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Show ,., l ,, t ,, l( ss at Mi I i' at ', !ir;'ltri t.uK-- ' -- Ai i IHLISON CHRONIC! , F PAYSON. UTAH few Friday, June 15, 1945 a n Miss Elizabeth Bower of PhilMr. and Mrs Reid Pulver and NEW BABIES Mi. and Mrs. Reed Jones enter-- t a daughter of Mis thildien of Los Angeles aie hiie oned at a dinner last week ip A baby go was bom adelphia, Dixon Bower, formei ly of for a vacation visit with their honot of their hi other, Noel Reece Juiit y. to Mis. Louise Saturday, Hancock Cut lei On the same duv she v Payson, is visiting here with the pan nts, Mi and Mis. Datrell his wife and son, Ronnw. Noel t d w oi d that hoi husband, Dal Dixon family and is a guest at Biown and Mi and Mis Amley hit for Koit Douglass, where he H was inducted into the armed ser- eutlei, had been advanced to the home of her aunt. Mis Cora Pulver and familus Lieutenant Lt Cutler is Fairbanks i t b the U S V Eigthh Army Ai: I nice in England s 5i,'sS'S u Ar-mor- ruo i' bun 1 WATER HEA tRS nit. ISSTU nc 1 A l t V i 1 lilt AIRCOOLERS j.p RNACF I iumc Tin Miss Beulah Tanner of the Dix-j- n Taylor Rus.sell Company, left ist week for a two weeks vaca-:"- n Lip to California and Texas. ftov opet road f o?t rsr; an( George Wyler and Elaine visited Mr. and Gdueh.ur ,L .i visa hs Ed Griggs at then home in bHH 4J, Salt Lake City last wek. M , r i i md blowers COALSFOKI cj a i.l os Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch of Angeles, parents of Mrs. Walter Rigby of Payson, arrived Saturmorning for a visit with Mr. s,n.' ana his day and Mis. Rigby and family. on, 114 with Mi and Mrs. Albert Bowen V ' Mable went to Salt Lake City last FriA fanii'y with their daughter, Lauiel w as t n o cd day who started to school at Ir'I Lowen, tno M and Mis to Univeisity of Utah this week begin her nuises tiaimng. aid Mm J A Miss Roland Ei-- d also a Maiilyn Davis of Genola, giaduate in May front Pay-so- n m Rnbin-'- f high school, staited her nuise on a Mi ti dining this week. S OIL FURNACES RS Guarantee Fall Deliei Wo um a. IK, I Coni . 1 I ATION IMMLDlA Hi 1 eat , i inWEST COST FOR AU I OMA TIC WATER HEATING a. i M' ard Mis. R L Wilson of ntlv Spi mgv die, formei ly of Payson, Min have a baby boy, boi n Monday, al- - June 11, -i at then home i I SHEET METAL WORKS SMITH location New - Mr and Mrs. Heber A. Curtis the week and Mrs weie in Logan last week for the giaduation of their daughter, Miss f mu thei e to Baibaia Curtis, who leceived her Bachelor of Science degiee fiom ,1iandu- Shaw the School of Education at Utah I ,e Naval Air State Udine Robm-- MaxineAgricultural College. Miss Curtis, who has also been Lake Citv to a student at U. S. A. C , and Miss Baibaia letumed home Sunday evening with their parents. Douy.lass Building Phone 129 ' - t . K ll TT J t ? V' C tfr 4 T3 A pb.'1 , , cl- A ' - ,U UTAH n uf the be s h L ki PHONE 29 oldstus will follow All descendants and lelativcs bv mamage of David A Mitchell, early Payson pioneet, aie expected to attend rv WE NEW-DA- REPAIR Bronz-z-- Washing Machines Vacuums Refrigerators and new in "V Go lo Your Conoco Mileage Merchant' station (or it. Then youll know it's made to be every bit as good as the regulations now permit. Just be sure of your that big Station identification red Conoco triangle. Where you sec it youMI know you can buy uith Largely, power these improvements will be derived from our gasolines. And to those have we applied knowledge from research that will mean latest-typ- e gasoline for you, CONOCO with the coming of BRONZ-Z-Continental Oil Company Motors PROMPT SERVICE e. high-octan- war-winni- NEW-DA- confidence. Y Z. 520 West Second North P Anduson for her granddaughter, Lallce Caldeiwood. by 'j Y Gasoline z new in DAN BANNISTER Mis Elizabeth Manwill went to Salt Lake City last week to at-- ti nd a shower given by Mrs.Roma Operate new spirit. . . . And so will your car, the moment you can CONOCO fill er up with REPAIR SERVICE SEE the leunion. INTERSTATE APPLIANCE o'-(l- DANIELS DRUG SON. iirni Mitchell fam-- 1 .a Libei t Pal k, Cite, ni t Sunday A nd nts uf D.n id A and i G M.ina F Mitchell aie invited 'In. u w ill be an infoimal n and handshake' at 12 nmn followed b a picnic lunch at 1 p m with each family blaming tin li own panic. At 2 p m a piogiam will be given and each family v ill furnish a num-)- i CJanic s and spoits for the i voungsteis and visiting for the ANSWtP: The same as the problems of a full war. We still need planes, tanks, yuns. l lie bns still need plasma. Overland Greyhound Lines is still doin'4 a round the slock war time job of transporting essential manpower. What a relief when you can dash for the mountains the the seaside! again! Youll desert! go with mystic TRANSIT LINES sfc , &! s jL i One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nat',o,i c,i rniorc .A i,. vis HOLMES FLAG DAY 1777 JUNE 1945 14 "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all In humility we pause to honor these Pfc. John Francis Kennedy KILLED Colorado Springs, Colo. Staff Sct. Ray Bolerjack Capt. Kenneth George Ladd Salt Lake City, UJah ' Tech. Sgt. Frank C. Latto Grand Junction, Colo. Marine Pfc. Victor Leon Liggett Denver, Colo. Pic. Wiiiiam Thomas Lindsey Pueblo. Colo. Pvt. Henry Vernon Brandon Mack, Colo. Corf. James Darrell Bromley Salt Lake City, Utah Lieut. P. E. Burk Grand Junction, Colo. Marine Corp. Chad M. Burns Alamosa, Colo. Lieut. Kfnnetii David Nicol Salma, Utah First Lieut. Thomas Denver, Colo. Montrose, Colo. H. Busby Corp Hcrmosa, Colo. Pfc. Giorgf Alvin Scharf Englewood, Colo. Pfc. Dian Denver, Colo. Pfc. Merlin LeRoy Fawcett Salt Lake City, Utah Lieut. Ross J. Bari r Englewood, Colo. Sgt. Ivan Brown Del Norte, Colo. 'lp Will Bo Needed to P.,ck yCs Vital Crops! s V ift j i t t t Grand Junction, Colo. Gm 3rd Class IIari and G Bucklfy Grand Junction, Colo. Sgt. Julio L. Caparfi.i.a Aspen, Colo. Denver, Colo. fsl J r Marine Pvt. Gerald Sylvester Hill K Denver, Colo. Jo,, 'I J, ,v steady st.c jm of canned good' turn uts the Bt jn bazookas, and Lei p' 'ln machine gun shells. j yiiui Wt tIeU'ai HlKc Wme oils J"1' i, ,f vacation from sch "J in our canning fact nice to do youi 'i P1 1 ID T i rrtSTER CALIFORNIA ,v mu'! Id , put "h" 'U' lu'lpmg t0 hl,ng Pfc. Josiph DeVinifntis Montrose, Colo. Sfaman 2nd Class Lfo Maps Janzekovicu Glenwood Spnngs, Colo. Our IMP , Pull Time or Part Time sPend L Pvt. Jay William Jensen Salt Lake City, Utah Corp. Clarence Dale Karrfn Salt Lake City, Utah to Correct June 1, 1945 b In n P on i! Siiimidt MISSING Pfc. Edward Eugene Gourdeaux An, Im Midvale, Utah Pfc. John Darwin Gardner Price, Utah Pvt. John Henry Garreffa - Austin Joe Parker Grand Junction, Colo. Lieut. Wiliis Madison Potlet Pueblo, Colo. Pic. Juan Ruben Rfndon Seaman 1st Class Frank Clifford Coombs Salt Lake City, Utah Pvt. Samuf.l Edward Coombs Salt Lake City, Utah Marine Sct. Walter Hubert Dennis Grand Junction, Colo. Pvt. Elmer John Dunn - PioGrande men G most IT IS FOR US the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfin- who fcbed work which they fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which Ibey gave the last full measure of devotion that we here highly resolve that dead shaH not have died in vain , . . that government of the people, by people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. NOW AT THE PACKING CRI0N Pb,ns..sPANisHroRiv.uiAn or lhe u. s Employ""1 You May Apply al 01 Aurahavi Lincoln. Gettysburg Address, Nov. DENVER THE 19, 1863. RIO GRANDE DIRECT CENTRAL WESTERN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD ROUTE |