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Show t September 9, 1955 The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Four looted . . ew6 Jimmy Carlson, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carlson of Salt Lake, spent last week here with an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Because of American manage- Dalton. They report a moat relax- imrial experience and know-hoing and pleasant vacation. proved machines and techniques, Mike ManAfor, son of Mr. and plus the millions of skilled men Mrs. Robert Mac A fee of Holly- ami women on the production plants and wood, Calif., returned home Sun- lines of our country's to concome have we factories, the after spending day morning as toluxuries sider yesterdays his with summer months here indusAnd uor necessities. Bonner day's grandmother, Mrs. Elva each and aunt, Mrs. Ethel Donnelly, and trial progress continues 2 1asbillion industry spends with Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Hanni- year dollars on research to improve fin at tHannifin ranch. Mrs. Don- current products or to invent new on Lake to Salt Mike nelly brought ones. Bonner Mrs. and put Saturday, him on a plane early Sunday for the return trip home. -- Mr. Ethel Donnelly spent the weekend holiday in Salt Lake with Mrs. P. J. Donnelly and Ella. She returned home Monday and was MInm Margaret Harrington reaccompanied by Mrs. Elva Bonner, who has been vacationing in Ogden turned to Eureka on Saturday, afand Salt Lake for the past few ter a visit of several days to Las time wnki. Vegas, where she spent the Den-yse, with her sister, Sr. Margaret relatives. and other reSir. and Sirs. Charles Kay turned from an enjoyable vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Morley and spent in southern California. They visited with Neil and Sybil Mc- family were in town on Saturday Cormick and family, and spent visiting with Mrs. Alma Drybor-ougsome time In Santa Monica with and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wahlquiat, Hanks, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert and a few days in Santa Clara with Morley of Reno, who are house a sister of Mrs. Kays. Mrs. Flossie guests of Mrs. Dry bo rough. Rev. George A. Long of Pltts-- at University of California Collegeport, they are extremely danger-ous for small children to handle, burgh, Pa., has been named 1955 of Agriculture. and police officials warn parents moderator of the United PresbyThe government has on hand at terian .Church of North America. least to be on the lookout for them in dolof a half supply lars not yet in circulation, accord- neighborhood stores. Sven Peterson, Hollister, Calif., ing to a United States Mint farmer, was recently on the win- spokesman. New Hampshire's "Old Man of long ning end of a 844,736-to-on- e buckshot-size- d shot. His Holstein - Guernsey ' Atom pearls, the Mountains is believed to date crossbreed gave birth to four explosive pellets which detonate from the year of the glaciers that calves, all reportedly doing nicely, when thrown aaglnst a hard sur-l- n carved the state's White Moune, thank you. Odds were quoted by landmark is tains. The this country. A German Prof. Perry. T. Cupps, associate have made their appearance formed of five layers of granite. ' Idaho received its name from the Indian words. Edah Hoe, meaning "light on the mountains." 17-ye- ar 48-fo- ot 1m-fac- The kingdom of Bhutan is a native state in the eastern Himalayas. It has an estimated population of 800,000. "One thing a girdle does is keep an unfortunate situation from spreading." Peter ArnelL BONUS SALE ti ti h, Recent guests at the home of Mrs. Florence Gillispie were George Gillispie of LeGrande, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gillispie of Salt Lake and Bob Gillispie of Salt Ralph MrCormick and nephew, Michael Cromer of Los Angeles, left for their home on Saturday, after spending the past two weeks here. Young Mike was a guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cromar, and Ralph visited with friends. 226 So. Univ. Ave., Provo FR 13 1 a Lake. This J49,! TV Choir ONLY IF This 29 Frieze Platform Rocker ONLY IF i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hassell and son, Hank of Price, spent Wednesday here with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanks. They left Thursday for Lansing Mich., where Mr. Hassell will attend a convention for coun- When you buy any Sofa or . Suits marked $200 or more When you buy any Suite marked under $200 ty agents. STRATFORDS Legal Notice Probate and Guardianship Notices ALL. WITH Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signer for further Information It's nearly tine to REGISTER attWU' i Former students register SEPT. 3 Freshmen students register SEPT. 24 22-2- Prepore for your future at your State University, one of America's outstanding colleges. The "U" offers you advantages and opportuni- ties that can be found at no other university. Colleges of instruction include: Engineering, Education, Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Law, Mining, Fine Arts, Business and Social Work. Delinquent Stork Golden Sunset Mining Company Aenenement No. 28 No. of Ortif. No. Shares 129 Gerald Cowan 8,000 500 163 Fred Berqulat .... 200 169 Ira Miller 352 179 Fred Berquiat ..... 2.000 217 Fred Berquiat 1.000 246 CL R. Graves 5.000 258 Ira Miller 450 290 William Ruaby ........ 500 321 Ray E. Randall 3.704 324 Crisaie R. Bassett 1.000 334 Helen Mllllman ...... 49,000 335 Fred Berquiat 500 336 John Berquist 16.500 340 Fred Berquiat 10,000 342 Fred Johnson 14.400 347 Helen Mllllman 23,200 361 Fred Berquist 1883 373 P. M. Clind 1,000 377 Mrs. A. I Strang 500 388 Mrs. A. L. Strang 394 402 404 405 406 407 408 412 414 456 457 458 UtlwnHy MM OSes si Nis PntMsal 459 460 Fred Berquist Harold A. Christianson George Hafer . ... Harold Canada Ralph Hafer .... Clyde Benton Mrs. A. L. 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