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Show PriI-- City t- ity ' ; arnAR to Library vi 3 50 Fob Of Children plan Dance For Benefit B.E. County Polio Chapter Gets iM-- WU BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER VOLUME 54, NUMBER 77 COMMUNITY CONCERT GROUPS! DRIVE FOR MEMBERS STARTS Town To Be Canvassedt Mrs. Harold Felt will be there By to take any phone calls from people wishing to become a member or to ask for information. Phone number is 1001. t, Mr. John Owen, first spoke briefly about the current drive and urged workers to strive to obtain new members interested in the best of entertainment lAt each plate place cards with amusing silhouettes of famous musicans . were placed. They were captioned A Carnegie Hall in Every Town. Dinner chairman was Mrs. May Jensen. After the closing of the drive Saturday, October 8 at 5 oclock in the afternoon, there will be no tickets sold for individual concerts. Admission will be to members only. The artists committee of the group will select the series of concerts to be presented Saturday night. During the evenings program Mrs. Lela Lombard, national representative of the organization from Chicago, 111,, spoke on the organized concert plan, which is operated on a nonprofit basis, and told of the availability of many fine artists for this area for the fall and winter concert season. Members; Dinner Held For Group Mon. I Check For Drive PAGES Headed Polio Benefit Program Duck Carnival Plans Rounded Into Shape; Jeep Is Grand Prize Arrangements lor the annual Brigham City Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Duck Carnival are complete and it promises to be the best in the history of the affair. Bob Fella, chairman of the committee In charge said today. So that there will be no interference between the dancing and the carnival attractions, arrangements have been made to have the dance on the top floor of the armory building and the amusements on the bottom floor, Pella said. Tickets are now on sale throughout Brigham City. Wherever there is a sign advertising the event tickets can be bought. The price per person is $1.00, with the ticket entitling the holder to more than the dance. A new 1949 Jeep will be given away at the dance along with a shot gun. a sleeping bag, shot gun shells and other prizes. The carnival attractions will be at reasonable prices with a bevy of fine prizes given away. 8 5, 1919 check in the amount of was presented to the Box Elder county chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis by the Epsilon chap- . ter of the Beta Sigma Phi soror-ityLA $252.00 The money, which represented proceeds from the polio benefit show held Monday evening at the Auio-Vtheater, was presented to Ray Andersen, city chairman, by Mrs. Elaine Ward, president of the sorority. Every penny received by ticket sales was given to the polio Due fund, stated (Mrs. Ward. to the generosity of Mr. George Craghead who offered the use of his out door theater and donated all operating and overhead expictures penses, the Columbia1 who contributed one of their The films, top technicolor The Box Elder Swordsmen, News, Box Elder Journal, radio station KBUH, the Acme Printing company and the generosity of the 'public, this was possible, she stated. LMrs. Ward also thanked Norma Butler and Jane Crompton who were sorority of the fund raising drive. u With covers laid for over sixty people, the Box Elder Community Concert group's drive for membership got underway with a dinner at the Box Elder high school Monday evening. As each member entered the room they were presented an envelope for the campaign by Mrs. John Owen and Miss Jean Shon-ka- , secretary of the organization. Harold Felt, president of the Delbert and Hadfield Verle Petersen introduced the organization, Group Who Assisted In Putting Over Polio Show chairman of the Safety Sally dance committee and team captains who in turn inD. Ward, . . . consisting of Jane Crompton, Mrs. Edward trident of the 20-3- 0 club respectively, discuss plans to troduced the members of their ladies The Denzell Duller. repMrs. and George Craghead canvass the air the school children safety devices and the purchase groups who to will a who to invite resented Reti the Ihi be sponsored will a community dance Sorority raised from funds Sigma people that others from the the Auto-Yu to raise join show at organization. theater Monday evening the Dance Bowl, Saturday, October 8, at 9 oclock in the Mr. Earl Madsen, general funds for the emergency Polio Drive. George Craghead, "ening- Tickets may be purchased from any member of chairman, instructed the workers manager of the drive-i- n contributed his facilities and club. 0 on the procedure they should Pictures supplied the film. follow and announced cheer-umeetings to be held Wednesday and Friday of this week from 4 WILL to 4:30 oclock in the afternoon. T At these meetings there will be Slightly injured in an accident a drawing for those present. He THURSDAY-FRIDA- Y In $265 on Main street just south of also urged members to 3!!yS bring in Seventh south in Brigham City, their memberships to his office October 1, at about 10 oclock at the Security Bank building. Beta Sigma Phi sorority, the Parade, Rally, Bonfire in. the evening, was Ruth White Auto-Vtheater and its manawho suffered 'bruises when the Dance Passes Concert Game, Away Craghead, and CoGeorge ger, Program, Community ipick-utruck in which she was enriched the for lumbia the secopd pictures irrangenients J. White Planned For Occasion Artist Broadcasts Box Elder county chapter of the dance riding driven by Irving aUal Safety Sally" collided with a sedan driven by National Foundation for Infansnsored by the Brigham City Wed. Through Sat. Box Elder high school hometile Paralysis 'by $265 Monday October (Lloyd Reese. 30 club, to be held obhe will The White truck was pulling coming festivities at the Dance Bowl in Brig-rnight. Plans are being made by the served on Thursday evening and out of the driveway around MatWith the annual memberThe project was a City, are complete, and Corinne camp of the Daughters Friday of this week, climaxed ties cafe and into the line of The of the Box Elder polio benefit movie, drive to Verle Petersen, chair-iship a of Weber-Bothe to conferPioneers Utah hold Elder colauto the by associabe traffic when the Reese Swordsman. Concert provided of the dance, "it will Craghead Community dedication Corinne at ence football game. ceremony an enter lided with it. tion now in progress, officers the complete facilities of the m all indications, L. D. S. ward chapel, at 4 p. m. Activities will open Thursday B. Stratford, owner and Clyde of the association today an- I Auto-Vtheater. Columbia picfor well Vning, spent evening on Oct. 9, honoring the evening with a parade down Sunday, i manager of the North Main tures furnished the film comnounced a special radio prothose who attend. U. S. 'Main street led by the Box Elder of the establishment first is company, this week to be heard each afterTickets for the event may be pletely without charge, and the weather station in Utah. band, followed by a rally on gram members sold tickets disposal week. noon of announcing a big this sorority chased from any of the mem-1iA piaque has been presented the courthouse lawn. The annual sale," in which he hopes to reand promoted the benefit. of the club and will who artists of camCentral state school by the Recordings on bonfire by the camp high duce his furniture and home apBrig-on sale in Every cent taken in was conthe D. U. P. which will be un- pus and the lighting of the B have appeared in Brigham City to the fight against the pliance inventory by at least veiled and dedicated tributed in seasons City all day Saturday. in Community past during high on the Wasatch mountains for 50 percent in preparation The price of tickets will be on a dread disease which now is be featured concerts will Mrs. the Della Owens afterwards. be program. will staged newly-arrivinstocks of goods. is W per couple. broadcast sweeping Box Elder county and daily captain of the camp. Following the outdoor activiOur entire stock is marked The purpose of the dance is 800 on Utah in the worst epidemic in KBUH. from station Work on held will the a be mass rally securing plaque ties, down to the lowest prices since to 3 history. raise enough funds for the 2:30 from was more than two years in .the high school assembly hail your dial, begun 1935, he said, excepting only irchase of new Safety Sallys Max Grunig of Brigham City, o'clock, (Wednesday) monument committhe be will skits pretoday ago which by during merchandise. id to repair those that have a student at Utah State Agrithrough Saturday. The store will be closed Thurs- tee including Bernice G. Ander- sented by each class. en damaged cby autos during cultural college, Logan, and son o f these of son, chairman, Sadie "T h e purpose traditional The Marble, painting for in the sale, preparation e day of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grunig past school year. RasdisAdele Christensen and to business remind is street broadcasts Main Olga the you of conwhich will open 'Friday and is the aim of the club to of Brigham City, will compete mussen. ' Permission has been trict will probably take place the pleasure these outstandbusiness for tinue days, eight ace a sign at each Mr. of the tonight for the title of secured from the L. D. S. church Thursday night although ing artists have given you in closing a week-frobool crossings Saturday. "dtiKrttie8 to place it upon the later in Box Elder Utah. with the pqst seasons, ho one Earl Madsen, full-pag- e A advertisement ' The "ML' Utah 'and Miss Phy tnly. The"signS are" colored L. D. S. chapel building school would admit that just an campaign chairman, explainCorinne ' of the which is id black giving further details Alma Card is and red and repre-n- t sical Culture State Contest located on the site of activity was being planned. ed, "and to remind you to join is carried on page 5 of toa young school girl. being held in the Bountiful thea- . . . prominent Corinne church sale issue of the News. the first weather station. festivities will start again to enjoy the treats in are easily They recog tre at 8 oclock, sponsored by the worker and civic leader died days store in this season's concerts. Representatives have been in- at 7:30 oclock Friday evening able by motorists and a con-n- t South Davis Youth center and to appear on the program with the raising of the flag at vited Harvesting of 7500 acres of a heart ailment following reminder for cars to slow the Bountiful Health and of beets in Box Elder counfrom at Weather A the bureau sugar field. the recepspecial grid a three week illness. Funeral vn at school crossings. Strength gym. Salt Lake City, the L. D. S. First tion committee will be on hand ty was underway, October 1, and 2 We hope to have one of these The Mr. Utah competition is services will be Tuesday at Bill operation of the sugar (factory in Presidency, t h e State Central to personally greet the alumni ens at every school crossing ward for the most perfectly develop- oclock in the Corinne Garland was expected by Octocamp of the D. U. P the Box members and present them with he counly and to add to the ed ber 4, after a short delay beElder County camp of the D.U. an identification card naming physique, and definite rules chapel. etv of our children P. and the Box Elder stake presicause of inclement weather, acthrough of physical development, symThe half-timclass their year. Is ' money received at the metry and posing govern the cording to Orson A. Christensen, program will honor this group. Ida Emilie lALbertine Braun dency. ice." Peterson said. district manager for the sugar was competition. station established The old the the game, 83, died at Following the Wolsky Kunzler, Ylax. who is 18 years old, now Senator Arthur V. Watkins firm. of her daugther, Mrs. El- here in 1870 by the signal ser- grads will be honored guests of home The run this year is expected announced today that weighs 160 pounds, and will be sa Kunzler, Brigham City, Tues- vice U. S. army division of tele- the student body at a dance to ' his amendment to last approximately 65 days bene-fi- t competing against and for the Bo in Elder honey be reixirts inal Rites held grams including 12:35 afternoon at gymnasium oclock, day from all parts of commerce. In 1874 it was which is being decorated espt in the mandatory price support and about 105,000 tons of beets following a lingering illness of from of Utah. However, the moved to Salt Lake City, a daily for the occasion. program from 60 percent to 90 will be processed. It was origimonths. eight the standpoint of measurements, the The football king and queen percent of parity, was approved nally scheduled to get underborn 19, 1866, branch being retained at was She Sept. ert local boy Ls only a few points at Sreidrichthal, Germany. 'Her Southern Pacific Depot here, will be crowned at the dance by the senate as part of the An- way Saturday, October 1, but beoff the perfect standards, and cause of rains the topping of first husband was Max Wilson where it was located for many during the intermission pro- derson farm program. he spent a week in August in ailment at 7:30 oclock in the and In a short speech in support beets was curtailed and the unpral smu-elived at Rexburg, Idaho years, being later moved to tie gram. Music 'Will hr- by th" for Sgl. 'Bert they York. Pa., training under John of tins amendment on the sen- necessary 2000 to 3000 tons of a'v Lemon, pi. former Willard October 3. where they became the parents Corinne City hall, when the de- Frank Troxei orchestra. Tuesday morning. the only .man to hold ate floor Senator Watkins said beets that must be kept in reThe idem who was killed following a three weks illness. of five children, three of whom pot was abandoned. when Grimmieh, Mr. America twice. title the Bosthat the purpose of the amend- serve at the plant were not obis Walter at dock 1870, 7, present born He was are still living. They are Mrs. February loading tractor fell on Special Jaycee Meet Maxs measurements are as in ment was to guarantee that the tained, Christense nexplained. at Ladd air force base Alas-SepWeber county, Utah, William Kunzler of 'Willard, Mrs. ley. Liberty, follows: The factory will employ 240 The plaque will ije unveiled Called For Tonight agricultural crops to be insured 31. the son of Charles and Nancy Perry Harbertson of Los Angelwpre conducted Neck 15.9 men at the plant and about 50 federal a insurance of one descendant the of the by through Card. Woland es Arnold "'day ai 2 oclock in the .California; 15.5 Campbell A special towns oldest residents, Mrs. Het-ti- e in the He was eared in Promontory sky of Seattle, Washington. joint membership price support program would more at the various receiving Willard ward Biceps normal 13 units throughout the county. OfChest, , Cutler, and the Corinne and directors of the Brigham mature. Jpcl, Church of Jesus Christ of his education in received died and first Her husband July 28 Vi orComWaist ficials said that with extensive all Mrs. Senator of Lois Chamber Watkins said first Junior He schools. City camps Box captain, Elder 1905 which and she Saints, county 8, Delibert following by 37Vi Commoderation corother to the and at Hubbard. held The is merce ok. bishop. chard be Hips operations completof fifty products public to the attended moved also University her children Brigham 23.8 He was products depend ed at the plant it is hoped to Utah and the UJS.A.C. in Logan. City and lived in the Fourth dially invited and a large crowd mercial clubrooms at 8 o'clock agricultural born May 21. 1930 in Thigh 15.5 is expected to attend. Calves in the evening today (Wednesmainly upon bees for polleniza-tio- slice 2000 tons of beets per day. Ham Cay, a son Mr. Card was married to Edith ward for a number of years. of O. M. and Shoulders ... 49.5 It would be useOfficials also said that unless was called by Ray Andertemactivity. in day), the Kunzin Paul John Smith married 1895, Logan ;b Shaw Lemon. She He was iMax has (been training in phya adverse weather conditions deto farm less New write Catcher sen. proS. and D. price Dog L. president. of red and 1919. Mr. church, Kunzler the ple ler, May 1, educated in Willard sical and weight she d development gram without supporting the in- velop, there will be ample Recently appointed city pound died in 1903. died on Sept. 30, 1936, after attended school at the Box ' for the harvest this year. lifting for three years, but his ler high Egg production ranks fifth in dustry which guarantees that He filled a mission for the which she made her home with keeper and dog catcher for Brigschool. He was a with him, L. D. S. church in the Central her in the products will be produced Sixty percent of the beets will ham City was Ervin Jensen, it value of farm production Kunzler liber of the Willard L. D. S. father, who trains in Elsa daughter, was announced today. says It takes about six years states from 1917 to 1919 and he Brigham City. through pollenization by bees. be harvested mechanically this ltd. Washington. to reach peak physical developHe year and to compliment the lawas taken to the Aulto-res- t then married Iva Berry Gates, She enliste in the air force bor already in the county, 100 He trains three nights Rites Plan ment." Dedication " D. S. L. 10. in in the Logan IHi? and trained Ogden. mortuary in a week, from 2 to 3 hours a April Navajo and Hopi Indians will ward as serof served tttda ami He funeral Time and place temple. Texas and has be brought in. night. ward for vices will be announced at a Corinne for the clerk the last 14 months in , considerMax has achieved Upon recommendation of the ka as a 22 years and was city treasurer later date. supply sergeant, officials of the sugar industry able success in weight lifting, for four years. He was a memurviving are his iparents; five recently the Box Elder county t hers and placed first beating his ber of the high priests quorum sisters, Mrs. Iiene having 130 school board voted for the cannearest competitor by of his death. at the ekey. Lowell time Roy and June pounds in three lifts in the concellation of a beet vacation for n, Willard; He is survived by his widow i f Merling Lemon, test high school students. class, and second and the following sons and $ -,ea; randparents, Mr. in the Officials expect that the 7500 last class, Mrs. j. i; daughters: Mrs. Grace Candland, Lee; an(j :yjrSi acres of 'Utah sugar beets and spring. Mrs. Helen Burt, Bellflowshaw ogden. Lehi; the 360 in Oneida, Idaho, will Max presses" 170 pounds, a er. Calif.; Percy Card, Lyman, anal was in the Brigham teat about 14 tons to the acre. about yield by only accomplished for The children, regular meeting night Wyoming; three step under the direc- - one fn 170,000 This be above a would ; cen;(;ry people lifting reserve naval electronics Mrs. flhe Harold B. Felt funeral E. B. Hudson, Houston, the more than their body weight Texas; average but below the 19 ton trie. has been Mrs. Florence Stowers unit, platoon average of two years ago. above their head with one hand. and Alfred Gates. Los Angeles, changed from Tuesday evening Funeral He can lift 130 pounds in the Calif.; fifteen grandchildren and to Wednesday evening, it was s: Sugar content of the beets is to be of a good averhand one expected difficult more press. Lt. announced this week by Famtiy prayer. seven Bp. A. B. Ta-- age. R. W. Davis, commanding held be will Prelude and g.) services (j. Funeral postlude, Ath-It was advised by officials Toomh,. Friday at 2 oclock in the after- officer. song, Audra Cal! CAP To Meet that producers should delay harchaare held ward week ted Woodyatt. Tonight every noon in the Corinne Meetings In the Gar-J- . vest of the greener fields and 8 o'clock, Davis anat Julius Campwith starting Bishop pel H. Norman; At Brigham Airport dig only the ripe fields. This Friends may nounced. at the navai reserve bell officiating. v ,5: A- V Smoot; vocal solo, practice will up income both to 455 Fu located north First at B. Felt uarters Harold rL.!tic Boy of IMine' La- The Brigham City Civil Air call at the the producer and processor, be; evening east street. Thursday songcause the beet price is based Whispering Patrol will hold its weekly neral 7home members of All at the the 9 t'De"pi and oclock to from regular north deIn a sliding schedule, Storey and liar-!'el,- ; meetings at the airport, to room are the unit attend at Relief ward urged society Corinne wading. Pres. J. Ed- - west of town, Wednesday, Octo on sugar content. pending wel1 Baird; are and new visitors 10 until a. m. time time, Bisli-her 5, from 8 to 9:30 oclock in Friday after Christensen said. iDflbe closing remarks. comed to the meetings. Cook; closing song. the evening, it was announced of service, All producers of the area, the Brigwill in be Interment oodvat.SIdier are now at liberty to sle(,PDo" today by officials of the unit. however, Correction 'art; benediction. A film on air safety will be ham City cemetery. with the beet harvest on Boyd proceed Al the a full scale level, officials said. Brigham City shown and there will be a disIn the obituary for William ee dedicated the cussion on airport structure and Nature Takes Over civ? Fri-I U. ( in orinne The the Of Members I). Mrs. published Davenport Tenn nd MEMPHIS, Lloyd C. Weir. burial wth military airport safety by John E0n(, Deer Collision need a day. Sept. 30, issue of the Box . . . who have worked on the committee that hits arranged the dedication ceremonies the direction of The L- -l aircraft owned .by the W. Wilkins is going to -Ics e SPOKANE, Wash. was beit stated that Elder Journal s filler iMonsen sweep at her home !rnr'i honoring the establishment of the first U. S. Weather station in Utah, with the plaque post state C.A.P. will arrive in Brig- chimney Clifford, 32, suffered serious is the he belonged to the Amity Lodge Not n,fore winter. only D. S. week L. this Corinne 9 ward at the Oct. Sgt. James G. Knox, ham City sometime injuries when his motorcycle ,.ort of the but he was a life that will be unveiled at the ceremonies, Sunday, Mrs. collided Mrs. Verda and will be available for flying chimney full of birds and ofnests, memberMasons, Marble, Mrs. to Rasmussen, left from Olga with a deer on a road are chapel. right No. They of Linton the out the Lodge is hut a tree .'trowing in Idaho. by C.A.P. members for the next northern Marble. Mrs. Sadie Dernice Anderson and of 500 Indiana. Linton, '"or news to 727. top. weeks. two or lliri-- p 20-3- 5 wefor Safety Planned Xt-t- V October 8 , BOX Polio Show Takes HOMECOMING ELDER Mon. Night BE HELD Honor First Disposal Sale Big Business p CorinneDUPWill ia Weather Station fund-raisin- g g News This Week n u Grunig In Mr. Utah Contest 5 20-3- dow-ntow- Fur-nitur- e n . g At Bountiful fair-trade- Beet Harvesting And Processing Is Now Underway Pre-gam- Ida Kunzler Dies Watkins Farm Following Illness Change Passed ) For lemon Held I - IT1 t. n n 1?-b- i Electronics Unit FSSsfs n$tim Meets Wednesday 10-ye- 12-2- a - . I - CUPI-Char- |
