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Show a NEWSPAPER, 'devoted to THE BEST INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY cal d i, ':i tEK hi i:K 31 SUBSCRIPTION net PRICE $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE otr,; CAPTAIN JOHNSON .V n the ltd Itil i ? & ; 0 ir. , AWARDED DSC Won fir: si n mfc 1 has 0 that Johnson of Pay. ' at Captain le o: HUP AROUND The the fh!!rrplnmt-'n- ft BOOK SCRAP THOUGHT EMS OF PEACE WORLD The eii r"ls: By lion of to of the et Stall Service Cross is a ' to X'eii O. John-Mtil !t,.)l;;j, Fo ld JOth Fold Artillery Buffi; I tilled S.utes Army, for extra- til ititiarv tiei '0:MI m connection w it V operations against i ra my in all a Bermany. On p:il a. 1:)4., while on a recon-tne- e near Tann, Ger-- . Captam Johnson's battalion cmmmouiti was wounded in .m i noun amniish. With utter 'bMt::aitl f,,: his own safety he mo'.ad his commander to a nearby buyout w itli the assistance of an enlisted man, and heroically attempted to hold off the advancing t m my. In the bitter fighting 'hat i ns tit 'd he was knocked out oy an t nemy gienade and taken Although threatened piisoner. with execution for refusal to answer impropt r questions, he faced his eaptfi s with calm bravery and Liter lorecd the German commander to surrender to him when Anieiican troops attacked the town. Captain Johnson's dauntless cotn.ige and unswerving devotion to duty cxeplify the highest' traditions of the military direc-e.'ide- e.-m- "I human- a ichv. mnee 1).V the1 oia-a- not from the George. delivt -- David l.l",'d 5Ut hie is hole social a lung. victni v "I ill es-- Jt 'Tec striving justice over John (I. ds oi thy. n fiiail ad nit n s good man's mie. atnl universal across the shaft o! light a ..nd, .. beams at h wart lane ol a .' Si lt t Tennyson never yield bill to tile unn ft sal justiee and these have no sure l oot ...11 of s a Jesus Christ. C banning ol Cham Ellery of Love is published, ol the Spirit is f sword nor will it he sheathed till icace ..all tnimiphant over reign earth. Baker Eddy. Mary what we have under-- d suffeied, we must try ,e those who injured us Miiber oniy the lesson .iter Chiang Kai-She- k accident every the United hide motor vt urs approximately in minutes ted is after the first month limit of 35 upped to fire-w- miles per levels liattic accidents in hum three to eight- - from raped t - GRANDY rivate Alvin R. Holden, 24, son CURTIS Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Holden of A majriago of interest to a a ge circle of friends was solemavsun, has been reported dead bv tin- War Department after nized on July 26, in the Logan emple, when Miss Barbara having been previously reported of Mr. and Mrs. Hea of war. He lost his be r A. Curtis, became the bride when pi isoners of war were f Technical Sergeant TJrant P. being taken from Manila to the handy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Japanese mainland Dec. 15, 1I44, Emil Grandy of Paris, Idaho. The and the ship was sunk. Lindes parents accompanied her He was born m Payson Feb. 18, to the temple for the impressive 11121, and was educated in la.vson eremony. Both are graduates of the Utah schools. He enlisted in the Army ill State Agricultural College at Logan, where they met as students. June, 1!)41, and was sent from San Mrs. Grandy is nffiliacd with The-- a ranciseo to the Philippines and Upsilon and Lamba Delta Sigwits taken prisoner at the fall of Cm egidor. His patents have re- ma sororities. Sergeant Grandy is Delta Phi and Phi Kappa Phi. ceived live cauls from him, the last dated two months ago sent He has had thirty months service from Philippine Military Prison in the Army Air Corps in the South Pacific. 11c is now stationNo MacArthur, Calif., and lie is survived by his parents, 'd at Fort hey are making a temporary lour brothers, Dean llolden, Ogthere. den; Roy anti Wayne Holden, of tome O. S. Kapple was hostess Mrs. uvson; Private Floyd llolden, home lrom Germany on furlough; it a bridal shower Saturday even-n- g ward hall in time sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Hopes honorin oftheherFourth niece1, Mrs. Grandy. (mi Mrs. Erma Siiielhhurst, Salt take City; and Maxine llolden of sPei'cred ,twrE!r Cur-daught- er pre-onc- usud'l'uo111 h.aVe plan,u'd olhLr Matures that receationdexfn e,vemng ot fine charge is being made for admittance but contri-- S wm be accepted. be.lurntd in us Paysuns d j ? mfnLfor the Pioneer Mem- tU eIetk'd n . C bv the State and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers? Each camp has been asked to aise extra funds toward financ-ln.g.- e e,,building deigned to hun-o- i the Utah pioneers, so the four camps of Payson are working toon this project and invite gether everyone to attend. J? Sf - JAYCEES FOR PUN ENGAGEMENTS REPORTED KILLED r i PARADE PAYSON ONION DAYS The Payson Jayeees announce ivson. SHAW - DAVIS conjunction with the annual Payson Golden Onion Days celeIn honor of Mrs. Vaughn Davis, PLANS MADE FOR bration, a parade preceding the the former Miss Elva Shaw of amateur rodeo to he held Sept Nephi, a bridal shower was given 3rd at 7:30 p. m. The WSLD LIFE OUTING in the First ward hall Tuesday parade will 9 Three are in seen over flight superfortresses Fujiyama begin at the rodeo grounds at 6 evening by Miss Jean Davis and Plans are going forward for the Mrs. Blanche Thomas. Games m., continuing through Main luring recent strike against the enemy. The famous Fujiyama street and back to the point of 'orms a colorful backdrop for the big bombers. Some authorities claim annual outing of the Mt. Nebo were conducted in the Relief Sothat the entire Island can be wrecked by unloading tons of bombs into Wild Life Federation, according ciety hull by Mrs. Thomas afid beginning. to Fred Neil, president. Tile outing Mrs. Eva Garner was master of The parade will consist of three Jie mouth of Fujiyama and other Japanese active volcanos. this year will be held at the lake ceremonies for a cleverly arrangsections: amateurs of yesterday, " in Payson canyon on August 18 ed program. Refreshments were Captain Johnson also has the amateurs of today and amateurs and 19. The Eureka federation served in the banquet hall by a also for medal heart tomorrow; clowns a and wounds purple is planning to join with the local group of ?A young girls. The lovely ii reived in action near the Rhine novelty section depicting anybridal gifts were displayed. sportsman for the big outing. amateur. in He At the head of March. has partici- thing river Features of be will the affair The marriage of Sgt. and Mrs. pated in five major campaigns in the parade will be the beautiful a big bon fire program on Satur- Davis took place on July 20 in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, riding horse which is to be given day night, August 18, and games Salt Lake City, before he left for the away the rodeo. at by and He Austria. landed Jayeees and races of various kinds on the South Carolina, where he is now Germany on Utah Beach in Normandy and Anyone interested in riding following day. stationed after returning from their in horses the or in parade fought through St. Lo, Avranches, England where he spent twenty-tw- o a St. Malo, Dmard and east across putting float in the parade may months. Gordon son of Mr. and Amos, Donald Keele, son of Mr. and DON ROWE CITED FOR Fiance to St. Vith. Belgium with contact Dick Manwaring, parade Mrs. Meredith Amos of Payson, Mrs. W. F. Keele, has gone to the First Army. When Von Run-ste- chairman not later than Aug. 20. eeeived his wings and was comCatalina to start in the BRAVERY IN ACTION FRANCOM - FERGUSON made his violent offensive missioned an Ensign in the Navy Merchant Marine. training last December Captain Johnsons LIONS CLUB ENTERTAINS Air Corps at graduation exercises Anouncement is being made of Mrs. Montezz R. Rowe has just organization was in the center of held at Pensacola, Florida, on Donald Bock, son of Mr. and i eeeived word from her husband the engagement of Miss Nellie the bitter lighting. They had very JAYCEES AT OUTING July 24. A graduate of Payson Mrs. J. Milton Beck, arrived home Sgt. Don W. Rowe, who is in Ger- Francom, daughter of Mr. and high casualties hut were able to high school in 1941, he yas emafternoon from San Diego many, that he has been awarded Mrs. Lester Francom, to Sfatf recover and move down to the A group of 168 people enjoyed ployed at Hill Field, Ogden, be- Sunday California, where he has com- the Silver and Bronze Star. Sergeant Max L. Ferguson, son Moselle River in late January to fore service. lie pleted his hoots training in the delightful midusummer party entering! the of Mr. and Mrs. William FerguAras The follows: order read Third Patten's General Members of the has been assigned to Banana United States Nuvy. join Monday night. T14 Don W. Rowe (then Pfc. son of Grayling, Michigan. The my in its drive to the Rhine. Cap- Payson Lions Club were hosts for River, Florida, for his operational Medieial Department U. S. Army couple will be married at the post Rhine tain Johnson crossed the the event and guests were mem- training. Mrs. Klea has returned Taylor who has distinguished himself chapel at Kearns early in Sepwith the Third Army and went bers of the Junior Chamber of tember. The young bride elect is from Oakland, California, when1 by on to participate in the battle for Commerce and wives of the two gallantry in action against Mrs. Maud Olson has received she has living, to meet her the enemy on February 15, 1943 a graduate of Payson high school Frankfurt. He was in Linz, Aus groups. Special guests included word from her son, Staff Sgt.John husband. been Private Glade Taylor, in the vicinity of Sidi Bon Zed and attended U. S. A. C. She has Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Fister of Pro- G. Olson, that he has been assigntria, when tile war ended. been in secretarial y who is here on leave French North Africa. While in work atemployed vo, state Jaycee president, and ed to the Beaumont General hosKearns. to Fort Ord, Calif. Mrs. a defensive Captain Johnson is a son of Mr. Sgt. Ferguson position, Sgt. Rowes has been in the anti Mrs. Oscar Johnson of 550 three local service men, Captain pital in F.l Paso, Texas, after suc- Taylor will return to California Army three years a to fierce was company subjected and Lt. Cutler Dal a Ned a six weeks with her husband. McBeth, graduand is now stationed at Kearns. West Utah Avenue and cessfully completing tank counter-attac- k by a numerLeRoy Gale. The party was held training period prescribed for ate of Payson high school. force. With enemy ically superior officers who He left here with the Payson at Memorial Park and softball Personal Affairs A. O. M. 2C Kenneth Loveless evcomplete disregard for personal REECE - TERVORT act in an advisory capacity for and bride left National Guard unit in March, was played during the early two after Friday ladies. and safety, Sgt. Rowe repeatedly ex men both with need from assistance who , soldiers ening by and has worked up weeks here following their mar- posed himself to direct enemy enIn honor of B. M. First Class was also This his Horseshoe ol fiver to their personal problems. pitching a riage at Whittier, California, lie observation and fire in order to Glenn Lee Tervort, and his bride, the Washing- was at was course given joyed. to report at Alameda, Calif., administer present position. medieial the former Miss Nona Reece, who Luncheon was served on five ton and Lee university at Lex- on July 30 for duty. He has had treatment toemergency De were recently married, a large wounded. the is of one Olson Va. fire the near Sgt. ington, arranged 20 months duty in Hawaii with Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowe long tables the fire, enemy the work withering at in spite four this of wedding reception was given Friwere staff where hamburgers the Naval Air Corps. Gruesheck at a canyon party on place, he continued to treat all casualties day night at the First ward chap-b- y a pleasant Texas hospital and is finding it After ooked. supper Mis, and Dr. Fi iday night were in the forward combat area until the brides parents, Mr. and of dancing was enjoyed very interesting. M. S. Wi miner and daughters evening Cpl. Joe T. Baadsgaard, son of his unit's gun positions had been Mrs. Robert Reece. In the receivcourts. tennis enclosed Los on the Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Baadsgaard, is made untenable. Sgt. Rowes de- ing line were the bridal couple Shirlcv Dee and Denise of Pfc. John H. Moore, 25, son of home from and Miss Henrietta England, where he votion to duty, technical skill and and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angeles, has of Moore Payson, Harvey served for 18 months with the courageous actions were instru- Reece and Mr.Moroni Tervort and Douglass and Miss Murgueiite SYEP LIGHY ON GAS to the occupational Eighth Air force. He arrived on mental in been assigned saving the lives of the bride's attendants, Marie GasDouglass. After a picnic supper air force in Europe as a member July 11 on the Queen Mary and many of the wounded men. ser, Fern B. Lucas and Ellen S. near the reservoii, the group en- WARNS 0PA OFFICIAL Bombardment 2nd of the Group, the canyon after a thirty-da- y furlough at Through this meritorious achieve- Davis. A program was given 7 joyed the sights of has a veteran Flying Fortress not seen which Dr Wimmcr Office of price administration unit with the 15th Air Force. Pfc. home will report at Sioux Falls, ment, he was awarded the Silver with Mrs. Minnie Douglass actStar. The Bronze Star was ing us master of ceremonies and since lie eft Utah twenty years officials are disturbed over what Moore has served seven months SouthDakota. misunderincluded prayer by Ferron Hiatt; for meritorious Rowe a be to Sgt. public as a overseas Force ago. appears for ra- with the Air Limit Dal Cutler, husband of service in connection with mili- piano solo, Dorothy Curtis; vocal standing on the reasons Persson cook. Louise If. Cutler and son of Mr. tary operations against the ene- solo, Harold Patten, accompanied tioning gasoline, Alleen Mrs. Clark Reece returned after community service member, said and Mrs. F. II. Cutler, arrived my during the period June 6, 1944 by Mrs. Patten; reading, Miss evening Mr. of son Saturday her home Pvt. Glenn Holden, vaca today. home July 12 from England. He to May 8, 1945 in the European Nelda Gasser; instrumental muweeks two home a very pleasant and Mrs. A. P. Holden, is Mrs. sic, Geraldine Partridge. been overseas since the first Theatre of Operations. has Administrator two Petroleum reThe y tion. She visited on a furlough before Lois Bowen was in charge of the Los of VE Since the he bJ armed allocations Rowe entered the year. Day increased Sgt. for services in the has been for War has San Francisco and wept flying from England to forces in June 1942 and has been gift room assisted by Mary Jean visited Mr to the highest point deployment He came from Germany Pacific. Angeles, where she Mitchell and of gasoline Elaine Wyler and for a tho After Army. overseas since September of that Bjarnson, that production and inventories where he was in action with the Germany and Mrs. David A. Kathleen Wainwright. Mrs. Ar-de- ll 31 day leave, he will report to and of Mr. consumpson is He the Continued Reece. First of year. the stand. Niles division can Mr. and Mrs. Sioux Falls, S. D. He has seen his Mrs. John W. Rowe of Spanish Bjarnson and Mrs. Gladys will Timberwolf tion bevond these allocations were in charge of serving Hiatt Army. Vickie little for in Lee, daughter, cut coupon a Utah. force Fork, and were assisted by Mildred and CONTEST ON TO DESIGN the time since home. first member coining the Values in the future. wife Joyce Bjarnson. Dancing was enUTAH CENTENNIAL STAMP Cpl. Paul Bigler and hisWashsaidMALE CHORUS TO Lewis, from Camp joyed in the recreation hall which here are any Cpl. Wayne Wilson, son of Mr. BROADCAST AUGUST 18 was atraetively decorated with Manv people have felt that ington, for a To all Utahns who have furlough and r H. is Mrs. Ivan and the home of European are guests of Cpl. Bigler's mother, Wilson, baskets of summer flowers. ability in designing abihty to po with the end comy been have Arrangements furlough after being The bridegroom is home on a nlrise of the war, the military has Mrs. Pearl Bigler. They are en- on a to all who have any he for y with relatives and overseas for 20 months. lie went pleted with KOVO at Provo leave after serving for for petroleum products ands m visaing joying tray in a single drawing d the campaign in Italy and a program by the Nebo Stake over four years with the ol Duh s Actually the op friends. through decreased. Navy in been tory and the to has since been in France with the Male Chorus to be broadcast Sat- the Pacific area. she said, explain-tha- t is n chance posite is true, velopment, ti.ei,Kene. the from WilPAW', U Air to 13th, Army Corps. Corporal urday evening, August according attain national Mrs. Pearl Bigler has received q ing . need for petroleum pro word ttiat her son, Lt. Max Ligler son will report to Fort Douglass 7:30 to 8 p. tn.. nown, iiiiu t , in twe over all has lie there trainHonoring Mrs. Kenneth Loveand for but assigned special increased, t"'17 boia.1 ducts has $100 in war is now in China, arriving there by ing before going to the Pacific. less, formerly Miss Eleanor Palmin rmlitaiy conltst decrease ANNUAL DANCE REVUE been a slight of India. Utah Centennial damp of Whittier, California, a reer The husway II is Orvil Wilson, brother, for gasoline. AT ARROWHEAD I lab nu a reouirenients cent bride, a bridal shower was band of Margaret C. Wilson, was SATURDAY Through the -- f bait LaU regiven last Thursday night in the C. CjM a to J. advanced Mrs. announces Days Barney Resort Wagon Mr. and Arrowhead Sergeant, recently lias call from lie is on Okinawa and has been the annual bathing revue on Sat., Fourth ward recreation hall by ceived a prize of Si Cl mp mother-in-laMrs. Owen fur the best id. a their son, Lt. Robert Burney who through the campaign there since August 4th, presenting some of her anniver. Loveless. from Easter. in Utah in commemorate Georgia arrived most beautiful had girls the Utah ef h' One hundred family friends an France, where he served as sary of the founding county. Theie will be entries bond aw aided that continued ca Spring were invited to meet the young Pay-sobe Mrs. Mr. Pulver and will Amley Provo, American from There Folk, nd 5 Army pilot. and enjoy the delightful bride design, from word their received have for first priZ suppty Springville, Spanish Fork, i'und and third son Jean that he has arrived at Salem, Santaquin and Goshen. evening. The hail was beautifully been Mrfpir-.so- n has McBeth for eaeh "1 th Ned poin.ed Captain ion profusion of week with Smokcy Hill Army Air Field, Every girl who enters will receive decorated with aMrs. submitted by prizes. Leila Larsummer flowers. visiting in Payson this Mc- - Salina, Kansas, where he will re be will three and there ' Com a Elizabeth Sketches m Mrs. prize h is mother, sen was master of ceremonies for ' on the more to bo reive will and who t" training eligible winners relatives January nation or coon tho reB,on Beth, and other e City, a program that included a duet - ; U He came from Camp Jean has just had his first visit eornpte for the title of Miss Utah he a mission. 1'X eenteDa'd friends that added 18 by Mable and Jerry Loveless, acHe two in home The and in mnstf from years. spent in Salt Lake September. Utah. Knelt Ala., and will go Lld Rucker, tanks ga? companied by Mrs. Loveless: two and with relatives a also will days storage Shorts Parade winners Utah native el here to Fort Sill, Okla., a replace- enjoyable in Utah. the military suvic A special stand selections by the Second ward friends for revue. in the be overseas service. 20 for or kbr,s,lt for state ment pool ladies chorus, directed by Carl O. as comand platform will be erected in Nelson; be (i X 4 m. he-'- el"'. two readings, Miss Cora Capt McBeth left ofPayson son of Mr. and Mr 2nd east Mate Lvnn class walcM'fall in Machinists the of the Wyler, Dm front officer Headquarters lateral. , Losser; who left Monday manding National inning of piano duet, Lois Cowan Mrs. Mr. of son J. revue and for the ballroom t.a and m of Schaerrer, Wyler, r the unit end Guard th In addition and Bernice Battery, Wilson; readings, by have in 11:30 H. arrived at of John p. will take Schaerrer, which place vvmntr etnhlazhis dutiy has been the training Mrs. Lenore Hill; duets, June prizt', the for a twenty-on- e lu idea since m. recently Payson various camps in having "f reeiuits honor Fullmer and Phyllis Rodgers. stamp day leave after 20 months duty I., Music for the dance will be oned upon a nAmi the outbreak of the war. Assisting the hostess in serving U. S. S. Boise all over th the cruiser aboard sol be Migliaccio furnished by Ralph to pic vvtiieh will and general entertaining were tl'- - rPat was Boise The according jnjuyc-in Pacific. Mr. the is of son by and his orchestra. Everybody Pfc. Keith Shuler, Mrs. W. W. Hansen, Mrs. Floyd nation. In addir d r of the was one time flagship for General of and Mrs. Dave Shuler, arrived f cordially invited to attend. receive Gus 1. Baekmam at Ilarmcr, Mrs. Wilmer Hill, Mrs. PhilBen-o- n Douglas in youngest the MacArthur Fort Hal Shuler, left on home last week from Bert Taylor, Mrs. Patricia BarUtah Centennial, Shuler serve to Pacific Prior area. a ippine Georgia, and tholomew Mrs. Cora Daniels, MaMr. to of son begin ning. Don the first .sheet el Diego Kcmptnn, Mr. Schaerrer participated San He is connected with vice, Loveless and Marilyn ble last furlough, left o' Elmer Mrs. Kempton, graphed Hannesa' ,ntl possibly of the in the invasion of Sicily, Salerno F. the motor truck division Robt-ito enter the Army. Trumanweek actions. S Mediterranean and other Fort Benmng. Ha.l i.f h,. a mu- paratroopers at bv t i Salt Lake City. and that won seum pi('ce. 1 1 of Our !Men and Women In the firmed Services ews ZJCotes dt Hereby. ddalne TONIGHT : ... HE BE HELD WEDDINGS AND PAYSON SOLDIER Supcrforts All Over Japan tied the Dis-(- l Camps D;iu- ghters if tT,PayStm tingm.-oed ( toss for plumpers whwh r;u aaliiiai v m This decora inn a second action,to the Conyi'es lulu Medal ofonly Honor as a milita1 ward chapel.' d for valor and The ladies in gallantry in. charge of the i i ,VS!NG ENTERTAINMENT tA en-rou- S THINKERS THAT THE HAVE THUNK steal your neighbors Me, Help him make a me. ,;"ht temperature i maintained by "ot hut lie.it Is. Mf and une," ter and I knew it, thing you know, say someone along and DO ' make the otnef guy if finger, not at hint, t JfT 1 get (blow. n him. 'j'r. to get even ,ye a full time people Mil soon have helped loose let tii the cob! t!ld n, ratrol! ' you hut the best of the to bring out tnose who 5 it! your point more ith self. warm It can't be sav first 111 in the for corn thr (;ullup Toll, Binh and t:irth 37-da- 10-d- 30-da- h-- s 30-da- dr-m- long-distan- rlwcon Rabelais n, august 6 "Vi''- - J? 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