOLUME 52, NUMBER Etnroeiry Couirally Pm THURSDAY, NOV. CASTLE DALE, UTAH 14 THE TOWN-TAL- Carbon Collge Off the top Slates Unique Crum the now, Huntington Attraction Mrs Grant Childs is home She was from the K of families, Merril Days of Elmo, Mrs Rhoda H. Gibson of Helper and Mr and Mrs (Ray Hum Orangeville skimmed for quick perusal 29, 1951 Local Hereford Breeders Play off phrey of Orangeville. Mr and Mrs Wells Allred and sons of Logan were Thanksgivhospital. A special treat for lovers of there a week with a bad case ing visitors at the home of Mr Kallie M. will Cox. Mrs Hal and music and entertainment of qulnsey. By Mrs Ray B. Humphrey Cox was also home from the foe offered in Price on Monday, Mr and Mrs Elmer Cox and USAC Mrs folks. Mr and Mrs Russel Jensen with the December 3, according to son Neldon were Salt Lake City Rasmus- Bess Jones of the Carbon Col- and family have moved to Salt Harold Mrs Mr and week. visitors tile past and sons of Price and Lyle lege faculty. Under the spon- Lake City. Mr Jensen will conby Keith Albrecht Mrs Blanche Justice and fa- sen of Logan and Mr and sorship of the college, as part tinue trucking. Crawford shCounty Purebred HeEmery mily have been enjoying a Earl Crawford of Colorado of its contribution to the anreford Stockmen were repreort visit with home folks. They Mrs Mr and Mrs Archie Blackham Asthe were visitors at week Concerts end nual Community sented at the recent two millexpect to return to Hawthorne, home of Mr and Mrs Leslie sociation program, the enter- - and daughter have moved back ion dollar Livestock Show and California soon where her hus- Crawford. will feature one of to Huntington from near emtainment band is employed. where he has been report good prices for their Mr and1 Mrs Lincoln Luke! most famous Purebred Hereford stock sold at holidays for and sons of Price visited at the the Thanksgiving ployed. the bands in country dance the Hereford Sale of the Ogthfi Arvon Scows were spent Luke and George Taylor and individual performers with Emery A regular meeting lof the Soby Ralph L. Lundy, Secretary den Show. in ,'rovo with their son Dick Leah will week. There homes the national past uth reputations. took Cleveland-Elmhis Petersen Farmers Kenneth Emery Young Farmers The o The the for and family. average price Business visitors in Salt Lake foe dancing and a stage show. wile to Salt Lake City Sunday Unicn held their monthly meet bulls sold Chapter will be held Monday and heifers Mrs Maree Peacock and fam purebred i Col. 4 is band 6, The dance Oontd Page Carlyle for another operation which ing at Elmo, November 16. Pr- ranged from $750 to $1,000. evening, December 3 at the ily motored to Riverton over Nelsons 'Beachcombers. It in. will be performed n South Emery High School. Imin the St. esident Duane Jensen conduct- However, Gardell Snow of the holiday week end. Mr besides hides Nelson, Hilo Mark Hospital. ed the meeting. Miss Margaret one Car- portant Chapter business, elecsold for Welcome guests of Mr and $1600; remainfew one of the Hattie, entertain- lyle Crawford and Paul Craw- tion of new officers, and a talk and Mrs Dali Luke the past week KjllllMJdUll 1 Warren Anderson, who was Alger Rroupcompany pure Hawaiians in the en number of ford of Moore sold one for by Ray Killpack on the Farm with a were her parents, Mr and Mrs tertainment world, Pineapple taken to Salt Lake rwenUy, songs wj1jcj1 was followed by $1000; and Owen Barton of Fer Bureau will complete the eveWilliam Stumpp, of Star ValBy Mrs Bessie Wright Pete, comedian, and Malahini has been placed in the , LDS the group singing, ron Said one for $1100. Other nings business. All Interested ley, Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Luther Tatton Bob, peerless pantomimist, as hospital and is critical condi- exhibitors from the South Em- are Invited to attend. the of Mr and Mrs LaVar Ware and and Mr Simonton Fred few days well as others. Three Hawaiian tlon. scld bulls at the area who sons of Midvale enjoyed Th- last Mary Lue spentat aSalt was Union ery printhe Farmers week Lake, dancing girls accompany the Greenriver of the evening. show include Carl Larson, Cl- Castle Dale anksgiving with home folks, Pleasant visiting cipal speaker orchestra. Kamas Grove and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fau-ce- tt He stressed the importance of ifford Snow, andt C. H. and Don their parents, Mr and Mrs Guy with relatives. Dancing will Ibe in the city The Castle Dale City is putWare and Mr and Mrs Howard are moving to Pueiblo, Ool la farm organization that would 'Snow of Fer ron; Sorenson Miller gymnasium from 8:00 to 10:00 Mrs Frank and Mr in thers of Emery and Travis and ting in some new sewer lines Reid. orado. farmer for the family Civic m. The the in show, Frankie p. spent Thanksgiv and hope t be through soon of 36 and A family gathering every (branch of agriculture, Boyd1 Olsen of Moore, will begin at 10:00. Orangeville if the weather will permit. members took place at the ho- ing day in Salt Lake with mem Auditorium, was to the stockman, interest the farmer, including of county Dr. E. Aaron Jones, president family. Fred W. Reid has been in fruit grower and others. He the Grand me of Mrs Misha Scovill on bers of their carload Champion obtained of the has college, Mr and Mrs Ivo Burgess and the Price hospital the past week Thanksgiving day. Present we- children stressed the need for an of feeder calves of the show, of Price were Sunday this distinguished aggregation receiving medical care. He was also re Mr and Mrs Alma Scovill, active and fair legislative ag- - exhibited by Cliff Snow and for showmen of musicians and visitors at the home of Mr and improved enough to be taken riculture program u Washing- Paul Nelson of Ferron. These Greenriver; Mr and1 Mrs Claude Mrs stuof the particular pleasure Frank Jensen. to the hofne of Mr and Mrs ton. one like the Farmers Un- calves sold for Scovill, Price; Mr and Mrs Leo 50 cents per and the dents of for high college visited Louise Price Mrs Reid evening. Mr Monday and Bryan nard Larsen, Perron; ion has always worked for. pound1. be will school. Students Mrs Mr a and few with days of Mrs Amasa Scovill, Mr and Mrs Fame Price One that stands Cor 160 on their student cards. Elmo and family of SunOrlen Scovill, Mr and Mrs ElMr and Mrs Ben Hansen sp- parity for all agriculture comwill also Concert Association The full story of this years dale. mer Scovill and their families ny the first part of last week modities and not for one that Ogden show was not entirely Mr and Mrs Lyle Wright and attend on their cards. For oth- ent to 60 were and Miss Emma Jean Scovill, children for stands Lake. While Salt in merely they one of selling, however. Carof Brigham City and ers, admission will be $1.25. reOrangeville. Mrs Scovill gone their son Marvin was sev- 75 and only for the Mns Kay Larsen and lyle Crawford of Moore purchto turned to Greenriver with the Mr and farm while burned1 basic products. trying erely ased a pen of three Hereford baby of Sunnydale were week was Alma Scovill family. He Mr Sam Alger was also one heifers at a price of $11125 each. ,thaw out a water tap. Mr and Mrs Elwood Snow end visitors at the home of Mr taken to the Price Hospital for of the speakers. He spoke on These heifers were bred by the Mrs Andrew Wright. and sons of Salt Lake were and 2nd and 3rd degree burns on the work that was being done Eearclaw Hereford Ranch of BlackHarold Mrs Mr and here. visitors end week his right leg. He was brought all over the state through the Dayton, Wyoming and were and son of Price and Mi Here for a visit with her par- burn Mrs home Sunday. Farmers Union Locals. He also sired by NHR Super Domino Jean A. Nielsen, of Huntington, and Dennison David and ents Mr and Mrs George Snow, '0th. A grandsire of the heifers Utah, sisters, and Womens Dale spent A and other relatives were Mr children of Castle my Corps enlistees, have been Mr son of at one time for $25,000. Neale Melba Mrs with zwahlen, Thanksgiving and Mrs Jim Dutton (Ruby) was organized in Elmo and Fer- - sed last promoted from Corporals to of Mrs Fred and Zwahlen, Blackburn and family. of LaVer kin, Utah. Cleveland-Elm- o ' known These heifers, it is expected, Sergeants, - 5? as the nertilntornhe wfowl and Winona Allen, daughis was f"m were Ray Tucker of Salt Lake Week end visitors here ght will constitute a big boost toi turned out to be a Radiosonde ljUt' Announcement of the pro-tMr and Mrs Howard Humph- - visiting with his grandparents, teCf the bloodlines of Emery Coun- were married CorTransmitter of the Signal motions came last week from and Mrs Luther Tatton. Hereford stock. rey and children of Afton, Wy-'U D. L. M&n Fenton m Moffitt the S by Temple Mr and Mrs Owen Price and ps. It was lying in a furrow , of Brigadier General Emmett J. oming. A family gathering was Nov. 21. I nose ac covered Mr Fred Sinmonton Organi-Jone- s Prior to making the purchase .Bean, Commanding General of by a parachute. Charles Mr Wilford Humphreys family of Sunnydale were Sun Wednesday, trzation director for the Utah at the Ogden Show, Mr Craw- the Finance Center, headquar-for- d mpanng Sr. disconnected the held1 Sunday at the home or day visiters with Mr and Mrs Mrs Stanley Allen, Mrs Mary a remitter and now has it in and southern Idaho district of had spent several weeks ters for monthly payments of Mr and Mrs Mark Humphrey. A. L. Cox. !Mrs Jesse J. E. and vAlien, Bp. en- the National Farmers Union, In California visiting the fore-- ; soldiers his possession, it was disco allotments to their Present were the Lee, Dee, iovedT and of Utah Morrill Junction, part? Sat- ered just south of town at Mer- - addressed members of the Or- most Hereford herds of that families, banks and insurance Mark and Howard Humphrey of followed Larsen Mr andMrs Bryant angeville-OastlDale Local of state, looking for breed companies. The Center also by a hot urday night the National Fanners Union stock. views pay and allowance dis- supper at the home of Mr and Delta, Utah. at a meeting held at Castle Ntot particularly satisfied by i.wsements Mrs Robert Riley Jr. to all army Members of the Immediate Dale, Nov. 116. 1961. Mr and Mrs Fame Price and families were entertained at a he saw there, he returned sonnel. Mr Simonton, in his remarks to the Ogden Show, where the family of Sunnydale were Mon lovely hot dinner at the home Both girls are training as referred to the progress that three heifers captivated him. day visitors here. of Mr anid Mrs Stanley Allen. in the Center's Class supervisors made in been agriculture in be will A Price jhas given Week the For Book reception Q Allotment Division, where several the 1 years, In past December the .during the their honor No. 1550 gave Elks Lodge allotments, including contribu'and the advantages that are Ferron Ward Chapel. The newly libraries of Castle Dale, Heltions of both the government and A Mental Health farmers niow Institute, by Colwill make their enjoyed married couple per, Dragerton and Carbon and the service member, are T. P. One the nation. this of stockmen by jointly sponsored Lake home In Salt City. lege sets of books to expose readied for payment. A. organization and the school important factor that has the false doctrine of Communof this county, is slated sisted in bringing about this Daughters of Mr and Mrs ism. EMERY NOTES for December 13th. Meetings condition, Mr Simonton stated, Robert B. Nielsen of Hunting-toThese books will be distriwill be held in Huntington in was the various agricultural Sergeants Eda and Jean Mrs Rose Olsen, Reporter By Mrs Deborah Huntsman by Mrs Vera Snow buted throughout the county Castle Dale In programs and agencies that Perron Nielsen are graduates of North the forenoon, in your libraries. Here is a list Miss JRiuth Christensen from Jensen Homer Mr and Mrs been set up in the past School in Hunt- Emery Salt Lake was home spending and Mrs Rose Duzett returned the evening and Ferron in the have of the books sent: Funeral services were held inton High several years to assist farmers and attended Carbon This is My Story and Men Thanksgiving with her parents, Saturday from Las Vegas at afternoon. Sunday, Nov. 25 at 2:00 P. m. college in Price, Utah prior to will be made pub and stockmen in reaching our in Without Faces toy Louis Bud-en- Mr and Mrs Charley Christen- they spent the hoi- licFull details according the Ferron Ward Chapel enlisting In the Womens Alto Oral present agricultural standards, idvT witi?e their shortly, Out of Bondage by ElizaDeter Henrietta Judd Killpack, 74,lmy daughter, in out The the of one pointed EvE speaker of (wng is Nielsen E. The j,3hanseili Front A Mrs Mr and beth Bentley; lana. 'Carr5 Rctoerts, California r; ficials in charge of the meet, his remarks, that the National in Coloofa Thanksgiving spent erywhere by William R. Kint-neFarmers Union has been quick Wetoav Pvt. valdean P. Oveson, son Mr and Mrs Glendon Allred living (Red Masquerade by An- rado with their daughter and to support all programs that of Mr anil Mrs L. Perry Oveof Denver, gela Calomiris; The God1 That family, Mr and Mrs Frank Ol- - and two daughters several years will have a lasting benefit to there for the past of Castle Dale, Utah and here visiting Colorado, were Failed by Richard Crossman; sen. to be near some of her sons. son farmers and stockmen. oldest Ellis C. Oveson, son of Pvt. Mrs Una Jensen entertained their folk. Glendons The Whole of Their Lives toy In support of this statement She married Charles Rudolph Clarence D. Oveson of Clevethe Aloha Club Wednesday daughter, Susana, who has 1897 Benjamin Gitlow; This DecepMr Simonton stated that the! Killpack In the spring of are now taking inUtah been a polio victim, is much land, tion by Hede Massing; Amer- night, Nov. 28. National Fanners Union were in the Mantl Temple. They basic with the ican Communism by ONeal and The Social Hour Club was improved and: is able to walk fantry to spend $10,000,000 in Ire living in Manti but soon 7th Armored training Division at Camp Warner; The Negro and the held at Minnie Ungermans again. They left Monday mom moved in 1000, after and near in they research this, future the California. Commnist Party by Wilson Re- Thursday night. By Mrs Flora Jensen ing for their home. Ferron where they resided Roberts, establishing plants in Northern! to These boys will train at CaN and N Club will be held at cord; The Communist Trail in Mr life. married most to Mr Huntington of their of Idaho Southern children and Utah The following mp Roberts under the Armys America by Jacob Spolansky; Leah Wilbergs Friday, Nov. 30. and en- Approximately 3000 turkeys manufacture commercial Killpack died here some years most advanced basic educaThe Republican Ladies meet i edMrs Merrill R. Allred Seeds of Treason by Lasky and a was Zen were and Rosel great Mrs as such Killpack tilzers, shipped by superphosphate, ago. hoMays Thanksgiving tional setup, the Division FacdeToledano; The China "Story 'ing'wm'be "held at the home y worker In the activities of the Jensen of Huntington during Nitrogen, acids, etc. ulty system. by Freda Utley; Blueprint For Qf Mrs Leah Wilberg Monday, was comweeks. f two birds The and IDS the Church president Clawson 311(1 .Jff13 When this project is wSi? an wentpast World Conquest by William H. 'Dec. 3 at 7:30 p. m. ' Oct. from to Relief of Salina the the Society processing pleted, Mr Simonton continued, Ferron, Chamberlain; The Real Soviet, red of Logan, Mr and Mrs Gar Diant and were bought by Rudd superphosphate which is so 1922 to Aug. 1928. She was the Sgt. Nephi Jensen, son ol Russia, The New Soviet Em-- 1 Mr Vem B. Thorpe, General arrived home of of six boys four of Julius Jensen, Ogof the don Lewis of Provo. Mr and of Salt Lake and Bonie vitally needed, will be available mother nlre and Soviet Russia and The Field Representative to were ever somewhat still are whom Monday Prices night living; Vaughn spend a furthan den. of in Oviatt Mrs Emery was here quantites Qmer larger Tuesday Red Cross, Far East by David J. Dallin; of Churz, lough here. He has just been 50 cost of last a than George of and at year. were before in the so Ogden, higher group. and Wednesday reorganizing of Three Decades by Nevada and Woodrow and Br- sent from Korea on the rotaless than present prices. Julien Steinberg; I Chose Free- - and giving instructionsout..onjhe uce of Salt Lake. They were all tion plan, after spending sevto carried be They dom and I Chose Justice by work at the funeral. Speakers at the eral months there. He will have Bernice of Victor Kravehenko; I Believe met at the home funeral were Dr Bruce Easley, a 43 day furlough after which Winters Winters. Mrs Bernice by Douglas Hyde; The Coming he will report for further duty Melvin Bryan of Ogden, in plDefeat of Communism toy Ja- was put in as chairmanwho Killoack of Murray ana here in the States. remes Burnham; I Saw Poland ace of Mrs Vera Snow Pfc. Darrel Price, who is serv Leslie Killmck, Preddent of Lane; signed. The rest of the officers Betrayed by Arthur Bliss Russia the Idaho Falls Temple. ing with the Army in Germany, will remain the same. They Forced Labor in Soviet writes his wife, Mrs Louise PrElare; Shirley Green, Home SerWater meters will not be Bp. Richand Behling con- ice, that he has been selected by Dallin and' Nikolaevshk; Otterst-roGlen vice Prison chairman; months. in Soviet winter the even Years read during ducted the sendees and burial from his company to attend a First Aid; Preston HuntHowever, at the first read- was in the Ferron cemetery school Camps by Elinor Upper; Unfor Dora Red Junior Cross; total the der Two Dictators by Margaret ington, under the direction of the ing in the spring, officers. Material Service; foe the Otterstrom, divided by gallonage will Buber; Russian Purge and Funeral Home of Castle Emery Fxtraction of Confession by Ida Magnuson, Home Service the number of months and a Dale. SecreOlive Huntington, Marjorie Maxfleld and Mr bill rendered for overcharge, Beck and Godin; The Herling and and Mrs Ludean Maxfield moE. R. Bennett Soviet Slave Empire Dy Albert tary and Treasurer. (s) The Dale Camp of the DUP tored to Salt Lake Saturday to T. Herling; The Secret Army Mayor meet Pfc. Morris Maxfield who Truth held their meeting Nov. 28 at by 3 oclock at the home of flew from Augusta, Georgia, Will Be Out by Charlotte Winters. and arrived In Salt Lake City The West by Jerzy ELMO NOTES String-haa Mr and Mrs Deward Gliksn.-m- . Sunday. They will spend Hansen Mrs Georgena By Crand family from Nevada week in Bunkervllle, Nevada. Georg Magnuson, E. M. CouLake of Salt Dellas Atwood and Mr and Mrs Melvin Frand Clare Larsen phoned his mo awford and other Emery Three youths of Emery Coun ther City was a visitor at the home and daughter from Amerthat he was sailing Monnty members of the" Elks Lodge sen were called S. for ty Mrs of his parents, Mr and day for Japan. He stated that were instrumental in getting ican Fork were down for Thexaminations dur ll E. Atwood, during the holidays. physical had sailed two Coy Jacobsen these books for the Ubrary. anksgiving at the home of -Mr and Mrs Rex Oviatt of ing the month of September, for Okinawa Kofford. to official report. Price visited Sunday at the Ada according Mr and Mrs Wayne Guymon Mractorton K . Ilai These Oviatt home. vorse of Denver Colorado, re- and children and Mr and Mrs HUNTINGTON NOTES wrlvifYouna Mr and Mrs Udell Atwood Mack Guymon and family fr cently joined their parents, Mr Gae A',ani By Mrs Flora Jensen and children of Provo were weDm Idaho were visiting at the Mrs Orval Sorenson In home At the Ralph Young ek end visitors with relatives Dugmore of Ferron. of Mrs Emma Guymon home River at the home of (Green of this week were sons Milton In Elmo. are the and1 Mrs Hal Worthen, The for Mr They Thanksgiving. reto were called Four boys Mrs Gena Oviatt and son Salt Lake, Vem cf Ogden, Carl children of Lewis Guymon. physical party enjoyed a picnic at the of Provo and their families, Rulon were visitors at Kenil- pert for Mr and Mrs Russell Snow on November 14: cold water geyser. examination the at on andt his mother, Mary Young, had their children home for worth Thanksgiving Don and a brother, Vance Young, Thanksgiving. There were 14 home of Mr and Mrs George John G. Timothy, Elmo, Tim Greenriver Edwin Cleveland, Colby, Garry King is home on leave of California. Jensen. present. j from the Navy. He has to re- Mr and Mrs Ben Hanse, Ver-d- a Drew RichardW. of Huntington, El-' of Jensen and Marvin to Seattle Washing back port Mr and Mrs Reuel Jones and and Glen spent Thanksgiv mo. t:n the 8th of December. son are home again after spat Price at the Gerald ing Duane Wimmer from Cres- , home. ending the summer in Oregon. cent Junction was here Satur- holi- The December meeting of the The Aloha Club held a party the Hansen Glen spent of Educa Saturday night at Zola JenEmery County Board Its offices sens. The men were Invited. tton will be held at from the Marines, In Huntington at 7:00 p. m., FT A was held Monday night an(j frs Merwin Johan- - charge The Friendship Club will hold Mr and Mrs Bud Wimmer school house. week. Lehi Monday, December 10, 1951, inlast the in Speakers at sen visited and stead of the regular second Sat a social at the home of MrMon-aibter arrived at Budil were Mr and Mrs Andrew Me Merwin went on to Idaho while. anc 1 School Mrs Hyrum Rasmussen cent Th- - Mr? Johansen Thursday morning. Mr Moffitt. and In returned urday of the month. will Lloyd home, will person appear Hollywood star, who be day Dec. 3. The men are spec-- 1 REX KING bas been in Korea with the Board1 election returns told what to do in case of ey in Theater between Castle night Saturday cele the at Huntington are also ial guests. They Marine Corps and was Just recanvassed at this meeting. attack. A double Mr and Mrs Orcel Oliver an 8:30 and 9:00 oTlock. This will be a jprclal added attraction to Provo tored rating the birthday of Mrs Married cently discharged. the 1. Sunday. from First published November 622 Vera YOung Snow. She is awful old. on the Castle Theater bill for the night of December Last published December News Pan-guit- Big Role At Ogden Show Farmers Uiin Meets Held ch big-na- YouugFarmrs Plan Meet j t . Fer-ro- -- lUHd - i j Br-wo- rk i i Under the Colors ed j ed Temple Rites Unite Pair Ar-so- VunSwheniivon ld i , , ys 1 ; sleiJff e- top-ra- te re-i- ng I ELKS LODGE GIVES BOOKS per-wh- at j Castle Dale News ict Rites Honor Ferron Matron n, z; ovl 3000 Turkeys Are Shipped we-goi- ng NOTICE Mc-Ilo- vd Wit-be- ck Huntingtn Citizns m, Ber-tru- ell Seven Called For Exams de m cn Isa-be- o- ; -, on NOTICE Str-ingha- m jr Cres-Ne- . t mo-tr- io j |