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Show fv J r '', -- A ;V f 'A rf , V . JSNj , - ' rfw ' . . r ' T v j t e43 - w '4 , " - y. - - I v . V' V $ I1 n 1 Jt Ae A ,j . .' . t, - i, . v - ; ji & V W. 7& ,y fSfch J . -- "v; X.- V 'k Ax'.yvuVr - '9 '-f ' 9k . . itf J V 7E . " ;vV'' ?vv 0- ' ' vti k '.V, ? fL'1 , ' V., H V l'y .h i - .I ; :?i. r , i 'A, ' r '"f frvv, .vvy v' f &4..4 k - ;. w. J , J. . I ..v, . - v f V X 4 s . A. ASSfMBIFl) IV RICHMOND'S fine pioneer relic hall are (omf (ommiimu pioneer bmldei's and tiuc leadeis Sea'ed, William fiom left, Floieme NtKon, 80 Chloe llarnson, SO llanison, 81, Klla Thompson, 84, and Joseph Thompson, 8r). SlandinE Miln Jane tUlibank of the llanison, student of hisfoiv; Janies Mimat, thairntan of A 80 Ination and Rlat k and White Show, and Richmond will stress their famous dairj Ktte Bair, 1 Centennial cele- - Masor show m Ross a6. Plant, RICHMOND'S FETE IN '56: Ethelyn 0. Greaves Of Utah State Dies Fiont Page (Continued Centennial Black White -- 1) itelv known Ti adit ion lavs it In connection with the gust mill floniinutd From Page D a lew was named after Apostle C. C. he installed a carding machine. he Indians aie" said, could make a laid some night and Rich, ot the itch deep soil sugMi. Hendricks and W. T. Van kill half of you off luioip the gested the n cine "Rich Mound" Nov also operated a saw mill or Richmond othei half would know about it with hot sc power and sawed sonta Richmond was suiveyed and lumber In 18b3, Henry Gibson, Jhe tempniaiv loi at the Biovvei 1A. (' lewis and othei s built a Spitng was Iheieioic movell to laid out by Jesse W' Fox, a gowbeie Center St eel is with a vernment smveyor in 1859 and saw mill in the High Cieek Canpulilic co a tieaibv where the 18i0 'Ihe cilv lots weie given yon and for a number of year livestock could be guarded mote out latei hv a committee of the sawed most of the lumber for elfertivelv. people and each lamily tecetved Richmond and the sut rounding With the arrival of spung and a claim cm t lie lot on which they settlements , nioie new Doney Ballon and Andtev settleis, the land was desired to build, 'ihe lields weie A $100 annual also survived and the land ap- - Walton were good mechanics and scholar hip fund broken tip and ptepaied foi plantto USAC has been established In ing litigation water had to be pot Honed to the icttleis. To tne fust thieshtng machine Dr. Gi eaves in honoi of hei hus- piovided. A small ditch had been tec t the flowing crop the live in the valley. They made a cylinder with string wooden cog band, Di Joseph Fames Greaves made the previous fall to tak-- : stock weie heiued on the who was a leader and scientist watei fiom Uhertv Ctet-foi litiNome winteis feed for the made fiom maple. They threshed at the college for 47 vears It is gation A small dam was the grain for a number of years. placed livestock was veiy scatce. called the Dis Joseph F' , F'lhel-yon City Cieek and water was takPublic Building Sugar was a scarce article so O Gi eaves Memorial ScholarThe fust public building in the most of the families laised some en oul to irugate a number of ship F lend small pieces of land Ihe land little settlement was the usual sugar cane. Hyrum Bowman Di . Greaves also donated the was the molasses mill and plowed with oxen, and gi lew combination school and meeting book collection of hei husband, mule and hoi se teams. Some of house. The the building provided molasses for the comlor logs 417 volumes, to the lihiarv the settle) s did not at weie hauled fiom Ml. Nebo and munity. For nianv years, Di G. eaves Richmond but left lemaiii It was not long until the settle foi other the house was built not far fiom had been active in Logan Ninth had better whete Ihe Opeta House building ment was incoipoialed with W. places they thought ward and Cache stake functions, was constructed later. The day D. Headricks as the first mayor, 'having served as a member ol opportunities school was held here and the He held this position for a U'r Richmond was waid organthe stake 5LM1A hoard ized in the spitng of 18o0 wilh weie Heniy Standage ber of yeats and did much to Suiwving ate five daughters Thomas Tidwell as bishop. Just and D P. Rainey. In 18b4 a laig- - stimulate home industries and and one son Dr. Maiguerile how the settlement received the ei community building was con-- , employment. A militia was d ( alif , Di Gieaves, Oakland. T homas W hittle as Af a with ized name of a and for number "Richmond" not rielinis Ihelma Quinn, Paio Alio, Calif, yvais it became the centei for jor, W, C. ICwts, Captain of the Joseph O Gieaves Arlington, Mass. Mis Feinecv Andeison, ducted Tuesdav, 1 p in . in Logan Hie school meetings and public Minute Men Richard Praior, bugler, and K. N. Lewis, Marsh Salt Lake City, Di eia Miak, Ninth waid chapel, with Bishop entei tatnmenls. F.atly in the settlement the all and Mis Matv G FJvie W ilealon ofiriattng Davis, Calif Mote itngatton water had to Lowe, Sait Lake ('itv 14 Friends may call at the Hall spit it of enleipnse and building five biotheis and one Mottuaiv chajicl Monday, 7 to U up home indiistnes took hold of be piovided so a ditch was suitsome of the leading citizens and ed on the High Cieek. it was sister p m , and Tuesdav fiom 11 a m Willard D. Joseph I, and Fred until time of services they began to locate water power rocky and tough digging and Bui i a N. Olnei, Salt Lake City, Geotge will be in Ixigan City cemeteiv. sites, especially on High Creek. sci aping with the equipment they R. Olivet, Tulsa, Okla Burton1 In lieu of flow eis it was Dr Among the fust industries was a had. The finished woilc was done M. diver, Los Angeles and Mis Gieaves' icquest that rontrrbu-lion- s small shingle null built by W. D. by pick and shovel. It was sevet al he made to the Gieaves hendiirks noilheast of the settle-- 1 years before the canal was comHoward iDeani Chustenscn, memonal scholarship fund at ment lie also built a gust niilj on pleted but it was well worth th Springfield, N J. Funeral services will bp con- - Utah State College. High Cieek above the Cove site. effoit. pa Phi. nalionai honoiaiy scholI psilon Phi astic fiateimtv; Omicinn, national borne econom- res soueiv Delia Omega, Amerof ican Association Imversity' Women, Signta Ni nalionai sc ncce liatermt', and nlhei home units economics pi Academic lecognition has included a fellowship m home ec o nomtes at University of Lalilot-ma- . I i al pio-lhui- ll toot-hil- . BEALTlFrL CARDFV, heautiful girl compose this photo, which was taken yesterday at the G Wesley Schanb home, 576 East Fifth THE HERALD JOURNAL St VPA7 U I Y T PVjS Cache rount) tah Logan 3 To High of High-priest- the this Fourth-16t- m assemble waid chapel 2 o clot k fot a h afternoon, pto-ta- that includes an addiess hv President Darjl Cha'e of Ltan State College 0 A farewell LOGAN FOIR1H testimonial for Beth Wilcox, who has accepted an CDS mission call to New Zealand, will be conducted this evening, 7 30, in Ixigan Fourth ward Beth is a daughter Franns of Eider and Mis currently are who in the New Zealand mission - O "ftinmas St C a'hnbr 4i F, a Fathet Mass at 7 Anninas C hut t h Noith Jetnme S'olfel 30 and 10 00 am, st 5th hurrh East Nt Nmth ( 85 Rev v v Lafnn u at 8 on a m ( nmmtinion 10 30 a m Ch.ttch School 10 30 a m Mmning pia.ver and seininn tsottal hout following 'he cei ire a! St John's house ) P Hnl Alv in i College-Conser- v o Preshvterian Church 102 WpM Cenlet M npi E Brunei , pastor P 45 a nt Chui t h school 11 00 a m V, o ship s p r v i The girl is Babs St haub daughter Photo by Rav junior student at Ltah State College. Noith 1, A detailed plan for the reunThe foreign the Noith Atlantic Trea- ification of Germans based on met vecterdav rrce elections and similar to the ty Organization to throw thp full weight of the leal vvoiked oivt last vear by Western alliance behind the B g Bi Ham's S11 Anthony Eden. 2 European secuntv anange-ment- s Thipes s'lategv at next weeks to foi m the fiamewoik Geneva eonfetence S U Sccietarv of S'ae John 'or German umhcation Theie aie Dulles, British F'o eign as vet no cle'ailed plans in this F'pster secretary Harold MacMillan and field But the West will suggest Fiench Foreign Minister Antoine mch things as an East Fuiooean Pinay asked NATO indorsement buffer zone and the limitation of in outlining the Wpst s plans for a unified Germans s aimed foie-- 1 'he summit talks Thev ptomised s to 12 divisions to ease Russia s 10 legitimia'e fear' keep then allies closely A new 3 med of the Geneva pat ley s attempt to vvoik out vvoild-va DI OCl PsS ide disarm ament N A I O s, approval of the B,g scheme within the United Thi oppi ogi am w as the last weapin addition to scaling down on placed in thp West's "ais-n- al and controlling F'.niopean forces PARIS IP Dr J Laurence Willhide. visiting professor of music education at USAC during the summer session, has just received notification of an appointment as Coordinate! of the Music Education Department at the of Music in Cincinnati, Ohio Formal announcement of this post was made by Fred Smith, administrator for the board of directors of the school v The atorv )s the result of a rpcent meiger of two separate musm schools in Cincinnati The College of Music and The Cnnserv atorv of Music In effecting this consolidation, the Board of Duectois has combined the aitist faculties and facilities of both institutions into one of the maior uiltural enter-piise- s in the counlrv Dr Willhide aKn holds a pm fesscuship in music edut ation at iv ei sit v of Cineinnali w hit h the is alfiliated with the atorv Miss Deanne Gaidner of Incan will enroll in September at the College-Conseratorv where shp will continue her studv in piano with Mme Kann Davas intei national conrert artist Dr Willhide has been teaching classes m methodology of music education for two consecutive summers at USAC, at the invitation of Di Walter Welti. Chairman of the Department of Vnral Music Dining this session, he is also directing the Chorus of the Summer Muste Camp. 1 Johns Iplsropal St Position College-Conser- Wil-ro- re Hvdrogen, lightest of all elemessage word, DOES GOD BELIEVE IN YOU. ments, has been detected in the o atmospheie of the planets Neptune and Uranus. First Baptist Church 71 West 3id Noith Rev. 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