Show - - - i f- f 1 t 1 ' - v 4 11- Sunaay 't Gladioli Vie 2 t ' i 4010440 y lip!- wi: Irlt 06 ipt rlt 044 IA Ilk - - :7 i 4 ri ri Vei0P00 'MI 1011Emddsommodloog 1p77 r----- - - will Indicate Pr liares i t 1' on August-14-1- A 1 I - e 'Pioneer Trails' a'fld Landmarkt association prepared 'Sat' urday! to unveil an historical monument August 20 it Stockton : Totielai county The monument wi4 serve a doub1 4 purpose marking the Site of fhtfirst military camp In Utah which! was ltitablished In 1854 by Colonel Z 3 Steptoel and also the - iestablishcommemorating ment 'of one of Utah's earliest smelters bf William S dodbe of Chicago The committee was named at a recent meeting of theUtah Pio- ty of a tender I sge was 'being sought Friday in Midvale as committee members for the annual Harvest v celebration began scouting Days prosgti pects betw!en the ages of six and ) 12 to rule over the feteo ached-vi- ed ' for August 14-M Warne of chairman Joseph I t' the king and queen contest rew ported the entries have begun and said many more are expected ' — within the next few days s To Win Eicy-cle- The king and queen finally se4 neer Trails and Landmarks assolected will reign over the three4 ciation at the home of George day celebration a nd will be Smith 1302 Yale avenue Albert at conciuawarded bicycles the 4 Members of the group are 'Dr ' slon of the festivities Selection chairman J Cecil W12' Stookey I will 'be m a d e through selling N a S O Bennion and D H Alter at one voter to townSpeople Christensenr sent each Nev 'Yorker to Speak t Feature event of the celebration will be a gigartic tire show Johh D Giles executive secre:: which will be held August 15 In ::::$ of the association announced tary f :::::1:'1-the Midvale ball perk The show Howard R Driggs of New Dr that Is being arranged by Brigg Crane York City president of the Amercommittee chairman and will be ican Pioneer Trails association presented under the supervision 4 will speak at the unveiling cereof 1Clyde Canning chief of the mony Midvale fire department Thei Utah organizatioh will conII ' ' ‘ duct membership drive for thi Stores Decorated ' ' '' 0? tamoatwormommil4c0Vzi40Z$4oulookamss0p 414 4 American Pioneer Trails associawindows Store and downtown Mrs Eunice Gray patient at I D S hospital was one of huntion throughout the month of Austreets will be decorated for the gust Mr Giles said with each Utah beautiful who received dreds of gladioli patients affair Many of t h e business member of the executive commitbeuses began decorating Satur-Saturday as a giftof the 'Utah florhts tee heading a special committee 411yolotwom010:! 1 day when work on street deco t seekitig individual memberships rating also was Winched All charter members of the Lowell Perry it general chair Utah Pioneer Trails and Land roan of the celebration assisted masks association win be asked C E Matthews! and W Dale to join the national group Mr by - Waters Giles said walker Buddy Cox tight-roTo:Prm who was featured at the Coy ered Wagon Days rodeo in Salt 'The interest of the Utah PioLake City will present two per neer Trails and Landmarks asso' k Icirmances a day inlMidValé durciation in the American Pioneer Nearly 350 patients of the LD S TAucitisvium — A reception Trallg association is to establish Mr Perry the ing at the Hyrum :Jensen t hospital discovered Saturday that Wednesday reported celebratioi :relationships not only with home ' 730'- Highland drive will work th-- ' side Its life has brighter group but with hospital pational s iii r other state organizations which when they received 4000 gladioli have lurisdiction over areas where as a gift from the Utah' State trstilsi in which Utahns are in Florists' association i terested traverse" Mr Giles ex-- ' Superintendent J Howird Jenkplained ins proclaimed the day as "I D S aft is our desire tct have the Shtit-i- n of learned be when membership of any state largest day In 'the national organization" Mr ik the gift Giles said "Utah intends to con"This was undoubtedly one of rve tinueits mod the experiences leadership in this work ' pleasant Grant Macfarlane Salt Lake 'at- ever at It also here the announced that an hospitals" b enjoyed torney was appointed general coun- he said ''because flowers are alcaravan automobile is planned for eel for the iSalt Lake "Real Estate so welcome 'to our guests they annual field meeting of the board and !tlie Apartment House ways Alherican Pioneer Trails associahere It Is tnetImeá disturbing to Association of Utah 'Saturday at a realize do- not tion at Denver Colo August 15 patients ' ' thatInany ectors of the receive these thoughtful rememjoint meeting of 16' and 17 ' Cars from the Pacific two boards in the' 4 ess building coast states will meet the Utah friends and relatives brances from t He will- succeed ajor ItaYmond so can'understand the pleasure Mr and Mrs Charles Davit of 'delegates In Salt Lake City and 7t Brady' who was granted a leave of you our staffin seeing every patient sraylortville 4 To be honored then continue to Greeley Colo ef 'absence 'to serve' in the United receive these beautiful flowers' on golden wedding day where cart from the east will join i States army and will leave August The - flowers Were distributed the western group Mr :Giles said 7 or the Panama Canal Zone bonor Mr and Mrs Charles Davis the hospital ' throughout A graduate of the 'University of Commenting on the gift' a repre- of Taylorsviile whose golden wed 'Utah Mr Mader ne has been sentative of the Utah State Fibrists' ding daywill be next Sunday' 7 'prominent ht Salt Lake City as association said that gladioli - In The reception is to be giventrom an attorney and a legislator He Utah surpass those of all other 7 to 10 p Tn by their five sons and : serve& as assistant County attorney states this year Decision to make one daughter D Clifford Davis of An— glà-U- S tn 1929-3- 0 first assistant Salt Lake the presentation was voted unani- - Grangerand T Delbert Burl and mem mously at the florists' meeting early Merrill J and Newell M Davis City attorney 1932-3- 5 ber of the state legislature in 1929 this week and Mrs Lavon Flora of Salt Lake Condemning proposals for a 1935 1939 and 1941 He was elected union of the remaining democraSimilar floral gifts to shut-In- s City Mr and Mrs Davis were mar-tie- d cies in the world under one govpresident of the senate at the by the association are planned second special session of the last later it wu annotmced August 10 1891 at the home ernment as "a treasonable beOf Bishop' Heber BenniOn Legislature trayal of our government" the i MrDavis was born in South American Mothers' Sentinel league Announcement oi his appoint' tnent was made by It E McConWales September 201871 a son Saturday unanimously adopted a of Thomas and Jane Davis and reOldtion denouncing the groups aughy president of the real estate a baby He has that have sponsored such board and Soren W Jacobsen vice Owns to 4Itah house the since time in Taylors of that apartment lived president Ville baying been reared by Llewel association at the Newhouse hotel e Mantle Mrs after considering the move at sevlyn SANDY i— The East Jordan Taylor" was born' in TaylortMlie eral previous gatherings th L D S stake's annual fathers' and May 16 1874 a daughter of Thom- leagues central committee reAlt r sons' outing will be held next as and Sarah Mackay leased a bulletin acknowledging t' their sons and that 'their organimtion "condemns Friday and Saturday at Giles flat F In addition to In Big CottOnwood canyon under daughterat they have 17 grandchil- and 'denounces the activities of the direction of the stake Young dren and one the organization known ea 'Federal Union' as being equally subMen's Muttial Improvement association versive with communism fascism ot4 bundimn" Feature of the event will be The bullein stated that should the awarding of prizes to the the United Mates surrender Itself father with the greatest number IMO a confederation of union with of sons and grandsons in at- ipi the British Isles and the domintendance and to the ward that :i Thirty: returned missionaries of ions of the British empire the has the greatest percentage of 'the will stake Granite LDS pre of independence would its fathers': and sons present a reproduction of a mission- declaration bei canceled and the constitution Other entertainments planned sent street Sunday at 6:30 "c4nYtpletety undermined" r for the oceasion Include stunts Vary mi4t meeting Ii under Fairmont park story-tellin- g The Federal Union group also sporting events aponsorship of the Make M Men known as "Union Now' recently hikes and musical numbers ttnd Gleaner Girls Made an attempt to organize Committee members In charge The program will be a 'ne de- his a 7branch in Utah the :bulletin asGerald Smith J parture of the affair are activities the stakes E Mickelsen Kenneth Bailey and wiltfinreplace regular Sundayl Mrs Clarence R Openahaw eonHarry S Wright and Clyde Swen- :evening' eervices in wards of the ddeted the meeting Saturday at son 'Make: Miss Vivian A Guest and which the resolution was adopted Harril L!: Vincent are in charge of arrangements Midvale- Winds Up : Missionaries- participating have Aironie Priests! Unit SAEill Cool tot lack been rehearsing for two months T: g 18 A ' t:' l's- 44 - I ' s t 1 1 : ' '' ' - ' - C:' ItItttf: ost ltm —I 14" 4z Lt::! ' ""4 ' 40 1 4 !itt -- tf : t tt fi j :t :"0' ff 36 41 I' 1 : - kV 111 i zre—zaL 11 4-- 4 bk i t i r J 4 s 4 GoI d 0111Weduesday : Wlig 350 Patients r i tmetit Unit t ' Analleal firs' s4 '' er Wo'aten Tie - Fathé'ri Sons u Wait uuhng move-Meeti- ng -- ' and:-Cstherin- greet-grandchi- A - Aluminum Drive 3 tained for another week on the northwest corner of the city hall grounds the drive for the metal which has been conducted In Midyale virtually had been completed Saturday Mn L S Etimingtone who Mu been in charge of the drive reported large quantities of aluminum have been collected and termed the drive "a tremendous ucress" -- t It spew noised lyll out r I - ti 1 frip4 s- p'-r- 6 - temetrist 1Z q: I : of Ns CMSSESonCREDIT - Cotinty Slates Work Nvolvd‘ - kij f) JEWELRY Si 263 Mahe Solt Laic' 1(1 14410 j Washington t Blvd la Ogden - s k truckload of and ready to be turned over to state aluminum drive officials the drive for scrap metiVwhich has been conducted :here Nyas near completion Satur' !atty '! i' ' The campaign has been directed in Sandy by Justice of the Peace Reg Whlte in collaboration with local BOY Scouts Ray Greenwood Fred Chrlitensen supervised of the metal in the Sandy tnd SANDY—With aluminunt collected - eling project and construction of an addition to the Sherman school here will begin In about 10 days Granite school district officials announced Saturday The project will cost $100000 approximately $40000 of which will be furnished by the school trict and Oa remainder by the P " A EAST M1LLCREEK—A reniod- ergoPm$ COMPANY Spliedules Outing ::- Sandy crew Collects 114iad !filf Aluminum Aitherman School Zowmm110 ran - i' - your oyos : - MMVALE—Although an alumlnum collection depot will be It 1 A :- g : - rrk -e ' ' i I 44 'Ai 1 4 44 1Or 4 A t t :4- - iteunion Set Tuesday The Simper Family association will bold its annual- reunion at S IN in In the Grant 1JDS ard recreation hall 18 (6100) South rag A program will OtreeL Murray be followed by dancing George Simper3s president of the family association SANDY—The annual outing of the 'East Jordan LDS stake prieithood will be held at Sunset beach August 12 Harry S Wright who is in charge of the affair announced Saturday Persons desiring to attend are reouested to meet at the Midvale LD S Second ward chapel Itt 6 rtt and proceed to the beach Admisilion to the irk a: caravan beach will be through the courteily Of Ira Dern proprietor Murray Eagles Plan Initiation Dinner' Nft711RAY—An initiation dinner Will be held Thursday for new Members of the Murray circle No 1160 Fraternal Order of Eagles following completion of a drive for 50 new members The dinner will he held In the 'Fraternal hall (100 4938 East) street biisiness meeting at a picnic lunch-at Brighton ireoede the dinner at !10 p tn A at In will I t i Both visitors are !well' known In Salt !Lake City and will '' st ' ' weeks spend two 571r Nelson visiting sr friends and relatiVes - They will leave ! August 15 A son of the late Claron Nelson former superintendent of west ern division airmail services Richard Claron Nelson was grad uated recently from CreUn high school in St Pita Minn and plans to enter the school of fore eign service this faIl at Georgetown university Washington D C An honor student and a member of the National Honor society national high school scholastic group young Nellort has lived in China Japan and the Philippine islands and other Points of the world with his mother and stepfather Major Lee: Q Wasser United States artny: air corps Major Wasser now is stationed - !i ' - - t - 1 -- 1 - - Curb Glitter Work-Starts in 1lidsalet ranged for the opening to whichadults only will be allowed to attend Open house for children will be held August 11 Ccmstructed as a W I) A project the building was sponsored by the Salt Lake county library board which supplied $45000 of the build- ing rods The structure contains a large adult reading room 5 a children's room a small meeting room the librarian's office and a large work and stack room A special fire- place and a large upholstered bay window seat have been constructed in the thildrenli room The new library is the center of 1 11 I S C AUGUST 3 SUNDAY M erick W Wesley-UniteCaneda :30-- CB 8-- Wings As Awls Sanaa) ot Mebxty blaster of the Ale Dr FredNorwood St Andrew's Church Vancouver Over' Jordan orebeetra tiervice SOMa radio item ice Tom and Abe Sunday Comics Penitents the Salt Lake Choir and Organ: Tabernacle "How Lovely la Thy Brahma Thou Glo d"Comit Place" Dwelling Tiottl Day of Proinies" by Smyth Stlithan'S 'Turti TM :Face From 'to God" by My 4ins" "Thank Mendelsohn: Bach's Toccata and in D If inor irtipts ker hurch of the to be announeed10:30-CS8-- "You Decide" to LearedalL Algo-Spea- 10:00-C133-C- - 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V 11 4 47 County !Opens Midvale Library Satur day e:1 'South State 8 P 001001Mr I - ' - z f 0 - s 7 - - ' i tV7- i - - ' Lf - ld - - t the old time-wor- n library building which has served Salt Lake county and Midvale residents for the past several decadel a new modern structure built at a cost was ready Saturday to be utilized as the center of and to serve an estimated the Salt Lake county library system -1 20000 customers ! b 000--- 2 Commits Two Judge Bronson ordered commitments issued for two other defend- ants In criminal cases who were sentenced to state prison and re- ferred a third to the state dolt J probation department for investh gation Sam Kappas 45 of Bingham convicted in January 1939 on a grand larceny charge involving the theft of sheep was Ordered corn- mitted after the court received notice from the state supreme court that the conviction had bees upheld on appeal The term is one i to 10 years 1e Admits Burgfary ' Henry Clifton Davidson alias Goodhead 33 of Dallas Texas 41: pleaded guilty of second degreo: burglary of the Union LinenSupply company and was sentencedito one to 20 years A third degree burglary charge against Marden McArthur 20 of 1325 Browning avenue was 415- -' missed when he pleaded guilty of grand larceny in the theft of $104 from the home of IL C Jessen 1327 Harrison avenue He was sentenced to one to 10 years and the probation department was directed to- determine if he Is eligible for probation MIDVALE—Replacing -- LDS Croup Plans a Ils:!'Progratn 4 - amended- Richard Clarons Nelson and his mother Mrs Le Q Wasser ofDes Moines Iowa who are visit ing in City with Mr i' and Mrs L H! 14 Goulet 2121 East t ':'''''' The building which contains five system which contains a total of - '' ' Second S 0 u t h t ' 20 is with rooms and libraries all situated in various many equipped — street will be P: J modern conveniences a small towns and communities in including 4 k guests Sunday of t Salt Lake county ot torn b opeteanired formally next Sat- - In the past young Nelson's ' two years 40500 new ' '' I urday ' gran d in ot h e rand books been have vmft Mrs A C Nel- z' A musical program has been ar- - added to the new purchued The library ''" son and her sons - - - : - log good viLion Como in oor hove ' shouting as they stack books on the shelves In preporation for the opening next Saturday Th new building cost $70000 - Visitors Await Picnic Today At Utah Resort ' k - Y you A I kA - 3 Ruth Hamilton left and Dorothy Smith librar- Ian's assistante at the new Salt Lake county library at Midvale say it's all over but the -- - '7-- —t kL L ! ' 1 w3 4mb W Name Counsel from 1 itisatø°11'ial1 s Coll0' le Marks FloliOts Give Blooms to pro-'wo- of ? - ' i k —4i of cash ' i tL - --- --' : P i : t' - pe - ' 1 i ' t o ' l flzaw t ttt tot -- 0004PitatikEM"0- - - 4tAt dw 4 i : 11084411444taterirotnit 11st I fr v: : Mejandro Hurtado originally charged as Alex Hurtado of ham was granted an additional week In which to enter a plea to a first degree murder:charge when arraigned Saturday before Judge M J Bronson in Third district court The continuance was granted the request of Ifurtado's attorney Allen G Thurman Who said Ile wantedUrne to study the inform tion which accuses the defendant of the slaying of Andy Gallegoa 33 of Bingham on June 30 Bur-tado told the court his correct first name is Alejandro not Alex and the information was ito f toopik 1 -- tit A r fl ill r Plea 4 1 L - A - r ! '1 4 I ' 4 rDe(Tdant1 0& oLo 1 tdr i i - ah41 4- vmettatlfmw 111' t ' JuttetgrAnts 1 r ' 1 I: p" tit Ili 1 r - t' '0 1-:1- '''1 ' : v Al i - ez14k6- 14:1' - 1 11 - ' 3 I otZr1 ta ti1 iiI ' I : :: 4e I i I :): k I 1 It 'A' 4 L committee of the Uts11 K! "t n "Ni- 14 4 four-ma- - : r- s! Camp 2 Smeitet Site - ismgnamillan Arraigned 1400007 'For-Miiiide' - - - ' 0111 t f MIDVALE--Ro- y - VW - f tt!)cicton BlontLxterit To Celebrate : 112 It's vutte a Job to Shei0 403500 Boöks - 0000 10"111004 k " ' I :4k1 - Xtivit 319417 i I f - Midval Fete : 4 1 ! t ?rribunet-- - gake - - 1 i t ' b t Dalt Z ' ' Pioneer Trails Body Plats to Llitval Marker '1!'f'51007: To Rul - t i T Town i '14"''1 MItornIng 7 4 7 - i - 4 ' '" |