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Show Box 2 V Bob Crompton Learned Thing Or Two We learned one thing last week, if we didnt accomplish anything else. IIow to spell melon. We used the word over a picture with two ls in it. In fact we learned it over and over and over. Oh yes, we also learned to spell all right as two words rather than one word as al- right." J. Antonio, Sidney W. Sloan, Fritz Johnson, Nona Tohahe, Kee Delgarito, Robert Houser, Bobby Boyce, Fred Clark, Eric LaRoes, News Of Intermountain School Gertrude Gillespie, Pauline Bun- by. YAZZIE YARNS ( Kever had a spelling teacher as good as the readers of the Box Elder News and Journal. , Sorenson Return Home Arriving In Brigham City last week for vacation fun were Mr. and Mrs. (Fred Struve and daughter, Jo Ann, of Sacramento, They visited at the home of Mrs. Struves parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Stokes on South Main. After spending a few days Mr. Struves sister and with family in Big Piney they will return to Utah and visit with other relatives and friends. Mrs. Struve is the former Flor- - Smithficld Family Visit In Brigham City Lt. and Mrs. Nile A Californians Arrive Here For Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Hillyard and children, Monte and Gary, of Smithfield, spent Sunday afternoon in Brigham City visiting with Mr, and Mrs. W. Earl Olsen. The group, along with the Olsens two daughters, Ro Layne and Nadine, picnicked at Rees Charlene park. Lt. and Mrs. Nile A. Sorenson have returned to Dayton, Ohio, following a visit In Brigham City. . Mrs. Sorenson and son, Nile, Jr. and Michael, have spent the past two months at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Lewis S. Wight. Mrs. Sorenson will be remem- Intermediate Certificates Wilbur Curley, Emmett John-ison- , Charles W. Claybaugh, Publisher Lonnie Hauser, Carl GilliRobert P. Crompton, Managing Editor , land, Roy Hauser, Evelyn Gladys Johnson, Advertising Manager Raymond Quinn, Sharon Skinner, Lorenzo Smith, Aline Subscription rate in Box Elder County: $2.25 per R. Bates, Margaret Kreidier, By in with in combination advance; year payable bered as the former Powell, John Lauer, Jacob Constance Dickman the Box Elder Journal (published Fridays) $4.00 Wight. Castillo, and Phillip Hauser. per year; $2 00 (or 6 months; single copy 5 cents. Veterinary R. C. Swimmer Certificates Lieut. Sorenson arrived three Outside Box Elder County, $3.00 per year, comSMALL ANIMAL CINIC Shirhis Ann Richard Mike, also weeks bination rate $5.00. and' Mary ago spent Sunday evening, August 23rd, Each Saturday leave here. will ley, Wilbur Curley, Frank WilleIntermountain personnel Open 9 A M. to 6 P. M. ence Stokes. so 60 or Lonnie That to, Sloan, at arrival years wagon Hauser, catastrophe their trip. Jerry Dayton have said "hello to two thouUpon 63 NORTH MAIN Loago is still remembered by Mantua sands and fifty-fou- r they will receive orders to conRhonnt Brigham 1040 or Navajo Roy Hauser, Sharon Skinner,Philrenzo Smith, Jake Castillo, tinue on to Cambridge, Mass., Tremonton 5766 Now a fatal auto accident on the highway school children. The school will 7th Ward Scouts Enjoy Hauser, Emmett Johnson, and Lt. Sorensons next assignment. would hardly be worth discussing two weeks be out to greet the children ar- lip Camp-Ou- t riving via Greyhound on Aug. Raymond Quinn. later because there would be nothing un- 19, Mrs. King's school has several Overnight 21 and 23. usual about it. Ninety-on- e Navajo students new employees. Verl Iverson, Cooking and camping tests remained on the campus during teacher, came from a teaching were passed by Seventh ward the summer. Many of them had career in Ogden. His home is scouts during an overnight camp Baseball Team Pays Its Way local employment. About fifty-fiv- Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing, out at Logan canyon last week shoe horse Robinette, Lloyd Navajo students will arrive Carson Indian school,Mr.are from end. carrying Nevada. Earl Olsen, Boy Scout leader, Ewing manager of the Brigham City Peaches base- -' directly with parents or make Stewart, will be principal teacher. Mrs. and the following boys: Don ball team pointed out Monday that for the the trip from the reservation unwill teach in Mrs. Kings Balls, Gil Jensen, Bruce Wright, accompanied1. The Intermountain Ewing first time in the last generation the Brigham school enrollment for the com- school. Mrs. Webb, wife of Earl Billy Snow and Dallas Moyes, City Peaches paid their own way through ing school year has been ap- Webb, will Join the same teach- spent Friday night and Saturone whole season. ing staff. Mr. Hubert Collmar, day at Temple Fork in Logan proved for 2200 students. and Mr. Lee Brewer, are canyon. Logan, 14 a dollars Grand John thousand at the Begays Winning welcomed to the teaching staff Junction, Colorado, playoff -- last week, they Mrs. Floreine V. Walling, reg- at Mrs. Kings school. thru Here Saturday evening that one of the are in the hlaik for the summer and hope to istrar, remarked on Kirkham C. Jim Reservation Mr. Mrs. of and Allen Burt of registration days Jim Kirkham have a little left over for new uniforms or difficulties has gone to the Ogden visited Saturday evening is due to the Identical names of the kind. something which Navajo children have. At reservation to recruit Navajo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. present there are fourteen cards schoolhischildren. Joe Costillo will Winston P. Nelson. Incidentally, the Peaches were swept off filed parents in Socorro, New Beay, John. There visit their feet in Grand Junction by the royal are oneunder CREDIT hundred and sixty cards Mexico. He is also going to Phone your society news to 771, reception, attendance of almost 9,000 in the filed which have Yazzie as a serve a san escort to Navajo three days of baseball and their take-hom- e part of the name. Mrs. Walling's school students. Clarence Reid vacation with friends in AriLOAN method for Identifying the John has accepted a teaching posi- zona and California. prize of $1,000. in Oroville, California. Mr. Begays, Is to prefix the fathers tion Vacation in Yellowstone Jeppson has left the staff of or uncles initial to the John. Harvey G. Mace, cook, spent Telephone Mistake Miss La Verna Denetclaw, Mrs. Kings school to accept a a few days with 'his family In elsewhere. ofposition In the registrars Yellowstone park. A fishing trip The operators of the Brigham City tele- clerk typist Charles Sonntag went to San fice, has received a promotion. phone exchange were responsible for an era She will become a clerk steno- Luis, Colorado, to visit his bro- in Idaho was the vacation for Clarence B. Goldsberry, (cook) moment us the other for barrasing day. grapher in the Branch Exten- ther. George and Clarissa Lbw-r- and his family. Mr. George Theres ready cash waiting and family went to Canada. Francis and We rang the home phone to speak with sion, Window Rock, Ariz. family were called for you. Simply take your Los Helen Mrs. clerk Marvel, Norma Angeles, home In June due to the death typJensen, the little woman the other day and when she Credit Grain Loan Dar- ist, will occupy La Verna's chair visited her sister, Mrs. Cecil S. of Mr. Francis mother. Nate A, answered Hello greeted her with Commodity in Mrs. Wallings office. King. They went to Yellowstone 'Wheeler and family enjoyed a to First Bank. You will Security ling? park. Mrs. King went with her fishing trip to Idaho. Mr. and Marriage Performed receive prompt, courteous attention-p- lus Who?" answered the lady, identifying Mr. Nate Zollinger, arts and sister to Los Angeles. Mrs. ' Basil Olsen enjoyed Yel the satisfaction of knowing vou herself as someone other than the wife. Entertain Miss Carol Hansen crafts, was married to Anette lowstone park for their vaca Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webb en tion. Stettler on July 21, 1953. The made the best arrangement possible. Erma? brides former home was Provi- tertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bent You have the wrong number. dence, Utah. The honeymoon Miss Carol Hansen, Anchorage, ley and Mrs. Bentleys sister and And how! Hope her husband wasnt lis- took the Zollingers to Sun Val- 'Alaska. Guests were Mr. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. L Bank ley, Idaho. At present Logan is Mrs. 'Roy Davis of Bountiful, Westaway, Ogden, motored to tening in on an extension. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zol- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook and Yellowstone park. On the return Where You Get Complete But I wasnt half as embarrased as the linger. Kelly, of Logan, Juen-ti- trip they visited a brother In firemen are when the operators give them Nate Zollinger is planning a daughter, One-Sto- p Klingler, Salt Lake City, the 'American Falls, (Idaho. Mr. and Banking the wrong address for.a fire. trip to the reservation in order honoree, and Kim and Wendy Mrs. Jarvis Koford visited her to purchase a new supply of Webb. mother and sister in California The firemen lament that occasionally an crafts for the Indian Arts and Service Joe Corona is driving a newOn the return trip they stopped operator will take them by the hand and lead Crafts store in 'Building 11. Ford. It is safe for others to at the park in southern Utah. them in the wrong direction, at a cost of 15 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richardson drive now. He got his drivers Swimming Awards or 20 dollars a block, and theyll end up on Mr. Pierson L. Metoxen, physi- license last week. daughter and family, spent the w rong side of town. cal education teacher, with three Miss Laura Ricks lined up the few days fishing on the Salmon assistants, King P. Mike, John- fine variety of news items for river in Idaho. Gean B. Jones one said fireman, Mighty embarrasing, Brigham City Branch visited her son and daughter-iLomaquahu, Linied Onsae Mrs. Kings school. to drive down a block knocking at doors ny Miss Stella Young, chief die- law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jones, and Miss Eugenia La Rose, conand asking if their house is on fire. a popular course in titian, has named Mr. George Seattle, Washington. The visit ducted swimming instruction during R. Francis, cook, to collect in- to her daughter and family in Summer school. Brigham City teresting bits of news from em- Denver, Colo., was also enjoyed Mr. Crowell, heading the vo and Intermountain people re- ployees in dining rooms, kitchcational department, has return ceiving awards were as follows: en and bakery. Otis H. Clinginpeel, head cook, ed from military duty on Treas American Red Cross and family spent vacation days ure Island. The island was man Beginners Certificate in Colorado, Wyoming, Missouri ufactured from silt pumped up Anita Marie Carr, Curtis Harry Sloan, DatFred and Oklahoma. They visited right there in the middle of San Msmbsr Mtmbor Sarah Francisco bay. It was used for Smith, Jerry Willeto, Edith Pe- friends and relatives. Fsdsral Deposit Insurance Corp. FtdsraJ Rrv System tHe of in last Worlds held terson, Connie Lou Dickman, El Uou Clinginpeel, Fair that daughter mer Lincoln, Niel Bedoni, Buddy Otis Clinginpeel, enjoyed her locality R. C. Mor-how- Ce-Idl- e d .V pub-ishe- pvery Wednesday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office In Brigham City, I'tah. under the act of March 8, 1879. In spite of rumors to the contrary that weve heard since we were old enough to know what a politician is, Joyce rlhoruni, Congressman Douglas J. Stringfellows secretary, confirmed one of our oldest suspicions last week that our national legislators, as a whole, are honest and hard working. The theory that ail politicians are a hunch of crooks has always stuck ill our epiglottis and it was hartening to hear that it ain t so. a We would rather subscribe to the theory that some jKiliticians are ail crook. If you operate on this theory, you must all policontinually examine and ticians to find the crooked ones (if there happens to he any at that particular time) and in so doing xu keep even the honest ones toeing the mark. first-han- City. Utah Wednesday, August 19, 1953 weekly newspaper, established tn 1896. Urigham Just About By Elder NEWS old-time- Immediate Cash e On Your 1953 Grain Crop a COMMODITY ( GRAIN 71 y Five Minutes To Mantua Sometime a long time before the turn of the century a wagon loaded with Danishmen was enroute from IJrigham City to Mantua traveling up the twisting dangerous Box Elder canyon road. A fractious team was pulling thorn at la couple miles an hour when ' something scared them. They spilled the wagon down a precjpitious cliff into the creek, ). killing some of the Danes (probably Jepp-sens- That old story came to mind the other day as we cruised up the new highway at f0 .miles an hour with no more effort than it takes to press the accelerator with a big toe. What a change! Fifty years ago, forty years ago, or even less, a trip to Mantua was a major undertaking over a dangeous wagon trail that took three or four hours. Now you can make it easily in five minutes. .. The only thing that hasnt changed for the better is the degree of danger.involved in the n . n eet a man with 15 mouths to feed Frank S. Corda farms 240 acres In Californias Salinas Valley. We know Mr. Corda well because Standard Oil Company of California fuels the power that tills his land. By replacing muscles with machines, as Mr. Corda has done, the average U. S. farmer produces enough food for 15 people. One hundred years ago a good farmer produced ehough to feed only five people. Mechanized farming, powered by oil, has made the difference. AT . Dual-Ran- Hydra-Maf- ic -- MUST COST I 122" Wheelbase ge Body by Fisher Drive 122 Fonttac'i wonderful Dual Range fives you safer pep In traffic and quiet, fas saving cruising on the pen road. And It's the same automatic drive lc Hydra-Mat- you Insect bomber demonstrates one of the ways petroleum helps make farms more productive and profitable. Airborne insecticides made by Standards subsidiary, California Spray-Chemic- al Corporation, are so effective that they save western farmers millions of dollars a year in crop losses. Other petroleum products save time and labor for example, a tractor can work 10 acres in the time a team of horses takes to plow two. We also had a hand in that, because Standard developed the fir compounded lubricating oil that made hiefewtpoed diesels for tractors practical. Fuels ... STANDARD ' and lubricants for farm machines, weed killers, roof coatings for barns, stock dips, detergents to keep milk equipment spotless, bottled gas for refrigeration, cooking and heating theyre all on the long list of items supplied to western farms by Standard. And you, too, benefit from each new way Standard scientists increase the yield of farms . . . because you may be one of the 15 people Mr. Corda feeds. Questions or comments about our Company are always welcome . Write: Standard Oil Company of California, P. O. 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