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Show John A. Israelsen 11.1.42 Cn J:b D to C;t3 Dallas VOLUME a WJ - '.'I A h UNITED STATES WAR Buy War Bonds BONDS Every Pay Day lOQDr AND XXXII 5c per single copy telephone company Hyrum Utah, CACHE COUNTY YOUTHS VIE FOR FARM SCHOLARSHIP URGES BRIEF LOCAL AND LONG DISTANT CALLS . STAMPS NUMBER 10 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1942 HYRUM LIONS CLUB APPOINTS COMMITTEES Salvage Campaign Gets Underway SCHOOL STAFF FOR HYRUM AND VICINITY LISTED BY KIRKBRIDE j Eight Cache County farm youngAt the last meeting held by the The grim business of war takes sters are this summer completing a With only two or three positions Lions Club of Hyrum the various over a little more of our time each course of study which gives them a committees for present term were left to fill, the Cache county board like ourselves all chance to learn more about oay as millions ways of appointed. With President Leo C. of education has announced the nation the give our services in marketing Utah farm produce prof- HYRUM CITIZENS ASKED TO over Nielsen in charge of the session the teacher list for the coming year, J. war work. Youve probably been do- itably and at the same time to win HAVE SCRAP METAL READY business of the evening was conduc- W. Kirkbride, superintendent said. MRS. HYRUM S. BROWN buying more cash scholarships, the National Jun- FOR COLLECTION SATURDAY Eleven fewer teachers will be eming more yourselt ted. Mr. Leland Peterson and Canf-r- il TO BE HONORED Bonds, working in civilian defense ior Vegetable Growers Association AUGUST 8 and IS succeed than during ployed duying 1942-4- 3 Nielsen were named to SUNDAY the reported this week. Enrollment said. or other war projects. Thats he named the C. term, Nielsen, recently Mr. Leo past and each The students are: Tuby Erickson, in several Morhas An emphatic call for public supbeen way a democracy fights Mr. decreasing and Club Lyman prsident Mrs. Hyrum S. Brown of Hyrum transfers have voluntary contribution of the time Mary Jean Erickson, Wayne Geary, port of the current scrap metal drive schools comand some to directors as resigned, rell, will celebrate her seventieth birth' and service further unites a great Royce Lundberg, Verla Millyard, in Hyrum and vicinity was made plete unfinished terms. Committees been made to meet the trend. The it test sternest and Richard Perkins, Robert Thornley today by Cliff Stauffer chairman of day anniversary Sunday, 'August 9, nation meeting Attendance general excellnce will be maintainwith an open house and reception were named as follows : and Leon West, all of Smithfield. has ever faced. Mr. the local salvage committee. H. E. Hansen, ed, despite the adjustments, and C. Stauffer J. from 4 to 10 p.m. at her home. As the mighty war effort gathers They are competing for a $500 said. Kirkbride Laws F. J. and The plea for scrap material has Constitution By Mrs. Brown was born August 9, momentum it touches all of us in grand national prize as well as for a been made nation-widA major change was the transCarlson and E. H. Bush; Convenand we in 1 872 in Hyrum, a daughter of Nei the and lives same $250 regional award and 3 individby Wilour everyday who E. ferring of Trenton students, J. tions Cantril Nielsen and Hyrum should feel it our duty to re- C. and Lucy Bensen Nielsen. She enrolled token, broadens our opportunities ual prizes of $100 each allotted to spond wholeheartedly he declared. been and have at Anderson A. G. previously a member of the L. D. S. church son; Finance a $5,000 "The war demands make it necess to be helpful. In this connection, an the Western area from the Lewiston school, to Education Junior high S. W. Stanley Bailey; and has been active in Relief Sointeresting angle was mentioned this scholarship fund established by the for each citizen to dig out every ciety work. Gunn and Leland Peterson; Mem- the Smithfield junior high school. ary A. Clark, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea bit of metal available. morning by Mrs, Frances Hyrum city bership B. M. Thompson and H. E. The move will improve transportaShe was married to Hyrum and tion facilities and relieve congestion manager of the Tlephone Company. Company for the National Junior must do its napart in aiding the Brown, February 12, 1895. Mr, Kellett; Program Ellis Hansen Since the outbreak of war, tele- Vegetable Growers Association, the tional cause. Dr. J. at the Lewiston school. Cantril Nielsen; publicity Brown died in 1931. WelThe teacher shortage has been Girls phone lines all over the nation have association announced. and He said that the city truck would Paul Boys Burgess; She is being honored with the Professor Grant B. Snyder of be used and that been busier than ever before in the W. H. Jenand felt most severly in shop classes, scrap would prob- ception by her four children, Ken' fare Clifford Poole Companys history, Mrs. Clark said, Massachusetts State College, the as- ably be gathered during Saturday neth H. Brown of and Patriotism but the North Cache high school sen; Citizenship Califor Oakland, ' carrying urgent messages between sociations advisory chairman, ex- afternoon starting at 1:00 p.m. nia, Bert J.., Evan C., and Bessie Samuel Bankhead; Civic Improve- shop is the only one now lacking an offices of government, military posts plained that Most Utah .particiPlease remember, Cliff said, Brown of Hyrum. She has ment Frank Dusenberry, C. J. Stau- instructor, he said. aviation indust- pants have already completed three that no metal item is munitions plants, too small. grandchildren. ffer, Lee Peterson and Ross LiljenNew teachers added to the system extension course Many small ries, naval bases, shipyards, fact- units of a five-un- it will make a tank pieces quist; Health and Welfare; Dr. J. include Aaron Leishman, physical ories and homes. The fact that we in farm marketing intended to help or battleship. W. Wright; Safety H. R. Adams education instructor at Wellsville LIONS HOLD ANNUAL all seem to be using the telephone show farm youngsters why they and Ivan Summers ; Sight conserva Junior high school; Fred Sorenson, The present concern of each cit- SUMMER OUTING more, indicates pretty clearly its must pay just as much attention to izen should be the collection of all tion and the blind Jesse Peterson agriculture instructor transferred if they vital part in tying together the work marketing to production Charles Shepherd. The and annual of the summer Wellsville the from Smithfield and pilouting available to metal, scrap junior of war, but it also gives every tele- are to be successful farmers. It was announced that the salvage high school; Leo F. Johnson, Phying of it in the home lot or in front Hyrum Lions Club members anc The adUtah is added an responsibility. being program phone user of the home so that when the truck families was held Wednesday even' work for Hyrum would be supervis- sical education and health instructWar calls must come first and ev- ministered by A. L. Stark, chaircomes for Collection the metal will ing in the Hyrum City Park in Black ed by the Lions club. Personnel of or transferred from South Cache teleman,, Extension Horticultural Spec- be ready. eryone can cooperate. The smith Fork Canyon, with club pres the Club at present is Leo C. Niel- high school to Smithfield junior phone company urges that long dis- ialist, Utah Agricultural College, LoThe salvage committee has S- ident, Leo C. Nielsen, in charge o sen president, F. J. Carlson immed- high; John Broberg, basketball Final made brief: awards local calls be tance and gan Snyder explained. ecured the ground for piling the co- the party which proved a success iate past president. Perry Hyde, coach repacing Conley Watts at calls be avoided. will be announced at the annual con- llection between the Utah Oil Comr in that Ruth Bankhead, every detail. Mr. Frank Dusen secretary and Treasurer, W. S. Bail- South Cache; Unnecessary conversations may de- vention of the association to be held Bank-hea-d chairman the of Courberry, com Sam service station education instrthe vice and First working womens president, physical ey this fall. Cash awards may be used pany lay essential war calls. mittee, was assisted by G. A. Anderier office. 2nd vice president, Charles uctor at South Cache high, Julette Because important telephone mat- to help defray agricultural college Many citizens are calling the son and B. M. Thompson in provid- Shepherd Lion Tamer, Frank Dus- Cordon, homemaking instructor at erials like copper, aluminum, rubber expenses of winner or to purchase salvage committe daily, advising that ing tasty hambergers and ice cream enberry Tail Twister, G. A. Ander- Smithfield junior high school and and zinc are vital war materials as farm equipment. they' have something to add to the for the crowd. son, Dr. J. Paul Burgess, Cantril Theron Anhder farm mechanics inwell, new lines cant be provided The summer outing three years Nielsen and Leland Peterson direc-tor- s. structor at North Cache high school collection. The truck and members additional loads. In some of the Lions club will be around to ago was planned a fathers and sons replacing Harold Wadsworth, who j cases no new local service can be has entered the army. pick up the metal Saturday, August outing and was carried out as such. must be provided and party-line-s 8 and if your pile of metal has not Since that time, however, the ann, Teachers in Hyrum and vicinity shared. Considerate use of partylual canyon party has included the been are: by picked night Saturday up in A splendid program compli ine service is neighborly and help- Lincoln school in Hyrum W. S. notify the Salvage .committee and whole family. ment to the boys from Hyrum UlHALJtbiuinw i $' k will be picked up the followrn; to Bailey, Sams Uncle."' 'principal: Leland Pulsiph' join As Mrs. Clark points out, not all 4-CLUB MEMBERS Saturday. ever, R. F. Shumway, Vance D. Wal-e- r, was forces, presented Sunday calls going through the telephone Pile the metal at the curb and ENJOY OUTING John L. Jenkins, Bessie Brown, in the Hyrum 2nd ward with switchboards these days have. to do ening Lila Eliason, Annie Buist, Rose Mae A. A. Savage in charge. The Am- the truck will gather it from there. Death Tuesday morning took the with war, but all calls that do have A long to be remebered week enc If you have enough scrap to deem Jensen, Irma Nichols, Hilda Olsen erican Legion with Byron Snow condo ife of Martha Marinda Miller, 76 and Wendell Sanders. do 4-with war something to Club go the colors. Con- it advisable to pick it up where it is trip was enjoyed by 75 ducting presented through the switchboard. and not haul it to the curb notify members of Rich and Cache county energetic and respected Hyrum Paradise school Kenneth Bailey gregational singing of America and who escorted by County Agent church worker and mother of eleven the Star Spangled Banner was con- your scrap committee and arrangeprincipal; Joseph S. Howell, Lettie RITES EULOGIZE Reuben Hansen left last Thursday iving children. She had been a res- Bickmote and Hazel Trimble. ducted by A. J. Peterson accompan- ments for picking it up will be made. MRS GERTRUDE GILL bus and traveled to Tonys grove ident of this community all her life. but and If have by two a or H. R. South Cache high school piece you ied by . Mrs. Vinnie Clawson at the She was born October 18,1865, 50 miles from Hyrum high in the it down town are. AnderHans bring P. coming you Adams, principal; Piano and Mrs. Alta Peterson at the Impressive funeral services for East Canyons. Returning in Hyrum, a daughter of Andrew son, Raymond Cannon, F. J. Carlmusical numbers in- with you and leave it at the junk lops of Special organ. Mrs. Gertrude Gill, highly respected Saturday the young people report A. and Alice Brooks Anderson. On son, V. R. Carver, S. A. Dunn, H. cluded a ladies chorus by Mrs. pile east of the Courier. and talented Hyrum matron, were a delightful holiday which passed anuary 14, 1886, she was married E. Kellett, E. N. Larsen, Lyman D. is The committee compossalvage Thelma Peterson and company, a held in the Hyrum First ward chapel much to quickly. The group from to Lewis T. Miller in the Logan Morrell, E. S. Obrey, Edward P. solo by Miss Maurine Niel- ed of: Cliff Stauffer, chairman, with Bishop J. W. Wright presiding. cornet Willis McBride and Chas. Hyrumconsisted of Reuben Hansen, temple. Oldham, Sigrid Kennington, Clifsen accompanied by Miss Carol Car- phone 23 ; Besides rearing a large famliy, ford Poole, W. H. Terry, John BroPaying tribute to Mrs. Gills life McBride. If metal notify Don and Odell Smith, Mrs. Venna have you VinMrs. solo and a by piano were Mrs. Isabelle Wilson, Silas ver, Larsen, Marilyn Allen, Betty Lou VIrs. Miler found time for numer- berg, Joyce Clawson, Helen Evans, any of these men. nie Clawson. Allen, B. M. Thompson and Bishop Nielsen, Nina Nielsen, Maxine Niel- ous church activities, having served Emma Nielsen, Louise Peterson, Mr. A. T. Clawson, speaker of Wright. sen, Betty Rose, Betty Nielsen, Carol as a Relief society teacher, presi- Ruth Bankhead and Mabel Walker. the evening presented views of world TWO SERVICE MEN Hansen, Virginia Jorgensen, Patri- dent of the Cynthia Benson camp, Special musical numbers consistWellsville junior high school ed of a vocal duet by Melinda and conditions today, our duty to Am- VISIT AT H. P. ANDERSON cia Wright, Jackie Nielsen, Bonnie daughters of Utah Pioneers, and a Walter Perkins, principal; Aaron the oppressed nations. HOME Ross Liljenquist accompanied by erica and to Kellett, Delores Nielsen, Loree Sunday school teacher. She was es- Leishman, Louis Brenchley, Linden He encouraged the boys to remain Mrs. Eva Miller and an Roma Jean Larsen, Joleen teemed by all her neighbors as organ solo Leatham, Cora Larson and Fred Lieutenant and Mrs. Homer P. where and Joyce Eliason, Polly Jensen, ligh type of woman. by Mrs. J. W. Wright. The ward true to their religious training Sorenson. H. of Mr. choir, condutced by Mrs. Morris ever they might be, never forgett- Anderson, son an, Mrs. , Muriel Nielsen and Laura Savage Funeral services will be held toNielsen and accompanied by Mrs. ing the power of prayer. The Amer- P. Anderson of Logan and formerly day at 3 p.m. in the Third ward ELITE CLUB J. W. Wright, furnished other se- ican Legion booklet was presented of Hyrum, flew to the Logan air New chapel under the direction of BishGrandson Arrives to the honored guests by Mr. D. M. port and visited with his parents lections. One of the seasons lovely parties op Ether Nielsen. Buriel will be in Mr. Wednesday for a short visit. W. J. Miller and Merrill Baxter Reid. the Hyrum cemetery under the di- was given by the Elite Club in the Word received was Lake the flew Anderson from Salt Thursday ' offered prayers. ' morning by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. rection of Thompsons funeral home. charming garden at the home of Heber Lauritzen dedicated the PRIMARY CONFERENCE HELD Air Base. Mrs. Miller was the mother of Mrs. Marlin Anhder Wednesday. Nielsen Calof the safe arrival of a fine He is a recent graduate of a grave in the Hyrum cemetery. An afternoon of bridge was enchildren, all of whom survive: is in California. The temschool and has been grandson ifornia air baby Mrs. Jennie Lofthouse of Logan of the Hyrum conference the at tables placed on the lawn, first child Mr. joyed of ArthAir Primary and Mrs. attached 2nd the to porarily UTOPIA CLUB OF RICHMOND ward was held Sunday even- Squadron. Before entering the ser- ur L Johnson of Van Nuys, Calif- ler only daughter Lester L., Ver- masses o,f bright colored flowers, Third ENTERTAINED ing with President Edna Nielsen vice he was aviation editor of the ornia. Mrs. Johnson was formerly non A., Ernest A Marvin S., EIra forming a charming background. Carrol H., Alton G., . LeGrandl Prizes for the afternoons games the exercises. Commun- Deseret News and prior to that time Miss Donna Nielsen of Hyrum. Prior conducting Mrs. Marlin Anhder entertained conducted by Mrs. had been on the staffs of national to her marriage she was a member and Weldon T. Miller, all of Hyrum, were won by Mrs. Eugene Petersen was singing ity the Utopia Club of Richmond last and Mrs. Verio Petersen. An attracof the nursing staff at the Van Nuys and Ross O. Miller of Tremonton. Veleda Shaffer with special music- magazines. Wednesday at a delightfully arrang36 also are grandchildtive luncheon was served to Mrs. al numbers rendered during the pro-- 1 Surviving Another son, Corporal Lewmar Valley Hospital following her graded garden party. An afternoon of three six the Willard which ren, was Petersen, Mrs. J. Paul Burthe uation by presented on from last week "ram here Budge hospital. Anderson, spent bridge was enjoyed with prizes brothers and two sisters, James A., gess, Mrs. Molen Petersen, Mrs. Al-l- ie Sea Gull Girls Class. Talks were sick leave from his base at Fort to Mrs. C. J. Stauffer, Mrs. Hiram Anderson of College ward, Geraldine Nielsen and Hamilton, New York City. Petersen, Mrs. Eugene Petersen, Glacus Merrill, Edna Larsen and given by W. and R. CLUB Mrs. Anderson of Mrs. Gilbert Wellsville, Verio Petersen, Mrs. G. E. Lar of Nielsen class, graduating Corporal Anderson, who is now Venna Beckstead. Luncheon was Betty Lake of Salt Lovina C. J. Stauffer, Mrs. HerMrs. City, Ralphs sen, a vocal solo was rendered by Ilene attached marine Merchant the to served at small tables on the lawn The W. and R. Club met last and Mrs. Phenetta Williams of vin Nielsen, Mrs. Clyde Baine and and duet vocal a Joyce by Hall, ar Atlantic the as coast on gunner, to sixteen club members and the for their regular social afterMrs. Russell Petersen. ' Eliason and a piano solo by recently returned from Australia, Friday noon following special guests: Mrs. Gla-ethe home of Mrs. Grant at made Remarks were first Jensen. where he was sent with the Merrill of Richmond, Mrs. C. Polly Nielsen. Score prizes for the afterEdna Nielsen and Bishop contingent of American troops. J. Stauffer, Mrs. Hervin Nielsen, by Mrs. noons bridge game were won by Girls of the Sea Gull During his return trip he saw ac- Mrs. Ed Christofferson, Mrs. Blaine Mrs. Paul Nielsen and Mrs. Ross Ether Nielsen. suband class were graduated presented tion twice against the enemy Eliason. Nielsen, Mrs. Wesley Burris and by their teacher. Miss Virginia marines, once in the South Atlantic Mrs. Carrol Miller. A dainty lunchNielsen and accepted into the ward and once in the Carribean. homes wanted eon served the was hostess to First Ward by Eliason. A Second Ward M. I. A. by Mrs. Cynthia seven club members and Mrs. Paul Nielsen B. Sacrament meeting will be held at Sacrament meettalk was given by George night NOTICE TO THOSE WHO Sunday The Logan Chamber of ComNielsen, Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mrs. Mrs. in the ward chapel at 2:00 the First has ward Alede offered OVERSEAS were by Hyrum ing preHAVE SOLDIERS Prayers merce sent out a p.m. Dewey Nielsen, Mrs. Bert Brown, request today that Nielsen. in honor Mrs. An invitation is extended a and Allen Ruby Sunday. pared special program everyone who has a furnished or Mrs. and Ed Christofferson, special of all the Girls of the graduating class inTo those who have men in the parents and wives of men to all ward members to be present. unfurnished house or apartment for guests. NielGeraldine Laura continentarmed forces outside the Savage, who are in service. The Bishopric tent to notify them immediately as clude Ilene Hall, Theone Peterson, al United States, Service is these homes extends a special invitation to the Third Ward are needed for war sen, Joan combination Mr. Mrs. is Jensen, This and Nielsen, a Grant Polly available. At the third ward sacrament and Johnson honored Workers. Betty guests and also their childChristiansen and Joyce Eliason. that is available free children, Darrel and Dcvina of ren of the ward to be present. meeting Sunday night at 8:00 p.m., of charge at the Post Office. The Richmond, California spent the pasl have been made for Lor the Sarday School will present the Coffee Grounds Theron D. Anhder of Hyrum has letter is printed this way so as to week visiting in Hyrum and were in Christiansen to be the speaker program. Special music and talks Removing grounds from coffee as in shipping. Full iV house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark and the sailors of Logan will have will be given. A oon as it is good attendance made, helps to avoid signed a contract to teach at North conserve space bitter flavor. is desired. structions are printed on the paper. McBride. Cache high school. charge of the program. e, Selectees Honored Marinda Miller ek Answers Call H H n, Jo-!e- en us CHURCH BULLETIN V-M- letter-envelo- . . |
