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Show of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Nebek- - 2 tax ORINNE XLDX& Friday, July Brigham City. A Semi-Weekl- y apers 15, 1949 newspaper Co lino Successor to Nwi THF, BOX ELDER NEWS (Established and 1896) (Established 1909) THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL William M. Long, Editor Charles Claybaugh, Business Manager Published every Wednesday and Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office in Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March Rates: Box Elder County 8, 1879. Subscription J4.00 a year; outside Box Elder County $5.00 a year. Single copies 5 cents. Member United Press, Audit Bureau of Circulations. Utah Stat' Press Association " What Town's This?" A family from Los Angeles, California, passing through Brigham City recently, decided to stop over for a couple hours and visit some friends. It was their misfortune to arrive in town before the chickens were up before even the people were out of bed. This family had the address of the people they were going to visit and as they drove past the new golf course, up the wide avenue on North Main, and down the attractive Brigham City Main street, they were serenely optimistic about finding the address with little trouble. Alas, they searched for the abode until people started filling Main street almost until the chickens were up in fact, but finding the friends home compared with finding Mulberry Avenue in Ilong Kong. They never found the place. It might be true that anybody with the I. Q. of a more intelligent moron should be able to find his way around Brigham City during a total eclipse with a blindfold on, but its surprising how many of us lower morons there are. It would seem that we need some means of identifying all our streets. A little paint lettered onto the curbs at the corners of the intersections would be fine. If the city fathers could filch a little cash from the budget someplace, perhaps we could have some neat white signs at every corner. war-surpl- us Hawaiian People Feel Pinch and Mrs. Eugene Clark and children, Leslie, Lynn and Eugene, of Valt, Ore. are viistors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy D. White. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hirschi announce the arrival of a baby daughter born July 12 at the Cooley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hauser of Twin Falls, Ida. spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martello Nelson. Sally and Kar-len- e Hauser who have spent two weeks at the Nelson home returned home with their parents last Sunday evening. The Guide boys of the Perry primary met last week at the home of their teacher Mrs. Thelma Billings to complete their primary work. After the lesson a social hour was enjoyed in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Devern Perry and Darrell Weeks. A lighted birthday cake bearing twelve candles was the centerpiece. Luncheon was served and moving pictures were shown. Mrs. Billings was assLsted by President Mae Wag-stafMr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owens and two children returned home trip to Friday from a twelve-dathe northwest. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Summers for five days at Baker, Ore. and enjoyed the coolness of the pines miles from Baker up in the 90 who to been people listening Lately weve country. They visitfind things are in a mess and the world is high timber the Grand Coulee dam and ed in no future and, going to pot and theres also with an uncle at Union, Ore. general, the situation is all fouled up. Weve been wasting our time. All theyve got to say, to summarize, is that they dont get Arriving at Yellowstone park on the first of the month to get their way all the time. in on the opening day of fishing in the Yellowstone river, were editorials the Were glad Bobs writing Mr. and Mrs. Grover Harper and now. With that kind of an attitude, wed son Ezra. They enjoyed five have a tough time finding anything to write days good fishing north of Fishan editorial about. ing Bridge in the park. Anderson and of Niehola creditor Christina Anderson, deceased, ALICE H. ROSENBAUM, if living; if dead, all unknown heirs at law and devisees and creditors of Alice H. Rosenbaum, deceased: and all other persons un known, claiming any right, title, estate, interest in or lien upon the real pro perty described in the Complaint, ad verse to plaintiffs title thereto, et J alius. Defendants. THE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this Summons upon you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after service, and defend the above, entitled action; and in case of your failure to do so. judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the Complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. This action is brought to recover judgment quieting plaintiffs1 title to the land in Brigham following described City, Box Eldrr County, Utah. to. wit: rods north of SW 61.9 Beginning corner of NE, of Section 23, Township North. Range 2 West of the Salt Lake rods; South Meridian, thence North 4 deg. 27 East 52.09 rods more- or less to Oregon Short Line Right of Way, thence South 66 deg. Last 6 rods; thence North 24 deg. 0 East 6 rods; thence North 89 deg. 30' East 47 rods to 8th West Street, thence South 30 West 23 rods; thence North 87 deg. 45' West 5 7 rods more or less to Oregon Short Line Right of Way; thence North 87 deg. West 21.7 rods; thence North 8 deg. 35 East 5.2 rods; thence North 7 Attorney deg. 45 West 5.2 rods; thence North 29 deg. 25 West 2 rods; thence North PoMoffic, Addr,. 31 rods; thence deg. 50 West 2 allcy Bank South 87 deg. West 23 3 rods more or less to beginning, less Oregon Short Logian. Utah 9 67 Jcefr V iy ever s ! ir.am1 f-.- jre:' JD Tit'S L- hu dr. j. h. McNamara VETERINARIAN Just East of Bear River City Brigham TW Phone 583-R1- Phone 1 fe ?fflce ?XC Rj V!tl nch- -- ours J We dont want to seem too optimistic, Mr. and Mrs. Master Paul Dredge accomCarter, Mr. though. Someone might get the idea were and Mrs. Henry Floyd Mr. and panied his grandmother Mrs. Norman, getting our way all the time. Well, as a Mrs. Walter Cheal and Mr. and Maud Dredge to Park City Utah, matter of fact, the L. W. is out of town Mrs. Ezra Burt left last Wednes- where he is spending his vaca! day for Yellowstone and en- she reads that, well antidote joyed several days fishing at West Thumb. it with this, pilfered from a magazine: Mothers lament: Life is so dutiful! Sunday visitors at the home Which reminds us of another guy whose of Mrs. Wesley Hubbard were wife went visiting, leaving him at home on Mr. and Mrs .Ernest Combes and baby daughter, Virginia, of Salt the job. He mentioned that the wife was Lake City. Other visitors durbe Bet youll glad due home in a few days. the week were Mr. and Mrs. ing Yeah, Ira B. Lloyd and daughter, Merle, to have her back, we suggested. he replied, but Ill miss getting letters from also of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Combes will be remembered as her. Just in case A family with children, you see! We know a guy who has a sure cure for the next depression. (If his plan is adopted in recognizable form, well give him full credit! There are things about the plan that sound good to us, and things of which were suspicious. Heres the plan: Just get every county in the former Miss Beverly Lloyd. Miss Thelma Thompson student nurse at Dee hospital in Ogden, visited Thursday and Friday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson. She just returned June 18 to her training at Ogden after spending three months at Warm at Mental hospital Springs Warm Springs, Mont., where she took a course in psychiatry, part of her nursing course. the United States to move one project ahead from sometime soon to now. After enjoying a months vacation at the home of her son, and family, at Hayward, It wouldnt have to be a big, major project, Wallace Mrs. Robert Jones and or im- Calif., he says. Maybe a little Arlene Jones, granddaughter, proving project that will cost $20,000 or so, have returned to their homes. and has been scheduled for the next year or Accompanying Mrs. Jones on this the year after. Maybe a public building, or trip were Mrs. Vern Hunt and park improvements. The big thing is for son Wayne who visited at RichCalif., with a daughter, every county, every one of them in the whole mond, Mrs. Cleone Kirk. Mrs. Kirk reUnited States, to join in. turned home with her mother for a visit here. - The thing we like about the plan is that road-buildi- OUR STORES WILL OPEN DAILY Bauman. (Except Sundays and Holidays) Judge Prefers Quiet at ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UP) When Judge R. F. Arledge became annoyed by the sound of air hammers ripping up pavement outside his courtroom window, he signed an order forbidding the noise while court was in session. The pavement crew moved down the street. em a. m. Legal Notices Probais and Guardianship No Consult Clerk of District Court Brigham. Utah, or the respective signers for further information. ticaa. GLENS PEOPLES MODERN DRUG DRUG CO. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF UTAH. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BOX ELDER SUMMONS; RALPH R. REEDER and RUTH B. NICHOLAS vs. REEDER, Plantiffs, ANDERSON, and CHRISTINA ANDER. SON, his wife, if living; if dead, all unknown heirs at law and devisees and ng The Hawaiian people are acutely feeling the full effect of the strike of the International Longshoremens and Warehousemens union, a CIO outfit headed by Harry Bridges, on the west coast. In the words of the Hawaiian people its its simple. the blockade of 540 thousand Americans. After three months of the blockade, durThe thing about the plan of which were ing which only airplane transportation has been available for vital trips, the babies of suspicious is that its too simple. Hawaii are short of canned milk, food supWhat happened to those fancy little caps? plies for adults lack many essential items bakwe wrong in our prediction of their Were for potatoes, rice, onions, egg products eries. Forty-tw- o large retail grocery stores imminent and sweeping popularity, or did have closed down completely and 33 more re- the pro shop run out of them? port that they will soon be forced to liquidWe got a used car this week. Were ate. about the deal, and the kids Also as a result of the blockade pineap- broken-hearte- d ple companies face a shortage of cans as the will be, too, but the L. W. will be very happy. The tourist indus- She never was overenthused about the peak season approaches. a from which it station wagon, being sensitive to cracks like setback suffered has try will be long in recovering. A sugar strike, Its a nice new car, but when are you going to some take it out of the crate? wreck would authorized, surely already of the plantations. The kids and their dad have felt that beBesides this a great many people have lost their jobs due to the strike. ing able to take out both back seats and The longshoremen have demanded a 32 have almost the equivalent of a trailer house cents an hour increase in their wages. They or a two-to- n truck, whichever you need, and have been offered 12 cents an hour, although the general sporty appearance, readily outit has been showm that eight cents an hour weighed such disadvantages. was justified, either by local conditions or Leon Packer, who applied the sales prescomparable wages. The Hawaiian people are American citi- sure that gave the balance of power to the zens, and whether the strike is justified or L. W. as to the fate of Our Beloved, now has the station wagon for sale. Or'at least so not, they deserve better than Berlin-typ- e he indicated in ad copy which he turned in rations. The Hawaiian people are taking the stand to Clay yesterday. Here it is (not, inciden.that this is not just a battle against some tally, the way Clay translated it and placed it labor leaders, but a battle in the classified page!): d 1917 Ford Special deluxe station against communism. They tell that Harry termed has been labor wagon. Formerly owned by elderly organization Bridges communist-dominate- d couple driving to town occasionally and by Phillip Murray, to church on Sundays. president of the CIO, and U. S. Senator Hugh well others. Thats as us, and Our Beloved ! as Butler, many hard-heade- tion at the home of his uncle and aunt, Dr .and Mrs. Thomas Mr .and Mrs. Henry Norman, Joan, Newell and Sidney Norman, enoyed an auto trip to Meeker, Colo., recently, where they visited with son Karl who is there laboring as a missionary. They had an enoyable time and participated in a cottage meeting held by the elders there and report the elders are being treated well by the people in that vicinity and Karl is enoy-inhis work very much. Last Tuesday afternoon, the Corinne Junior posse left for an outing in Logan canyon. Horses and comping outfits were hauled in trucks furnished by A. V. Smoot, Glen Reeder and Burley Holman. They camped at Tony Grove camping grounds and on Wednesday rode to Tonys lake, Thursday they rode to Bear lake in trucks and enoyed swimming, boating and roller skating. Friday they rode to White Pine lake and Saturday spent the day around camp. Mrs. A. V. Smoot, Mrs. Glen Reeder and Mrs. Maurice Larsen joined the group for dinner on Saturday and came home with the boys. Glen Reeder, Maurice Larsen and A. V. Smoot accompanied the boys on the outing. Members attending were Bill Smoot, Rulon Smoot, Dick Davis, Mont Larsen, RodRonnie Cutler, ney Carter, Wayne Jones, Lee Dale and Bud Charlson, Lester Bebele, Clifton Fillmore, Von Dell Anderson. g From JERRY Call to mind the coolest, pleasantest spot within a couple of hundred miles and lets go find comfort. H. the big broad seat that will carry you there ease. At your toe is the treadle that brings to life 150 eager Fireball horsepower. in sofa-lik- e Oet it once and you can forget it. Until you park or back up, you wont need to touch it again. Find a comfortable spot for your clutch-foo- t too thats ferry New By Mrs. Lyman Wight Mr. and Mrs. Isaac A. Young are rejoicing over the arrival of two new grandsons, born last Sunday, July 10, daughter, Janet and Bert Johnston, a son was born at 7 a.m. and to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pixton, the former Dorothy Young, a son was bom at 7 p.m. Grandpa the rural mailcarrier, Young; says he is so proud he blew his top. Marcia Lockyer of Sait Lake City is spending the week at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Judson. Mrs. Sylvia Drum of Thatcher and Mrs. Eva Forsgren of Corine were visitors here last Sunday on their return from Salt Lake City. Their mother, Mrs. Mary A. Wight, who has been recovering from an illness at the home of Mrs. Forsgren, accmopanied them to Salt Lake City. She will remain there at the home of her daughter, and . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neil.Non. Mr. and dust-clou- IhucK off that coat, good sir and loosen that tie. In your hand is a wheel, neat and tidy, friendly and obedient. And under it the Dynaflow lever thats key to a whole new experience. ostings Angling for Peace c . just going along for the ride and smoothly feed gas. No jar, no jerk, no sudden lurch. Just one smooth crescendo of power, soft and silky and forever free of harshness! direct-geare- F it what tags say nor makes Buick such isnt just what the price In such a car, any trips a breeze." How abou' how breezing around to your Buick dealer to see quickly you can get a ROADMASTER? SEE and HEAR H OLSI. V and JOIISO'S f Tvlwnion ovary Tvmday on 1 raffic slides by, no longer a headache. Open roads Y0tfW' spread their welcome, tall hills bow meekly to the BWCK alone has all these features: a shows that satisfying investment. Its in the way a car grows on you when its planned to please in many ways, and not just throug single feature. a demonstration d IDCKj iMf i dynaflow DRIVE VISION from enlarged glass area SWING-EASBOOKS and easy access UVING SPACE" INTERIORS w,lh Buoyant-ridincushions QUA DR UFLEX COIL SPRINGING lively FIREBALL STRAIGHT - EIGHT POWER with VALVE UTTERS plus HI. POISED ENGINE MOUNTINGS . Owser-Un- e VENTIPORTS . " tires on SAFETY-RID- E BODY BY FISHER. RIMS DUREX BEARINGS , main and connecting rads Srand.xd on fOADMASTM. oplKmal ol extra ant an SUPER models. Tum to HENRY 2. TAYLOR, A8C Network, every Monday evening. BUNDY MOTOR 79 South Main Street CO. phone 272 j Mrs. C. A. Neilsen visited last Sunday at the horrid the power at your command. Cares fall away with the of your going, and youve forgotten world and the weather. You know now why scores of thousands wouldnt be without the sweet luxury of Dynaflow Drive" or the velvet power of KOADMASTER. ou know m why the Buick ride sets the standard for the dustry above all, why Buicks the buy. M hen better automobiles are built It TICK uilt build them Brigham . City ' Hi! |
