Show I The Dalt Sunday Payson Lifts Curtain on Ofnipn Days ' - r -- ''' 4' ot - :t CA1 ' '' - ' l' ' ' - 4 - 1( t i i cill k ' f - 7' ' it ' -- !! i' k 4 : 4?'1 ' v s - l i- - 0:- 4 - ' man harvest queen right i t : : Leona Nicholas of West 4y Weber seated who is reigning as "Miss t i l Weber County" and f Bernice Child of '" 47- 1 - i - - '- v-"- Roy Little Drop In Registration at alternate the fourteenth an-- 4 nual Hooper fair and tomato carnival L 4'sk -:- near-norm- I k r "'-- i 1i t '7 : ' '"2 ar - s 4 t :ti u - ': ': i ''i 5: t ):::- ii '' 4'' 1 - y ' I 4''4 :" Work Advances On All Fronts At Ogden Depot : i — ': "!! 4 -! T 4:''4'4 v ''''-442- :-: j ' - It :'')4 - ' '1 ': ) -- ' ' ': ' -' T4 ' Si i ': I -- !- - k- I1 : " - 1 - ft' : '- CnIlege 1:7i1)erts ' 'a Of Shell Plant Grolvs '"'-'1!- ':-- ' - '- al LOGAN—Prospects for a at Utah State registration Agricultural college during the 1941-4- 2 academic year are bright despite anticipated effects of selective servicc defense industries and other forms of defense work C L Pocock direetor of public 1 1'1 Attendance Outlook Good Tribune Intermountain Wire — i 1 -- Ii----- Joyce Johnson being erawned queen of the Payson Golden Onion Days' Saturday night by Mayor George C Chase Mary Page' Miss Payson la seated left and Leona Zee- - I - g ' 4 I N i ' t i '4 1 0 t 1 i : - 74:- k:47 - r - 4 4 4 t ) -''-"- - - iii :: ": 5 - ' It e p 1:'4 I ': 44 ! —t: 7 44 - - § c 4 is : ' e -' ' 1 L: 4 yz ' ' i 1 ' 44 i ' - Queen Crowned In Opening 'Event of Fiesta ' ' c' 4 4 5 ' (9 Reign at Weber County Fete Second Unit USAC Finds !leen of Celebration Mayor Crowns '- gakt 19:11 tigust 31 47yribunti "! i'll i ' ' '' i !: t N Tribune Intermountain Wire — As installation of '4 t' I t k: " ' 4 c ' 4 4' :44' ' 'N ? ': 4t '&'-: ' '' equipment and machinery con ' :let ' i'''-II' tinued in the At first tk ' ' !: t ' ' 411 - 1 ti" 1' 1 je" ) of unit 37 - t ordnance Ogden : depot ""'N'd7kt: - 'f' '0' ':": ' 'i- I 4 millimeter shell Sati"1t ' :"' loading " ! plant i' '''' f7:':- ': 4 f" 4::i 4 : 1 ' c : i relations reported Saturday 44! t' f 4 urday construction of the second ' '' t ' ill "- ':' f: ''''' A more accurate prognostica- f : unit of 70 buildings was reported '' '? ' '' ' ' i :'F 3 t tion can be made next week fol't as '''' ''' '' ' t' 4 moving forward satisfactorily 4 '' ' 4'' t -at which 1 '' ''s '( lowing a special-meetinAlso reported nearing comple' :!' '' I'2 ' i t 1 i tion was the 1000000-gallo- n 1 faculty members will report on k '' ''' ' '' ' " ' tor ' '''' g 7l""447:44oH ':! ":':i L::: '''''' : their contacts with prospective 1 t7: 'I' 4 ':' 7444 ' age water reservoir which Is to P students during summer months I It t i'k ' " serve the shell loading plant 4i-- -- ' ''''"- -t '' 4 ' 4 : : ") Mr Pocock pointed out that 1: i " t i ir '" though Its contracted completion t --' ' few of U S A C's undergraduates I deadline Ls January 1942 accord ' 7 t l 1 ‘ ' are subject to draft as most of to Lieutenant Colonel Elmer big 4 4 t them have not reached their G Thomas constructing quarter ''''' 411' '—'!: twenty-fir- st r I' '''lli ''' l' birthdays It is bemaster for Ogden and vicinity 9 i ' 'Mi‘Z ''' 't' '' ' ' 0 stu-t t : 4 The second t I lieved too that more women fam:i::':'::::'' : unit of 4 dents will be registered as a the w shell loading plant ts designed : i it 4'4'4 4J4 more f available funds k" wilt have 1 't ily of the : to supplement operations 44' ! for a daughter's education if a which Is expected to bo first'unit At an early date 1 son Is taken ' g4n production of '''73'L'47:: '' ' this year available quarters in antitank and antiaircraft shells : I ! ' were residence hall the women's i sometime In September ''' exhausted 7 ! r ' 'I '' !17:Ci t: '1' 4 :'(:-' "4 l:' I) :'!':7"it:'::":j' Fasting Poured t 1 i New Exnerted High' '4416 k ' 'i '' ' f i ' 1Jr i ' ' : 42: ' '' 'Reinforced concrete footings f :' t ' r '' e-p: :'r '' ' :' With new appropriations from have been poured for one ot thi WPANYA and other agencies r--k- "''' "f r - f ' '4 ' ' ''' 's"- :' three inert component buildings in P ( t ' industries ' defense sponsoring the shell loading line of the the-eI c' ' : I 't:':v ' :: i i is anticipated that training it ' i ond unit and footings for several 1 4-! ) "Y:' :4'e :411"::: '' '00 : : 7 registration In the nonacademic IAt-OP' ! smaller i 'r:::':'-sstructures in this groui ::- -' 1 defense courses will reach a new "::'1 have been coznplettbd ''' I4 '''"::4: 1ç ' ' 1 i: 1 ' ' ' ' - ' high this year 6' ''" ? In the primer loading line' cotr4 t ' ': ' r ' 3 '' l'': t:'' ' " '' II ' Early in June registration in I Vkkki I - 4 ' crett '' 'I''' t ' ' footings and foundations ''' ''' J ' ' ' 'defense classes was reported to - -1 i ) "I ) i have been finished for a primer ' i ' ":7 I: ''''' t!' q of number 460 be and the trainees '' t : '' t' t loading building and for a primer sN 41 c has increased steadily f i s preparation building and the :Ai11411111141141loialembitime:elmilli students of resident 44:i!: Registration ' foundation is partly complete for 1940-41 r 4 fiscal tIF 14 t year during the an inert building in the prime ' I 1 sesIncluding the 1940 summer 444 fk 4 A 2 tt' 4 i440'404telt th ' '' 1SVee1414' group No concrete hes yet been Mon and intersession totaled 3838 poured on the new fuse loadint 3128 included This total regisline t tered during the regular school Roof arch tonna for tee:" of term and 712 registered during new igloo magazines have been the summer of 1940 the college's erected and concrete footings catalog shows have been poured for seven of them Engineering Largest TribuntOntermountain Wire The seeond mitt of the shell Regular term registration last loading plant includois 2i1 buildings OGDEN—Graduates from the Thomas D Dee Memorial year Tribune Intermountain Wire included 183 graduate stuin the ahell loading line 14 strucFARMINGTON—In celebration hospital in Ogden will hold their baccalaureate services Sunday dents $22 seniors 865 juniors tures in the fuse loading line lit Wire Tribune Intermountain 1033 anniver709 freshmen of their golden wedding sophomores of as nurses exercise m the 8 in residence the at beginning buildings in the primer loading p 14 anand 14 in vocational courses The Hooper's fourteenth" ary Mr and Mrs David L Rice HOOPER—Saturday's program line and the 10 underground Igloo of Farmington will give a family their commencement week it was announced Saturday by Mrs largest school by reason of num- nual fair and tomato festival was featured by sports events magazines ber of students registered was the dinner party Sunday at 4 p m Oetta B Glascock director of nursing C C C C M drubbed Q will be held at 3 p m Hooper Roof Slab Poured school of engineering which listed at their home here baccalaureate sermon will 550 the school of commerce had camp 13 to 5 in a aolthall game Mr and Mrs Rice were mar Big Day Monday will The reservoir roof slab wan A reception and dancing 01$'0101441' be delivered by Dr G Wear Rua- 487 school of education 452 and West Warren won ihf divialon t m Wein one piece last week by one follow in the of baseball poured college is championship of the big day the economics 345 school of Monday se ll receny appointed supe- ri n '7:-' ” the combined use of trucks Farm Bureau ber Graduates of the h o palital school and school home league County celebratioa and is designated as 219 of forestry tendent of the state school for of nursing are: Helen Kennedy 5 to 4 equipped with machinery for mixUtah's biggest Labor Da x celebraTotal number: of men registered by defeatingasPlain City of annual Jolene Ruger Salimeno Iruki In 1940-4- 1 the the deaf and blind at Ogden ing the concrete while it wu In Reigning queen tion Governor Herbert B Maw was 2529 including event which continues through Commencement exercises are Tam Beth Nielsen Phyllis Me 478 transit and other trucks which has accepted an invitation to atsummer the 1 registered during ts Nicholas West of Leona 4 scheduled Friday night in Weber gles Beth Paul Leah Hoover Burhauled concrete to the reservoir Monday tend the afternoon sports events in1209 1940 totaled of Women 1 from a central concrete mixing Weber with Bernice Child of Roy The big Labor Day parade at 10 11C s '''' 4 ' college auditorium with Dr Rich- - meister Dorothea Garrison Ma cluding 234 in summer study '' as alternate attended by the 15 4 and R Lyman of Salt Lake City Richards Alice Ray Ruth Lunda in horse races and the Bus Car1939-4- 0 plant 1 school the Tribune Intermountain Wire year During i member of the L DS church berg Marge Ogaard Jane Shun-li- ft a total of 4244'res1dent students other entrants in the contest With three major construction son six-ashow at 2 p m band funeraltCtGAN—WhIle arrangeraces races home Roman chariot Of nt4 Einem Peterson Laurel Lai were enrolled including 851 in twelve apostles giving cOncerts loabor Day meeting carquorum oompanles having the contract to I' A 1 and a dance were other Saturday menti wore being completed Sat- build the new unit jointly both thi commencement address Law litin Jennie Bekker Ruth Steven- 1939 summer courses nival Onion Days dance and picfeatures rence H Evans superintendent son Elaine Whitworth Winifred ture shows will provide enterurday for one victim of a Friday the types of concrete mixing and will be in charge of the program Hernia and Lillian Noorda k Hooper community band direct- afternoon railway motorcar acci- hauling equipment were available tainment for everyone ed by Leo J Lambert will present for use on the reservoir roof slab The celebration Will continue 4 ' g 1 4- ' 4 o lient- condition of another- A public concert Sunday at 3 p m ( Jun-land the structures the with big through Tuesday Central railroad section The three combined companies Free picnic lunches will be given 0 parade at 11 a m races and 10it out by the festival committee with workisr who wu Injured in the are the Olson Construction tom "forts program in the afternoon Mr and Mn s David L Rice of exhibits to be conductjudging and closing dance and carnival mishtip was reported by attendants patty and Dobson A Robinson of Observe Wileth wedding aned in the afternoon of a Logan hospital to be "fairly Lincoln Neb and Peter Kiewit show at night niversary Selvoy J Boyer of Springville goo41" Sofa company of Omaha Neb executive secretary of Utah State StrVIC4111 for David Joseph who hold a $2305000 contract for ried in the Logan LD S temple Farm Bureau will be principal Thompson 36 of 307 East Eighth the extra buildings and their Will Both are September 2 1891 speaker Monday at a public pro- North stree4 who waa fatally In- tlea The first two companies built Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire natives of Farmington and have the event A literNIBLEY Cache County—Friends gram climaxing an amateur rodeo jured Friday about 5 p tn when the first unit alone spent their entire lives here TREMONTON — More than 4000 persons jammed the Box program ary Contract for construction of the and 'relatives of Jöhn Mauch leY and chariot races and a ball game a motorcar on which he was riding He was born September 14 1870 which here Elder rodeo forth jumped tit UIC tracks in Hyde underground magazines Ls held by' night county fairgrounds Saturday to Leonard G and Lucy Stevens early Utah pioneer 'will honor him will conclude the celebration will be conducted Tuesday Jam J Burke and company of Parjc Mee Mn Rice formerly Olean with a dance wore concluding features of the annual county fair on his ninety-thir- d birthday anniTribune Intrmountain Wire at 1 p m In Logan Tenth LDS Salt Lake City in the amount of 2 to 5 p m 4 Don Z from Smith was born May 5 1873 to versary Sunday Peckenpaugh Trsmon when open house Will be observed word chapel Bishop Albert Web- $105581 OGDEN—Charged with embex- James T and Cecelia Christensen ber III be In charge Burial In secretary-treasurCement of approximately $400 Smith pro at the home of a son Ernest J 1ton Logan city cemetery will be di- Grading Well Advanced E Moses head guard at the the fair an unqualified Mauch ley of Nib ley Ralph Farm Owns rected Large by Thompson funeral horn Mr Mauch ley was born August Approximately 75 per cent of Ogden air depot at Hill field was both financially and from of Hyrum the grading for roads in the arrested Saturday in Los Angeles a 1843 as 30 and in one Switzerland owns Mr Rice and operates a standpoint of audience interest child came to Ameilea Ilia father Cat the Weber county sheriff's of the largest fruit and 'dairy plant area has been tom Injured Man ImpeovNi John Draayer Clinton won the died while the offic was advised was by Strong A Grant of pleted farms in Davis county and is crossing family g Tribune Intermountain Wire Friends may call at the Thompheavyweight division Moses who left Hill field Thurs known locally as the tint milk who also are the plains to Utah and he was Springville — contest son afternoon OGDEN Saturday family horn Monday evening Mg sand and gravel in stockpay Departure of Cadet day was arrested on a warrant producer in Utah outside Salt when his team pulled 3000 pounds raised by a family In Salt Lake Sergeant John S Hinckley Wed- and Tuesday prior to services of lion for signed by Ogden City Judge Charles Lake City to ship his products to City 27 feet Leon Waite Syracuse Mexico Military Mark H Nelson 23 of 335 East yards of pouring G Cowley Tribune Intermountain Wire concrete road materials The complaint was Salt Lake milk distributors He Be marled Mary Ann Bowman nesday for New 2514 a of was Roe-'second with South' street who " suffered First: pull '' in the near future 13 1867 in the old Salt institute at Utah's TItZMONTON signed by Lieutenant E S Ross also is credited with developing ' Other October feet on the 3000 general cilia and bruises was reLake LIDS Endowment house Sev- well N M will provost marshal at Hill field the first sweet cherry orchard in rodeo casualty this year occurred winners included: pounds Middleweight en of their ported to be recovering eatisfacthree The complaint alleged that Moses the state and is recognized as an eight sons and daugh- make m with the ICIton 2900 9:20 at p torili Three other section emSyracuse Brigge members the of Saturday as to collect acted ters are still alive They are Ernest money excellent judge of cattle and agent 2714 feet Robof lightweight rodeo pounds Jack perdeath of ployos escaped Injury Mon family from other guards for uniforms horses 2700 J Mauch ley of Nib ley Mrs Edn ert H Hinckley Clinton Mr Thompson was born March Kelly Draayer a Lusk in store from secLake Salt former of Idaho was during Wyo Pitkin man a City he When young purchased Harvey assistant peers- Nampa Vul'----24 Ai r:- 29 1905 In Clarlutton Cacho counand feet flyweight pounds Johnend that the money was not paid retary of the Farmington Mrs Dora of Mauch ward tho last rodeo contests of the Box Jack Pippin Roy ' Logan ley and a son David of Emma Jane cornof ty tary to the store and Mrs Ruby Smith of HyYMMI A and has- served four '' ' 1 fair The Tremonton Junior chamber son Buttirs Thompson Ile married lit4olitt The sheriff's office announced terms as Farmington city coun- Elder county I Mrs Melva Arvin of Salt mere and Mrsrum concommerce Violet Johnson of Hyrum Septemof the Mr was Dillon thrown sponsored of during OgHinckley Moses would Too waive Mrs that lion and Lake probably cilman City Myrtle ber 29 1032 lie had lived in Logan Ms foot cluding dance atradition to Utah of Smithfield Thera are also 26 d e n attending '' Mrs Rice has been president a bronc riding contest the past nine years schools military was two and and he a in of the grandchildren stirrup South Farmington caught this year Survivoys 141s1441 YWMI A and for three years drasged to death He lived only a John will enter a was member of the South Davis few minutenafter the accident the New Mexico During the greater part of his ii D S stake YWMIA board For 4000 rodeo spectators lifetime he had been engaged in 1 Nearly institute his NI' of Walt was Weber Teachers eight years she president but were uniA also had been emaccident lie saw the farming CoOf I first year the Davis county camp of the aware of its seriousness and the — Plana for coordinatployed by Amalgamated Sugar llege work after John Ilinekley of Utah Pioneers TREMONTON — Injured when Talk by U of U Aid rodeo was continued facilities for two company and two months ago he hie the last ing storage army Daughters completed having U on overturned automobile their was employed 14 the railroad corwill be worked out in greater de- Named Red Cross Aid OGDEN -- - Dr LeRoy E Cowles years or high school there S highway No 30 South near npani famson tail as tho result of an Inspection The of the adwill youngest of Utah of the University Snowville three Ogden resident In 1917 she was appointed by of facilities and space available Governor Simon Bamberger Surviving are his widow four as were taken th I Vern Onton hos- dress teachers of Weber county ily Paul It will lam Sunday aolui 414 1114411111 'and daughters Norene Dee at Utah general depot which had vice chairman of the Davia county same to for the school regm 9 a at school night V4it -Friday system night pital ilt Saturday 311Y Na and Keith Thompson All"k-- 4k been completed Saturday by Coloschool his work for ben-to- n at Weber high ister school high IL T Th Red Mrs of American the preeeding victimsare of Clarkston Po 'lel Fred Glfbreath of an Fran- chapter 28 driver of the car her hus- annual school opening September The youngest member of the of Liman his father brothers in 1924 was named and 1) Cross A:11 and and the following SOPILL cisco general depot at Fort Mt UtOnt chairman by the late Governor VAIL superin- group has completed his Junior sisters: OGDEN AIR DEPOT 11111 Field band and Joelluddleson 38 Their S William P Miller Mrs Myrtle Hatuten of VACUUM Cal in work school announced WoodOgden were tendent high not Saturday immediately George H Darn President —Auignment of new responsibil- Injuries The oldest son Robert H Jr Warren Weber county: Mrs Meiba The Meeting will be followed by During his Inspection of the Utah row Wilson awarded her a medal ities to three commissioned offi- ascertained now a first classman at the heat-o-f Fielding Mrs Veda Cottle Educais Weber the annual storage depot he conferred with for services during the World war cers at Ogden air depot effective Sheriff Thorsen Albert County Deputy J Thompson of This of Dell telephone rev m a 10 United Lieutenant Colonel William L period at States Military academy of Trenton Ervin assOciation tion out car comwent said the meeting apparently Monday to meet a growing E and Reuben search prodnet Willis Idaho Firth beck the living wurld conof be will Utah commandant West Point he where and at genbrings Mays principals She has been Davis county plexity of operations was an- of control and overturned about with teachers W Thompeon of Clarkston of sound veal depot and members of the Democratic vice chairman for the nounced Saturday by Colonel Mor- 7:40 p m ferring in the afternoon graduated next spring The Western Electrie Andiphonw milltaryof three The second these Utah depot staff 18 that ris Berman commanding officer years and during past Is based on advaaced technique la -minded men Meantime First Lieutenant M time young expects has been a delegate to three Captain Gervais J Garner will the owlet hearing aid deeign--belFreeman had arrived at Utah gen- national Democratic to complete his Junior college conventions becothe executive officer air corps to carry 'on group conversations work and receive his commiasion eral depot Saturday from ColumNine of the couple's 11 children civilian employment officer and and widens the hearing In the reserve officers' corps two bus general depot at Columbus are living After an audiometrio ta we us They are LeGrande cryptographic officer while First now a to and Ohio be permanently stationed Austin Steve and Erma Rice all Lieutenant Arthur E Bolt will similar years from authorised Andiphone dmio will here as a representative of the of Farmington Hilda Rice of take over Captain Garners duties goal has been set by Paul LC)GAN — Two Hyrum youths recommend the model beet suited and Mr of The of of S Rice corps Woods Cross James only daughter engineers as adjutant and in addition act as were' injured one seriously Sat I your needs No charge for test hall Monday Morrang events will Mrs Hinckley Tribune Intermountain Wire Betty is a student urdaY about 1 a rn when the Salt Lake City Mrs Emily Rice station personnel officer and re1 be a concert by South Cache high -at the University of Utah WELLSVILLE Cache Valley's Barnes of Kaysville Rawl S Rice cruiting °Meet WOW roadster in which they were band at 10 a m and—a paKIDNEY nosed' oss hatramadee re fergthag of Tremonton and Belle Rice of G Halliday the oldest community will open its an school Vrnes cif rIdIng overturned on state high- Captain eases Iliatirt Audiépbossok depleting the early history Bountiful They have 22 grand- third officer to receive new duties nual celebration to honor its found trade two miles south about A01 way 11 it m Henrietta Goes East to School at Cache Valley Stop Getting 'Up Nights children of tovidence crossroads deputies I "nose will become station administrative ere 1R56 Sunday at 2 p rn with a pub-l- b Redford will reign as queen of To harmlessly flush poisons and oV Cache county sheriff's depart and athletic and recreaSMITIIFIELD--Berne- ll of Winn inspector settled Mem 13 was Wellsville 8 the year g program in Wellsville L acid from kidneya and relieve irrita- Seatnons Platt Reunion tion officer Colonel Berman said first woman student to troop( reported tabernacle featuring an address by and Wanda Leishman will be queen Smithfield tions of bladder a° that you can stop Ammo The injured are Boyd Haws 17 Inity in a degree in journalisth from Preston W Nib ley of Salt Lake of Mil LOGAN—Annual reunion of the 'getting up nights get a 35 cent commmion who suffered brain of Gold State Medal Utah Oil Haarlem college be will auAgricultural packers Afternoon attractions Seamons family will he conducted City well known contemporary AUD1PHONE CO Capoulea and take as directed Other Family Plans Reunion carnival fea- left Saturday morning for EvansL chest injuries and body bruises I thority on Mormon pioneer his- sports contests and 309-- 1 stmotoma of kidney and bladder Monday afternoon at Camp GuinaMedical Arts Itidg 19 of and driver III Christensen to enter Medillschool Byron tures Selbrand Eirot hers circus ton LOGAN—Annual reunion of the tory weaknesses may be 'scant burning or vah in Logan canyon Ferrin A Salt Lake City Clan uni- who Suffered slight concussion face of Northwestern at Journalism — contliwe will offer will The celebration performances Sunday leg liale of Logan president of the Grant family will be held Monday smarting— paestage-- backache Clarence R rises Mgr puffy oyes Get original etemps announced at 11 a m at Camp Go Innvah In Monday at 1215 a m with a mid- 8 p m and Monday at 2 and versity under terms of a graduate bruises and on injury to the left GOLD MEDAL Retus a substitute family organization ammuoill fellowship annum ammalmomm t' night dance n UM new reetellti011 730 p m Logan canyon Saturday (Advertisement) Tribune Intermountain Wire fourteenth PAYSON—Payson's nnt111 Golden Onion Days had its official opening Saturday night with the coronation ball when Mayor GeorgeC Chase chairman for the celebration crowned Miss Joyce Johnson onion queen Miss Mary Page who will reign as Miss Payson and Miss Leona Zeeman who is harvest queen were the attendants at the coronation Miss Johnson Will lead the Labor Day parade at 10 a m Monday on a white satin float with silver and blue stars and silver trim Miu Payson has a float of white with a patriotic motif in the decorative scheme The harvest queen has a float of white satin with all details of decoration suggestive of harvest season Homecoming Today ' Sunday is designated as Homecoming day of the celebration-an- d hundreds of former Paysonians are expected to be guests in the city Preceded by a band concert in Memorial park and Iligistration of visitors an what reception will be held from 2 to 4 p rn in the junior high school across the street from the park Mrs Mary Mc Kill city librarian is chairman There will be a program of vocal and instrumental music and refreshments will be served The D H Christensen student organization will hold its annual reunion in the junior high school little theater at 4 p m with Samuel E Taylor in charge of arrangements Climaxing the day's activities will be a public meeting in the Neho L D S stake- tabernacle at 730 p m Dr ML Oldroyd of the city council is program chairman Mayor George C Chase will n give the welcome address and Ross of Salt Lake City will be 'principal homecoming speaker The i Monte Young carnival will be open at Memorial park A ball game at the Sports field between Helper and Payson American Legion teams v 0 g: ' - - - city-sponsor- Mil-so- I"?'?"--- 4 1 t t 1 1 t- - 41'?" 4 :' y- s i''" - ( : ':: ' 4 t' A4:" er 4!!- 9"'"- I fj - 4 ': 'i- ?" 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(44t : :11:'-'- '''-- 14 ' ''' - 1 1 1 - w ' 4 -''' ' -- -- ' - - ''' ' ''' ''' 4 ' 'r 4 I - :': '' :iei ' t : -- Y ' '' '" ' ' 0-- '' : i'l "- ' - - - '?:-14- : - ' - - - Couple Marks INT!Irses Wait Graduation Gold Wedding From Ogden Hospital In Farmington 'd:' - 00406 y ct 4 -'- -- ! -- - ‘ ites Arranged uesday for fill Car Victim r‘ )1Ise- s 'f - A Sports Events Hold Sway At Hooper Festival ‘e ': :i'-- A e - 'i'''- 4 1 k :'C'ills' he -s k' 1 i 7 - iiim- - 't 4 f ''' 'IP r "'' 1 "4 k : i" - ' :i---' " ' ' - - 4 '!-'- ::'' C': " t: s 1 ' N s f'- '" - i : ' - v 1- :" Y :c- s ' : 4 -- - '44- - :'' 4 '' 1 0 7-- $ i — - 1 - 1 f 'f it - ' 1 4 - : -- '' l - A '' ' Utah Pioneer Throng Sees Final Events Marks 93rd of Box Elder Fair Birthday Today - ' ot : Theft Suspect Held in L A Cowboy Dies As 4000 See Accident Utah-Idah- Hinckley Sons Shoulder Arms er Atli-loadin- borse-pullin- Orst n) - — (ttsiitto ) great-grandchildr- Auto Overturns Inspector Finishes Study of Depot t Injuring Three '1 0G-DE- Air Depot Juggles Officers' Duties 11 An'to Accident Hrts Youths Wellsville Opens Celebration Today With Public Program ps allEMMEM ' TROUBLE 110111MMOSII - - i a : ' : a - li f' 1 a i a A 1 i 7 ' - - w T 1 0 g :4' IL IMMIENIMEI 1101001 - |