Show T C i g'rtfraimQii-l5feJ- 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING B Southern Business Office— 4 No Correspondent— 172 W HELP FOR IDLE SPANISH FORK- -F J Thomas commander of the Spanish Fork American Legion post has received personal letter of congratulation from Henry L Stevens Jr national commander of the American Legion on the splendid record drive in membership by the Spanish Fork post Mr Thomas was notified the Spanish Fork post won first place in the Fourth district in increasing membership and that the post is awarded as the prize the privilege of sending one member as delegate to the national convention at Portland Ore next September with his expenses paid Unemployed PROVO— Plans for securing every Job possible for unemployed of the county were discussed Friday night by 50 members of various Utah county communities at a meeting in the city and county building It was pointed out by J W county commissioner and chairman of the relief committee that conditions have shown but little improvement in the county as the people have been using up their reserves and plans for caring for the needy and unemployed during next winter must be made now A plan to get the fanners to hire as many men as possmle so as to reduce unemployment to the lowest ebb and pay these men with part cash and part produce was approved However each community will have It to work out its own problems was decided seThe action of the Red Cross in curing flour and grain waa timely the committee members stated but each reported that more was needed Mr Gillman reported he had had assurances a second allotment of flour and grain asked by the county would be allowed Gill-ma- Make New 1150 FOR STUDENTS Wins Praise As- Tbone AWARDS LISTED Member Drive ‘ 2nd South Twelfth Child In Family Ends Work at School Graduates of Manti Institution Plan to See Graduation Previous MANTI— A unique record that undoubtedly can not be equaled by any high school in the state and possibly in the nation will be established here next week when ' I Miss Myrl Denison 't receives her diplo- ffmi from Manti §p high school Miss Denson a daughter of Mr Mrs Hyrum I and Denison of this be the A city will child of twelfth w stnelr family of 12 to graduate from ' Manti high school j Eight members of this family have f Lr I Jf continued their ' WAfci education having Myrl Denison received from two to four yeara of college Two have married graduates from this same school and all have been successful in their chosen field of endeavor Mrs Victor C Anderson Provo was the first to receive a diploma She was a member of the class of 1911 J Melvin Denison Manti 1913 Mrs A W Phillips Farmington 1915 Cleo Denison Manti 1917 Lorenzo Denison Saltalr 1919 Mrs Edwin S Carpenter Manti 1921 Hans P Denison Salt Lake 1923 Mrs Aimon G Clegg Heber 1924 Heber F Denison Idaho Falls Idaho 1925 Mrs Leslie J Anderson Manti 1826 Alice Denison Manti 1930 It contemplated that all members of the family will attend the graduation exercises of their younger sister Principal Announces Roll for Annual Prize Conferring PRICE — One hundred Carbon high school students won awards in various school activities during the 1951 32 term according to a list announced Friday by Principal Norman Hamilton The following letters were awarded Scholarship — Marjorie Myers valedlctor-Ia- n Rhea Robenaon oaluiatorian Frank Football — Captain Paul Holbrook Goni Nephl Guruieraon Movell Jewket John Fuel Frank SilliLoe Francis Lamph Mike John Demhian Oeone Patter BtamUakis lek William Oorlshek Claude Cowley Kill worth Jewkes Wuilard Luce WlUiain Black-haFrank Dalptas Pete Tabone Vernon Mills Aldo Nlcholls Frank Corey Claude Basketball— Ne pul Gunderson Cowley Francis Lamph Paul Holbrook Hose Bunnrl Elmer ColUnsham Paul Moynier Louis DeAngelea Plena Moynier Aldo Nichols School play — Merrill Fills Ruby Drsper Ilean Webb Maurine Peacock John Cory Karla Holbrook Mary Natda Littlejohn Misllarclo Senior play— Mary Ricci Owen VETERAN Business Office? 2478 Washington Avenue Boat Plans 425-- Legion Post LEADERS PLAN Fifty Discuss Ways of suring Work for Pbonn Agent— Ph one 333 OGDEN and Vicinity®®® mishap KILLS Sea Scouts BUREAU PROVO Ave University 'Eastern Utah & Jt MAY 8 1932 bone Debtlnx— Katherln Dart Alfred Redd Chrlatlne Axrlxard Malno Reichert WlUtam Down Alts Bailies Fllbrun Ogden La Von Oratory— Nalds Littlejohn Reed k Vlrslnla Lee 8Un!ey BorreW Vivian J Grant Kllfoyle Merrill Sill NaCHeason dine Publication — John Demman Stanley Bor-re- ll Prank Inul Amel Menottl fltudent body council— John Cory Fern Fredella Jones I teen Webb Paul Holbrook Hanford Prank Inul Mary Rlcct John Harrv Clark Toro Oeorae Patterlck Cory Katherine Dart Mary Vteta Drum malo— William Burn Cheer leedrr— Owen Reese Track— Hollla Branch Neph! Oundcrson Cecil Andrew Paeterbrook Aldo Nichole Christensen Frnncte Lamph Elmer Colllnx-haReynold! Roger James Redford Claud Cowler Harold Patterlck Paul Holbrook Pel Tabone Movell Jewkee Prank PROVO— A new boat soon will be launched on Utah lake by the Vineyard Ward sea scouts according to Jule Andreasen sea scout commodore of Timpanogos Boy Scout council The boat which is 38 feet In length will be christened the ' Niels Lkrson” at appropriate exercises to be held by members of the scout “Ship" as sea scout troops are called The ship which is one of the most active in the west is headed by Roy Allen skipper Clark Boulton Theodore Sorenson and Frank Warwood mates Bert Murdock coxswain A meeting with the Sixth ward sea scouts the only other “ship” in the council will be held Tuesday at the Sixth ward amusement hall to discuss principles of sea scouting Fall From Vehicle f J y BOOO-acr-e S ff $($ two-yea- Veterans Add Event Feature ' ture Skull Causing Instant Death' OGDEN— Martin J Vellinga 71 of avenue long time employe of the Boyle Furniture company was Instantly killed about 3 30 p m Saturday when he fell from a truck of thf company at Twenty-fourt- h street and Harrison avenue The truck which was driven by D L Nye 207 Seventh street also a Boyle employe was'on its way to deliver goods in the east part of the city As the truck turned into Harrison avenue from Twenty-fourt3treet a mattress which was lying on table in the truck started to slip Vellinga reached for it but the matrass slipped back and threw Vellinga from the truck His head struck the pavement He suffered a basal skull fracture and death was virtually instantaneous He was carried into the Dee hospital which is on the same corner but was already dead An investigation of the accident was made by Darrell E Shaw of the police department and the body of Mr Vellinga was removed to the mortuary of the Malm funeral home Mr Vellinga was born in Rotterdam Holland in December 1860 a son of Jacob and Anna Vanderiaak He came to Ogden about Vellinga 1902 He was married in July 1920 to Anna Bruin of Hoboken N J He is survived by his widow and seven a sons and daughters: Martin J Jr Cambridge Mass James Vellinga Rivera Cal Marie Anna Frances and Elizabeth Vellinga Los Angeles Cora Vellinga Ogden one sister Mrs Agatha E De Bey Patterson N J one brother Peter Ogden 3570 Jefferson h SCIENCE GROUP PREPARES FOR TOTAL ECLIPSE Wide Black Path Crosses New England on August 31 100-Mil- e wh Vel-ling- Vel-lmg- a Churches of Provo Water Official Keep Mother’s Day Predicts Ample Summer Supply Exercises Planned at Dee Memorial Hospital SET BY SCHOOL for - - e 1 Auto Leaps Bridge Six Students Hurt Stake Primary Plans Festival e n j tjy Mt-rv- o Gar-flpl- Boy’s Crash Death e Called Accidental Gib-o- s 1 V Tor-h- rl Wai-ita- for 1000 r Judith LDS Joint - City Brevities Sal-vi- 1 SpanUh-Amerlca- ds S I Frac NEW YORK May 7 (P)— An arrow-straigblack path of a total eclipse of the sun 100 miles wide 111 come down from the north pole to cross New England at 3 30 p m August 31 It will strike directly through one of the nation’s great vacation lands at ' t The Tribanel serll the height of the season For one WASHINGTON May 7— RepreLouise Scovtlle Virginia Van Lato Ruth Chapin JoTop row left to right Blenda Fonnesbeck Naomi minute and 30 seconds it will last proChurches Plan Special sentative Colton today introduced in is clear Those who Badger Lillian Parrish Vera Anderson Claudia Nix the sephine Crane Chtrko Chiba vided weather Corey the house a bill similar to those in Bottom row Bertha Lyon Mabel Pundqulst Sara Janet Wilson to take the wish on chance gambling Mother’ Day Program the senate authorizing a grant of Smith Juanita Barker Eunice Danvers Ada James this spectacle the last of Its kind In Middle row Lauren Halbcrg Audrey Kennedy 500000 acres of public land to the the United States until 1970 can obstate of Utah for the benefit of its OGDEN— In observance of Mothtain “front seats” by matching the reservoir fund er’s day special programs will be astronomers He also introduced a bill authorpresented m the various churches in Among the playgrounds of Maine izing the state to relinquish to the Ogden Sunday morning New Massachusetts and Hampshire Milin tract Children of St Joseph's Catholic government a of Pro- Vermont where the total eclipse will churches PROVO— Various to tn exchange lard county end take parish will attend the 8 a m mass vo City will pay homage to the moth- pass astronomers began year ago a like amount of public land in small-eand receive holy communion in a ers of the city at special services on a quiet location of sites Now they tracts elsewhere in the state body Special Mother’s day sermons are all selected and published Sunday The president today signed the Colwill be delivered by the Rev Patthe astronomical advice is free— r The principal observance will be extension ton bill granting a rick F Kennedy at both the 8 snd OGDEN — Graduation exercises carried out in all the L D S Sunday the scientists wanting only their own on potash prospecting permits masses for the Dee Memorial hospital nurses' One Hundred Sixty-on- e Di- the 10 30 o'clock schools with special program planned reservations which were made long In the L D S wards special proThe mothers will be honored and ago for a score or more of expeditions will achool be held the in raining grams will be presented in the SunPlanned small tokens will be presented at prac- from both new and old worlds Even One Reservoir Almost Full day schools during ’ the morning soviet Russia is sending an official LJ) S tabernacle Tuesday at 730 plomas tically all of the programs Now Another and Mothers attending the services will a is As pm followed the and at this the written honored Class be expedition by reception Senior Mothers will be presented with souvenir booklets Fast dance In Berthsna hall Erma L morning services of both the Provo only missing person at the party is Filling and white carnations Community church and the St Marv’s Uncle Sam No appropriation has Madsen of nurses superintendent At the regular Sunday evening serAt the Community been reported vet to permit the Unitchurch Episcopal — announces schools Weber OGDEN of the county vices the programs will include music ST GEORGE— A feature to naval ed do States its serD N C OGDEN—Dee Wallin’s Harris' observatory Rev superinchurch the The program follows March Sam- will hold their annual commencement and addresses appropriate to the obAmerican Legion tate convention mon theme will be “Motherhood" The own home eclipse tendent of the Davis end Weber uel F Whitaker at the organ selechere August 25 26 and 27 will be the at the exercises in the auditorium of the servance of Mother’s day In theme James L Droves Rev Astronomers Hayes’ Canal company who was tions "Juanita” male chorus under fife end drum corps contest with the Counties Moth-er- s la "Biblical church Episcopal direction of Lester Hinchcliff Invo- Weber county high school Friday Unofficially the United States will in the city from Layton " aggregation from Ogden Provo and Saturday cation Bishop James H have droves of astronomers from Riley of the May 13 at 8 p m One hundred and Winners in Speaking Logan which have been organized will be services outlook No the for Mother's that day irrigating L D S Eleventh ward address of sixty-onprivate observatories some of say for several years and Helper and graduates will be awarded in is season held by the Catholic church but two many the this water brightest them in planes Contest Announced welcome Sylvester Q Cannon precompet Tooele nw organizations masses will be held at 8 30 and 10 a m diplomas by Supei intendent B A This eclipse begins west of the north years siding bishop of the L D S church ing to the Rev Father Herring East which The of reservoir the as Fowler according canyon 31 and Sweeps OGDEN— First place In the vanrepresentative and president of the hospital board pole early August Pr:lzes aggregating $175 are offered almost straight southward Its course heretofore has been the main source of trustees address to graduates ichool board Dr Adam S Bennion guard public speaking contest of the the contest winners Other features adWeber for Davis of and the the of will Salt Lake supply between City give is down Hudson bay Quebec Melvin J Ballard of the L D S Mutuals of nine stakes of the L D S will Include various sports a parade counties canal system he says is council of twelve and Montreal apostles Florence dress to the graduates will be made church held Friday night was won and event not yet announced The class presentation The center line — that Is where the within 20 feet of the top of the dam Nightingale pledge class of 1932 by Russell Harris of the Fourteenth Keith Wahlquint principal of the ward Mount Ogden stake with Dale astronomer have made reservations and at present contains 1941)0 acre-fee- t presentation of diplomas Bishop by folThe school of water The capacity is 28000 Cannon Vveber Two Carbon County Men —crosses the St Lawrence river 10 high county Pederson Kemmerer ward Woodof pins Superthe ruff stake second and it is estimated it will intendentpresentation miles east of Sorel three miles east acre-fee- t Erma L Madsen selec- lowing students will speak forRiver-dalMANTI— Six high school students Sentenced to Prison of Island Pond Vt one and a half be full within about three weeks In the M Men’s public speaking tion “How Can I Leave Thee” male class: Miss Norma Anderson were slightly injured here Friday miles east of the summit of Mount valedictorian Miss Lorene Bar- contest Robert Jones Hooper ward Speaking of the Echo reservoir chorus benediction Bishop Edward on the sentenced were when the men Two gear steering PRICE— night Washington N H two miles west of Mr Harris said it now contains 47000 H Chambers of the Thirteenth ward ker North Ogden salututoaan Ed Weber stske won George Thatcher to prison terms Friday by District SANDY— East Jordan stake Pri- car broke and the machine crashed of water and is increasing Mount Ogden The nurse will be grad- ward R Wade president of the senior Seventeenth ward Fryeburg Me and strikes the coast acre-fee- t creek of the the city Christensen ratting Judge George at Cape Porpoise two miles east of as rapidly as can be permitting ow- uated: following mary May festival will be held at through stake second junior girls’ retold Fonnesbeck Logan class will deliver the class address Blenda Gust GramatakLS 62 pleaded guil- Sandy amusement hall Wednesday at bridge east of town The car plunged Kennybunk are the graduaes: to the tact that it is not the de- Laurene Halbert Louise Scoville Me Following Port ing Viola Marston West Lsyton Into the creek 15 feet below pinning Lor- story honor roll— Norma AnOeron 8 p m ty to persistent violation of the prohiIts western edge crosses the upper sire of the government to fill it to Vera Anderson Chieko Chiba Eu- enElrt Emory ward North Davis stake first Bertu Barker Kherln bition law and was sentenced to an Children from Union Sandy But- Wallace Tuttle 18 beneath the car of Lake Champlain passes near capacity in too short a time Mr nice Danvers Steel Mraret Claudia Nix Mabel onel WooulielJ He was pulled out by other mem- line indeterminate term in the state pus-o- ler Draper Crescent East Midvale Albans Vt Montpelier Vt Con- Harris said that owing to the present Sundquist Virginia Van Lato Naomi MeSnend Oil Htsiop Eihel Coboe Hi-in Bond Filed in Medical de Bunn Muraret John of from three months to two years and Midvale wards all in costumes bers of the party He was only St Mtlileu Kio N H Salem Mass and Chat run-of- f the reservoir could be filled Ohlid Badger Lillian Parris all of Ogden torniHn Doukim Luclilf Elliot Hall 18 end Mabel cord He was arrested March 4 and is al- will acre-fee— Grant Combe Orvel L D S First bruised to 74000 from Mass on Cap Cod its about loll ftocoud ham honor Sandy capacity— Practice Case Appeal parade Bertha Craig Colo Juanita Hansen Men William Larson 18 were taken to the Sharpe Bernice Syrett leged to have had in his possession ward chapel to the hall The — in less than one month but Barker Lyon Duration Varies Ruth Chapin unda Lenglord Maude Holme Lillian Garfirst aid received Brigham City 40 gallons of whisky 300 where oil hospital they wlu lndude that would be considerably longer Morgan Josephine Crane Oakley ner LaMont Doman Bernice EUil Myrtle OGDEN — Dr Wiley M Cragun Preliminary The time of totality varies on the beforeit the full mash and a still Gramatakts wasr AdS Bailey Lyla Woolley music Draper junior high school treatment for cuts and18bruises of the filed a $300 bond in the Second discapacity would be per- Idaho Ada Jamea Park Valley Au- Carney 1 minute 42 seconds Westenskow driver line from center Lewis WanMitftrd convicted on the same charge on May band Invocation Ortet Bingham 8ui Jacobs to in mitted President J Heber it remain court Saturday on his appeal-td trict Eunict Tucker issbeUe and and Maynard 1 Wilson Janet 18 1929 Although he pleaded guilty ear Ellen Christianson 18 and Myrle near the St Lawrence river to mindrey Kennedy Zina Anderson Mildred Widduon Burgon greetings by Primary Stake Willardson 18 the other two occu- ute 38 seconds at the Maine coast the supreme court from conviction Sara Smith Salt Lake Randolph Dora Peterson Ilium Ruth through his counsel B W Dalton Lato Albert Van Mrs Byrel Meyers to audireceived minor injuries Orla Lunr Earl Shaw Bryce Jenseu Leo here some months ago on a charge of miles on either side of Twenty-fivbe filed notice of appeal to the su- President ence and guest of honor Mrs Ber- pants Hales Margaret HpsIop Thayne Orow Jack practicing obstcterics without a lilast a minute and a will it center the Stolen Check preme court Leone Chadatck One berrect cense Biddulph Forged Mrs White Irene Greenwood The chnrge grew out of the more than 35 seconds 40 miles Alvin Guymon 37 pleaded guilty nice little Elsa Mori Lyie Lindstrum Arthur Blodgett Mrs and Means been Shaw who a have Baseball Praised Foikman Helen Wilson Wilton Ste- fact that Dr Cragun’s license to pracThree Men Arrested Milton to forgery and was sentenced to the released Pearl from the center it will last just over vens EUle Peterson Mabel Garner Mar- tice medicine had from the Primary stake previously been a minute state prison for from one to 20 years board n Crime Child Of Fern Thompson Mane Spierg jorie Deterring OGDEN-M- ax Wallace 31 Frank The chance for fair weather at 3 30 Wendeil Oibby Norma Wlmmer Erma revoked by the state registration the sentence being suspended after First of dance Second May board but the appeal In that case Sandy Newmsn 31 and Charley Nuddell 23 Wilkinson Vivian Knight Mar e Hawaes m on August 31 is about 55 per cent Judge Christensen Issued an order Lelan Coles ward dance Sandy Third PRICE —Speaking before the Ro- p OGDEN— A coroner’s jury Satur were arrested Saturday by Deputy Orant Agrfn Xna Elherlncton not been decided at the time of to records of several years committing Guymon to the state men- ward Butterfly Glenna Christensen had according Virginia Chatelain John club evening tary Thursday balloon dance accidental his arrest on the second charge Sandy First brought in a verdict of Sheriffs Elmer Thomas and Earl Haxel Fletcher tal hospital Guymon was charged ward officer de- It Is best in Canada and Maine inland day Potter Juvenile probation Albert Ahern dance and Other into death cricket the death after an Inquest graduatesMarlan seagull with forging the name of his father Thompson accused of forging six clared and Kuasel Anderson Carma Barker the Junior baseball move- both of which figure about 60 per Wednesday check for $5 Midvale First ward Russian dance ment inthat night of Charles Donald checks stolen from the Rocky Moun- Harry O W Guymon to De Bartholomew Wendell Belnap Liwood S L Singer Booked was pioving big fac- cent Price D 9 of wsrd C Mr dance Mrs son and Bills C Hetena and Vera Berretts Clyde Draper tain Feeders’ corporation and Issuing the check at the J Locations within five miles of the Simpson Vernal Butcher LaVerne ButterFor Ogden Benefit Midvale Second ward minuet Cres- tor in curtailing delinquency on the estron-omerSimpson 345 Ninth street who was The checks were blank at the time Brown the center Penney company on March 18 by published field eclipse Call Carl Chadwick Lyman of Let ha young boys cent ward doll dance Sandy Sec- part struck br an automobile and cata- of the alleged theft except that the Charlton Ruton Chugg Virgil R Costley Kennebunk Maine— cent tre 3 Cape of He that declared only per ond ward boys' stunt Midvale First OGDEN— A benefit concert Craaun Blanche Dawson Dante for name of J Francis Fowles was at Kenneth Kennebunk Port Kenne-bun- pulted into the path of a street car David Oe Oroot Annie D Vries Fvelyn the Mount and Second wards Maypole dance the 600 boys and girls brought 12before Porpoise Daughter of Pioneers Witnesses were Cecil Bonham 18 Cached to them but before the checks snd Bldde-forOgden stake charity fund Pool EMlixm Blddeford Beach Mlnme Alfied and Edwards In the past court Fhiy the Juvenile years Midvale ward LrRoy Fokmtn Donald Powler - will be given by the Maesti AssociSaco Limerick Cornish Kezar of Clearfield driver of the auteg and could be cashed it was necessary to Favero Hold Officer Election East Mr Fuller Donald Gib- ated Artists of Salt Lake in the L D Music for all the dancing will be were sfflltated with churches T Deem 576 Canyon road forge the name of T J Upton which Ruth Froeror Cleora East George West Hiram Baldwin Falls work Scout also Potter Otlri Merlin Grsen Glen Green-1Julia $on Boy praised the officers sav was done The st June Orow Jmsc Hales LaMar Ham- - S tnbcrnncje Friday May 20 at 815 officers by Draper Junior high school band and the rapidly growing band move- Broomfield Fryeburg operator of the street car MANTI— The following CMfford p m Funeral services for the boy will leged forged checks each made oul New Hampshire —Center Conway ment in Carbon county as Instrumenwere elected last week by Manti Hialop Vmna Hlcktnloo$r Mahle Hitler This organization composed of 40 Conway North Conway (perhaps a be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in for $23 90 were passed on business Oari Hooper Frtnk Hopson Hoy Hunter tal In decreasing juvenile crimes chapter Daughters of Utah Pioneers High School Alumni L D S ward chapel houses of the city officers assert Lew Jenklnn Elden Jensen Rtlph Jones men and 40 women is under direc8 and 12 dozen astronomical expeditions will the Hooper of the between Mrs Mary Ann Christensen presiage Boy Lowe Ada Lund tion of Francis F Association Elect are Clyde Joseph Lambert In Hooper City cemetery Taylor and recently dent Mrs Maude Brown first councausing the most trouble petty center around these Conways) South with borial Jemes McDonald Don McKay Loulie Myers Ktthryn Niabltt Ruby Oka Norms presented the J J McClellan memoat frequent of- Chatham Kearsarge Intervale Jack-so- under direction of Lindquist h Sons’ LIBEL INFORMATIONS FILED thefts the selor Mrs Ella B Cox second counbeing PROVO— Jay Nielson Brigham Katheryn Palmer John Perry Law- morial concert in Salt Lake Libel informations against four al- Orton Mount Washington Randolph mortuary selor Mrs Lenore Dennison recordrence Platt Raymond Rhees Celia Robinstudent was elected fenses Mr Potter stated The singers ere giving their serJefferson Highlands Jefferson Lanlaged Ogden tpeakeasy proprietors son Viola Roylance Carl Schmabs Beatrice ing secretary Mrs Alice S Woolley Young university president of the Provo senior high Normal Graduates Win North and their bar equipment have been fthupe Arnold and Marcia Plater Jessie vices free caster Groveton Stratford eorresponding secretary Mrs Jennie school Leona Marion Staley Stallings alumni association Friday evefiled in United States district court ftperkmjn Stratford C Munk assistant secretary Mr High School Students Wayne Btanger Boyd Stlmpaon John and the homecoming proVermont— Bloomf 11 J Island Ton Malvln fltrUfo'd Alford Curl New Pastor Teacher as Contracts by George H Lunt assistant United 0t Btoke Elizabeth C Munk historian Mrs ning following Begins Fete Schedule Min Rutal and Viitliil Tflor Ff at the school Mr Nielson sucDay On infor- (mu States district attorney Morgan Center Morgan' Derby Der Petrea Shand registrar Miss Hattie gram nd Irka Thompson Lena and Loul ceeds Stephen Murdock Lin Thomas alin names 18 East Tstton mation Louisa Mrs normal FaOf Temporary Hen CITY— CEDAR Ministry the by Ttirker Oporwe i)e Vn Uriff Parry chaplain Miss Mary Dahlquist was named students Thoma Eastman E E Butters and T ther Vn 8ch$$r Edwnrd Wpd FMa Five miles from the center shortens TOOELE—The annual Tooele from the Branch relic custodian Mrs Bell Barton asgraduating Widdlfton high Bierlln Wood Cora OGDEN— Dr George McCullough sistant custodian Mrs Ins C Denni- vice president and Miss Ruby Street Agricultural college tn 1932 seven the duration of the eclipse only about school “T” day will be held Monday R Allen as defendants and the other Congregational minister of Chicago accuses Thomas Bingham- son organist Mrs Christina Peter- secretary and historian have been given contracts to teach halt a second em to achool The the pilgrimage who Past Cape Cod the eclipse curvet blem on Little mountain recently arrived here will beSpeakers at the assembly conducted In the Iron county district schools son chorister east of Two Girl Chosen by the alumni association during the Those having received contract up out and finally ends at sunset in the Tooele will gin hia ministry as temporary pastor Law Instructor Receive and at begin daybreak of forthe First Congregational church afternoon were Helen Reynolds to this time are: Cedar City schools region of the Atlantic ocean doldrums the "T" will receive Its annual wtah Graduation Spekaer Children Share mer alumni vice president Truxton Miss Roma Jarvis Hinckley Miss half way across to Africa Harvard to Sunday morning Scholarship m a i ing at $ Robert M Kennan former pastor 10 Annual May etc Purvance Elizabeth Gussford alumni Mary Dailey Cedar City Miss Virth whitewashing a can Following of the — In C the members Principal J Moffit and ginia Pearce Beaver Frederick Hlnea instructor Arnold Congregational church here COALVILLE Murray Student Hold yon festival will be held tn the SettleSPANISH FORK— Approximately S P Eggertson instructor in history Parowan schools Miss Beatrice University of Utah law school for the daughter of Mrs Pearl Arnold of left several week ago to agsume the ment canyon grove Election costumes at two in Informed has been 1800 children the high school Other numbers Adams and Mrs Glenna Wsrd both Coalville holding highest scholastic paatorate of the First Congregational Wednesday gay paper past years that he has been awarded acholar honors will be valcdirtorian for the church Houston Texas included: Reading Francis Foster of Psrowan Paragonah achool Miss participated In the Palmyra Emannual May festival at Spanish Fork novelty number Deraid Stowed mu- Alice Williams Cedar City Beryl MURRAY— Murray high school stu- Ann ship to study at th Harvard law graduation exercises May 27 Harding Screen VALEDICTORIAN NAMED A sical numbers end roll call of class achool Miss Maxine Pace Cedar City dent school next year meline Frost daughter of Mr and will elect officers Wednescity park Saturday afternoon body Mr Hines has been granted a leave Mrs Charles Frost of Coalville will MORGAN— Maxine Sagers daughWin after ichool Tha primary elecStar Divorce pageant of “The Coming of Spring" representatives Phyllis Miller day of absence from th university ter of Mr and Mr Jack Sager of end "Crowning the May Queen" was be aalutatorlan tion at assembly Friday named th Fifty Receive Diploma carried out by the children each ward Kiwanis Club chosen valediccandidates’ Other on the graduating honor Devil’ Slide wa following Oppows At Commencement Elaine Symea RENO Nev May 7 OF) —Playing Norma torian for the Morgan high roll areBob Kothwell and Oswald Galchool having one or more exercises The exercises combined observance Beard Roy Judd Mildred Ball Fred commencement Eva Rose dnughter Oil on Highway Project Beryl Watts and a naw and far more dramatic role lagher president of Health day and the Washington HOLLADAY— Junior L D S sem Marv Turpin vice prasldent Afton than any ah ever portrayed on the Maxine of Mr and Mrs John Rose of Rich-vlll- e Siddowav Earl Stephens waa choaen aalutatorian with HELPER— The Kiwanis club went inaries of Holladny end Taylorsville McMillan end Mary Berg aecretary-treasure- r stnge or screen Ann Harding blonde Sharp Joseph Couch Marguerite on record last week as opposed to the will combine graduation exercises on Bert Francla on of Mr and Mrs Lester Eddington end star of tha fllma today freed Harry Students Entertain— Assisted b Carruth and Madeline Clark WOMEN’S CLUB ELECTS Bannister from hi marriage to her their Gilbert Francis of Morgan a alteruse of oil on the proposed Improve Sunday at 6 30 p m In the Holloaday James Carlson yellmaster rhythm orchestra and glee AWARD COURT SET TOOFLE— At a special meeting Fri- ment project in the Price canyon high- L D S chapel with 50 atudents reo that he might aeek a new career nate Th three students rated highand of th rlub students academy ElizarOPPY DAT DATE SET for himself OGDEN— Girl Scouts of Ogden will est among the scholastic record of day night at the home of Mrs way and have drawn up a resolu- ceiving certificates of of SL Mary college bilavenue the beth Ajax on Utah Still professing to love him Miss hold a court of aw aids at the evening the graduating class tion to the state highway commission MT PLEASANT— At a meeting Frl Ralph Cutter of Cottonwood L D S night entertauied their friends will address the day of the ML Pleasant Service Star Harding nevertheless went Into di Friday lowing new officers were elected by requesting the use of rock asphalt a stake presidency a music week program at th service of the First Presbyterian at WoWIFE SEEKS DECREE WilProfessional and the Business Caibon county product graduates and Superintendent Legion at th home of Mrs Andrew vorce court here this morning and school Those taking part Included church Sunday at 7 30 o'clock Troops men’s club: Maude S pairs president to participate In the program and re OGDEN—Jennie Aside from utilizing the natural liam T Belllston will present certifi- Johansen May 28 was designated as had their union dissolved by Judge E Finley filed O'Carroll Edna Davie vice president Evelyn highway material the Kiwanians cates A program of musical Hum- Pappy day Thoma Morgan after teetlmony by tVeta Hargrave Mary Troup 5 Mrs suit for divorce Saturday against Me reive ewaril are' Genevieve Catherine Bpnnar Dalton Francis will be to waa 7 and hls legal Bannister that Nevada bert Miss Tlieo S Finley charging nonsupport Glen captain troop Isgreen secretary given by apeeche point the employment advantages Hugh Jean llerres Kathryn J Georg treasurer Myrle Mitt hell Fanny CARNATION 8A1K SUCCEEDS residence he given laborers In the laying of students Adelia Johnson captain troop 8 Mrs They were married January 6 1930 Ktarna and SL Mary’ Glee club and Elizabeth Ajtrx director actress hearth from Tha wheieas ltiutll of the oilink emerged PROVO— The carnation asphalt Betty St Ilea Porter captain troop 12 Mr Finley ask for the restoration by the PUPILS SHOW WOES is Accomplished by machinery face and Engineer Return— Edward Ennll Mia Hilda Pratt captain if her maiden name Jennie E eux- - ing with War Veteran process MOTHER OOOSF PRESENTED MT PLEASANT— An exhibit of Pledger nd genet al relief iUry Saturday was a huge surcea seemed faint from th trying ordeal mining engineer ha returned to Sait PROVO-Mo- re MORGAN STUDENTS COURT OFFNS MONDAY of manual than 25 children of student the ULCT k wot H by shop lecordln to Mrs C Funk chairLake after a year’s absence In Russia SCOUT GO ON OUTING WOMEN’S CLUB EUCTS the Mean Trope kindergarten claw RICHFIELD— The May term of the art department of Wasatch academy man who reported that more than MORGAN-Morg- an high whool MT PLEASANT— Boy Scout troop Commissioners to Tour— R E Him student body Friday elected the fot COALVILLE — The Husinesjt and participated tn a "Mother Goose” play Sixth district court will convene Mon under O A Palmer has been dis 1000 carnation were sold and apptox No 82 of Wasatch academy accom mond and George A Critshiow mem Professional Women's club laat week Friday evening In the Provo Commit day morning In the Sevier county played thl week in the window of imately $100 waa realized elei ted officer as follows’ Mrs H panled by Scoutmaster J A Poncel bera will represent th state tax com nlty church as the closing exercises court house with Judge Nephi J the Consolidated Furniture company The Garden club of Georgia is the spent Saturday and Sunday on a hlkrimiMlnn on the tour of the southern A Psie piestdenl of the s hool The church was filled Bate on the bench I4w and motion on Main street The exhibit includes Mrs Martha Salkind tn and ramping trip in th rairvlewlUUh counties along U S routes gllurer George Connell Devil i Slide mon vl are Monday and Tuesday and various articles of wood wot k lamps oldest organization of It to capacity Mr C L Junes dire ted president Jennie Allen I the teim calendar will also be aet America member say 'wrought iron and metal designs and 89 to be taken next week 'standard hearer the presentation canyons secretarv Dorothy Couch trs sorer Colton Files Bill To Aid Wafer Fund V STORE WORKER Reese Alta George Pattrtck Marjorie Myers Barnes Harold Jones J Grant Kllfoyle Frank Dalpias Pelt TaMary Migllaocio S n tear-staine- rl if |