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Show PAGE FOUR thursday.m THE T7ECELY REFLEX New About F2cs Mr NEWS FROM Mrs Glen Briggs, Mr GJJNTON Mrs 'A. Z., Green, Mr Mrs Joseph CmmII CM.tr CUrfc r ImfwUti Lon Mrs S. Thurgood and Mr ' ' Elmer Frasier ai, son of Mr FartW hlwilba. H. Kennard all attended the South Irw VIRGINIA 8. BENNETT Mrs Ephraim Frasier, has receivDavis stake Gold and Green ball Correspondent ed notice of transfer from the last Saturday evening. Phone: Kaysville Montana School of Mines at Butte, Notice to E. J. Gleason returned to his Montana, to study and receive Veri C. Waite, C. M. 2c of Camp home Saturday from a twelve-da- y in aeronautical engineertraining . Pendleton, Cal., arrived home trip to Eldorado, Kan. (Cnotinued From Page 1.) the at University of Minnesota ing evening for a two weeks Mrs.-Ar- vid Waite whp ac Minn. ,A. at Estate of Joseph S. King, deceas- Tuesday Paul, St comers tin heat started home the of his par- companied her mdther, Mrs. Albert furlough St the ed. Paul he got an old Mrs Alvin Waite. Mrs, W. Taylor, of the navy ents, Mr Ensign of Granger to Alameda, smouldering. Then oil Tree, Creditors will present claims White and y on a is home Sea and Bees, drum German daughter, Ileene Waite, Cal.eturned home last Friday with vouchers, to the undersigne who have spent is being the past two weeks that worked beautifully, except for leave. Ensign Taylor They spent two weeks the smoke and at the office of J in California, visiting with Verl evening. hazard. Odd transferred from Virginia to Califire with and brother son, their visiting and Nebeker and Thornley K. accompanied him home. Harold Tree, of the coast guard fixed that by adding an under- fornia. Swan, Kearns Building, Salt Lake Miss Jacqueline Wragg of ProMr Mrs Therin Briggs and artillery there. ground stovepipe section which City, Utah, on or before the 28th daughters, several smoke .out the vo is the guest of Mr Mrs Wright brought Lois and Geraldine, Bishop and Mrs. G. Henry Ramp-to- n yards away day of April, 1944. Child this week. Kaye, left last Saturday morning atLOVENIA KING, and Mrs. Lillian Quelhorst, not for he Baid, will where Nampa, wonderful, Its Ida., Pvt Junior Child of the U. S. Mathey; Administratrix of the estate tended of Miss La make their home. Mr Mrs Alma Verne the wedding room because warms the it is home with his parents, Mr. up only rines of Joseph S. King, deceased. Cook Gibby and Lewis Davis last and lets me will occupy the home of Mr wet, muddy my Mrs dry Date of First Publication, FebWright Child on a ten-da- y of home at the Wednesday evening I Mrs. can shoes because but at Briggs. is training with the leave. Junior night, 1944. Mr 24, Mrs Loewenstein of ruary Myron Mrs. Joseph Holbrook spent last make some midnight snacks, when- U. S. Marines stationed at ColoDate of Last Publication, March Ogden. Bishop Rampton performFriday visiting with her daughter, ed the marriage ceremony which ever I get another" package of rado Collee, Colorado Springs, 16, 1944. Mrs. Howard Stringham and Her al- Colo. was. followed by a bridal supper. spam from home . .. I got four Odd used to be a cook at family at Bountiful. ready. Mrs Leon Johnston Carl K. Barber returned to his the Bluebird Cafe in Salina, Ensign Summons Mr Mrs William Bateman're Utah, have from Bosbeen transferred work the Farmers Union at at and ate midnight snacks all the turned to their home at Bloomingto orfolk, Va. Ensign ton, Mass, afternoon Layton after four-daWednesday IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ton, Ida., last Friday after a y time. Thats where I got the hab- Johnston has graduated from offivisit with their THE STATE OF UTAH, SECand a two weeks illness of influenza. it, he said. cers training school at Wellesby Mrs. Walter Baird and Mrs. KenOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN daughter, Mr Mrs Carl K. Bar If Odd eats too much at night College. neth Allan of Ogden were Sunday AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ber. tosses in his bed and cant and Sunday guests of Mr Mrs Mil-to- n Mrs Mrs. E. J. Gleason visited Wed- visitors at the home of Mr DAVIS. he just flicks on the sleep, Burnett wee: Mrs. Nettie Arnold Bodily. nesday with her mother, Mrs. Wil The bedlamp is a salvaged Smith and daughter, Florence, J4r Mr Mrs Franses Wiggill had JOSEPH L. MABEY, plaintiff, liam Mann of Salt Lake City. connected to an old batMrs Henry Burnett of Salt Lake vs. KATE M. REW. JENNIE Mrs. James Barber, who has been as their Thursday evening dinner headlight he used a Ger- City, Mr Mrs tery. Previously Mrs Vern Fullmer Manning JOHNSON, RUTH CURRY, MAX- very ill for the past six months, is guests, Mr man 88 shellcase painted white in- and children, Mr Florence George C. Los of Mrs. n Cal., a poor condition this week. INE KAUFMANN, JOSEPH COX Angeles, Henry side to reflect the light. Mitchell. The Boy Scouts of the Syracuse Cheney of Ogden, Miss Mary Bish-d- p But thatproperly and JANE DOE COX, his wife, one broke down. The Gleaner and M Men banquet of Darrah Mrs. COX ward Logan, VINCENT are planning a skiing party Wiggill, and JANE DOE and Accommodated dance held Thursday evening Boarders Eva Mrs StanCOX. his wife. IRENE BURR at Snow Basin Saturday afternoon. Wiggill and Mr was attended by Mr Mrs John ford of Odd Pfc. his bed with shares Franses RUTH Wiggill Layton. DEWITT. ELEANOR Wiggill is the Scoutmas Mrs David A. JohnMr Mrs Rufus C. Willey re- Vince Arena, a jeepdrver from Child, Mr , BURR REW TROXELL and JANE - ter. , DOE TROXELL, his wife, AMY Little improvement is being turned home Wednesday morning Beaumount, Tex, who intends to ston, Mr Mrs LeRoy Davis, BarELLA TROXELL shown in the condition of Mrs. Wil- from Denver, Colo., where they vis- start a frog farm as soon as he bara Bonham. Lucille Barlow, DonSCHOLINE, iam Criddle, who Is still confined ited their son, Pvt. Darrell S. Wil- gets back. Recently, too, they took na Parker, Marelyn Parker Jack ELIZABETH WALSTEVENS, in a boarder to sleep in the extra Patterson and Lewis Patterson. LACE, MARY CLARK. CHIL- to her bed at the Dee hospital at ley, at Buckley Field. Mrs Judson Hartley have Mr DRENS HOME OF ROCKFORD Ogden. Mrs. Criddle, who is 78 Little Tommy Roberts, ten month-ol- d room. CpL George Murray, Valley a new son Robof Pvt. Louis C. V. OLSON CLOTHING COMMrs granddaughter. The mother J. 'ears of age, was stricken with a Stream, N. Y, is the lucky guy who PANY, CLINTON F. CROFT, and leart attack and taken to the hos erts, was returned to the home of was permitted to set up his pup-te- is Mrs. Wayne Hartlev The father all of the unknown heirs, devisees pital seven weeks ago. Mrs. Myr his grandparents, Mr Mrs P. T. partition so that is opened up Sgt Wayne Hartley, is in New and creditors of ROBERT REW tie Criddle Flint, a daughter of Sessions Tuesday afUfrnoon from into the warm bedroom - dining Guinea. The Relief society Tuesday will deceased, and all other persons un Idrs. William Criddle, has been the Dee hospital, where he had Murray, who used known claiming any right, title, es confined to her bed at the home of spent the past four days receiving to work in an insurance office, pays begin with a one oclock meeting I his rent by doing all the wood- for visiting .teachers. Mrs. Vivian tate or interest in, or lien upon, dr Mrs Ernest Hansen fbr the treatment for bronchitis. Child will present the teachers Mr Mrs E. B. Gregory" Mrs. chopping for the household. the real property described in the last 13 weeks suffering with a Milton and Hess, teart adverse to ailment Jr., son, Tad, complaint The trio had their housewarming plaintiffs Miss Edith Knighton of the Dee Mrs. Fred Gregory and Miss Doro- - on Christmas Eve and the tent ownership or clouding plaintiff's title thereto, defendants. lospital nursing , staff, visited in thy Mae Gregory,' all of Farming-ton- , looked like a first aid clearing ita were Saturday visitors at the tion after a The State of Utah to the said yrscuse the first part of the week big battle everybody home of Mrs. Rutn Tree and Miss was there. Defendants: at the home of her parents, Mr For the occasion they Kate Tree. You are hereby summoned to ap- drs William Knighton. ' -had some home-sechicken nooStake missionaries of the North dle soup and some A group of close friends enter pear within twenty days after the and fruit figs service of this summons upon you tained with a surprise party in hon Davis stake were speakers at the that their washwoman, Mamma if served within the county in which or of Mrs. Lynn Wilcox at her home Sunday evening sacrament service Mia, Mama also over. brought this action is brought; otherwise sst Thursday evening. Those mak last Sunday. Karl D. Zaugg was over some olive ' oil and within thirty days after service, ing up the party were Mrs. Law in charge of arrangements for this brought to make French Fried popotatoes . and defend the above entitled ac- rence Briggs, Mrs. Willard K. program. but last tatoes, that didnt long. Mrs. George A. Rampton, who tion; and in case of your failure so Irown, Mrs. Elmer Wilcox, Mrs. We were all set to make a little to do, judgment will be rendered has been ill for the few past lodney Eames, Mrs. Myron Bodily, weeks, sign saying, God Bless Our Little you according to the demand drs. Roy Beazer, Mrs. Bruce Flint, was taken to the home of a Home but the topkick just con of the complaint which has been drs. Bob Bodily and Mrs. Law Mr Mrs firmed the rumor that were mov filed with the Clerk of said Court. rence I. Criddle. Laffe Gibby, last Monday afterOdd. lamented tomorrow, up ing This action is brought to quiet Mrs. Karl Newton of Levan is noon. And now the three of them have title to the following described real a guest at the home of Mr Pvt. William. G. Warren will been . automatically dispossessed, tate - situate in Davis County, lari D. Zaugg. Mrs. Newton Mrs and levae Saturday for Camp Roberts, and will never be able to put in Utah, Mrs. Zaugg are sisters. Cal., after a two weeks furlough those cellophane flexiglass winThe South half of the SouthNuel H. Bambrough, who is at the home of his parents, Mr dows they were thinking about east Quarter of Section 4, Mrs Glen Warren. lending a month furlough with Thats the with war, Township 4 North, Range 1 us parents, Mr Sheriff and Mrs. Jospeh Hol- said Odd, it trouble Mrs Willard M. breaks a guys up West, Salt Lake Base and Mebrook had as their Sunday dinner home life. lam brough, left Wednesday for a ridian, containing 80 acres weeks visit with relatives in Ne- guests, Mr Mrs Jerro Steed and R G. M. more or less, together with all vada. Nuel has been in the United two daughters, Donna and Betty, i-rights, privileges , and appurStates since Christmas after serv of Clearfield. tenances thereunto belonging. PROMOTED Mr Mrs J. D. Gardner left for ng in the U. S. navy fourteen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cook of JUDD, RAY, QUINNEY months in the South Pacific area, their home at Blackfoot, Ida, AND NEBEKER will enter a special diesel school in (Thursday) morning after spending Syracuse, have received word from THORNLEY K. SWAN. Chicago after the middle of this the winter at the home of Mrs. their son. Max M. Cook, that he vv'v 'v Gardners mother, Mrs. Florence Attorneys for Plaintiff. month. P. O. ADDRESS: Mrs. Samuel Cook attended the Bennett. Mr. Gardner has been 921 Kearns Building, 'ebruary meeting of the Daugh employed at Hill Field for the past Salt Lake City, Utah. ters of Pioneers, Camp 39 of Og three months. , Dates of publication. February 3, on, of which she is a vMr Mrs Carl K. Barber vismember, 10, 17, 24; March 2, 1944. ast Friday evening at the home of ited Monday with Mr Mrs Elgin Irs. Juanita Allan of Mrs Barber at their home in I '. WAR BONDS will bring our Vivian Peterson wasOgden. City. assisting fighting men back home sooner. lostess. TRUCK CERTIFICATE NEEDED NOTICES SYRACUSE ft 62-J- the" WAR FRONT -2 Creditors . -- ten-da- 20-gall- topic." Mrs Ruby Davis will .give the lesson on theology; FR SALE . RATION STAMPS DATA model pickup , Green stamps K, L, and M in ration book four for processed foods and red stamps Y and Z in will rebook three for meats-fat- s main valid after February 27 until March 29. But bear this in mind. Their value will not change to ten pointrf like the red and the blue stamps in Ration Book Four. Green stamps K, L. and M and red stamps Y and Z will still have that value stamped on their face 8, 5, 2 and 1 points. So use these stamps up first. After you have used up the red Y and Z stamps in Book Three you will only have to carry one ration book for the purchase of foods. ; CHEAP Phon Frminton , attention, ' Users Of ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Service Repairs -- nd 0,1 sippfi,; - ?- ELECTROLUX 1036 24th WAR BONDS will buy the bombs to blast the Axis! Phone OS?. Bon-in-ia- w, - bed-lam- p. nt BILL PARKERS RADIO SERVICE room-kitche- n. PHONE KAYSVILLE 173-- W nt son-in-la- w and-daugh- ter, to-w- it: - - Salt-Lak- DAVIS COUNTY SHEET METAL WORKS COAL and GAS FURNACES STOKERS and AIR CONDITIONERS GUTTERS : SKYLIGHTS : CHIMNEY TOPS FURNACE CLEANING Ciaa. A. Tramp, Prop. Phone Bountiful 1M or IK Buyers of used trucks must file a certificate of transfer with war price and rationing boards showing the price paid before gasoline rations can be secured, lliis regulation has been adopted by OPA that inflationary tendencies in this market can be checked THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... GET YOURS NOW-a- t' Ceiling Prices MAX M. COOK had been advanced to the rank of corporal about February 1, 1944. He is serving in the medical corps, and has been stationed in the Aleutian Islands for the past months. Max was one of the first boys to leave Syracuse for the armed forces. He was inducted on April 8, 1941. Before leaving for Alaska, he was stationed at Fort Ord, Cal, and Camp Seeley, leaving there in May of 1942. twenty-on- e I WAR BONDS will provide a cushion" for post-wyears. ar and up. Want to learn REMEMBER Buy More War Bonds! like to be a a skilled stenographer, an airplane mechanic, an expert driver la the Womens Army Corps you have a chance to get valua-- . ble Army training training that may pave the way to bigger pay, better jobs after the war. TODAY find out about all the WAC offers you the interesting jobs, the chance to meet new people and see pew places, and to help your coun- WOULD "Somethin special catch your eye in the o paper, Judge? Sure did, Chet.;.an article here telling about prohibition in India being written off by the Madras government as a dismal failure after a three-yetrial They found out that enforcement was ineffective and that there was a steady increase in bootlegging and other violations of thelaw which increased penalties failed to check; ar Tkit It all goes to prove what Ive said time and time Again, Chct..prohibition dots not prohibit. Its been tried in this country 47 times in the last 33 years and discarded everywhere except in three states. Was .found to be a failure and abandoned in Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, too. Same thing happens every time. as soon .as legal liquor is voted outi bootfeg liefuor with . its crime and corruption moves right in. immotW h Cmtntt fAfcwM Inu. Y OU try. Styles and Fabrics and Colors to Thrill Mylady! m j APPLY at any U. S. Army r'Nting Station. Or write: The Adjutant General 4415 BW" Washington 25 D. 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