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Show $MHRMWit.To BOUT TOWN dance for all and veterans tonight spon- in Logan armory, Veter- American n.sabled the DAV uilt made by be presented during w, 8 free- j Hog- ATaX The American will be Sun-- l home ryon all members of the and 8 urged to m. Break-- , iso fLpatSa. served before ( be j I. ' work anti I ; ess, Land was gradunted from PSAC in 1940, with a degree in civil engineering. Commissioned a second lieutenant in the coast artillery upon graduation, he subsequently served overseas with the 75th field firtillery battalion in Italy, taking part in the P0 Valley Since March of this campaign. yeur, he has been assigned to the research and development section War Department General staff in Washington. Major Land is married to the former Marjorie E Davis of Logan, They have one child, Mary Linda. Marjorie and Mary Linda will make their home in Logan pending Major Land's establishment of a residence for the family m Pasadena rlaw.es begin in STaehool Monday at 10 a. Cox. Leland K. (iittins of LewisJoyce Waite as , Miss ton, a witness to the Japanese surshould AH mothers with their youngsters render of Wake and Mill Islands while serving aboard the destroyer escort Levy, has been discharged from the to attend navy at Jacksonville, rtblic is invited Florida. The surrender of Mili this evening, sponsored place aboard the delad Lions club, and to be Island took stroyer two weeks before the offito, Richmond Community cial surrender of Japan on SeptemThere will be special are under di-- 4 ber 2, 1945. Leland wears three Arrangements and is the son of Mr Ariel Traveller and the ribbons, and Mrs. Thomas H. Gittins. welfare fund committee. ol Jack Pridaj oftbai' ream -- wm or tk topped e. The ito an tlosmj n M,- - r. and s. mee' 'mg "gi of mother U and Lunch a me arson Oil Lunch a i tered the service in Club raget re and Sle pitched mmates Pioneer s Co. it two ke over the ight aged to .he 11th n Reds 'ardinali le Boise rds the a Twin innint across in the European theater for 11 15 months and Garr, who served in the Pacific for 12 months. Garr arrived home May 24th. He was in active duty during the last two months of battle with Japan. Wade participated in battles in Germany during the last two months of fighting. Jack Croft, executive secretary of the Utah State Agricultural col- alumni association, officiated of the 15 council members held today in the Commons building. A general alumni meeting convened at 3 p.m. in the college auditorium. Ammend-ment- s to the constitution were discussed. lege at q meetng the most beautiful peony Cache valley is describ-- t of Prof, and Mrs. A. J. East. Hun-t- ( 456 North Sixth coast artillery, and subsequently served five years in uniform. At the time of Ins release to inactive status, he held the rank of major. Thayle was, assigned to the Luiu-pea- n theater 13 months, and is authorized to wear three battle stars. During the past few years, he has been doing graduate-worat USAC He enteis the mission home in July, preparatory to leaving for the Brazilian field. Monday night's testimonial includes the following numbers: Congregational singing; invo- jkwinjtfi.wrifwwifm The Budge Hospital Herald-Journ- 5 al Saturday, June 8, 1946. (Continued from page D Swan Lake, Ida.; MiSs Raymond of Smithfield; Jeun Olson Brigham City, and Clcone Rigby, Fe gram, Idaho. The complete program for Wednesday is as follows: Organ prelude. Prof. S. E. Clark; selections by Imperial Glee club; invocation, Dr. Chester J. Myers; salutatory, Miss Raymond: valediccation. Leo C Nielsen; violin Solo, tory, Miss Andrew; cornet solo, Mischa loznanski; reading, Ann Elden Torbensen; address, PresAnderson; remarks, Leo Hansen, ident Christiansen; presentation president of Portneuf stake, and of graduates, Josephine Durham, brother of Mrs. Nielsen; response, superintendent of nurses; awardMrs Nielsen; vocal duet, Iarley ing of diplomas, Lorenzo Hansen, Hall and Nellie Leishman; remarks, president of the hospital board of Grant Lai sen of Hyrum; response, trustees; awarding of pins, t Miss Thayle; instrumental duet, Dean Durham; Nightingale pledge, class Jensen and Lois Goodwin; remarks, of 1946; benediction, Henry R. Bishop Aljen; numbers by Mr. Coopei, president of Logan stake; with a degree in political science Poznanski, and by Mr. Hall and recessional, Prof. Clark. A reception will follow the exThe same spring .he was commis- Mrs. Leishman; benediction, El J sioned a second lieutenant in the Ray Nielsen. ercises, and will be held in the Richardson, whose father, J Jay Richardson of Salt Lake C.ty, was killed in the battle of Luzon. . Family Is Wellknow Her. family have distinguished themselves m civic and educational endeavor. They are Lenore Harding of Salt Lake City, Valene BradCantnl of Wellsviile; ElRoy, shaw and Thayle Nielsen of Hyrum; Durrell (Quig) Nielsen of Brigham City, and Dr LbGrande Nielsen, a lieutenant colonel in the army dental corps, now stationed in Panama. Mrs. Nielsen leaves Hyrum June 24 for the mission home, and will entrain for California July 4. Thayle graduated from Utah State Agricultural college in 1941, Donald -- I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christensen have recently welcomed home their two sons, Wade, who served Fifth ward recreation ball. Other members of the hospital board of trustees, besides President Hansen, is A. E. Anderson of Logan, vice president; G. A. Hogan of Lewiston, D. M. Bickmore of LewiDtoil, Sylvester Low or Smith-fielJ. W. Jorgensen of Hyrum, and R. O. Loosle of Logan. The hospital executive staff In eludes Mr. Raymond as superiri tendent; Miss Durham, superin tendent of nurses: Dr. S. M Budge, medical director; Dr. O. W Budge, associate medical director and Pearl Pope, director of nurs tng education. r d, JOCKEY KICKS HORSE When Want, on odds of faltered Thursday after leading the field on the halfway mark. Jockey Anthony Skoronskl kicked him. The stewards fined Skoronskl 8-- 1. $50. The horse finished sixth. Reno, Nev., and California authorities are seeking Mrs. Lucy Malcomson, above, who disappeared shortly after Lt.-CGregory (Pappy) Boyington, Marine Corps war hero, charged her with grand theft. Last February Mrs. Malcomson announced that she was going to marry the flyer, but he denied it, and soon after married Frances Baker, former actress. aioair 0. an $mm LOGAN STORE m vis-we- nt pro-the- re a, al fifth ing lead STORE HOURS 9:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Daily Summer Term (Continued from page I) the lecture series in main auditorium at 11a. nt. Monday. Registration will be suspended for the hours. ItegUt rulion for the summer :9l 24, and quarter, June lor abort courses, will commence Monday morning. The quarter Is ill divided into halves for convenience students. Anticipating a heavy enrollment, especially of veterans, Dean Merrill provided an unusually large offering of courses. This program has been expanded in the past week to take care of newly expressed demands. of r.H TP'. oirt d 1, i;M s Scribble. Magazine Distributed On College Campus I e Jllli' tnsv jsiil Td rjur! SK Hiv. Need of an adequate student union building at Utah State Agricultural college is underscored in the current Scribble, campus literary magazine, being distributed during commencement week. Its Kickoff Time for a Union is an article by Grant Building Esthers, Helper, who aieasses ways and means, sites and obstacles. Mardenne Johnson Nield, Afton, rtT ISO-- ' Ja-- r ail- I - T 160 Q editor. ' Her Wyo., was 1945-4- 8 associates were Mary West, Logan, editor-eleand Irene for 1946-4ct ve run 'ears (Continued from page 1) alley league softball managers and umpires will meet with league officials Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock in the chamber of com- merce offices. Tor-bens- d with Hyrum Woman with 1941 The Second ward Relief will honor visiting teachersSociety help? If at a so,Do you really desireRichard-ons Dr. social and program Tuesday eveinvestigate program. See Mrs. Cecil ning at 7.30 in the ward chapel. health 162 East 1st South. Phone and red All women of the ward are invited Allen, k large silver-pin1381 W. to attend. (adv ) and now blossoming, are to those sale for offered g Lloyd Nyman, 22, Lognn. and Winning Basketball, a le fine fldwcrs. Elizabeth Leishman 18. film featuring Henry Iba ofsports the Wellsviile, were issued Glenn. a marriage famous A. & M. national Oklahoma of .nek P. Champ, president license at the county clerk's offiee ig com- hoop champions, will play nt the today. That he Valley Banl Gem brings the total for the theater in Logan beginning month of ud prominent V' th civic June to 25, accord ng to according to Harold Cur-rel- l. mess leader, is recovering Sunday, Incidentally, Coach Iba is a Sybil Christensen, marriage clerk Cache Valley hospital 'W visiting instructor at the 20th anoperation. For that shady parking spot in nual Utah Aggie summer si hool for Leo's Parking lad. Rear of Lens former great coaches, which opens on the cam- Barbeoue Cullimore, 288 No. Main. 2'ic all pus Monday. is a Logan athletics, day, $1 all week. (Adv ) end. Remembered Concert foot-aIogan band will and hold a basketball ar in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrecht is now employed by an rehearsal next Tuesday at 7:30 p. of North Logan returned home m. in the Senior He Logan high school recently band i m Wyoming. room A fine turnout partici- Friday after fulfilling an LUS ..charged from the marine church mission in California. The in n follow-othe initial pated s a first lieutenant, practice last couple left Logan, December 2, and Tuesday, Director Elden in the Pacific theater. invites everyone who is 1945, and were located In the desert area. Their son, centers in interested to join the organization. Mojave ner playground Robert LeRoy, 9, stayed in Logan First Mon-it- h concert be will activities next presented begin aty with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Asupervisors at the high Thursday evening. lbrecht reported "that it's good to Adams, Central Park and be back in green Cache Valley. We Those are All in Lothe participating open aygrounds. the cool, calm air and the gan City Male Chorus for the enjoy to 5 p. m. each afternoon, cold water. The day we left the Fourth of with Patriotic July meeting desert the temperature was 110.' j through Friday, supervisor at the should note that the next rehearsal will be held at the hool, Marilyn Carter Tuesday evening, Daughters were welcomed at the Jane Davis at Central June 11 at 8 oclock in the taber- Cache nacle instead of the usual Wed- Mrs. Valley hospital by Mr. and ad Thera C. Johnson at the Garth Anhder of Twin Falls, til youngsters are invited nesday evenigs. Director Gerbood Mr. end Mrs. Charley Rathke desires a full attendance Idaho, and rapate in playground Broby, 593 West Second North, is no registration Logan. The Anhder baby was born All stockholders iri the Logan June 7th and the Broby baby, June Smith-field Irrigation Company in the 8th. r Leroy 0. Land of Logan area, who wish to have water n assigned to a two-yeschedules changed from last year, A military service insignia has of study of missiles guided please contact Jed Plowman, been found on the courthouse fomia Institute of Technol-uadenSmithfield, or Glen Bunten, Logan. grounds by Florence Geary of commencing June New schedules are now being Smithfield, and turned into the native of Riverton, Herald-JournMajor office. , Missing the Montana National Guard, and served overseas in the European theater of operations. Before he entered the service, he worked at Livingston, Mont. -- corner ad IC MaJr Mazol W. Van OrJ. n,' recently released from army service, is visiting in Lewiston with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. V an Orden. Major Van Orden en- nftnrww.ti'wire 7, nA Qarlson, Provo, who also contributed Nails and Snails. Beverly Judd, Logan, was business man. ager. Dan Ludlow, Spanish Fork, president of the student association, contributed an essay, ' First Night. vVar influenced much of the material. "Legend of the lOpth Bomb Group" was written by Laurence Wilde, Brigham, former AAF bomber pilot with much European experience. Earl Logan, who served in the South Pacific, wrote the war story "Blessed Are the Meek. Darrel Sar-juWard, Logan, contributed Burk and H. Jess Brown, Nomenclature of Pencil, Royal, Lead, Automatic Hoofprints in the Dust," John McDonald, Logan; Care of Infants (Males), Lehi Davis, River Heights; "Patterns of Life, Afton Bitton, Logan, round out the publication. Art work is by Gaylen Hansen, Heber; John C. Miller, Louisville, Ky.; Kaye Stock, Pocatello, Ida.; Marge helix, Logan, Dot Spencer, Magna; Dean Papadakis, Salt Lake City. Assisting the editors were Gay Flinders, Ogden; Mildred Nixon. Salt Lake City; Sabra Whatcott, Logan; Joan Horsley, Brigham; Ruth L. Stoddard, Richmond; Jacque Benson, Logan; Betty B9r V . H .fish sn. t O'' rr ifsid w vri Wen-nergre- n, A nt alio ; M-3- ." SANSONI. OF TH4 FAMOUS THI CAITOOM, IT CMATOfl . COME IN -LAWS COME INI WE'VE BEEN DOU8LINO I. UP WITH OUR FOR SO tONC. WE CAN'T CET USED TO All wotr IN- - THIS ROOM I , Brunson, , Fillmore; and Cooley, Newton. happy lo ax- plain the financial features of the G. I. Act. If you want to borrow under its terms, we will give your application prompt attention. Our experience gained in many years local mortgage lending is available to you for the ask-in- 8 Make use of the helpful financial services we offer. , , W.II b. , iaH ism" a 9 OPB9 819M nivir' fif r Quantity Limited! HEAVY BATH TOWELS Mary Extra heavy weight. Thick Size 20x40. 4 , colors. Azure, pink, and gold. Redford Heads Theta Alpha Phi and thirsty ' EXTRA 0UA1ITY TOWELS Eddie Redford, Logan, talented actor and - returned serviceman, was elected president of Theta Alpha Phi, Gamma chapter,- national honorary dramatic 'fraternity at Utah State Agricultural college at the tinal luncheon meetin the commons. ing Friday - VETERANS ARE WELCOME HERE. no Donna Marie Simpson, Logari, was chosen and Kathryn Roskelley, Smithfield, secretary. Art Johnson, New York City, was appointed publicity manager. Honored guests included Mrs. lone Bennion,' dean of . women Professor Floyd T. Morgan and Mrs. Afton Greaves. The lollow-in- g seniors were honored as they will go into alumni status: Burns Toolson, Smithfield; Alice Ackroyd Deima Logan; and Jeanne Sant Bell, Clifton, Ida.,. President Wanda N e i s o n Smithfield, presided, reviewing the club's activities during the. past year. 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