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Show t CB THE CITIZEN Sept 19, 1968 Paul Harvey SOCIABLE CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mer-r- il and son Jim of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell B Calif., spent three weeks with Larsen and daughters An Irea her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Denisfi, of Woods Cross Talbot, and other relatives spent the weekend visiting and friends. Many family were enjoyed while with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Larsen. Darrell attend they were here. ed National Guard. They re Mrs. Dorothy Gregersen has turned home Sunday evening, purchased a home in Logan, and is residing there now, where she k employed as sec28 MILLION PEOPLE retary at the Chamber of Have Paid Commerce. Mrs. Gregersen 40 MILLION DOLLARS and family are happy with To See birth of a baby girl, born the THE GRADUATE to her daughter and Starts Wednesday, Sept 18th Mr. and Mrs. Steven AT THE SKY VU son-in-la- To Bill, With Love There is a gravestone in Brookfield Cemetery, Massilon, Ohio. Until the Massilon EveWest ning Independ- ent drew my attention t o gravethat stone, I'd nev- er heard of it. Now I will never t3 it. forget Five score years ago our forefathers were engaged in War. When a great Mr. Ilanrey Un-Civ- il and a sustained barrage of cannon. Then, on one trip back to command HQ, during a momentary lull in the battle, g mes Johnny, the senger, saw several memoers of the company huddled around a fallen comrade. With the sixth sense that brothers KnmpKmoi have. .Tnhrmv knew before he dismounted that the man bleeding there on the ground was his brother Bill. Johnny did not weep. It is Important that you re- CHRYSLER Completely new for 1969. Chrysler is in every way a bigmemW fhi! thou&h others car than last models. On the outside, it is five inches longer. On the inside, ger year's did, brother Johnny dared not dimension has been increased for driver and passenger comfort. Availevery nearly cry. 15 able in models, Chrysler offers a host of engines, options and accessories. Pictured Instead, he grabbed his is the Chrysler Newport Custom four-dohardtop on display at West Motors. brother's musket from the fallen hands and plunged Its bayonet into the bloodstained mud to mark that place. Moments later as the fight WINDER Pres. Carl A Lynn and his wife now have ent Her husband has left ing resumed, Johnny, still dry' eyed, grabbed a saber. No Mortensen, Jack Moser and three children, two boys and for overseas duty in Vietnam. more a messenger now, he Web Maughan, and Leo By- - one girl Patsy and the Hedins visited must replace his fallen bro- ington attended sacrament Mrs. Floyd Bennett and in Salt Lake Friday with Mr. ther in the front lines. Still meeting Sunday, Sept 8. Kay Clarice Hedin spent Tuesday and Mrs. Adrain Mickelsen but venting his ag Anderson was released as a attending the fair in Black-fo- and Mrs. Francine Cook. Mrs. Viva Smith spent a and visiting Mr. and Mrs. onizing grief by swinging that counselor to Bishop Floyd saber with all his might, John Bennett. Charles Nielsen, who Wallace Bennett. Part of the day here completing arrangeny strode forth into the fray. has served as second counsel day was spent in American ments for the open house she That night when the com or, was susttained as first Falls visiting Mr. and Mrs. and her sisters have planned for their parents' 60th wedding pany reconnoitered, Johnny counselor and Richard Ballif Lynn Bennett and Mrs. tried with his cap to conceal was put in as second counselbrother and wife, Mr. anniversary on Sept. 21. the gash across his forehead or. Mrs. Ilia Bennett and and Mrs. William Thomas Jr. but an unstoppable trickle Mrs. Iteika Smith were susJim Shaffer returned home of blood betrayed the wound. tained as teachers in the Re to Brigham City Sunday. He 20 MILLION PEOPLE a deep gash inflicted by an lief Society. has spent the latter part of Have Paid Mr. and Bishop and Mrs. Floyd Ben the summer with enemy saber. DOLLARS MILLION 40 Johnny, despite vigorous nett made a visit to the hos Mrs. Richard Ballif. Jim will See To to see the 'attend Pocatello this Weber in protests, was removed to a pital College field hospital. new daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. year, THE GRADUATE Then and there it was de Lynn Bennett born &ept. J Mrs. Patsy Jensen is stay- Starts Wednesday, Sept 18th cided promptly that Johnny ing with her parents, Mr. and AT THE SKY VU Evans would recover from Mrs. Gustave Hedin, at pres- GRACE BRIEFS the wound but would never fight again. Mr. and Mrs. Howard PetAfter serving 18 months in erson accompanied relatives the front lines, Johnny was from Ogden to Henderson, to returned Danville, Ohio, to Nev., for a trip and also vislive out his years. He is ited points of interest. buried under that gravestone The Last Chance Canal Co., in that cemetery west of is having about 6000 feet of Massilon. lumber placed on the deck of But this is THE REST OF their dam which is new plankTHE STORY: ing on the top of the dam Johnny Evans, who did not which the water will flow ovhave to go to war but chose er. This work will cost about to, who refused to be separat- $700. ed from the brother he loved Mr. and Mrs. Brent Roper Johnny Evans who spent 18 and children left Tuesday for months in the front lines of their new destination to Pullthat War Between the States man, Wash. They had forjust to stay beside his broLh- merly been in Tempe where er, William was not his bro he was attending college. He ther at all. is now studying on his docJohnny Evans, the greatest torate. horseman in the Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trappett, Volunteers, was no horseman. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reed and either. Mrs. Audrey Hill of Salt Lake For what they discovered spent Labor day with in a field hospital on the City Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Weeks. fringe of the bloody fighting Mrs. Ronald Sorenson enat Gettysburg was the reason tered the Caribou county hosJohnny had not dared to cry, pital Friday in Soda Springs That Johnny to whom death for treatment. was less bitter than separa tion was Mary Owens. Not Bill's brother, but his sweetheart Evans was summoned for duty in the Army, his brother, Johnny, could not stand the thought of separation. T h e v enlisted tosether were assigned to Company K, Pennsylvania Volunteers Cavalry. Johnny was made a mes senger because he was splendid horseman. The his torians of the Battle of Gettys burg have paid glowing tri bute to the daring messenger who dashed back and forth to and from headquarter through a hail of musket fire young William By PAUL HARVEY hard-ridin- ALL-NE- W or Change Made In Bishopric ( dry-eye- d, Announcing your next car: A ot He-din- It can surround you with a fuselage. sweeping new design where body and frame are one. TiifM Hundred Hardtop 's - Your next car can be a gently curving line of tempered glass, and steel that sweeps quietly around you. A molded shell of stressed skin and thousands of V miniature welds. Your next car' can .have a cockpit. Instead of just a seat and a dashboard. Your next car can provide a controlled environment where Kcl:.-- See it man .create slAishTcl matoafflKYour ' next car is one vou card the cock- iSlSiii move iiD and the perimeter-pYour :nextcari8 here. The pit blots away:Cmurmi road and winds mm great new ijnry sierforj969. 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