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Show And Activities Of The Cedi s jn-- rout-- s ap; i.v.uh to Cai he Count v and 1 , t c llve lt Pig (MOTIONS. Adivities 2 Memberships 3 niouiugement m.-- and coordination of Cache county convention , c i It hi at ions, fans etc. 4 Lt Hutifmation and sanitation 5 Iiomote local and state 1 he'-te- a tTTHF CHAMl'tK of the C Burpoe are. ,f (oiimieree be, encouiage "d mdUSn are he Because it is the gauge of the countys enterprise, piosperity The Chamber intends to work and ambitions, and reflects ac- with everybody in Cache al cordingly upon every citizen. the basis of "All for One. and If the Chamber of OBJECTIVESTo attain the One lor All Connneue abandoned today, weie followng mutually supporting tomoiiovv new problems wouil county objectives, without impair- dev e. jo and immediately gtouo? ing the charm and natural beauty of businessmen would seek th- -r of our valley: solut un through some form f 1. Small industry promotion. thus showing the oigpiivnlion, 2 Recreational proomtion. noitssit.. of a Chamber of Coni-- 1 2 Recreational promotion. ineue Memeiship m'the Cham-h- t 4 r of Commeice is a badge of Incieastd marketing aea sin ecs- - a maik of loyallv to pi omul ion 5 Natural resources piomo-tio- n yout ettv It is evidence of the fad that the membei teeognies 7 out ist 6. piomotmn, to in- h's ibupition to the community ov doing his clude. pait in building a a Motels, dude ranches, bettei place in which to live, as will as a more piofitable area housing b Cache County and can- in which to to do business Our roster should include yons tourist reel eat lonul memher-hi- p ci ntets the name of evciy forwatd-look-c Rear Lake and Bejeer ing utien in Cache county. Bowl all year round centers a Exploit our various scenic Times Have Changed attractions, commun 1 y and canyon DETROIT il P) Detroit's eon-Tiic- ii council has has asked f by marking points 'T in-e terest and increasing humane soc ety facilities to remove two horse drinking 7. Fiesent publicity promotion troughs because they slow up as well as future publicity for traffic. The cast iron Cache Valley Centennial in 1036. troughs were put on Ihe streets 8. T ransportation promot o n, around the beginning of the (o inmude roads and railroad 7 agn- - t ley-o- and action bring uns qU( upon bear to imbltc and economic to - ,jrg j rr Cache Ze'among the county s commun-o- f Utah taming C number seeks: sW.mof the support np.e-- f government and em muage our vem Of Itee entc i pi 'at ions h maintain fair and pwn- labor, capita! Eprve i' tig k nut and maintain a i.,.,ld at''1 the ',u'nK,h Snunitv, Z to a g ration depends uni"' the upon "1 1 I CITIZEN BI E CHAMBER p ONCS lO OF COM-r-iI ause no other organizaenlist so main of the Jp,I men of the city in service H sc community 1 can 1 play-groun- unifies the community and sectional selfishness. pub-kgu- nt Because It of the t- Pas down and ) Because It helps tieate questions Wps opinions on -of the irg the welfare 1,000-poun- d Get More Than A Tire You - WHEN YOU BUY FIRESTONE - You get complete service throughout the life of the tire with every tire 'your assurancethat even most critical in Firestone is thoroughly equipped to handle all times, needs. mrr I WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND k COMPLETE LINE OF and auto supplies home In L maintain Uf our Logan competent service men to give you a complete tire service at all times, servce Motion facilities and courteous attendants you will always be glad store your service store. FIRESTONES PLEDGE estone pledges that you, as a 6Ver 's Caf. to keep you rolling for thousands of extra needed to keep safe tires on miles. If you need new tires there are all the your requirements will exclusive features that only Firestone will t'r6s, new treads or tire service, give you. Only Firestone builds tires with cord d the famous Safti-Sure- e is prepared to handle them. UC4n Free tire out of your 9 entitled to receive Whether v at will be inspection to help tires all the mileage Frestone builds into station service them. You can that can increase Gum-Dippe- d body, developed as unequalled a result of Firestone s experience in building racing tires. Only Firestone offers you the exTREAD for greater clusive SAFTI-GRI- P mil one s Fat will make . tssur And in traction and protection against skidding. come to our Be a Firestone customer free Certified sure of the exact . 9've you longest mileage. wl Ur 'reS are smot't' you estone Guaranteed new treads Pioneer Progress Centennial Edition al Logan Firestone Store and be assured that FIRESTONE tires and tire service can keep your car rolling ALL THE TIME ALL THE WAY. i?6 THESE- - T0N PLAN THAT YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS "USE 0UR NEW COMB,NATI0N lay-awa- y REMEMBER Brurswick, Canada, on September 2bth, 1832. He was the fourth child In a family of thirteen: his fathei was a farmer and M ir- rinet was named to do farm w oik in hts youth When he was nineteen yean of age two Motmon Bidets came into the vic.mty where he lived and began pleaching the Mormon Mairiner attended the meetings and soon became a pon- veit to the doctrines they tau;nt He was baptized by Elder J 'tin Skery in Apnl, 1S32. In Septem- oer ol the same year he was or duntd an Elder by Jesse W Ciosb' His mother and one s tot a so joined the chut eh, bu. the tfther and the other membeis of tie Rmilv did not manifest any interest m the new leligion. To I tab In the following year, 1833, Mairiner W Merrill decided to loav" lus native home and join the hooy of Saints in Utah. He was row approaching his twemy-- f ii st buthday. He traveled first To Eoston, and fiom there by railroad to Buffalo. At Buffalo nr boaioed a steamer bound for Chicago, Horn Chicago he went by i ail ana steamboat to St Louis, and fiom theie to Kanesville, Iowa. Heie he joined a company of Mormon emigrants who were making a trip across the plains, under the leadership of Jesse W. lt Lake Crosh,. They armed City in September. Be ng inured to haid woik Marr.ner Meirill at once sought and found employment in cutting and hauling "shingle timber out of the nearby canyons His t rst wages weie $26 per month. Tv.o months after his arrival in Salt Lake City, Marriner was married to Sarah Atkinson, a your.g woman who was in the same company with him when he crossed the plains. He then worked for a time m Bingham canyon, getting out logs and manufacturing shingles on his own account. Life Saved In the winter of 1834-5while engaged in logging in North a remarkable happened to Marriner W. Merrill. He was in the canyon clone, on a cold winter day, cutting and loading logs, when one of the logs slipped from his wagon and pinned him to the frozen ground He was unable to move and after a time felt himself losing consciousness. When his corsciousness was restored, he was sitting on his load of logs and his oxen had drawn them half way down the canyon. The logs were properly loaded and chained to his wagon. He could not account for this miraculous event, except that it was in answer to a prayer he had ulWed whi'e he was held fast on the ground In 1S55 Elder Merrill put chased a faim at Bountiful. He remained here snd engaged in fainting and logging until 1860, whrn he took a trip to Cache Valhy to look ovei the possibilities of fainting a. that location. He selected a flint at Richmond, and moved there the same year. In 1801, when he was twenty-nin- e vars of ag, he was chosen to be Ihe bishop of Richmond waid. In this ctj acily he proved to be an outstanding success. In temouiid matteis he set the people an example for diligence and 'hr, ft. His fa, ms weie among the best in lie county. In spiritual af'nus ne v as an exceptional leader The oeople rallied around hint and he becene one of the outstanding bishops of the chuich A Contractor d It v as dunng his years in that the Utah Noithein RailroAQ was under construction from Lrigham City to Montana. Bishop Meirill became a contractor in t tie construction of the roal. He was thus able to provide wink for many of the people of d and northern Cache Valley towns The railroad company al o employed him as a sort of public :elat ons man. With the momy he made with railroading he pure hased another farm and b j'lt a g, st mill at Richmond This mill pioved to be of great value to ihe people Afier he had finished his rail-- , road contracts. Bishop Merrill, de- voted his time principally to faint-- 1 'ng bnd stock raising Agriculture was his main interest and he knew iuw to make the soil yield abun- 1870 Bishop tc his native meHOUSTON, Tex. (UEt-T- he v ns red. When Patiolman Don G. Young staitzd to write a ticket for the parked car. however, he noticed a small envelope under 'he windshield. The neatly-penne- d note inside ter flag medical icpiesentatiie who is calling on a local physician. Because of a possible unfortunate delay In his office, would you please place the encolscd coin in the paiking motet? Thank you very much for ul ! this couitesy. Patrolman Young put his ticket book back In his pocket, diopped the nickel in the meter and walked away whistling. Family Follows Sea Mrs. LOCHMERE, N. M (UP) Mindy Pike has a 100 per cent Her thiee sons, navy family. Leslie, Joseph and Arthur, are all in the Navy, and now her daughter, Mindy Lois, has joined the Waves. oosit e characteis who do not and yield to floating opinions momentary prejudices. His convictions glow by expel lence and observa'ion, and when once formed they are not easily lemoved. His life has always been char-actzea by the greatest eat neatness and sincerity; his manner is simple and utjaffected, his personality is charming He is a ei Hoofs It 75,000 Miles JACKSON, Mich. (UP) George H. Causle, retired after 41 years as postman and he estimates that he has worn out 75,000 miles of shoe leather. man cl strong attachments, and ais friendships, when once bestowed, is of the most enduring qua'ity. His great sympathy and genert us nature make his advice frequently sought by his brethren, end he is peihaps nowhere strong-e- r tn the church today than ln the capacity of a private counselor to those who need guidance in the affairs of life. Elder Merrills life In Cache influcounty, and its ence throughout northern Utah and southern Idaho, has for many years made him a leading chnr-actamong the people. His gieat farms, his beautiful homes, and his industrial enterprises in dairying ami milling, all indicate a high degree of thrift and enterprise which show strongly in tno life of the man. His powers of organization, his family discipline, his persistent effort and Indom-inabwill, make his life a study of value to all young men who undnlake to deal with the material conaitions of life. His broad form and the set features of his face indicate superior strength, and his whole bearing, above all things, indicates power. Little given tc speculative philosophy and poetical imaginations, he Is neveilheless a man of strong and abiding faith". Mnruner W. Merrill died at Richmond on February 6, 1906, after a protracted illness. His funeral was held m the new Taoei-naclas he had requested, and many distinguished visitors were in after dance He left a large and prominent family to do him honor. Sixty-Thr- ee iMBimriefctieKxawMa Consecutive Years of PLUMBING er and jy 7 HEATING Service for ie Cache Valley People is Our Enviable A. H. PALMER The Founder p tain region. Established January 5th, 1888, A. H. Palmer had the vision and foresight to see the potentiality of this marvelous area. In 1914 he wa joined in the business by his three sons, Erroll, Allen and Val W. Palmer. In Veteran Not Discouraged 1939 Kenneth D. Palmer joined the firm as a partner. In 1946 Dewitt Palmer became a partner. The business is now under the direct supervision of Val W. N. H. MANCHESTER, Wa II cost GI James H UP-Wo- rld Day: Palmer, the only surviving son. His right eye. Two fingers from his left hand His light arm. Besides, he suffered wounds in the chest, abdomen and right thigh that necessitated nine operations and 14 months' hospitaliza- SOME OF OUR MAJOR JOBS Undaunted, he took a job as diaftsman at a local textile plant. Later he was promoted to post-wa- r p!nt engineer. "No matter what happens to you, the world doesnt owe you a Day said, Ogden City and County Building Bushnell Denver Federal Housing Project Hospital Technology LONDON A (UP) laborer found a slab of metal in a field thiee years ago and ever since has used it for topping beets and other farm work. Now J. C. Tar-rot- t, a collector, has Identified it as a middle-bronz- e age sword, 3,000 years old. Boiler House at University of Utah TfCJ7 T.00 Qgj NEWX0N, Mass (UP) Jumor Army Air Corps Instalaltions More than $2,000,000.00 at U.S.A.C. L.D.S. Dilworth Grade School, Salt Lake City t - Lasell Time to Sober Up SAN DIEGO, Calif. fiom 1876 som Isom, 40, got more than he genealogy to Is. 8 he served two tei ms n asked foi. Isom was arrested on th Ifriitmial Legislatuie. hoi i8 drunkenness charge and asked twenty' years he held the officers to get him a jail tion of postmaster in Richmond, sentence. Judge John J. Brennan gave him 30 days. Bishol Meirill v is re-- j It 18(9 ep!, leased from his position as Bishop . , . of r.iehmor.J and was seleo'ed DUD bl 6 Gum lOf All to be a counselor to Will.am B. BOSTON Nathan Gilman. Prist m in the presidency of letter carrier, hands out gum Cacee stake. When the Logan daily to children along his route, Tenqi.e was completed in 1881, who greet him with cries of: Mar, mer W. Merrill was chosen H o comes the bubble gum post-bthe First Presidency of the man chutch to be the president of at Hill Field Primary Childrens Hospital, Salt Lake City Boiler House at Point of Mountain Prison rr North Cache High School Hospital Library at the University of Utah Administrafon The Totaling and Clearfield Magna Junior High School celpblatlng its 100th anmveisary, claims to be the first college-leve- l school to prescribe military drill for Its girl students. a College Building, U.S.A.C. Boiler House at Idaho Falls L.D.S. Temple Ancient Sword Good BOSTON UP) For the first time, new timetables of the Boston & Maine railroad list fares as well as arr,va' and departure times. Merrill too home in New Clerfield Naval Depot Arsenal in Ogden Fair Enough . 0 Which Speak for Themselves tion. living, W. PALMER Supervisor VAL Record A. H. Palmer and Son have been a major coniributing faefor, for ixty-thre- e yearly to the progret and growth of Logan, Cache Valley and the Intermoun- e, Beaten-U- American fork Building Prison Site American Fork Hospital, and many others Ogden High School And Many Others in the Intermountain Region A. H. Palmer and Sons aided in the installation of the installed in a Logan home, and took a major part in first plumbing equipment the development and in- stallation of the Logan City Water System. Originally the tools for his work n were carried in a gunny-sac- k by Mr. Palmer and he traveled with a horse-draw- j '"o-t- ... - ST0RE Restone 310 north MAIN, LOGAN, UTAH anp store PHONE 868 i ! sided with dignity and his t rsonality Tnade him by all the people In April, 1889, Elder Mer1 pleas-- 1 loved ,11 wes ' !' read "01 FICER Enclosed is a coin. The car pniked here belongs to a .ante year he was appointed to sucieed Charles O. Card, who hud moved to Canada, as piesuunt of Car he stake Wher the Ltah State Agilcul-luicollege was established at Logan, Marriner W. Merrill was .ho en to be a member .C the board cf trustees. His pubic post tune I e filled n an able manner In add. turn he now had large DUMiuss inieiests which occupied pait of his time and attention. Tribute In ISul Joseph M Tanner paid the toiovving tribute to Mari titer W. Men ill "Apostle Merrill is one of those RHi-mor- In rip D.iver From Ticket callcd tc be a member of the Quo. urn of the Twelve. In tveij way he was able and qualified lei this position. In October of the i AT i Noie On His Car Saves vehicle. Distinction was gained in this wide territory through dependability, and efficient workmanship. trust-worthine- ss "THE PLUMBER PROTECTS THE HEALTH OF ALL" j OMANS ' Marriner W. Merrill, Outstanding Cache Pioneer Was The First President Of The Logan Temple Rirn-mor- Corner, Herald-Journ- Marriner V. Merrill was one of the prominent and substantial men who assisted in founding the settlements of Cache Valley in pioneer days. For many eats the town of Richmond was his home, and he did moie for that community than perhaps govc nment man who ever lived there. 6 Maintain and augment the any The eastern seaboard saw the beginning of Marriner V. ds of Cacne agmultuial stand, Meirill. He was born in Sackville, Westmoreland county, New coun.- y crvs-aitio- -- 'gh school ROTC 1 pati ioie movements Bi cause it holds up an ideal 5 of civc development that tenJa of Cache county,n to the encouragement of what ,s e of in nelpul and the eliminati m if "TT our uiinmunitv a what is harmful 6 Bttause its activities and . so'-rr lite make Us membeis hung businessmen and better uti-en- s DOFS auuliural , ui Because it links the fit' witt1 ctheis in great business and r W TPHtHfLAHK 'iTHECHAVBtK IS d of buiness, pio-,n- unte.atii piomotion and college'. Old i j student holt in i" Militaiy installations p:o-ini n to inciudi couige and gui- 4 The n i.onn ltinilv enii h, on Listed liamber Of Commerce V .1 y Uncle Gets TVs A pawnshop oper-m- g aor here reports that television vets are being brought in as secur- ily for loans for the first time. t USE ONLY LICENSED JOURNEYMEN A. H. PALMER PIPE, VALVES. FITTINGS SONS RETAIL AND WHOLESALE LIMA, (UP 183 NORTH MAIN & PLUMBERS LOGAN. UTAH PHONE 460 V |
