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Show AN OPEN The residents o fEmery Ooun ty have the same relationship to Carbon College as do the people of Carbon County. Carbon College Is as much their school as it is the college of the people of Carbon County. They can send their youth to it and come enroll themselves, for now with the establishment of a bus service at reasonable rates front nearly every com munity in Emery County, the school is brought to the very doors of each Emery County resident, and the College can be attended at very reasonable costs. The greatest cost per month to a student for is $22.00. The cost for the rental of a room at the larger colleges and universities is that high, andi those who leave have added high costs for board, laundry, and other trans-porati- LETTER miscellaneous expense. Emery County has a diffi-cu- lt time in getting teachers for its schools. Why do not some of the Emery County mar rietii women whose children are grown, come to Carbon College as did Mrs. Behunin, and as others have done, and prepare themselves for positions in their own schools? If these women began study at Carbon. before College, almost they could realize it, they would be to a ready begin profitable and very great service to the people cf their own community. Carbon College is a cultural and economic asset for Emery County. Those who are on its payrolls make up a part of the market of those who pur chase Emery County livestock, farm and dairy products. The effect of Carbon College on on TO THE PEOPLE OF of Religion, which is held near Carbon College. Such sons and daughters will then be growand knowledge ling in their concepts of religion and will be able to apply this knowledge to the benefit of the church members of their own comniun ity. There is no question that and ideals religious growth and take place more surely permanently when the knowledge can be applied! in service. Those who stay at home and serve enrich themselves and their com m uni ty "'Tliose who go to a large school become one of many listeners with little or no chance to work, lead, or serve. We continually pauperize our own community organi zations and communities when we send our youth away for for all their education, but very few of them ever return the culture of both Carbon and Emery County people has aland ready been considerable could be greatly Increased If 'all would avail themselves of its opportunities. Support of the new bus sched jule which will be inaugurated to serve those wrho come from Emery County to attend Carbon College, will result in bet-- j ter service to all and a possibility of greatly increased num bers of people who can obtain positions in Price and have from transportation to and costs, their work at reasonable Those industries which are giv en support will, in turn, support the givers. Those interested in religious education for their children should send them to Carbon College and encourage them to take courses in the Institute . Finest Advertising Medium For Emery County JULY 9, Cream of the newe( skimmed for quick perusal Jimmy Nielson home on South Flat. Mr Tucker is now employed in Price. Herbert Bawden is still in serious condition in the Price Hospital with pneumonia. Latest reports were that Mr Wm. T. Litster expected to leave the St. Marks Hospital In Salt Lake City where he was operated on, the middle oi this week. However, he will remain in Salt Lake for a few days more under the doctors care. Huntington Francis Brasher received a badly injured hand while work ing on the road. He is now convalescing. Mrs Hannah Johnson has a case of arthritis in one leg and is unable to get out and around. Bruce Kinder is home from a two weeks stay at the hospital in Price. Rita Jensen was taken to the Gunnison Hospital for an appendicitis operation. She was employed in Manti. Her mother, went to Mrs Alferd Jensen, Gunnison for the operation and they brought .'Rita home this week to stay while she is con- Notices From Agent County Gordon Beckstrand .i1 isackinof ud one-ha- ac-M- ay x-r- ay Al-h- as HUNTINGTON July 10, nTO'D'IT BATTLE CIRCUS with Humphrey Bogart June Allyson Keenan Wynn in Orangeville, Utah, recently joined the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. Cox, in the Army since Dec. '1952, last served at Camp Calif. He is the son of Donald T Cox of Orangeville. Come Sheba WITH THE 5TH REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM IN KOREA The Combat Infantryman Badge for excellent performance of duty under enemy fire in Korea was recently awarded to PFC Alma Larson, son of Mr and Mrs Carl V Larson, Ferron, Utah, while serving with the 5th Regimental Combat Team. PFC Larson, a clerk in Hq. July 15, 16 Co. of the 1st Bn., arrived in Madison Korea in March. Guy Ray Mala Emery Carole Mathews Marjorie Maxfield and MrMrs Ludean Maxfield motin ored to Salt ILake last Thurs- HEI) SNOW day where they met Morris who just received his Pole Maxfield Mystery Bombs Rock The Over! honorable discharge from the Take Scouts And Eskimo U. S. Army. The past several months were spent on M. P. duty at Panmunjam. July 17, 18 Orangeville Duane Guymon, son of Mr THE SAVAGE and Mrs W. L. Guymon, returned to his new Army camp In Technicolor prior to going to Alaska. He . He loved as he fought a furlough with home enjoyed like the savage he was! folks the past week. with Huntington, son of Mr Mrs Preston Huntington, Charlton Heston ls home on leave from the U Susan Morrow S. Navy. Aother son, Lt. Glen Hanson Peter Huntington, and wife and ba- by were also home at the With . Burt Lancaster Shirley Booth Terry Moore sa-lho- s, n, News the week end visitng with rela- tives. Mr and Mrs Carlyle McPhie of Stansbury, Wyo. spent Friday visiting at the Wm. T Tit ster n ome. M-an.ci '!4rs June Day and s. farmly visited one day last wlth her mother, Mrs Alice r we-ain- Larsen. Mrs Floyd Anderson spent a few days in Salt Lake City at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed- die Kochevar assisting in the home and getting acquainted with her new grandson. Mr and Mrs Maynard Allred andi Mr and Mrs Douglas McMullen and her sister from Salt Lake City spent the 4th of July at the Cleveland Res- ervoir. Mr and Mrs Van Jones and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jones and 1 TJIT ternoon visiting with their par wiwi6 Sy! ents Mr and Mrs Lynn Jones, rnmAniL' Ellen pack, of Castle Dale. Allen, Clara Bailey, Emelie Con over, Dianne Peacock, Sylvia Childs, Zella Wayman, Char- - DeannRalnMy A A July 12, 13 Back, Little Cleveland ChristeS WITH THE 25 TH INFANTRY Pvt. Gary DIV. IN KOREA D. Cox, whose wife, Della, lives 111 holi-idlay- rs. VkllCT Castle Theatre holidays. Mr and Mrs Lee .'Ralphs and children of Spanish Pork visited last week end with his parents, Mr and Mrs Deloss Ralphs. Mrs Hannah Christensen had as her visitors during the her daughter, Enna, and family, Mr and Mrs LeRoy Moore, of Salt Lake City. Little Cynthia Sue Behling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Behimg, and Carol Ann Bearn-sedaughter of Mr and Mrs Nelvin Bearnsen, received their names Sunday in Sacrament meeting. The YLMIA Presidency was recently sustained in their new positions. They are Gladys Nel son, Pres., Ruby Behling and Delma Leslie, Counselors and Edna May Funk as. Secretary. Morris Young of TSalt Lake City was here a few days this week at the Hyrum Zwahlen home visiting. Mr and Mrs Lee Gledhill and children of Green River visited with her mother, Mrs Millie Christensen, the first of tnis week and then went on to Gunnison to visit with the Gledhills there. Mrs Christensen went with them as far as Provo where she visited with one of her aunts. In the Sunday evening meeting the Young Ladles officers had charge as it was award night for the girls of the MLA. There was 30 girls of the Beehive, Mia Maids and Jr. Gleaners who had the honor of receiving these awards. They are: Bernice Cox, Carol LarNadieane son, Irene Larson, Tuft, Marlon Carlton, Gwen Irene Hansen, Ann Caldwell, JT- n-, n) I Sit-ter- Mrs Deborah Huntsman The boys chosen in Ferron to go to Boys State by the American Legion and Auxiliary are David) Behling and Billy Nelson. They will leave soon. Mr and Mrs Erwin Boldt and children of Salt ILake City and Mr and Mrs Heinz Krowas afid two children were here visiting with the Bp. Richard Behling family during the 4th of July By Mrs Lloyd Jones, Reporter Cleveland The George P. White family held a family reunion at Ola Folks Flat in Huntington Canyon over the week end. Those who attended were: Mr and Mrs Ray White and daughter and Miss Lillian White of Salt Lake City; Mr and Mrs (Lawrence B. Johnson and family of Ogden; Mr and Mrs Thomas White and children of Midvale; Mr and Mrs George C. White, Mr and Mrs Glen Frandsen andi children of Price; and Mr and Mrs George P. White of Cleveland. Joseph White of California was the only member not present. by Malathion, the newly modivalescing. fied name for IMalathon, is Emery on the market for the now Denzil Jacobsen is home af- control of insects and mites, Price the this at ter operation and has a low toxicity to mam- Hospital. His wife, Eva, stayed mais. For the reduction of flies with him during his illness and around buildings which house livedi with her sister, Lillian domestic animals, around,' ds and around homes, apply containing two gallonsv Christian sen has been!a spray emulsifialble UqJMalathion ho Hid (10 lbs. of actual Mala-thiofu in HOO gallons of water, ther treatments. Apply the spray to any wet sur Christian Christiansen return face where flies will light and edl from the Price Hospital last congregate such as walls. week, where he has been con- fined since the accident which- Thp fThinh threat is took the life of Merville Jacobover r. any Yeans. The barrier method of control is still applicable where the Ch- Orangeville inch 'bugs hit the small gr. Bp. and Mrs Raymond R. The newest and most took their son Terry to is Dieldrin, Salt Lake City Monday for spec effective barrier lf pound of ial treatments on his arm. Mrs using Reid accompanied them to have some pictures taken. Federal label acceptance has Cleveland been granted to Aldrin far Mr and Mrs Ben Tucker have c,ontroi 0f alfalfa weevil larva, moved from Colorado where ne Qnjy wo ounces of actual had employment, into the dim per acre in the emulsifi-abl- e concentrate or wettable powder formulations, does the jab. The insecticide is to be applied as soon as the infesta tion develops, but should not be applied within fifteen days of crop cutting if forage is to be used for hay or pasture. yar-Mye- fits from their wonderful ex- lizes it must have trained Four L. D. S. missionaries re- perience. The two are listeners men that and women and that it turned from their missions and in the big university ward, but must permit scholars to comWorld War II to study at Car they have little or no oppor-- 1 their education before bon College. While they were t unity to serve, for many other1 plete with us they studied in the returned missionaries are there1 they give military service. Those who are not willing to work 'l. D. S. Institute and helped to to compete for the few posi-- j in college anidi make progress establish that o r ganization, tions in their ward. Under' in their studies have no busiwill growth they held leading positions in which situation their ward auxiliaries, they more surely take place and ness to be In college anyway. were active in scouting, and under what conditions will the, Carbon College will do its utthey grew in power and un family and the community reap most to help the worker to of their religion. ithe greatest good? derstandmg succeed, but It does not Invite While they were in their wards Carbon College will be as the loafer to its dloors. the ward functioned with en- safe a place as any other seh-People of Emery County, we thusiasm and activity. Two ool can be for the student who ether missionaries from Car- is willing to work at his stud- urge you to accept Carbon Colbon County returned, gave their ies, regardless of R. O. T. C. lege as your college. Send your talk to their ward programs. If the young man youth and come yourselves and and then left for a larger shows an ability and will to help us to make it the great you will wish it to schorl where they could "study profit from education, the gov- institution t heir religion". Their homes, ernment will not draft him be. It Ls very anxious, willing, their community, their wards, into military service until after and able to be of the greatest their younger brothers and sis his college education is com- posable service to you. ters are not receiving the bene pleted. The government rea (s) Aaron E. Jones i 1 home-comi- ng Read In ONE THOUSAND Homes Weekly Ferron News Reunions . . old off to enrich us. THURSDAY AT CASTLE DALE, UTAH EVERY PUBLISHED 1953 Top of the News . . . COUNTY PROGRESS (EIMEIRY THURSDAY, J EMERY COUNTY Annette Con- - a visit. Also at over Among the people who spent their 4th of July holidays he- don Chappell and son of Salt re were: Mr and Mrs Harold Lake and Louise Huntington Petersen, Mr and Mrs Kent of Provo. , West, Mr and Mrs Blaine Dun- can, Mr and Mrs Jim Peacock, perron At home for the 4th of July! celebration were three of our soldier boys who are home on MLid Mrs Henrv leave. They were Thad Nelson, Thll Maerath d son of Mrs Jessie Nelson, and mearnvf; his wife Patsy; Neil Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Cloyd Nel- BehltoS of son, and LeRoy Edwards, son i?d Mr IsGeYee onH IMwoHo Mrs Wnmor nf Petersen, Mrs Dora Jensen and Mr and Mrs Gus Burdis of Price; Mr and Mrs Lee Petty ' TU- his "parents, Mr'YidMrs "Mur-an- d Jones. He has had very little training as yet due to an attack relapses following Gf pneumonia, TYNDALIL AFB, Fla. L.t Dean P. Barton has reported to Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida to begin training in the Aircraft Controller School located here. The training Lt. Barton receives in the school will extend over a period of 8 to 10 weeks. Huntington AKAN Leland Max Powell, son of Mr and Mrs Leland d well, is home for a 17 day ve. He has been stationed at the Naval Air Station in Corry Field, Pensacola, Florida and will return there after his visit Vin Po-T- lea-an- ed . . Quite a few merchants of Ehiery County soldi fireworks for Fourth of July celebrants in violation of the State law, it was amiounced this week by Sheriff Don B. Kofford. These merchants, as well as fvi to drag the reservoir and swim mers dived to attempt to recover the (bodies. After several the individuals who purchased 12 and 11, sons of Mr and Mrs bodies were effor Wer of Dewey Jensen of Emery, died ahec1,IioWOrjLS' Survivors, beside the parents, 'by drowning Tuesday afternoon and Iff.f0IT1 said about 1:45. The tragedy cccur-U- are two sisters, (Ronnie t Vicky Fae, 6 and 2, and Mrs on, y caps red at the G. E. Anderson Luella are legal under Emery, and Mr apout four miles south and MrsJensen, Ariie Johnson, Monti-cellthe statute, Sheriff Kofford 'erv0jr Fmerv warned that his office, in co- grandparents. The boys, with their operation with town and city cousins, Jensen Hicks and Dwight officers, intends to enforce the Blackburn, had gone to the law hereafter. reservoir to swim. Carl, the younger brother, began to exand the oldperience CLEVELAND NOTES. er brothertrouble, took an inner tube and swam out to help him. Mrs Lloyd Jones, Reporter were drowned. Mr and Mrs Carrol Jensen Both by Mrs Joy Harrison Hicks Blackburn drove to and sons of Provo spent Satur town R. E. Blow of North Mrs of Hundreds for help. day visiting with their parents, California has been Hollywood, rushand1 scores cars of Mr and Mrs Wilford Jensen, people visiting at the home of her and enjoying the 4th celebra- ed to the site. Boats were used brothers, John, Harold and Antion. drew Bell. Mr and Mrs Leon Bawden Geraldine Bell, daughter of and family of Provo spent Sun Mr and Mrs Andrew Bell, is day afternoon visiting his mo ther, Mrs Ann Bawden. visiting with her sisters, Helen, and Beulah, in Salt Lake. Visiting with their mother, Mrs Ann Bawden, last week Mrs Lorraine Falsome, Price, were Mrs Phil (Nellie) EdwarEmery County Cancer Chair Utah- Nairses Association Disds and andi Mrs man, daughter anntrict Four representative, preElwood (Shirlene) Thomas and ounces Mrs DeLon Olsen, figures of sented a United Mine Workers-Uta- h 2 children all of Provo. collections made in Emery CoNurses Association sponMr and Mrs Teddy McCand-les- s unty for 1953 Cancer Cam- sored scholarship to Miss Eliza beth Bell of Castle Dale. These visited with her folks, the paign. Gomer Arnolds, last week. Mrs Dennis Kill scholarships are valued at $200 Orangeville each and are good for any sch Mr and Mrs Vearl Tucker ian, chairman, $76.80 ool of nursing in the State of and Bobby and Shila of ElMrs Lucille Allen, Utah. Moore mo were Sunday visitors at chairman, 4.75 the Van Jones home. Mrs Ray Olsen, chEmery Miss Marlene Frandsen, dau airman, 56.51 ghter of Mr and Mrs Glen FrElmo Mrs Lillian Oviatt, andsen of Price, has been spending some time with her chairman, 23.40 grandparents, Mr and Mrs Geo Castle Dale Mrs Lloyd rge P. White. chairman, 99.15 Mr and Mrs Harry Whetsel Mrs Francis Huntington and family of Salt Lake City Jane LeRoy, chairman, 90.25 were week end visitors with her Mrs Elizabeth Bi Cleveland mother, Mrs Ruth Nelson, and shop, chairman, 56.00 son Arden Lamph. Mr and Mrs A. Mr and Mrs Reed Bishop Lawrence CASTLE DALE and children of Orem were week H. Wilstead, chairmen, 25.00 end visitors at the !R. O. Bishop Ferron Mrs Varian Box, home. chairman, 78.45 Mrs Edna Snyder of Salt Green River Mrs Helen Tid July 19, 13 was Lake City a visitor at the well, chairman, 97.00 Douglas McMullen home for CALL OF THE WILD a few days last week. Mrs McThe total sum collected amMullen and Mrs Snyder are ounted to $607.31. Thanks and Thrill again the the mightiest sisters. congratulations to all who as- adventure of them all! Mrs Odell and two children sisted in this successful camare spending a few days visiting paign. With eier mther Myrtle Mor Mrs Clark DeLon Olsen Gable (s) Loretta Young m o, Castle Dale News Cancer Drive Totals Given - te Mo-ffi- ROCKET tt, THEATRE Jack Oakie July 12, 13 THE LADY WANTS MINK Oh How a Mink Can Make Monkey Out Of a Man! In TRI COLOR , a with Dennis OKeefe (Ruth Hussey Eve Arden - of Provo. Mrs Ruth Roberts of Etna, Wyoming andi Mrs Dot Hill ot Grand Junction, Colo, visited last week end with their parents, Mr and Mrs Seth Hitchcock. Also visiting them the previous week was a daughter, Mrs Dollie Taller! co. The American Legion and . Two Brothers Drown In Emery Reservoir fa ierton T- Warning VOLUME 53, NUMBER 45 William Demarest Ferron Traveling to Bryces and canyons this week for a trip were Mr and Mrs Leland Olsen and family. Dr. and Mrs Bruce Easley have returned home with their son Gene Easley and wife after an absence of a month spent in Washington D. C. Returning home with them was Carol Jean Conover who has been visiting in Virginia with her sister and husband, Mr and Zi-o- ns Auxiliary wish to thank every one who helped in any way to make the 4th of July the success that it was. Especially do we thank the different organizations who made floats. They were very much appreciated Mrs Fleetwood. by us. Pres, and Mrs Perry Snow The Legion and Auxiliary two boys took a trip to and a once will be held meeting month during the months of Yellowstone Park this week. July and August. The next Cleveland meeting will be the 1st TuesBp. and Mrs Clay I. Peterson and family and his brother day in August, the 4th. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wat- and family, the Delbert Peter, son visited over the week end sons of Price, enjoyed a trip at the Owen Huntsman home. last week to Yellowstone Park. Helen Dunford and her two Mr and Mrs Lamond Gardchildren of Dragerton visited a day last week with her sister ner of Ogden were week end and family, Mr and' Mrs Leo- visitors at the Louis Larsen home. nard Larsen. Mr and Mrs Fred Ottesen and daughters left Friday eveJhly 15, 16 ning for Yellowstone Park where they will spend a few days HITCHHIKE TO HAPPINESS vacationing. with Huntington A1 Pearce Mr and Mrs Neal Rowley, Dale (Evans daughter Esther Jane and Mrs Brad Taylor Rose Grange are vacationing in Los Angeles at the home of a AND sister and daughter, Mrs Calvin Story, and family. Allan Rocky Lane Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ungerman and Vicki have returned from IN a vacation through Colorado Marshal of Cedar Rock and Wyoming. FERRON NOTES The Acacia Club met at the home of Roxie Nelson one day last week. The time was spent in planning for their 4th of July float. Mrs Eva Conover was put in charge of it. A delicious lunch was served. ORANGEVILLE NOTES Miss Sue Winters is vaca- July 17, 18 Ralph Richardson Ann Todd Nigel Patrick in The Greatest Adventure Story Of Our Time! tioning in Salt Lake City as a Breaking The Sound guest of Miss Carla IRae Jew-kand relatives. es Barrier |