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Show "acg-- fc: i V' .'V' Ji . r?iv : l.-'.'-T- S i'KttS' : : : I &?. ffisfej' u gs a ;M AriV-wt;-St :.V- " V. A : - ..: . va-- Af.-Sfl- ' iIfi j - 'v- K" I - ' LAYTON V TAIL AU 0 i VOLUME ELEVEN X NUMBER 1 'FORTY-NIN- ,4r. E- T :! ' 1 JVize Wimiers at ;? ; ' BRay - Cross . W " at Centerville Die?; reau 'fair, Far A CAN IT- BE DONE? - Mary Hannah Divett, Mother of Mrs. Major iilkuu V." isoi'.um - Fire Destroys The. .Ion. Killed His VSrtvllicr - .Walter liadly Hurt . ii uU liirnhigliam ..Home in Bountiful .3 Qr. Dun'.ioglmrn'a nice brick .oi'i j lie southwest: cor nv.i Mrs. I!.;rrv. Divett, I U k southeast of the-'the k"b'd ! rv i Dbf--t an rv- wldo'V A t.bue- in.' ltountiful 5 Satu'V.ir ''' .''l"r r siornrv boess for many years, d v d ly fire Motr.duy noony o n :i died Wednesday at her home in If the 1V36 . Utah Elate Fait, . 1 he 4ui in tho r.oof near Ji t wre To open September.,, Centerville of causes hcuht.t to Ffhvduled the sb'n t y 4i cd. spread undernertth bodlv Tit' r1 noi,Mts October 3, was 'to close The Davis County Fair closed its and t.i.t to r. eohmdera.bla ex; bod. confined To eleven the of best wn born and tirdcr' Divett October Mrs'. ", way ImmediateTy, visit-biggest b . v it broke through tho .The 't.bl'l i ati.l tlei'viv-nfind would Engannual celebration's officially with 183-1- in Solferd. everything in readiness t M. .bad anvshiit ho liennon '" Vi fmtor.iobili aR of .7oeph ar.d Es far ", dance in the pavilion. For the land, a dnnc-h'egruyr.'iir, equipment, hous ji 'trying H' light the fire wifh dii4-bv wl.eu theii bo afeJ bookfacilities for workers- on exhibitors row it was ther Ann Cattrall Pprnee, exhititr, . lun.ioal,; on no. r.ut 1 ing the damage fo'Hded a driv n bv with was e.ir Car concessions last asul.iemc.nVft D. and the of She )L bureh when I., the display irig. ."over joined Kvron s'i'vtr,; ns on tt.r Snltnir bih intoiior ti the extent waterwbiild, ary concerned. in Manchester in the bowCfy and the booths with her but' !ml was .used water afterwurd wav rtt west of the county. Kne, Tho fair management- Is just and earn? to tV United Slates in and decorations removed, '' Wiseman I' " I hiii wife, Fva fho tuil.l.ng was iqa.f&r. goiue.to that far aluad of previous years m The countys varied" argrlcultitral June, 1SS5. Following n short stay tnueh. st ol, note hurled from th1 suit rtfa.dy for the states .home, '.and industrial pursuits were in Salt lake City, the family movall of (he furniture makingeducatii rrtieUally bis on Wisenuin -. 'ntertain-mcr- it brad exhib- ed to Denver. Colo., whore Mrs. or., nal striking different and' in the shown, bly the jtivouunt fr.netnrirg b.is skull. nnd hou.iohold effects were saved". event. The grounda' are in its- .there. .They included WP A Divett was active in tb newly orTIh'I'o mas insurance on the build Abbo'orh tho Site.nu'tvi oar rputi more atbooths showing weed eradication, ganised misrion branch and acted spick and around an-- overt Tinoil none of the ing Und tk furniture. -in 'landbefore as hostess to missionaries serving tractive asv than.jfver was canning, sewing, and school lunch It Vns iptiti) h big losa it it. (iiv in wore Centrahurt. field. and Weber in that general arrangement. scaping es; HeywoOds Honey, Doth Mr. Wiliam nr.d Mrs. Wal- a big rm.f. l-Dairy Surviving rre five nn? and dantrh .Mrs. Ktjrningltorn was ,ifl the Allotment o'f exh:b-i- space and deproducts, Kaysville-La- y ter Wiseman srapej without ser-ii'- ii hous4 nsliu-- when mands for display facilities, too, . . ten- Milling:, Layton Sugar, Was- -' tera, Harry Divett. San Diego, Cal. neighbors-- . in injury, Dieeasvd was iO years are .Atch National Forest,, Davis loun Mrs.. Laura D. Major, Ohama. Nob. far.' in advance of any .previous-yea- r.. .forniod h'.'r lhnt her home was 6n. ' of age, ; fire. ty health unit, Utah Poultry Dro- - Miss Alice Divett. Robert W. DiFuneral services were hold WedState Fair Board officials feel iduoers,-- Eampton Drug, Doughty vett and Mrs. Mae D. Heiger, Salt nesday at 2 p. m. in IVDonahls artd with good reason hat ; Chevrolet, E. L. Tall garage. Union Lake City, and 11 grandchildren. nvutuary and burial was in the Mrs. Wm, indic'ute beyond all doubt. Montaj? as the well He? fruit, sons, Harry of win Dieeo, 'Furaiturq, as Bountiful cemetery,. thAt the coming state fair will surCal. and daughter, Mrs. I). TI. Ma; : vegetables, womens division, . pass all others in the ncope, variety 'clubs, PTA and FEA. jor of Omaha, Neb. have arrived and number of 'displays to be maw The FFA crops were exception-- . and granddaughter! Mrs. Wesley Stephen Urc, : In in the many exhibit department. .ally outstanding this year accord- . Ford of Bohe, Idaho, has been e ailhave already issued notice Far-ed They to. the by telegraph, County Supervisor Gun Club ing exhibitors should reii P. Smith, Those which were Funeral services will be held In that .prospective XViiriam Mra. F. Mer.tjig of 993 file their for space lest animations considered of unusual merit and the Centerville First ward meetDies Washington street,'. Salt Lako City unable obtain be to. any. which will be sent oh tq the state ing house, Sunday at 1:50 p. m. un t you tLluA LUti kina U praclieutr Write Kay Oroea to care ol that itewepupei they but1 at one time .a' Bountiful, resid Another reason for belief . lire," 70, prominent dent', left Inst' week for Jah Fsa.n-ci.o- o fair, include 'an all around garden der direction of Bishop Wesley fnrnmr an& educational and of ales died seven of greatest entries all gardener ard will interment Roy, taking Tlngey take display where phe. Will., spend u feW c la ntciTnfnitttt event will set new Monday at tin family borne weeks Co. Reunion ; .firsts, exhibited by Fred Kendall place in the Salt Xsike City ceme-ter- Most ; Rich with l cr sister, Mis.- L.. IT. records in exhibits of a be.nrt attack. . - tf South Weber. particularly t ", tho- death of t.he ORourk'p, following Dorr better exhibition 'facilities t' Fepfemher IK, 1$6K, 'In her husband which occured The next outstanding exhibit was . Of Lagoon, Monday South Bonn July 9. bo provided this year. More if ul. In was a son of ; that of Charles and Theodore Pe of .was.C3 hhd had 16(1,1)00 has been yours age Robert .and Marv Muir Ure. After Hy expended uadr terson of Val Verda with firts on Origin Of Tell Your . the tlcnfih of bis firrt two wives, boon an employed of the Bamber- W IA projects since the last fair : five varieties of grapes, 'r Electric twrnty-fourailroad for To The Marines In exhibit improvedosed Mrs; Alice Fisher "Ure and Mrs. ger Harry. Reed, Bountiful, will enter a tnnto.imun. lie ii ments. itjs gates years Trnittn Jticb ..counHatch . . of he Ure,Former married survived . two varieties of watermelons and Vhen the leaves' turn hpown-thby throe children, CharThree new barns for the housing fittend- the Rich V'blet Jones in Iflll,. Except for egg plant?; Leo Wood, Bountiful, accident, curve, turns upward .'and ty arc invited to les II., Montr.g; Irovo; Mrs. Norma 6f horses have been erected Monsinco at. . .Charles Brown, West Lay the New Loatham tj , "peaches; the nation is now on the eve of .the county Reunion at Lagflon, Wil-pia qf. Logan and Mrs. last hors falL These additional S'tfto 1 on. Gun. club ' of from. Woods west, .tomatoes-31,. p. Indian of and .ton,, pi. day, Aug. Postmartcr James H. Hampton most dangerous driving" periods corn; Stevenson tf Fall IWlfc and 9 barns will provide exhibition tp .Evcni Ycriipgberg,- West Point, su- - received an interesting narrave Tha '.instructions Are for. all to Crove, ho tvns ,r.rT.rod in farming the year, according to Dr. Styles lie was born in art'ers" for 200 gxandchlidrhn. an.T head of horses, with his t trar.lening.pl) the life..' eat. bowery. gar "beets; Wayne Smfrdley- and regard:rg the origin of the phrase V. Wherry, president of tha Utah gather-aQuincy, 111, but the family moved "40 stalls to the barn. Altogether amusenre his Surviving events II Po.nx Woods widow; Is apd Cross, Open lagoon .which Tell It to the Marines, from Motorist "association, onions, Glea.'Fagty to OVlwndo when he was only six there are now five horse bams. Toments 6 tci. 7:33 . Free i'iolon. and (lAi;j"Mer; Maryett, Trene. Tr IMany other prizes were given, but Major T. Talmage-Taylorwith the. A. A. A.of the 1912 moved to Sal; tal livestock Re r Urt Mrs. 1) vid Mit years tdd and in display and housing this group- will be chosen to repre-..sen- t, Larne'. Corps recruiting, station, bowery ne!n and It is generally assumed, said with your basket Munch-iI.ak he where lived up-ijhe time facilities is embraced in 11 barns. the chapter at the State Fair room 46ti Federal building, . an Dr. Wherry, tlat 'be greatest Seven thjrty to'- 8: 30- p. m., pro- ('bell ftrul .M?. Mnmje U,e, alt of of Mr di.ath with the exception cf" There are four cuttle barns, ono . fail Ure, of North . Judging in the Womens Depart- - Francisco. number of accidents" occur in the gram including welcome . address Hv Bountiful. in resided the he. time Ira N. Cfxrk-Ure .of liuntsviilQ; hag nnd .one sheep barn, providing Lbe; Tnent was concluded yesterday, the states that accord- summer months, 'but .this 'assump- by 'jinn.- Clarence M' l.'in housing for 2000 head of livestock! and of display.-whicin- ing to reprys diary; during the tion t drew the most Shelley, Idaho, community' Frnl the an1UKLGTN CAME' D' vis Giber improvements at the state o'4hfr Mrs." Rill.i Mr. . actenest.ed nnd ; lrad the by low the f.pecbatorseirging being point in. February, resign. of CharJ?3 II, of England nual Fair IIn Mrs. selecLos violin of grounds" installed since 1935 AngtAps .grandmothers department, Grand-- ; a certain Fea captain, newly return cident trend starts upward,' rising Wilton Fetcrson and When on always trip include 19 gnndchil-frpnadditional lanscaping toami a Cook tions mother Feirg Davis c'ounty's oldest, off from, the fes-terFwhi.mer Mrjt. the brother, Jljlla ly 'to park the cay where it ocoan, tojd the steadily during the height of. try five facilities for conces- can'provy0 sisters, Kobcrt.and r well Ure nnd orchestra. . Cfinier-- . king- about Elizabeth Vhittalcer, 97,-t, flying .fish) a thing tonring, soasim. be. coasted If 'ncce::ary to. start, sionsaml outside exhibitors. Evernnd .Hoe nAl Mrs, Mrs. 19S0 Fn'Idiv,& for Election who .yille, Macgla displayed braided rug. never heard of in old England. The However, .with the .ending ef Ser- greens have been planted around -- or two and Tits. Rm,, pi) JIatjrh.of suggests the Emergency Road 1937.- of the sterner sex Von II. king ard the-- cqurt were the vacation pnr.'od,. there is tin JUtfih filoiofitif Asn, vastly viey.of the manufacturers V, Larso-n,' '' Olu'f and Mr.i. building and Minnie rresldept," King, 70, and Dan U'any; 76, of amusvd. Dut, tho navel fellow per- durtion ts might Standing idle, for several days may additional space made ready for Deck J'.aU J.nl.i Gity, f . IaMz f . Tres. Rec. Verda ,'A . .. Fptnccr, tho be .expected, raj hep the cad.-..Kaysville. sisting, merry fiioTareh bcel:- -' the lottery to run' down and con.cevsio.n space. More lawns are s ... . . Fnncr.il wili be conduct-f- d M?. trend continue? Emg entered A woven .rug, oned to a lean, dry 'colonel of the upward, mako diffi'cult, Etartitig Tluiras.l.-iprovided. Mr. Harvey .two hooked rugs And a sea regiment, and said: pt 1. p. r,i. in the L. rearhirg a peal; in-- October and Man Colonel, A ccpient floor placed in the poul -County D. B, Hoy word chnpd by B.ifihop rair c.f. knitted' mittens, ha himself thi tarry bricks here makes. sport continuing; ;nt a. high level through TIRE DAMAGE D. R. try Grernwf building will enhance the enod. Laving spun the yarn arid dyed.it,' of.tis He. tells ub of the remainder of tho year. Dies lus Iloinc tertainment values of this always of 23 entrants . a In to with miraculous weps travel; relation fish' that ioreakc3 its volume, every ' Additional-tir' damage may oc-- interesting exhibit. Two nnd one- BLACK SMOKE ' Variety of fancy wonk from .quilts elements ard flies like a bird over as Tn&aure'd hy gasoline consumpfrom cur .if tho weight of a car ia allow- half acres between ths more westfmoto Layton nct-u- a to .retted la.ee dollies and crochet- - the water! t replied the tion, early .spring and Fiimmf'P Sirp, r'Tiur-the is it a ed to rest on- a fla-- t tiro for any erly barns and the west side of tb pipe ur.ually . ed lae backeSs with g colonel-osafest times of the ly are marines, .he tells a true tlvili too length oftime. If an inflated fpare Fair grounds have been filled ia the fuel mixture is first clasps' ' afid being awarded thing, I myself have often fern year', with fqll'and winter shewing) Joecph Carpentrr, r.K, nVjj tir.io is not Imifud.aU ly available and made ready for additional ieh. tho oilier. ;ln c.arbura words, blue ribbons. park A decidedly worse record, of rorerville, died late Mon , those fish . peas wheel should be raised on a ing space. An additional tho 'your majestys The- - heavy tpnm cf J.rhn Dav.-"C'- around gate has . com- day ntth.e home of his sister, Mrs. top in drawing too much' fuel and ' ' Barbados!, Wf 11, decided "Safely exports' ' jade) ta been provided on the couth sido of . pulled the 3,100 pounds weights Charles, "Such evidence cannot' l,e pletely agreed ns .to, what is' the John A, Ifinfikiy, where he hnd 'liv- not enough air. the Fair grounds. the regillaticn 27 feet- and:one.-t!al- f ; ed fif.ee 192?. dispu'ed. I,! er rafter, .when .we. hear principal chuse cf the. rising r- if" or exhibit ..J! Decc-mlr v v iA 71 an Born in in autumn, ftscrribrng it. Tort erv ill?, i ...for easy win 'over Bud Draayer a strangt thing, we wbl.tell it to i is well exemplified by tha fpace Dwho p'ullcj it' 13 feet, two inches, the lilarinf?,' for the. Marines' go to a mTniVi-'.o- f 19, .he T na-- ion of Lafayette (International Harvester Company, is it for second and Alma" Cook whose everywhere and sop everything, generally a. greed" that the' few and Emery Thvlor "Cariientf-r,- TIa ,3 which has asked that its space of er hours, rf. daylight nnd' conse- was enraged ns a farmer nndrnw-m.- il team did.not teleasc iKewtighls. and if they ray it' Is so, we' last year be doubled in 193i.vThh " g are In the medium weight class the" it. So we cee that a royal quently increased operator inTortccville until J. I. Case company, which did not he moto in Adeia.n ne'-rthis edme major contributing .factors' tean; of Dj?sy:r weighing quip has 'a foyal Crigin,--an'- d aLytof. He it exhibit last year, has also written bed rfQoVjl. It is also conceded that ried. Ur was an . . in the rort-crvi2,935 p run o's pulled the 2,900 .pound t.uek, the Fair board expressing a desir fallen leaves on the road topstitute firo: w?.rd- during- his residence weighs 26 feet ftw first p'ru-to exhibit its products at the coma skidding1 hazard unique to the there. Tirpin' pulled the same weight 19 Rpnrtf'r ing FAUnS.' , are.'two-sHersper cent of tho fall . ..felt' .for second hnd Hector Flint . Mrs. months, . Surviving in the buildManufacturers rpace be Whatever 25 the of Mrs. feet . and ?,80P pounds lor may Layton cause, Findlay julled has Centerville been ing Dies' already '1 taJjn by third-placlesson is .obvious;.' from tfow of Eladr.foot, Idaho ar.d members of the Utah Manufacturuntil the close of the year, "the mo- a haf brother, Stephen Jor,efs .of ; Light weight wir.nerp'al.so pulled ers association. Of torist must, exercise the maximum Elbo, Idaho, . .Approximately theif weight,. the Impressed by. the great interest is' of this caution for the time of team of Kelly Drfiayr who f)lac.ed Rhown by its 1935 fair exhibit, tho ' ' and 2,360 first Weighed pounds Wti). Bennep Evahn, who. Was Federal Housing Administration . . .; pu'lled the dynamoneter' set'7at 2, ' Hjogn In' Centerville, AIay '21, 1R62, will make an even more extensivo LOOSE PISTON COD' .roun.ds the required' WEAR and now 74 years .pld, unmarried) died Good Gets ar.d elaborate display this year on ona-hafeet. Prize money in, the Aug. 29, at 9 a. m! of acute heart . 'Hie looser'.the piston the more the second floor of the Manufactwill be And the wear caused on horsepulling brought $35 $25 failure at his. home in Centerville.-wa- rapid, urers building. It plans to have k Trails. Wear is. cylinder second. and for ;$T5 ti trade, usually first, a eon ef Ber.ner J.- Evans, who huge turntable exhibit as the cen.line in faster space where the pisthrd place winners .respectively. died many years' ago) and the lat.e ton ter of attraction. but out if the rings travel, pistons Mrs. Patience Ilatrh, A.roeficp'n , The FfA exhibits" broiight Jo?ephiira Harmon Eyans. Of interest to agriculturists in loose greater Weaj will occur Legion historian of the George B. ..some prize winning livestock as The following brothers and sis, arc is the increased atten-tj'o- n articular on one side wall of.the the near top Day unit 79, .received, a beautifully follows:, grand champien open, class ters survive; George E. Mie Evans MONDAY, Feb, J9th Listen to furi. It Is made of taro, hut to le given exhibiting and due to 'fhe- - piston striking at. an bound hf'v you Uko those sweentened with sugar Instead copy, of the history of the tills, nnd dairy heifer, Stanley Nelson; Paul Centerville; John; Fred and Bart members of Utah larticipating the pxplosion takes American .Legion auxiliary for living qunrtors. Twy large room being allowed 'to sour nnd ferment .TUiley, two seconds on dairy, heifer Evans, of Salt Lake; .Dr. '$ rh angle when, and Farmer clubs, Future Sometimes I as Hawuliun believe is similar will place. Vcrurnlas vfesr my furnished. pol. In club class, jn. open Evar.a of Los. Angeles, Saul Evans, occur having" entered the most complete one falrl-- well are to be special prizes tfary Is for at the'bpttom, due to the arid artisric unit history in the running full length of hotel both preference the latter. class; P.ex Robins, .firts jn open and Seattle, Wih.(.Mta. Sarah this and hnd-oevery effort year inr.od rooms I sensation our openan unpleasant connecting nnd being In. fint hack, angular stefa of Ufah. club class with Holstein cow "ahd; Santa Monica, .Cal in tha to build interest )ent on. I shoes when swim up Ai jt pushes the piston up 'I put my laurwnv; same with "Hplstein. heifer. ing oqto both, .Shower room, sink, Mrs. Hatch compiled in her Fer- club beef cattle exhibits. Youths bo ai5.4 hs rmce, Mrs Josephmi; botwiM'n . sometime felt igainst on my crawly washroom compressiin.' nnd James Johnston second, and third reil of Salt Lake City. a comp'efa record of the. acti- toilet HIGH COMPRESSION Front veranda fool and shady toes. I flung the shoe off ns qulcky longing to tha various dubs art . on Suffolk lambs in 'both open and vities. of the Bountiful unit for the ' 'The vnd ewrh;inging thu main street of ns poNSble thinking tlmt probably evincing a keen interest in the fair meaning qf high compres past year. '. 'club classes, second on a yearling made 'sosp. sicn to as epough outsido of a centipede was In t and out craw and promise many displays for W an cn automobile W. applied we ar.d third on a two year cld . Thp auxiliary also cntcr'ed a town--Ju- fitbusinessfardislriot Flower f how George ! their fair activities. to be quiet, led a gigantic is g'r-the c'ften TpisuBderstqod. An ex- poppy poster by Margaret Bhultz Charles Mann first" and sec- -' .wa sweepstakes winner, .takAlbert died the of Utah agriculturists will be es3 King wul.k minute? shout llelguim within ' the yet b.y planation Road wen Emergency was highly commended for her old. Suffplka ewes ing 195 po'n'ta. lit al?o; on two'-aspeother local all the French and Is a day, interested in exhibits to bo Tho ngoonf Just, there. pecially from Service of the Utah otorist Asso- work, nd first with a lamb. . cial awards on decorative and show officials tiro wearing black bands made by several federal governon "the. other side of th few ciation yards states that winhigh compresJames' Johnston, won second dahlias. Other fperial. avard A beautiful Flanders Field? was street, nn i Just la front of our hotel around their arms as a token of re- ment agencies and departments, in place on A Chester White gilt; ners were Harild Smith on decora-tjv- e sion, or increased, compression, ia entered by the Legion and auxili- Is a littie where the fishing spect to Mm. the soil conservation deeluding the apace jn the ary ia the aumonth parade of the Louts unload-theiI nttended the cinema with N dahlias- had Vera Layton cm gained by reducing 'George 'Copk first place cm Cheser catch. It mnkca partment. The grazing division of ' combustion chamber, with the re- state convention, ' . . Vhite zinhias. . am excellent, (living .place. We have tonight. We sat through a 1922 news tho gilt; Ue Roy "Mitchell- fir-of the interior is sult is that Web. gas compressed tighter . .Wir.T.ert In Class ..iAnd sec:nd places on ,two Duroc Mrs. Zipnora Nelson, Mrs. Olla a good view of the harbor wtlfi Its reel, a comedy of About the surne also department to make displays of expected and a E. force nnd R.' re two Mrs. greater explosive rees of an its the first " Farl, Mrs. Levina Argvle and Mrs. beautiful, Ftjer, Be?sie Flint, yaehfs nnd clnttige, Jersey gilts. accomplishments. Hie soil conExhibits dri the womens "depart-.;'-.meMrs. T. 11. Argy-le) attended the Gold star schooners bobbing at anchor or tied equally nnclent silent feature. It servation exhibit will illustrate deJoseph By sults whpn combustion occurs, Young Mary was USE AIDS In comical tt MOTOR antiquity. The mothers tea Friday at Memory up alongside the quay. Jlotu Utii Is were judged by Miss Myrtle 'bee, Mrs. J. F.. Cor. rad; Mrs. Hugh One reason for a motor performwere flushed onto the pereen nuded soil areas and the same sucnark. They were accompanied by right In front of our eyes, while to woTds JDavidson,' U. S. A. C. Extension Folsom. Estella Criddle, Vera In English, and a man on a small tions after erosion work has been home demonstrator .and tpn, Mrs-- . Harold JMoort, Mrs. June ing better after it has been driven Mrs. J. E. Trowbridge Gold star the left a little lies Moorea with on them. a few thousand miles is that the chairman. her craggy peaks and deep ravines balcony In the renr shouted out the completed Miss Eleanor Fasso, Bowman, Wayne Green, Mrs. A. R. In equivalent accompanTahitian, bunk of fleecy and the Dabelle Burton, Effie cylinder walk and pistons become CooV-MrAgent. or FARINGTON clouds draped lazily ubout her sum- ied by occasional barking nnd growlfrom fric- BOUNTIFUL . A marked improvement In th'e Earton, Dr. W. C Gierisch and blazed. ing and fighting of dogs In the aisles tion if mits. lubricated under properly Mrs. D. Mr. Graham and Smith. W. Yes they admitted dogs I quality of the needlework, espec- Harold Its no trouble at all to hop into After Norman Those who placwi in Class II normal driving conditions. Fast have moved Into the daily In' pieced, quilts and rugs the second reel of the feaMrs. Oscar Backman and her we-- e Estel. a Criddle, George W. driving and the resulant overheat- Lamph residence pending comple- a bathing suit, then downstulrs und ture, they have a . "was noted inter- mother, Mrs. Charles Hermans!, by Miss Davidson. lesson the chance waing cy tion of the home they are bbuilding ncross the road where the blue mission. We left the theatre, bought of Farmington, will spend Fridiy . Canning exhibits were judged on Webster, Mrs. T. M. Argyle, Dr. Under and pistons ofofagetting ters of the harbor-lagoobeckon sweet to eat, nnd wnndered new car Mrs. was Vera in the C. Layton, Gierisch, W. Armory down in Bountiful visiting with represented condition, cleaness, uniformity, as they should be. American Legion parade in Salt one to swim. After a swim and sun to the whnrf, there to sit with feet color, and pack. Kerr prize win- - Isabelle Burton, Mrs. Edward H glazed GASOLLNE Lloyd Riley. bath the hotel shower awaits. I dangling WASTE Lake with a rice Goat, Saturday. to the waters edge nearly ;.ners were: first, Mrs. Julia Gailey, Welling. Mrs. 3. F. Conrad and V If were within tldnk this reach The average motorist is prone to of 8 we togsed bits of food into the Nedean Stringham who is visitA veteran in St. Joseph, IIn, Kaysville; Mrs. Mira Flint, Kays-vill- Wavne Van Sickle. nil Americans the mothers, waste problem The harbor nnd watched the fish come shared his hones with Ms association ing here with relatives, is expectgasoline. . Class III winners Wayne Van Mrs. Lola Barnett, Farming-toof getting small boys to takq a to the surface to snatch It almost Two blue ribbons were given S;ckle. Dr. Gierisch, Harold Smith lists common sources of such w&ste ing to return to her home in Los bath would he solved. cording to Dr. Carl as soon as It lit. 'in the balanced meal contest, one-t- o Mrs. E. R. Eehling, George W. as improper carburetor adjustment Angeles, the first of next week, The vetr--; f- inarian. Mareta Poldmltl moon The me a excessive Idleach brought night, bigger gets he choking, Mrs is the M. unnecessary daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chester Flint and th other Webster, Mrs. T. Argyle, Vera Ot dipped, ttixlcrrrV.f large howl of native opol yesterday, ahd R has Just shoot derided to stay of to Mrs. Hcracp Steed, both Kav1 Layton, Mrs. J. F. Conrad, lira. ing or racing, high speed travel, ne Walter Stringham. v. xalfus xz- - X, ( i 4&d whut I couldnt eat for lunch another mostfe. And does that make of gleet lubrication, leaking piston dragging brakes and unskilled I 'finished for this Zdwn JviBa.' Mrs. Alfred Hugh Folsom, and Mr breakmorning's mkknggyl. rings, sticking , vahfaa,' waft tins, drjring. a class B award for home H. Welling. 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