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Weather I at : t tr '4 :e HOW DO YOU LIKE BEING MY SECRETARY ? 1?? 1116 -- :e 4 - lit ' ' WAS K)$fr IHNKItste UNINIV—s7FIS 6173-aT- I ' ' ik ' a ai 1 hIM later ! -- Zr SAID YOU MS ABOUT I MEAN 1 PER the 3 o I 1$ PANDA 'est 10 IP l : of i1 I 4 i irti fr4 -- EATEN WATCHING 1 111 : - re' ' — 4 AN WELL THAT It ninth" fifth grade reading ing was Robert E Buzza who spoke with living pictures: minuet first on The Constitution of the United 'Paul Revereie Ride' and stations CPA g4 States" All the eernifinalists at- grade the Song" seventh tended the beautiful services at Me- "The Arrow-an1 with shadow morial House at which dictionaries grade reading choir were presented the winners from pictures piano solo "The Flower e The the lower division high schools All Song" Diana Malstrom 521 Bois 56 321 36 wish to thank the ladies of the Serv- - Psalm of Life" and "The Day Is Cheyenne 30 261 ice Star Legion for sponsoring this Done" sixth grade reading choir ChkasO -- - 38 40 PadMiss still with act 44 48 MT Mary picture& contest 34 36 The Irving Stamp club sponsored gen is chairman of the program Helena 32 34 LanideCeit" 42 42 by Miss M Weight held an interest- - committee 74 program will sLos Ang ing meeting Tuesday Hal Runzler Excerpts fromthethisSchool of rtgldlettP News on 221218 repeated gave a very fine talk on stamps and- be --at Neectlet361 stamp collecting as well as explain- the— Air over ESL- Saturday-49 View Mt 221 Omaha 26 ing his own unique and complete 10:30 a in 141 101 Clifford Curtisi Collection reports: 1111140 42 441 week 54 the the 56 was O Salt Lake The Irving basketball team During past '38 - 44 basket- - City supervisors visited the Long- - tud victorious in a 48 52 82 The purpose was a ef IOUs 321 ball game with Lincoln high Mon- - fellow school 45147 otal! our Diek4 oareful of contest the 6'21 experimental 731 study day Throughout the Yet score was very close and when lurriculum work The supervisors xsan Frew 20 150i 601 -S Dr IMtale came team Worlion blew were T the to the final whistle I 441' 481 44 42 2 Tonnpac Eaton A Miss Maud 'In was Time Geom A were tied extent' 38' 42! leroat A E Arneson William E Washntit ed and the Irving quintet 'final 461 481 301 36t YolowtI Miss Lorin thi'Lincoln team by fou lay nosed out Myrtle Schwan 741 ?el 4 and Becker Arthur '11140 station points thtscore being i7 ' F:44mmls MR fANDA LUNCI4 AwAPE J School Editor Wins Dictionary :' eFolosiv ortserse-- 04 09)1 wismeD ) SEE somEimING AFTER 7:9DOE is - rr Il LWaileillinch Laid 'ail Egg ''' 1 Dixie Du an—Nice Goin YOU I ' ' orEAnCettALLY 61114v4 BALLARD-Ly- man M4ad8e Hunting California School has and all rs i 00 )) Group Corresponds J At '"- 0 449 ' BECK-Ru-ssell 1 --- ' er ) vlYcm 're ov"OomPt eve vAGLJECY Akc 040ANIZ4VG ' r exCLuS"00 60LP CILIO WW1 irmAT tovhdtki Is 70 atlartrAlOovA f AS THE ANcYMOLI3 ON1E p OP 114e 5Es1W1400 771E moslaftestop s TO axv$tsrowoo or OA KNOwN trioJAMCiests 410ST PROMMENT CY17ZEIVS-W- VI 14AVE PEe41 OP OUR CAN SEL5c7ro ASt A 00mt HOE- R- WE i vs- - youvom A ro SOW r 02voRep LAN AT THE C7POVP AAHrw ciguAlTRY 111 t ' CitHts ToMoke0041 AT le A 440t A ovesavoLy owssoms ro "MIA- - °VETO TWO ptAAs PP toefiz mew Reotiscr GOLDEN t z0 1-II and "r146 WITH 114Kr AND WARM ThERE 11416-"frOUV- AR 11111111ffigirliolommlatt--- c)V1 i 1 "j THG em0 1 JP -- Apo Ionia Sofia Versteem 22412 E atreet daughter Psi eA i : iirs I February 10 Miller and Harriet Annette 1111 rri rIF -7 I 7 - V :19 BUILD tw : I - r :4 4 ' J Wo saw - " TheGiilñps t 4' 1 1 TRIP SPECIAL HN'IDLIN4- - 5' - 1111-11- 1I I !LANS 0 62 Noyes 207 Fifth East street daughter than it was February 11 Weir and Ina Belle Douglas Young of the kindergar- GILLESPIE-Ro- bert Underwood 772 McClelland- street ion ten reports : Last week 70 children 11 'February and Maxine Katherine from our kindergarten Visited the MARCON-Rey- nold Bingham Canyon daughter Salt Lakelooice station and the fire McDonald February yant Earl and Beulah May Wil department on State street Ser- PAGE-Breon llama 1745 &nut E Steinfoldt the father of February 11 Seventh Emit Artist Johannes and Gary who is in our clan was our! VANDER WERFF-Do- wle Harding and Gled Ye Mae Latond 1420 West Seventh South greet ' son February 14 KINGDON-4leo- rge Thoman and Helen Ar 1117 etta First south East Morgan Febrawry-1-- 4 nry Lee and LaVenia Alice brand new chief's engine and a Al4DERSON-He- Garfield son February 15 Collings car that takes hot food to the PARKER-Leland Clarence and Fern Ann Hughen Murray son February 15 firemen while they are out on a DANFORD-John Mariner Jr and Gerfire call Pullen 1129 Buono avenue daughOur teachers Miss Golds trude ter February 15 Miss Josephine Rusk MATHESON-GeoLarsen rge Gumer and Johanna Some of Annie DeBry 832 Parkway avenue son helped us plan our trip February 15 our mothers brought cats and took HOGGAN-Martin Watt and Lorna Brown us on this trip )3ILL JENKINS Editor Kalamazoo Mich son February 18 CORBIN-Cl- yde Leon and Nellie Norton DORIS ANDERSON-Associabf- — 866 North Seventh Went street son ' Feb- Editor ruary 16 LUDWIG-Fre- drick William and Frances ' BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL—Ann Neaten 302 East Second South street son February 10 Cunn Ingham was named the winner With SUMMERHAYS-Hyr- um Berrett and Mafrom the Bryant in the Service Star rianne Vincent 1732 Yale avenue son 16 on The contest February Legion essay Friday MARGUERITE LAURIENTE ROGERS-Ch- arles Smith and Lena Virginia students chosen to give their essays Editor Fowler 322 East Sixth south street 17 were Rocco Sicilian° Jacqueline daughter February DOROTHY JENSElkI PARKER-Do- nald Lawrence and Donna McIntyre John Burnham Jessie McDonald 6945 Ninth East street eon Associate Editor Lou Lewis Marvin Colbert Ann LOWELL February 17 SCHOOL— Bid Ed- HARKNESEI-Wallace D and Alice Janet Cunningham Bob Glade Harriet 254 East Eighth South Street Philpot Heath John Dugan and Marjorie monds reports: One of the articu- MUIR-Hadaughter February 17 rold Dan and Lucile Emlay The judges were Mrs Bur- lating units has been carrying on Bountiful son February 17 Sedgedek mer Booth and Lillian Rome ton Musser member of the recent a 'correspondence with one of the WALTERS-ElClifford 1034 West -Second North street son- February 17 South American peace conference lettere In schools our California FIBBER-Ells- worth Barr Mr Calvin Bahia law counselor for Wetzel 1594 Eleventh East street eon the Utah Power and Light company we have told what subjects- - we are MONTGOMERY-ArtFebruary 18 Gem n and Chlyo and Dr Leo Provost director of studying This is not only a lot V Chipman hur 11312 Regent street son teacher-trainin- g department at the of fun but February U helps us in our Eng EARb-VD ern Ind Mary liege 168 University of Utah Guests of the Bah work Kiikenney court daughter February 18 WELLING-Lawr- ence school were Mrs J B Moreton 'Darrel and Annie Bertha Bowring 1972 South Main street Mary Louise Harper writes: In president of the Service Star Le18 daughter February Clarence and Marian yie gion Mr George A Eaton assis- the month of February come the 1111EPPARD-DoGrace Pettit 1068 Blaine avenue climate two great Americans tent superintendent of schools Mr birthdays ter February 19 Oscar Van Cott former fry ant prin- George Washington and Abraham COATES-Elw- ood 0 and SlIzire Emily Fel 'OWL 358 South Seventh Weat street week we spent I cipal Miss Myrtle Schwan super-Vis- or Lincoln daughter February 19 Mil of modern languages of the great deal of time on Abraham ITHIRSK-F- red SouthEugene and Dorothy Febler 4564 State street eon city schools Mr W E Day boys' Lincoln Many of the pupils brought ruary 19 Reed and Limits Marshall 1177 Y-J physical education supervisor Mrs pictures of him which we put up RUDNinth North street daughter Feb We are also making West Nell Strowig home economics on the wall ruary 19 gent John and Zelda Berlina interesting incidents BOUCK-Eupervisor Mr Mark Pendleton Mrs a book of Poage 1048 Weld Second South street A W Watson president of the of his life As George Washing 19 daughter February TOUNG-Oreon association ton's birthday came Whitney and Lucille Blair in the Ogden Bryant Parent-Teach- er 20 daughter February Mrs W Jenkins Jr secretary of month we studied about him last GARCIA-Ray- mond end Aurila Santillanee 585 West First South street daughter mole- - week the Bryant Parent-Teach- er February 20 tion and parents of the contestants Von and June Irene Annette Eranning contributes: In MORGON-Sy- lvan Elliott 2938 Seventh East Street &nigh- The Bryant auditorium was effec- Miss Edith Belem' room we are ter 20 February tively decorated for the occasion going to pantomime our favorite GARDNER-Ha- rold 1254 Delmar and Dorothy Elva Knapp East Thirteenth South with flags of the nations of the book Some of the favorite books' street son January 22 ivorld made by members of Miss seem to be "Girl of the Limberlost" HAT-A- lbert LaVell and Donna May Bark street twin son and Cr rear 840 Center After "Pollyanna" and The Lost Prince" Emily Pinchin's art class daughter Februarya 22 nch Arthur end Florence the orations had ben giVen some The pupils think this is a lot of ANDERSON-FreIrene Wood Midvale son February 22 members of the glee club under the jfun Wilford and Mary PRISCOTT-Hy- rum direction of Mrs Ethel Anderson Geraldine 3(ate y reports: Arith Irene Palmer 261 North West Temple street son February 22 Evangeline T 1metic seems to be the most popular WHITE-Bsang two songs Yron Lorenzo and Georgia Coleman Rankin 1776 East Seventeenth Beesley sang two numbers accom- subject in Miss Esther Ohlin's class street South ion February 23 pealed by Lola Nelson Brimley and jMiss Ohlin' sort of arranged Mr William Allen was accompanied game in whichwe copy down some by Miss Edda Thomas in two more problems then see who can Vocal solos in two minutes them 1get right Bryant students enjoyed a patri- Weather condition otic program in the school midireported by H —Honors weather—bureau- - February 24 1935: torium on Monday February 21 Only a few stations In the Rocky mounI tahie and the states weetward to the coast Wallace Gudgell and Gordon GathPoet A ridge of have cloudy skies tonight arum played solos and duets on their high pressure extends from moderately DICKINSON LEE JEANNE northern Idaho to Oklahoma and is attended trumpets accompanied by Mrs by generally fair weather west 'of the Editor Rocco Sicilian° gave a Gudgell A barometric depression is mapped the southwest but It has produced only speech entitled "America and De- BOB NEBEKER Associate Editor in traces of at scattered places --Jan- In Coloradoprecipitation irnocracy" This was followed with LONGFELLOW SCHOOL and Nevada during the day has been little temperature change a reading by La June Olroyd and iice Jacobson 5-- A reports: Every There In the Interior states but Idaho Oregon -- mom vocal solos by Verne Swenand Washington are a little warmer East weather condition remain son accompanied by Alice Williams class in the Longfellow school Is of the Jatississippi unsettled and temperatures art LeRoy Pia concluded the program contributing talent toward the pro mostly slightly lower Comparative data for Set Lake City with selections on the accordion which Igram honoring Longfellow1 pogrom' temperature today will be presented Friday The fol Highest 68 Highest tit this month since 11174 38 lowing numbers will be given: "The Lowestt last night 1874 shwa month this sss Brownies" and "The 11ta for today Parade of 41 35 s die se iv" Sweetheart Watts" Longfellow or- - Notelet Inches orchestra conducted for the 24 hours by Harold Total precipitation ROBERT E BUZZA Editor 00 8:30 of m on Longfellow Arva TolVeAra this month to date 105 'MARY ROSE ALLEN Associate Bradley "Hiawatha" 'fourth Accumulated month read this for delicienoy Young by Editor 21 reading choir with panto- - Tott:1 dtS sine October 1 to date 843 IRVING HIGH SCHOOL—Finals grade Oct 39 solo 1 Accumulated since mime deficiency y in the Service Star Legion oratori- CliffordaccompanimentThetrumpet Sun roma at 708 and seta at 615 Children's Curtis: 28 cal contest were held Friday The Hour" and - WEATHER onspItykrioNs 'TAKEN' Black"The Village "1-21contestant chosen to represent IrvAT 8:30 P M MOUNTAIN TIME choic 111- Girl Wins Essay Contest AraN0'" WE fr4 Parry FUNK-Al- A eSOAT ' Layton 'er1 4 II 41113111e A '14N41! Kaysville daughter February 8 Auburn and Mary Elisawelcome BABCOCK—John very happy beth Dailies rear 134 Watt North Temple street Ion February 0 back to school after of breaking his col- - OABE—leaue Jasper and Leretta May Mortise 558 Went eleventh Routh street is We are to Calvin his misfortune ler bone He very happy that his accident was no more seriousI Ai3OLIT SWELL ! - Births e '' ep tp peritonitis February 20 Brown 36 Woods Cross BROWN—Lloyd abdominal ninny February 21 BERGLUND—Emma Berglund 83 2251 —Thirteenth Bast street generalised ado February 22 RIGA—Lula Jones ' Riga 28 731 West Sixth Routh street lobar pneumonic Fairruary- 21 ROUND - avenue help us KINO—Wallare pets and CI- A -- 4 t w : WILL BUILD BOAT! -- I IIIi ONE DEAD-HEA- moo '§1 1 JERRY CHARIaTS OP DESTROCrIONT - di SURE-I- N HERE OF YOUR ' 1 A MS SURPRISE AND ERRANDS THE orry couu A CRIPPLED OLD TRAMP BUM A RIDE ON ONE F57 o teekerliiSSZtItAMr -I- t rve 'JACK— - -- - 'Ill '1 HERS'S lair-bank- i -- IM STEERED MY COURSE TO CALEB'S LAST POST--- SAIUMMAKS LUC Gasoline Alley ——1411119kw 4 e‘I' oflor11111 A THOSE CONS PURE FATE 'THAT - AYE FATE- WELL I WAS PROUD TO TAKE HIE ORDERS THEN- MOW THAT WE GONE MAYHAP I CAM STILL CART( DLIT THE ORDERS HE'D BE 0 wAmring Tb celvE- OM( IT WASN'T PEW-- - SHAINHAI PESI to4 - '4 OF THE lett- MASTER FIRST MATE 'SHAMHAI 779 tk F7 1 : — 1F1 KATE Sallorman's Luck : CALEB Al CATHAY KATE- E wAs P VNTAH SCHOOL—The 60 merit- —Ruth WIWI Marls Rosvall 25 Salt Lake of the glee club under the Farnsworth of room 9 City ' direction of reports: Last Coen Miss EdithNeal had the XIva Humphries 23 Salt Latta City privilege of hearing a special organ Tuesday members of our clan were tionIen Beeman 33 Monterey recital by Mr Frank Asper Before guests of a local dairy on a very Alfrea Park Cal be played he explained and told tie interesting trip of inapection— We Alberta Paellas Skelton IS Salt LOGI City may interesting things about this were called for i at school by a wonderful organ titan John Watkins 25 Sandy He told us that 21 Salt Lake which Melba Coombs Sarah to the us took bus large by Just pre:ming one key he can City get 12 notes He also told us the dairy and later returned us—to We saw machines which Divorce Asked organ Could Imitate many intru school Meta such as the oboe harp violin pasteurize and cool the milk We Violet Anderson from Leland J Anderson trumpet clarinet and many others sawbottles being filled and capped cruelty attorney William G Shelton He showed the four keyboards and without being touched by 'human Divorces Granted padsTILejottleomablog4044410 vided into sections and that there was very interesting to us and it Loan Mary Smith Lougshaw from Norman P- - 0 Is keyboard for the feet too After Made us realize hovi Much trouble Evans Lengshawi recite Judea Louise Wolf Keats Parker to Patricia from the all the many questions were exwhen delivering Walter Snow Keats dairy goes cruelty Judge P C plained he then played "Pilgrims our milk pure and clean We were Evans H s Fairbanks from Sterling T Ellen Chorus" by Wagner We then in even taken to the testing laboratory cruelty Judge P C Evans turn were asked to sing "Passing where we saw samples of milk being I3y" and "Santa Lucia" accom tested for bacteria content Just Deaths panted by Mr Asper Miss Neal before we left the dairy we' were atONKMETER—George A ust Monkmeychocosmall each "Ava West er then sang Maria" by Schubert bottle of outh street un65 144 given a known but natura ebruary 22 which was a thrill of our lives and late milk which tasted very delici-- 1 SIMON—Milton Almon ui 585 Third aveMiss Neal too to be accompanied on We all feel that this trip helped nue cerebral hemorrhage February 23 ben : : ALDEN'S HIS NAME WAS CALEB HAVE BEEN A SWELL DEAD FOR YEARS HE CAPTAIN 1 THIN(MADE MONEY RETIRED mucm mceem THAT Frank t MORiNTING FEBRUARY N t !I A ?eAve2's 14UL 1 |
