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Show THE OIIDA HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH L, IN OPENS PLAY Oughta Be a Law PENNSYLVANIA .1 - A th, no ludes PRESTON The Oneida stake M men baseball schedule was completed last week, and the teams are supposed to play their first game this week. The schedule is as follows: April 21: Oxford at Mink Creek, Riverdale at Winder, Dayton at Clifton. Winder at Oxford, April 28: Mink Creek at Dayton, Clifton at Riverdale. May 5: Oxford at Riverdale, Winder at Dayton, Mink Creek at Clifton. May 12: Clifton at Winder, Riverdale at Mink Creek, Dayton at Oxford. May 19: Oxfurd at Clifton, Mink Creek at Winder, Riverdale at Dayton. May 26: Clifton at Oxford, Winder at Mink Creek, Dayton at Riverdale. June 2: Winder at Clifton, Mihk Creek at Riverdale, Oxford at Dayton. June 9: Riverdale at Oxford, at Winder, Clifton at Dayton Mink Creek. June 16: Oxford at Winder, Dayton at Mink Creek, Riverdale at Clifton. June 23: Mink Creek at Oxford, Clifton at Dayton, Winder at Riverdale. GROUP IS June 30: Oxford at Mink Creek, Riverdale at Winder, Dayton at Clifton. ORKING ON July 7: Winder at Oxford, Mink Creek at Dayton, Clifton at Riverdale. he Freshman students are July 14: Oxford at Riverdale, Winder at Dayton, Mink Creek at working hard to produce and pre-s- t Clifton. nt one ol the most unusual and most worthwhile plays ever seen m the college and one of the FRANKLIN best plays ever presented by a Frosh class. With Professor Wallace A. Goates directing, everyone The Gayety dub met Thursday is putting forth untiring efforts at the home of Mrs. Rollo Hobbs. in a supreme effort to give the Bri tge was played during the af- public a super-treof drama in ternoon with Mrs. LeGrand the form of R.U.R. Those who are Two score. winning high working in this pioduetion are: Swine-yartables were set for a dainty At Business manager. luncheon. Mrs. Samuel R. Handy publicity manager, Raymond was a special guest. WiiUs stage manager, Malouf; Members of the faculty of the Hess: assistant stage manager, a schools enjoyed canyon party Ivy Nilsson; designer, Dale Steed; Sunday. Dinner and games were technician, Phay Ellison; assistant enjoyed during the afternooh. technician, Margaret Ririe; cosSaturday evening the members tumer, Loree McGee; assistant cosof the high school were enter- tumer, Ester Israelsen. tained at Downata hot springs at Technical Crew: Claris Anderson, Downata, Idaho. The party left in Beth Hess, Margaret Cardon, Bill buses early in the evening to Stewart, Cleo Peterson, Clare Walenjoy swimming. Arnold Owen, Lex .Budge, Mr, and Mrs. Wilburn Robin lace, McClellan, Joseph Buchanson announce the arrival of a MaryMac an, Budge, Ora Judd, Donbaby girl born Wednesday at their ald Stumm, Albert Quist, Archie home. Ralphs, Ferris The milk haulers of Franklin Griggs, Raymond Dallas White, Erschel are sponsoring a ball Thursday Bunifer, Shepherd. Alvin Kinsey, Margaret evening in the opera house. A Stone, Julina Peery, Reid Thatchgood crowd is anticipated. Preston music. er, John Dempsey, Ruby Cardon furnish the orchestra will and Dorothy Wintle. Mr. and ' Mrs. Robert Wright HVVVAAA WMMVnwmtMtWWWI were visitors at Dayton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Oliverson to spend the week end. Carl Cutler of Preston, member and Mrs. Maynard Sorensen of Provo were guests Sunday at the of the stake board, was a special home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon speaker Sunday at Sunday school.Miss Beth Handy accompanied Oliverson. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Geddes and Miss La Priel Luthy of Preston to children of Banida,. Idaho have Pocatello Wednesday on business. Eighteen members of the Frankbeen guests for the past week of lin ward attended the temple exMr. and Mrs. Wilford Hatch. and son cursion at the Logan temple WedMrs. Harold Wiser Darrel of Lewiston were week end nesday evening. and Addie Misses Margaret house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dunkley, Victor and Parley Dunk-ltJohn LUm-'t-oand Donald Hurd Miss Ruby Miss Helen Oliverson met with Idaho of Cedarville, an accident Saturday when she Williams to motored Idaho Lund, car. Miss Sunday. a crank to attempted team The Franklin baseball Oliverson was rushed to the doctor at Preston with a broken competed with Richmond Sunday. in of score was The favor arm. Miss Margaret Dunkley who has) Richmond. been spending the past six months at Salt Lake City attending the Quish School of Beauty Culture, returned home Friday and will be located at the Grand Beauty Shop at Preston. Next Sunday evening the Relief Society organization is sponsoring their annual conference. A splendid program has been arranged. 3.05 WEST PHONE The senior class of the high school and faculty members 140-CENTER motored to Logan Friday to at tend the high senool uay hl me USAC campus. The students were greeted kindly. Mrs. Manuel Packer spent AiN. at the Thursday at Smithfield IJ White King home of her daughter, Mrs. Reeu Halverson. J. O. Cooke of Plain City, Utah was here on business las. wees Lynn Robbins returned with him I LEAGUE the Ogdm entry' in baseball league will very likely be approved at the final meeting before the of the league Sunday, jt ojiemng v. as learned today Thc Grill team has applied for entrance following the dropping out of the Kammeyer club. President Hamilton has already put h's approval on the ihange and t rt mains only for league support ni xt Sunday to complete arrangements. Robert According to Secretary Martin, the final meeting before the opening of the league will be held Sunday at 7 p m. at Brigham city At that time, all club losters are to be in and league dues and forfeiture money posted. Bohemian Boat Club because it Joe scorers are jua coming out of P.'tlak aed HalVosmik, Frankie Troslty, all ol the gibbering jitters, and the rea- whom were poison to the world son Is In trying to keep up with champs. the lineup of the South High Orioles, of Pittsburgh, champion Fasts Again cagers of the Keystone state's Harry TT S seldom you see a line about high schools. Black Harry Wills, the old One look at the roster sad you wont need any blueprint to dope Panther of the ring. But tile ig black fellow, alio had all the out the why of the jitters: Czerwinski, Crevice, Janusiwiez, heavyweights hedging a few year reveals some iufo that's Jakubowski, Hensler, Mainula, 8- now rih a line or two. Upak, Kajch, Przywara, Tracz, Calizewskl, Czlapinskl, Spotovich, Harry, It is revealed, lias stallCielen, Miskevics and Mi iovich. ed his annual monthly fast. Even-year- , for the last 21, the veteran ot the ring has gone Bohemia without food for one month, tak- T)ILL TERRY gives due respecting only water, orange juice and e to the Cubs, the, Cart.s and; milk to keep his huge framo Pirates, but the club that'ing. In that period Wills has fasted really made Bill break out in ai ra-was none other than tlie nearly a total of two years, and he's the better man for it, he Bohemian Boat Club. . No such club i,n the National states. It's coincidental that llarry Maybe not. but its ini League? th American League and gave 'favors February for his fasting in a month and February has only 28 terrific trimmiug Bill's vassals But this year the ilajs. spring practice games. The Bohemian Boat Club, ac-- ! "Panther'' chose to make his the stand to tlm Giants, is against food during April cording Cleveland Indians' outfit, which and May, just so the boys the Terrymen nine times wouldn't think it wag ft lot of walloped out of twelve, with one tie, in the j ballyhoo. IN BALL LOOP ; Its the barnstorming trip north. basketball U-- - j .hange ftab-Idah- j Major League lit-- Detroit AMERICAN LEAlilE Tettiii Standing Won Lost 5 4 New York 5 hop Chiiigu 2 5 444 4 Oin.igo 1, Detroit 2 Riston 7, Washington 10. Philadelphia 3. New York eland-St- . Louis, ram. CU LARGE R.U.R. Thursdays ItatuH Brooklyn 0. Boston 2 NY York 2. Philadelphia St Louis 10, Pittsburgh Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4. WSSIAN BOOKS POPULAR cr PHILADELPHIA Recognition of Soviet Russia by the United States has governmtnt stimulated demand at the public here for Russian books. library JEWISH KF.FUGF.KS Eight 48 Lbs. $140 macaroni:;:;:. crackers : Lb. 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Her The Problems will be discussed. following topics will be given: The World Depression, War Debts and World Armaments Reparations. and The League and Manchuria. Current events will be reported by the members imanswer to roll call. An interesting report of the recent convention held in Salt Lake City will be given by Mrs. J. G, Hogenson, who presented a set of resolutions from the Logan club to the state department. V. S. Mrs. Prows will preside. h' 0 o o The International Relations class meet Friday evening at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 Married 1 Palmer relent'd and allowed NATIONAL LKAtitK Team Standing will tloaod hanks l.OWKR M iv moving u Gv in Montreal will he the low est in years tins year, u is in-- , dn ated Between 5f,nnn and 60,-families change then d( lets m the ( uy ri times, but this seusin the total is ex-- i U u to be heUm 4 l International Club Meets Friday Night go-th- j j Results Thursday fr n iipUy. 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