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Show BOX so conceited heard of a guy crosswold his all pit olk, "L ith 'is fountain pen. sunpatliy, the Uushueli soldiers explain, is fiat one girl trades another for the details! x BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, QUOTA OF BOX ELDER FRED PETERSEN RUARY StT SELECTEES IS LISTED ie pi oduc mg toi vietoiy Is rder countys February se-a- s u g C pte--ontnl- y y called iiom Box consists of young have been ordered tJ the induction center to be countv, Lr0 at they Those accepted will be leave, ij home on a shoit latei to enter active Those who fail to pass r hsical and mental exam-fo- a induction will be ie-- ; local draft boaid deired classification CHAIRMAN General Frank bt is as follow s Democratic Committee chairman was foregone conclusion, succeeding Edward J. Flynn. : I1 Baxter, Cillfoi d Rich-todrov- Postmaster C. Walker, whose election as National to the ag v Ray Hardy, Harvey Tracy s Forsgten Boyd Davis Nelson, Wes-ioert- d Reed Jensen, Grant i Shirley Whitaker, Jr, Gordon Einer Stayner L Thompson, Roland Seciist Ivan John Lawrence Elwood El Chustensen John Lonn PeJunius Price STAGE DOOR FRI. EVENING Leonard bale Conge1 Robeit Wilson, Yamen Advance Showing for Jensen, Pied Z Homer, Junior Tom Larry t Ranken Bushnell Soldiers at Hospital Wednesday Sla-Davi- d Anderson Rees Tinge - Daniel Earl Carl Holland, ard oik Ezell Janson, Robert LaMar n Winelci iid cult, La Mar The play will be Edwin Isaacson Red Cioss theatei giun in the ik Alt Bow Harold Jensen, ard Nielsen How-ar- k Peteison ing ell Lee Cannon, Ora Hess ton at Rucker ard Ntphi (River City jne Nolden Bitch. students Andeison 1'iuth Nathan Jackman ird en Edwin Golden Messenger Teetei. ie i ael IS I n Edmundo Vigil 1 Arthur JI'ville ne S Hoting. wue ihosin Tiny of f om the student body to take lolex in the play Othei leading mcmbeis of the cast include Gae Pctuson Shn ley Jean Call Flea Chlaison Alene Kottu Nlani Paisons Ilene Nelson Man Lou IIol man Ba.baia Jen F oij Kathryn Rasmussen Balls, Eva Mae Butler Emilv Soutei , Alice hnudson Clay da Biveily Paison-JosephiChi istensen Du Hunsdker Udv How aid llinscn j ptogram ouhcstni ca spoM of Amei a maich S hiss'. Ji InderwoiJ G by ngboaid and the nt' Rim-1- " Kljl Emptiot he You ig Pi net and will be held on sakotfs afternoon, February the Young Pit w an tn J 30 o clock at Tremonton fiom a ra Fnday aftembon at the ceipt phony time in the Chamber of The public is i!Ultul ,0. clubiooms at Bug- - showing of this pR t the hig City IUstived set tickets Mod k ctor William Peterson and srhool now aie on sUe at (' Ho- Fatt Dnector Myttle David-- ern diug sto e H of schot the s ue extension high pital and at tht the meetings lice ison speak on the teal l county program planW. Jensen Is and the war production Lt. J. Miss county Exter.-servic- e 1 iru-H- y - P Home On Furlough I n U st ' . Lieuti i mt James Janu Mis and Mi faim Eveiyone sen son 0t Bng'vm ill ;'d f askeii to paiticipate in Jensen " foi a she t 7 iion city this week id fni and with l datives I in Lieutenant Jensen cniisU t ues I the of Buckley the army ' - spt Officers ,r 1910 and a y ai isn he to Hawaii Thiee months id S ues So nited I tne to int Thomas C retuinid 4p, D officers foi naming it Campwho in' tmplete at Twenty-nin- e fiom Palms, North Cnobni u ln about ' a week giaduated with -- Dt on Janua.y . ca-e a5IadUd,ed as a tly ing Tensenhasb,enserv,ngn. earned piomotion to 1 biar.ch of tht toa of staff sergeant " will be hmn He "of Mis Ada C y artillei 'Sham Citv a week gar-levei- v 1 xas dd Training anti-aircia- i lvings e 0 Reaches High In Membership This Yr. 24-Year-O- ;,r5L3,C tM;lilRees Spends Furlough In Brigham MARCH OF DIMES AND TABERNACLE IN BRIGHAM SUN i ARE FEATURES OF ANNUAL DRIVE Elder Joseph Fielding1 Coin Boxes About Smith To Be Visiting Town; Dance At II. S. G m Sat. Night General Authority ld Quirteilv Stake against infintile Spungs ndi i i paialysiS and the the Watm foundation for expci and lesi uch was ev ei yw heue eveiy way possible for "his woithy cause All civic clubs and otgamza-tion- s aie cooperating, both in the Maich of Lhmes and in selling and buy ing tickets foi the' Bnthday Ball Tickets are on sale at 75 cents Dr. At this low piice, each Fishbuin declared, everyone in this temtoiy should buy at As in past least one ticket yeais, it is expected that a laigr number of tickets will be sold to persons who do not intend to attend the ball. Above actual expenses, eveiy cent of the proceeds fiom the March of Dimes the ball will be divided equally between the countys fight against Infantile Paralysis and the national foundation All work is being done voluntanly. i, ham f this year, this week that eveiyone paiticipate the event ui ged Tickets weie on sue in Bug ,i id smi minding 'owis and at Busline II tieneial hospital this week toi the annu il Piesi de'iits Buthd ly ball to be held S it in el y night Januaty 30, m tne high school gvmmsium In addition the Maich of Dimes annual collection of sm ill (and luge) charge as an additmnil benefit to the fight conteienee AGAIN w iv Able S Rah loun'v chan-ianman and Di Russill W Fish-bum i Ini. mm of the Bngham City bill foi the Jumoi Cham-bei of Comnuice dueetois of d 1 ' 1 Nation To Dance At His Birthday Ball Welfaie woikeis 7 3o p dneetion m Session undei the of the Stake Sunday SERVICES FOR to hi mg the local company 's membeiship to 60 men by the end of Febiuary, it was foi 17 PpPI KhI VA k llillU UlJLiLi t explained this week by Clyde Stiatloid, captain We feel that guard training will be of value to eveiy man in Bngham who is eligible for And the guaid enlistment company, and the training the men in it have received, might be of inestimable value to our city and state should some f01een arise, Stiatfoid declared Officeis fiom the state head-- j quarters will be here foi mally Brigham Woman, 70, Laid To Rest Here j foi Mis Nclf sSeely, 70! who Rees Jensen son of Mr and passed away iALludjyJyllQW Mis M E Jensen, left Moning a short (ijjlness, were held day for Chicago following a Friday afternoon, January 22 weeks fui lough spent in Brig in the Brigham Third ward ham visiting his patents and chapel, with Bishop V H Stay-no- i fi lends officiating Hi will l eturn to Utah the The pielude was played by! fust of Febiuaiy to study foi Rula Saekett Joppson, with opon-tthiee months at the agntultui inspect the local company ing piayer by Jesse W Iloopes al college in Logan aftci which Febiuary 8 Mis Connie Petei s sang a vocal Monday he will go to Tieasuie Island Stiatford evening, was be- - solo, followed by remarks by effort an said off San 1 ancisco to completi to all V D Cummings not have made only his couise as a radio technician ing of the guard members H D Woffinden of Gailand present with the U S navy on hand for inspection, but sang a solo, followed by lemaiks Jensen enlisted in the navy also to have the a number of new by E Ray Morris of Paik the first of Octobei to fill out the company Harold B Felt played a, ley The campaign to1 by that date solo Returns I roni New York enlistments wall continue F Earl Wakcr of Salt Lake Reed Simonscn returned Mon secuie or until the company is filled, Y )ke aml Frallk Rubsclj diy from Rochester, N Po- - Cj until the end of aho of galt Lako Clti sang a wheie he has been on detached tential membeis Febiuary vvere uige , Rema)ks were made by 'iv.ce foi the a. my air foice however not to delay in filling Kled j Herschi and Bish- Bsh at Bausch and Lamb optical out their apilications an S.monsen airop is Stayner, and the closing company The fust battalion of the first prayer was by Joseph Facer ciaft lnstiument mechanic the Utah State guard The prayer at the home was Hill Field neai Og infantry ployed of commmes at offeied by John P Lilly white, is com'ifosed den Ogden and and Ephraim M. Johnson dediLogan, Bountiful, City. Brigham cated the grave Mrs Jeppson In San Diego Training """"a'n'd''edncs-i,President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a victim of infanis town small- - piayed the postlude, assisted by Idaho, Mrs Letitia Smith has receiv Preston, In' of seivices day until time two tile on has the violin Felt Harold er than Brigham City, paralysis who was able to fight back to complete recoved word fromher son. Eugene teiment will be in Bngham Cityot 120 men, in its or D to San been sent has were bearers Pall companies, LeRoy ,blth0 ery, will lead the nation on his birthday in the battle against cemetciy under the direction with blanch of the Idaho state guaid. White, John E. Baird, N L. the dread disease. for Calif, training B Felt laical observance will include a Presimoituaiy the Haiold the marines He left Salt Lake with a waiting list for enlist- Hansen, E A Johnson. John B ball in the high school gymnasium Saturday dents Birthday ments, Stiatfoid said Bngham Mathias and Newell Larsen City on Januaiy 21 Seven-Week-Olto be able should d Baby and annual March of Dimes, which will be under the was the City ceitainly Burial in Bngham night, do half as well, he said Harold the Shows in this area. week with this Spunk way cemetery, Secretary City throughout Here Is Laid To Rest SAN ANTONIO Tex (UP) Anyone interested in looking B Felt moituaiy in chaige son of Theie was no mo lev in the further into the local guaid The sev en weeks-olURGE DONATION GOODS for en- Veil W and Barbara Mane 01 church but when a dioopy eyed company, or in applying listment may talk with any Owen Ward Accepts a gun at yeuti Civ bandit Lake tointed of Salt wjjjams The Victory Service league Elder Chamber of Commerce n member of the company or with Post at Washington U. buned it the Bi.gham City XI is PaM B Crho has aiiungid to pick up spoit-in- and of the Box Elder Junior Fust P.esbvtei inn cnurch sic one of its officers Clyde Stiat ce mem y Monday goods ani equipment any- - Chamber of Commeicc has been Owen Waid has handed in his he tupp'd him, took 'hi fold Jams Kofoid oi Vie The child born in Salt Lake letaiy where state in Bngham City if don- - secured for this campaign, Knud-oi- s as assistant the hin and 25 was lesignation gun began mar.hing City Noumber will indicate that they wish sen said These organizations on a to chemist And when accept wniikil position of Mi an Mis cutside gi i at gi andchud is 8150 a the reseat ch staff of the Uni to contubute it to the campaign will urge their members to turn fie The NewsJouinal and and the Ctv ievo''ei of giabbed F M Lee Bngham at Seat now being held to collect re-- in any used sporting goods they L Olsen of she chased him until he disap year to the boys and girls in vcisity of Washington Mi and Mis and eieatmtii'l equipment foi soldiirslmay have. tolluosc as tie, analyst in service, anvwhere1 peaied in the traffic Ogden at Bushin 11 Genetal hospital Officeis at the hospital have lignin Announiement was made Fn-ria- told Knudsen that sports equipBefore going to the state capis of the dnve and all ment and games need not be tal, Waid was connected with of Bngham City and this in w oi king condition, if it is the Box Elder school system for eight years He served on the area wen' uiged to turn in good possible that minor lepairs will Bear Ittver high faculty, lesid-tn- usi d oi ic'pauable spoits equip- make them so Many talented in Gatland He then moved ment at the pick up depot in the soldiers have free time in which Chevrolet ftom Gatland to Kaysvtlle hav- Cent, a' companys such equipment could be repairshow inom on Main stiect and ed for use For example, a racing accepted a position with the Fonest just acioss the street quet might be if the Davis high school fiame is in good condition, a He is the son of Mi and Mis fiom tin c it hall new bladder could be supplied Theie ha been some J Welton Ward of W ilia i d (,len Knurtsen chair- for a football, basketball or Ward left Mon lay morning foi Seattle Mis. Waid and their man of the Victory Seivice soccer ball, and games may be Lcnoia and It igne sail! this week, but we repaired two daughters Everything is needed and is Shaion, will join him in the near foil thit thin is a lot more onusi d spmts equipment of all welcome in the way of reel nafutuu ke Is bo in town lhat should be tional equipment," a Bushnell neil n The sold ers at Bush- officer declared, fiom football Lamont Yates Now A tui in il hospital really need this gear to tiddly-wink- s ten- and anyone contn-butmequipment Anyone wishing to contiibute Sergeant In i ould feel sure that it spoiting goods or equipment Mis Lamont Yates has receiv- wih be in usi many houis a who is unable to bring it to the ed wotd fiom her husband that dav depot at the Central Chevrolet Ar v l idiv dual m he is stationed at St Petei shut g o.gamaUon bui'ding may clip the coupon on Fla with Flight 261 583, T F wisn.ng to buy new spoits page 2, and fill it in and mail S, Idlewild hotel He has been c qutpment fir this cause may do it, on an envelope or pasted to 'W' 4, 4 w but the c mphaMs was placed a post card, to Glen Knudsen, piomoted to the lank of scr-json eoLection of used geant spoiling chairman, Victory Here is first seaplane glider for U. S. Navy, about to get tryout on GLIDER FOR NAVT SM'geant Yates left Bngham good-- , now used intiequently league, Brigham. The equipment in has several for been now have but Land , with the Decemboi quota of se oi rut at all Navy years, development gliders Delaware river. will be picked up at The cor peration of the Box, the donors home promtply lec'ces become interested in them. Note size of craft in relation to man standing up inside. Funeral services ' o i Val-tecrui- 4 OF SPORTING 1 1 dis-- 1 tin ieilk would be enough toi om pint ot milk a diy foi 621 Stltis toi the entile yeai Wih moie heifeis to fieshen anil tdd to the st ing stanfill is pluming to bettei his fitm.s pi o tut non teeoid n I'M 5 g 1 Davidson will All-Tim- 1 BIRTHDAY BALL i 105-pa- 1 'w home food supply and importance 0f a home oi hunt fat uni in individual m d j meetings under the di-of the County Program CONFERENCE AT PRESIDENTS n Clav Wnlice araiysis 1 bt Music bcfoie lui'un and the b hi will pitted tween acts h' high school oichesti i uidei The 'dneetion of Apollo Hawn i u une s lUimbi lining Meetings ounty Next Week annual wno as cast a Janus Duk Movlen Young Aithur Muiph' Reed Millet tkinson Thomas Ted Eail and Pukci ton Bui B.ly Lynn vide I se uiie 8 o clock Chaione Helllxg Randall, will head j Iwllle "1 pan at the ation building at Bushnell hos pital foi patients Wulncsdav Januaiy 27 and in the high school auditonum foi the Bug ham City aiea public Indas evening Januuv 29 beginning a a NUMBER 8 l.i. HOLD MEMBER Post No. g 1! .oouniement has been madejwUl convene in the Stake tibei-othe pi emotion on Januaiv I5naele in Bngham Sunday Janu ot M not L E Richaulson fiom aty 31 the tank of captain Elder Joseph Fielding Smith Mijot Richardson 24 is the of the Quoium of the Twelve son of Mr and Nils L A Rich- - Apostles will be the visiting aulson of Bngham City He isKeneial authority He will be accompanied by Elder Clyde C Edmonds of the Genet al Chuith Welfate committee Music for the confeienee w ill the Willard be furnished by chon under the dneetion of and by Mis D F Harding gioup ensembles undei the di lection of Neuman Watkins The sessions scheduled for this confeienee aie Priesthood session 9 00 a m for all Pnesthood mcmbeis 10 30 a m Genet al session 2 00 p m Goneial session 4 (X) p m (Meeting of all MEET THURSDAY urn y s 2(1. Brigham Man Now A Major A sa.vmills m othet pdf- - of Ida Six ho and Oiegon ago he letuined to Bngham City to make his home He was a meniDei of the L D S chuich and was a high pm st and teacher in Bngham City Fouith LDS waid Shoitly dNei his mamage he seived a two yeai mission in the Edst01n states mission Belli jp, ls suivived by his widow and the following sons and1 daughter Hen.y Hewitt Wight, Magra Saiah Josephine Rigby Pegiam Idaho, Theodoie J W'ignt Piovo Haivey J Wight and B1 une Wight Jumpci Ida . Bngham Mis Opal Reeder, and City also 19 grandchildien the' following sisteis Ms Eli zabeth Wight of Bea Rivei City Mai ia (.y man Bngnam City and Lucinda W Jenson Tooele Fund al sei vices will be con ducted Wednesday at one thirty in the Fourth ward chapel bv Bishop Wilfoid Fieeman Fi lends may call at the fam-uv home 5j4 North Fouith East onton A iikn It s KMN(,. J MAR us SCHOOL PLAY Lyle Gia-,e- i h ha i E LEGION WILL Bngham Post No 10 of the tmuiran Legion, which this yeai has teached an all tune lecoid fm membeiship will hold itc annual membeiship luncheon at the Memonal home at S o clock Thinxday evening A B Casemarv chan man of membeiship lepoits that the set up quota of membei.ships has by the State Department been exceeded by 10 pet cent We hope and expect to run Homy Wight 81 foimet saw mill operator and tannei died out membeiship at hast anoth Caseman Sunday at a local hospit il toi 'u iu peuent highei He dee land lowing a bnel illness Jun bom in Bngham City A i,lg(, Ul,nout is lequested 27 IStil a son oi The Ephiaim t0) Thuisdav s luncheon Wight and Ha. nett PuKiphi l Legion Auxiliaiy undei the di He was leaied aril edue (ted in 1(,tjl0n 0f Mis j'eail Compton, nd a shoit Bngham City and mamed Lil i piesident willseive J,nson m the Salt I ike LI)S mUsH ,j p10,lam has been le mpie Maich 20 lk95 langed 'I he cost of the luncheon will hi 75 cents a pi ue Following hi muuagi m ado homp i" Jurist i ha "" "lK Jensen fitness for military mine t- e 5 City February will be examined Lake Tom E Band we e sus - counselor suteeed Bennion and Di Manns Eail Sheifieul wa released a.s waid c e k A slices ssoi will be appo nted by the new bishop Stake Piesident Iltivin Bun ieion and James Jensen sec ort counseloi were piesent at the meeting to lclei'-- the ofticeis and make new appointments diaft board consid auota apparently smaller than many semi-monthl- i aiiied local and it t uul Selective Service announced this week h 1 L Pule s( n wa sustiii v Miieii d Hu old NtNon to the b'shouiit. of the Pnst waid i i ie irg.iot ition irueting Sun v Boot her mght Scul I 'd Groups ious In tne p ist 1. months Stanfill has milked no fewei than 12 tows and as many as 21 Fiom these cow s he h is t used 1 head of heifei calves and sold 227 573 pounds of milk and 7 179 pounds Baird. Beecher Are Named As Counselors iruary Quota aller Than Many gw, in J out on tne Smi In Stanlill taim, m Pen ose Box Eldei county NEW BISHOP BOARD; LEAVE FEB. 5 TFEMm HERE IS MILK FOR 623 SOLDIERS! '1 DRAFT ELDER (l y icsi-den-t- ' g y- i Army g o Service |