Show t i Don't Halogeton Field Day y Deadly Gas Fumes Bird's lies! in Pipe Almost Claims Clearfield Family— — i ——— " ! " w— ' Three Polios in Idaho Family I er ! j 1 £f 1 w n‘ ' -- A WASHINGTON (UP) — Coi Francis V Fits Gerald a for-jmSalt Lake City newspaper--! BOISE (AP) — Three out of a re two cousins of the children man has died here of a heart ail-- four children in a Heyburn Ida The cousins are Jimmie Woode ment have been j hospitalized skow 11 and Rena Woodskow He served with Gen Dwight D family 10 days and 3 children of Mr and Mrs DarLOGAN — Fanners and ranch- Eisenhower’s dur- - with polio in the last headquarters f Nation- rell Woodskow of Rupert died has one of them ers of Utah are invited to attend jng World War II and was asso--a al Foundation for theInfantile The children are in Magic Val-of the Army Navy halogeton field day Wednesday ciate editor ley Hospital at Twin Falls Paralysis reported yesterday 0IEe ?Vrnai Wood-skoin western Box Elder County The three were Lillie Gerald appeared to have I The day’s program gets under j 12 who died her sister Indian Fined $25 until his good Rock Lon27 RICHFIELD— Harry Connie 2’ and her brother w:y l tv 1‘deth Friday He was 67 visitors will meet at the junction nie 8 They are the children of ' an Arizona Indian was found of the Park Valley road of U S Mr and Mrs Walter Woodskow guilty of illegal possession' of Also hospitalized with the dis- - liquor by a Richfield jp and highway 30 18 miles west of ShirtContract f Snowville ease the Foundation reported fined $25 RICHFIELD (UP)— The CarSponsors of the event are the Utah State Agricultural College lisle Manufacturing Co plant in ts Extension Service and Agri- Manti has been awarded a $370-db- o cultural Experiment Station e e !e government contract for manField day visitors will see ex500000 of ufacture about army perimental work being conducted shirts Edward O Carby USAC plant and animal spe- lisle saidManager 350 about persons would cialists who are pitting their skill be next June in until employed weed dreaded range against the contract the filling menace 7 On Famous -- ADViXTISEMiNTHighlighting the afternoon program will be a visit to experii mental plots where spectators will see sheep that have symptoms of halogeton poisoning FREE Pastures of halogeton being grazed by sheep will also be seen Learn About Dangers of by those in attendance 7 Radical Treatment Those planning to attend the Now field day should bring their own inch size Ail latest feaFifty-folunch 50 tures! Single compartment with - $ The program will be completed at 3 p m thus enabling visitors 50 to return home at an early hour spray and spring type closures By DOROTHY WHITE CLEARFIELD — A little thing like a bird’s nest might have claimed the lives of a Clearfield family of five but for mild fall weather and a young mother who guessed the danger at last— gas poisoning — while she still had strength to act The nest lodged tight in the ipe that carries off deadly near y odorless gases from their heating system had backed the lethal fumes into their home for days Mr and Mrs Faunt (Beth) Montgomery knows now Perhaps only the fact that the plant was out of operation much of the time owing to Indian mer temperatures saved the ents and their three youngsters from certain death The truth finally dawned in Mrs Montgomery’s mind a few days ago when she was almost overcome by the poisonous gas Too weak for anything else she fought her way to the telephone and called the neighbors in Her husband had snapped the gas furnace on when he left for work a few hours before “I began to realize what was happening” she said “when I brought Wayne up first from the basement bedroom and he was deathly ill” “Then Connie came dragging upstairs I knew then that 1 had to do something quick” she said “but by the time I went to bring Ropnie up I knew I was too weak to get the children out myself I got back to the telephone ' and called for help” x Neighbors were on the scene in seconds threw the doors open and summoned a doctor who promptly diagnosed what the par- ents had thought was lingering “flu” as gas poisoning - Thinking hack on the whole episode Mrs Montgomery remembers now that the children took sick almost at the same time the furnace w’as first turned on She herself had suffered a severe head pain for days Dies m East 67 f R t ForgeflEx-SJNewsman- Jk THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEl SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 9 1952 1 t Now's Your Chance Eteiludion! $) 4 Sr ' h p VC w t44 I lyT- no - t V j LH y 4 -- Revealing Facts On Fistula of t ” IV Of: I V the HARRISON CABINET SINKS A ur W w y w on— — ‘wfaiimci a— bos at——— 'napwwM— omoa— — saw- What! No Decorations? jS a- - — riT AV v FMg & ——p — “Yes we’re lucky to be alive” Mrs Beth Montgomery tells her three youngsters wLo were gassed as a result of a bird plugging up their furnace pipe with his nest —one just like Ronald Montgomery holds Connie Montgomery is 8 Wayne 3 Their father is Faunt Montgomery Mrs Montgomery who told herdows before retiring to clear thethe Montgomerys Their home is story to a reporter in hopes that rooms of a “stuffiness’ he sensed newly decorated and the smell of The furnace had been on much fresh paint completely camou others in similar peril would gone to flaged the faint smell of gas guess the danger before she did of the day If they had rooms it said the children Connie 8 Ron- bed without airing the nie 6 and Wayne 3 would be- might well have bemt fatal she come ill each morning and night believes A representative from the gas while they were inside breathing company wasn’t long in locating the dangerous fumes When they played outside their the trobule He poked the nest out with a long stick condition improved Fumes from a gas plant aren’t One other lucky circumstance worked to their advantage Last entirely odorless but require a But Sunday Mr Montgomery insisted- sensitive nostril to detect have wouldn’t wineven that helped bedroom on opening several i PROVO— What! No Christmas A DC decorations in downtown Provo? 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