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Show Magna, Utah, Friday, October 2, 1936 from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city which has a post office of the first or second class, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. EM Votes The difference between an auto- men are moral or emotional, rather mobile and a bicycle is that, when than intellectual. to the curb the former driven-u- p In mhtch .MJV. notef both tho r not lie down on the sidewalk does Never give any advice, and you obscura and notablo to be stumbled over by pedestrians. will be surprised how easy it is to mind your own business. One reason why many of us don't is A no but has starfish brain, we sidestep opporget far is that able to learn, differing in the lat- Fuel tunity and shake hands with temp- ter Technologist respect, professors will tell you, tation. from the average college student Examinations Given At the basis of all morality, all Though we travel the world over knowledge, all lofty endeavor, lies The United States Civil Service to find the beautiful, we must carry Commission has announced an exGod the truth that reigns. it with ui, or we find it not. Emamination for various grades of fuel We.t Coast Africans kiss the erson. technologists The salaries range ground three times in greeting a from $3 800 to 5 600 a year, edFor many college graduates friend. The same thing is Applicants must have completed these days on almost any ucation has been 20 years of mencourse leading to a a full college campus as fraternity bre- tal massage, not mental exercise Laclie or's degree in a college or Barton. Bruce reunited. are thren ity of recognized standing with Some people are away up in the major work in chemical engineering, The Chinese sometimes use grated mechanical engineering, fuel techpotato for soap Those times being, social scale because they are too nology or chemistry, and must have no doubt, when they have used their lght to bring it down, had certain specified experience. soap In making egg foyung or a sim Full information may be obtained The religious difficulties of most liar dish. tu High School Baud In of emergency conservation work, here and C relayed D. Washington, by the Associated Press. The October enrollments are to out replace men who have dropped who or to enter private employment left the C C C Wednesday at the conclusion of its seventh period. Mr. Fechner said. Makes Appearance MAGNA UNITS un-iv- er YOUR HEALTH COMES FIRST!!! Brain fever or encephalomyelitis, the deadly horse malady which has o far baffled all efforts at control, .l'ed about 100 horses in Utah in 936 Dr W H Hendricks chiefsVeterinarian of the state department of gucutu'e, mfo.ms thb paper 1 Matt Pettersson entertained a at birthday social for her daughter, Mrs. Alice Underwood of Salt Tjir city Monday at her home on North 2nd East Covers were laid for fourteen guests at the luncheon table. Games of 500 were played and high score prize given to LaVerl Wright of Salt Lake City and and house favor to Mrs, Dora Lund. Mrs. con-olatl- on The Cyprus High school band WILL DEDICATE made its first public appearance under the direction of Walter PetNEW FLAGPOLE erson, Wednesday at the Utah State Fair when they presented an hour A flagpole erected in the Magna concert AmBullcemetery by the Magna post Clarence Howarth and Dean ock were twlrlers during the con- erican Legion, and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will be dedicated cert. at ceremonies to be conducted Thursday at 6 p. m. HORSE MALADY The poe is constructed on a cobSHOWS LETUP; blestone base and contains a bronze war plaque dedicating it to deceased FEW STRICKEN veterans and pioneers. the high score prize, . Mrs. A. I Miner' entertained at a social Monday evening complimentary to her daughter, Bernice bride-eleProgresive games were enjoyed and late refreshments later served. Mirs Miner was married toednes-da- y to E. Carl Kohler, son of Mr and Mrs. Simeon Kohler of Provil dence, Utah, won MAGNA NOTES ct Mr. and Mrs. Ray Purvianc and .mail daughter, Nancy, of Los AnThe B B Sewing Club is enter- geles, CaTforoia, have returned to taining at a social honoring the birth their home after visiting at the home anniversary of Mrs. Arthur Marsh, of Mrs.- Purviances mother. Mrs. Hundred homeTFive George S. Taylor,' Friday at her will be played. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wilkins and Mrs. Matt Pettersson entertained family of Provo, Utah, are visiting her bridge foursome Tuesday evening with Mrs. Wilkins sister, Mrs. Ernat her home. Mrs. Arthur Marsh est LundelL a ft -- me 171 lot ' twr tat I jO. iWin "" ,jn Fo'lowmg the ceremony, the post will convene at 8 p m at the Utah installaCopper Club for its annual tion of officer,. The instillations will be conducted by Otto A Wies-le- I Ml C. 0C1 y, Utah department adjutant, and Dr. James Clove, district commander of the legion Bd IrfF tat I Compared to death lists of 4000 Called are. J F. 0fflcm t0 in 1933 and SCO in 1934, the 1936 toll pee, commander; P. W. Seay, first is ow The reduction in number of commander; Ferdie Barton, ylce deaths may Indicate that the Utah A. V. CQmmander; equine population is becoming lm- - Haws R Goodman, mune to the malady. Dr Hendricks fman;e offlccr; E E Matthews, sald chaplain; C E. Pickett, historian; and The epidemic in 1933 killed many K C. Taylor, sergeant-at-armhorses from Magna, some of the far- - J A Mar hall, E J Gardner and mers in the outlaying districts suf- - F C. Green, members of the Icutive committee expensive losses. Dr Hendrick also pointed out that ? the reduction Indicates a recurrence of the malady after the 1935 seaTHE son, when it was practically . unLAKE-TOOELE SALT G iW j h ( I s, an exe-ferl- ng i 4 V m known STAGE New CCC Enrollment Leaves Salt Lake Leaves Magna For Magna for Salt Lake 7 00 a. m. 9 40 a. m 1 40 11:00 a m. Utah has been allotted a quota p nr. . 6 40 p 4.00 p. m m cf 241 men of the 109.276 to be en7 40 p. m 5 00 p. m rolled in th civilian conservation corps during the first two weeks in 4.1LT LAKE DEPOT 77 South on West Temple October according to an announce-- 1 ment by Robert Fechnt r director M4GNA DEPOT Allots 241 to Utah .... 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