Show Q i Utah Friday May 20 Garland Imp ressive Services Held For J iQ® 1032 Akron’s Sister Ship Taking Shape Are L Harvey and t Harvey Is a member Benson reed resolutions of re Gar- spect and condolence from the Mr of which land City Council Harvey was a member p C Petterson spoke of the excellent work Mr Harvey did while in the office as secretary of the Lions Club C J Dewey of Tremonm told of the wonderful work done by the rodeo deceased as secretary of the committee Self members of the Ladies CuTture Club acted as flower girls for the abundance of flowers After the services a cortege of care left for Salt Lake City where the intook place at the Wasatch terment Lawn cemetery J L Harvey was lAirn May 23 1886 Pleasant Grove the son of Jona- - Mrs John a J L HARVEY JR Box Elder Warehouse Ponltrymen Should Feed Broilers Much j Utah poult lymen should feed their broilers to a weight of a pound and a half to two pounds each dressed if poss U)ey would s cure the greatest iWe return tllis season says charlei P RUtjd manager of the poultry de- Producers’ Utah Poultry partment association Cooperative the heavier At least for the prerent buds aie in greatest 'emand and are It is Inbinging the highest prices dicated as the 1932 broiler shipments The prico aie prepared for market in favor of the heavier differential buds over the lighter ones will much for the relative- °ie than coinpcnatc for feed extia expenditures o’ small necessary to build up the additional true in This is particular weight t:e fact ct hiesent low fecd costs‘ asociation has installed Ihe poultry new equipment at its poultry plant street Salt west Seventh South Lake including new coolers and olhei and is now beginning the machinery for feeding and dressing of broilers A force of 30 girls li now maiket working dres mg the birds and this season as increased the force will Be Tne poultry dressing act advances Inaugurated Harvey ivlties of the association widow Mrs Mae Langstaff are doing last scale a on year large Helen and four daughters Margaret returns all of much to belter producers’ Dorothy and Shirley Harvey by by and benefit the state generally this city He also is survived the finished cut product sending sisters: Dr Dean eight brothers and market Instead of live A Harvey and Mrs S Roy Chipman ready for 1‘uds Salt Lake Mrs Robert McOmie to store A reluctance of buyers BerMrs S D Kellerman this seasoi brought about bfoilerj William D Harvey keley California s of frozen birds Mrs W E by heavy San Jose California from last year and the unusual numTyler Hanford California L P Harber of batterylbrooded birds will unvey and Mrs H S Walker Pleasant doubtedly react somewhat unfavorably Grove since It will force on the market Resolutions of Respect and the entire broiler producpracticatly — - — tion into - consumptive - channels at Condolence From Garland almost the smiie tune It was pointed City Council decreased A decidedly Whereas God has called home our out producJ L Harvey we the sur- tion this year however is expected of Garland City to greatly offset this unfavorable conviving members hold Council representing the city at large dition and help prices at a reasonable level express our sorrow at his death Most of Utah’s dressed broilers will We shall miss him In our councils work Many hours and In community marketed on the Pacific coast “Milk White” of his time were given gratuitously to where the a sociatlon's the city pack Is building up a reputation comFuthermorc each member of parable to that enjoyed by other Bee hive state poultry products council feels a distinct personal in his passing In behalf of the citizen’ y “UNION DEPOT” IS Council expresses to lus w fe family our condolence end hopes that AT PARAMOUNT time will heal their wounded hearts and leave only a sweet remembrance of a real husband-fathe- r who has Manager F M Peck of the Paramount theatre is pleased to announce served all of us faithfully and well Be it further resolved that a copy of the opening of the the First National be recorded in the these resolutions and 'Minutes of the Garland City Council Vitaphone production staring and a copy sent to his wfe and to the Douglas Fairbanks Jr and featuring the charming Joan Blondell local newspapers This the first time the youthful Garland Cty Council favorities have been cast together and A R Capener Mayor all who see them— as the gay hobo P C Petterson in than Sr and Helen Alexander Harvey For a number of years he has o been associated with the Sugar company serving as bookkeeper and cashier at Lehl Payson Black-foand Garland who reside in Besides his parents Pleasant Grove he Is survived by his Lewis 45 THE e - John Benson- Eza Jensen Alfred Michaelis FACULTY MEMBERS HONOR TEACHERS the May Friday afternoon Bear River hign schol faculty members and wives were hosts and hotesses to an outdoor picnic in honor of Mr and Mrs Donald Davis After feastand a ing arund a big bonfire games The was enjoyed treasure hunt of a Davises were the receptients beautiful gift of siver Sale Now Completed Lion ' Junior Nominates! New Set of Officers LAST if r - Y7 V Local News TO J City Brigham Young of Home Economics— School ces E Knott Garland Fran- Hansen Diplomas — Melba Tremonton Hansen Maurien A Wayne Harris Portage Normal Local News Mrs Anne Munns had as her guest her brother and family Wednesday Mr and Mrs Mark Austin and daughter Ruby from Salt Lake City Mrs Eric Northman spent Tuesday with Mrs in East Garland visiting Floyd Adams T W Pinder spent Sunday at C L Pinder of the Salt home Lake City of his son W Richards and family motorMr Richards ed to Morgan Sunday gave the address to the seminary school graduates at the Morgan high W Sunday mrht Geo director: For first C E Bundy made a business trip T X Betenson J J Shum-wHughes W W Richards and Mark to Salt Lake City Friday and Saturdirectday Nichols For second or: Harold Persson G G Sweeten A D R Mellen visited with his mother apener W W Richards and John W Chambers Mrs Frank Mellen at Salt Lake City d the over Many matters of minor Importance were brought up and the club? adIs of Logan Hodges Mrs Lynn journed for to weeks spending a few days with her mother Mrs Lewis Lilly white summer rate for piano Special — 25c HAWKINS WINS TRIP per clases of four pupils each TO fcOS ANGELES lesson— apply to Mary E Burns— Tremonton phone 34 0 The seasonal track award was won close by Frank Hawkins after a very race In which Rex Laub lead almost throughout Not until the State meet and the final class track meet did Frank’s Hawkins came out in front of points In the class accumulation track meet that placed him out in He front was quite remarkable scored firsts In the 100 220 quarter half mile and broad Jump seconds and in the Jarelin and high Jump third in the shot for a total of 31 points The to the winner is to be transportation to Los Angeles to the and Mrs J J Shumway went Olympic games This award Is the indav night While Mr could be givenr Perhaps who— ’gentleman— the graduation the Olympic Games will ftot be in actress he Shumway attended the stranded with visited Mrs exercises JShumway this country again this generation aids— will hope It may not be the last her daughter Mrs Milton ePters Longer trips or more expensive prizes “Union Depot” is a raie combination not could be given but they could romance and thrills Its of comedy sons left and Shurtz Mrs Onetia vast raila lnclude the gamcs exciting scenes are laid in of ftgam part the for southern This award was made possible by Besides the large cast Thursday way station Utah to visit Mrs Shurtz parents the willing cooperation of the boys which takes part in the story itself at High School A boxing and wrest screen people por- Mr and Mrs John King many which to of travel tray characters in the crowd Farle Fox Louis King Frank McHugh ling program was staged dime ers Lillian Bond Spencer Charters Ben faculty and students paid their and attended em&sse manipulated E Green has Alfred Taggart and Robert Homans The business also ' with his usual houses bought Doug Falrbannlcs does Ins situations and players Young to tickets lend their support Some out Principal understanding sensitive most effective work in “Union Depot" of town lAislness people also contriGeorge which is his third are Guy KibLbe Alan Hale starring vehicle buted to the award when they heard one form Doran Landau Joan Blondell and David Mary Rosener Doug Jr ' love teams on of the plan Rita Flynn Polly Walters Ruth Hall of the most fascinating Frank is to be congratulated on his MacFarlane Mae Madison Geoice the screen r Zk The 1932 Deseret News Pentathlon champions kere" crowned Saturday In one of the most final meets staged in the successful Juvenile program Is splendid Mass convention A Democratic The junior crown was won by young auditorhereby called to meet In the Grant Cullimore of this city with the on school ium of the Bear River high record of 4930 points while splendid Howard Smith of the Monday May 23 at 8 P M to elect the diminutive 26 delegates from Box Elder County school of the Davis district Clinton runner-uto the Democratic Stake convention romped home with Lake May honors in the junior division with 4911 City to be held at Salt 28 to elect delegates to the national points convention Mainord of Burley Idaho Willard championship of Box Elder county captured the senior All Dcmocratc with a score of 4542 and Paid Nelson are cordially Invited to attend second place the U S S Akron world’s of Smlthfield garnered NELLO CHRISTOFFERSON The Its 5 ns yet unnamed sister ship of In senior the honors the in It loop with 4529 Chairman appears air craft as largest lighier-ilithree other Grant alng with the at Akron Ohio where It Is under construction for the Navy department GEO FRODSHAM boys will be given free trips to Los Secretary the InterAngeles to take part in national P P P games and see the Club opening of the 1932 Olympic games TAXPAYERS SHOULD The boys will leave Salt Lake on July DATES REMEMBER 23 for about two weeks on the coast during which time a fine program has been outlined for their enjoyment by s Commssion-erThe Board of County the Los Angeles Times will meet as a Board of Equaliz Grant Cullimore with his Warehouse Judge W H Reeder of Ogden was for drainage districts Taxpayers who of 74 turned In sparking performThe Box Elder County the regular at 10 is speaker 10 9 principal the He scored by The been 8 ances in all of the events has purchased Corporation ation on June 7 Club Lions - CorporGarland ref the meeting the Farmers National Grain have found any errors in Ihelf fcssecs-j- ’ 1200 points In the broad jump 1175 in in the Garland ments on their property as shown on the high jump 1045 In the sprint 800 night Wednesday ation M G Pence district manager Hotel He gave excerpts from a re- the tax notice Bhould take it up be- In the basketball and 710 in the base annunced this morning this year The holdings include a warehouse port of the water supplly fore the board on the above dates ball throw Smith made bettor scores inbushels and disclosed some very optimistic the than Cullmoie in the Faaeball and of 500000 with a capacity to do so will necessitate a failure of 136 members formation which pointed towards events but dropped a little basketball assessment to stand as it reads and a membership of 600000 bigger crop yield this year and also below the champ In the three events with an annual production Roscoe Hammond and H P Letham disa He also gave prices better to finish 19 points behind bushels of the State Road Commismember Commerce of on Chamber (Continued on page thee) The Box Elder County Warehouse cussion sion met with the board of county activities matters on Tuesday commissioners Corporation has been a local farmers' The following delegates were chosen pertaining to the duties of the Board enterprise for several years and in the ENTERTAINS AT CLUB the district past has been very influential in the to represent the club at In the near Equalization and advised the to be held SOCIAL THEIR to refuse to reconvene as grain dealings of Box Elder County convention Utah: John J Heber and the Bear River Valley district at City future this body J V Gunder O E Smith and memberships The warehouse Shulnway are again urged to bring Taxpayers A and Linford Gaddie P were purchased for $37500 by the on 3 troubles be The Bear River high school Faculty their property valuation National Grian Corporation Farmers’ G G Sweeten Club entertained at Its last social and fore this body and it is expected were made for officers occupation will business evening Nominations meeting Thursday as take place Monday May 23rd of the club for the ensuing year May 12th at the home of Mr Nathela Griffin The officers elected for the follows: For president: John Benson coming year are: President Mrs Geo T W Innis Mark Nichols and J D Miss Ruth for first vice president: O Nye BOX ELDER STUDENTS Gunderson vice for second Michaelis committee Mrs Johnson Alfred program BE GRADUATED P C Petterson for third Le0 Walker Miss Edna Burnham and president: C L Miss Edna Capener reporter Nathela vice president: G M Gaddie Willard Wood C W Wood Mr and Mrs Alma King spent thre Griffin A delicious supper was served Finder Provo with Mrs at prettily arranged tables for twenty The following Box Eldler countv and T W Innis days of the week In students are among the list of 257 after which members games were J E Edell and J King's mother Mrs L L Olson For secretary: who will graduate from the Utah Delos Thompson with Miss Capener receiving F enjoyed for Treasurer: State Agricultural College at the A Driggs C D Barfuss and Alma Miss Shirley and Beverly Tew of high score and Miss Jordan consol graduation exercises to be held at For Lion Tamer: Charles Last Salt Lake City is visiting at the home ation the college in Logan Saturday and King Elmer Jensen and of Mr and Mrs C E Bundy B Dale Gibson Sunday May 28 and 29th for Tail Twister: A R Ray Hoggard IMPORTANT G School of Education — Emerson Last William Charles Mrs A E Bundy of Salt Lake City SUNDAY Capener Tremonton Delta P Neeley Abbott Leo Walker and C L is visiting at the home of her son AS ANNIVERSARY Cullimore Garland Clarice Finder Odell S Thompson C E Bundy MASS tle H Invocation was offered by J and a solo "Face To Face” Kirkham H White of was sung IV Mrsorgan followed by a pipe number "O My Father” by Mrs Pearl Home” by Peck and a solo “Goin’ Mark Nichols The speakers were: A R Capener J J Shumwny W T Piper an em-of company ployee of the Sugai local was the which Mr Harvey He spoke of knowing the cashier e past deceased for the he possessed years and the quaities emthat made him loved by fellow also spoke C E Smith ployees of a letter read - Mrs Betenson condolence from the members of the Ladies Self Culture Club as which YEAR Grant Cullimore Wins Honors At Salt Lake "FALL FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION were services Impressive funeral Sunheld in the Garland Tabernacle LHarvey Jr who day noon for J Salt died at the L D S hospital in at 5 o’clock Lake City Friday morning was at-of gall bladder infecton and tended by a large number from this Salt Lake City valley also friends from other parts o'f the state i THE Son Of Mr and Mr William J Cullimore Take Lead With 4930 Point In Pentathlon Event At Salt Lake Last Saturday — Receive Free Trip To Los Angeles For Olympic Game There To The Community Because Many Speakers Told Of Loss — Mr Of Untimely Passing Of This Noble Citizen Affairs During Harvey Very Active In Community Residence Here i $150 Mr and daughters Lake City Manning Mrs D spent the visiting E Miss and in Salt Alissa ror rent— Manning d with rooms Two furnished Mrs Charles Munns twelve Mrs E L Woodward had Friday couples as her dinner guests delicious repast a After evening had bee nserved everyone took part A real kinds of games in various all good time was had by award Frank Keys and daughter Mrs visited and Mrs McFarlane of Ogden lime In with a number of relatives Garland Friday son Mrs Clinton Nuttalc and small Frank spent the aek with her sister Michaelis Art Mrs Mr and Mrs Mani Nielson have Mrs as their guests during the week S Nielson's sister and husband U Swenson event winning His trip is the biggest that will come to him in his high He should bring back school career a lot of good things to his school and team mates Americans know that our monarchy today might be an act of nobility performed by George Washington on May 22 1782 Revolutionary officers of the The to Washington Army had imp red assume royal power place himself at their head and rule the country as a century and a On May 22 king half ago General Washington refused this Invitation in patriotic terms so strong that the idea was dropped This comes from the United Information Few country but for a l George Washington Commission We know that he refused the offer but of kingship the circumstances that dramatic moment In surrounding our history known chiefly to scholars to need be recalled everyday that he may form a still American clearer conception of the nobility of character Washington’s This Incident which constitutes one of the critical moments In the destiny while General occured of America and the Continental Washington Army were encamped at Newburgh on the Hudson The surrender of ended the Cornwallis had virtually but nominally hostilities Revolution were still In effect and Washington hold the army was determined to together against any surprise renewal of the waft — As — usual — his soldiers were poorly clothed and fed and Congress was deeply in arrears in their pay By then the war had dragged on for seven long years The struggle had cost many of Washington’s officers the loss of their personal fortunes and the entire enlisted force faced a future of want on being released to civil life Discontent rose to dangerous intenAt length Colenel sity in all ranks Lewis Nicola a respected character on friendly terms with the Commander In Chief spoke for the officers as a body a hen to he addressed a veiled proposal that he Washington (Continued on page six) States i ' V I' L! r r- |