Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1&47 SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 10A j Retail Butter Price Will Drop Three Cents Moticlay JJSJ j us tm Ml tt&' twm Mm at m m I ' Ogdenite to Attend JACL Session Cooking Expert I Here This Week m at lies tm £ Mt 555 D S institute Twenty-fourt- h be All iresnniaw c te The purpose welcome and fra quaint sophomore club me women and to aid the yean in selecting pledges for in Web This is the first time has been tea history that the rush each Previously held jointly had a separate tea will be re- an fresnman and vice ceived by the presidents Farewell Slated For Missionary -- m at L : -- Leonard A Robins Leonard A Robins Ogden high school teacher has retired after 25 years' service He will become field representative for the Utilities Engineering institute of Chicago A graduate of the University of Utah Mr Robins came to Ogden in 1922 He taught for two years in Central high school For the past 23 years he has been a member of the English department at O H S During this time he has been business manager for publications Mr Robins served as president of the Ogden Education association one term and as vice president two terms His home will remain in Ogden His wife Marie Robins also in education is a teacher at Polk school They have three sons Edward who saw action with the air corps in Italy is now studying at Weber college: David is in the adjutant general's office in Korea Kenneth is a student at Central high school O H S faculty honored Mr and Mrs Robins at an informal Miss Fern Marguart reception toastmistress introduced Principal T O Smith who greeted the teachers welcomed the new members and expressed regret over the loss ! J a Six Couples Get Licenses to Wed Again No Diseases It happened again No contagious diseases were reported to the city Mrs Cony Wallwork 38 of 631 health department for the week Kershaw was found innocent in ended Saturday city court Saturday to a charge of The department turned In a simdrunken driving brought by police ilar report for the week ended Aug 26 following an accident near Sept 27 Miss Betty istewari rwemy-eignt- n said these are the only and Urant periods within Traffic Officers Wilson A Allen two seven-da- y Otto F Henderson and Mrs Mary memory that her office hasn t reB Eckardt police "matron testified ceived five or more disease rein effect that Mrs Wallwork's ports breath smelled of alcoholic limmr and that she staggered following ner arrest The defense contended the woman's condition was due to PenaltyN Imposed Anderson 20 of 277 Harold shock suffered in the accident in city Seventh was fined $10 According to police the wom- court admitted he whfn Saturday an's car collided with another ma- a charge o£ speeding chine and then came to rest against a utility pole The defendant contended her erratic driving was due briety or drunkenness' Judge J to her attempt to miss a child who Quill Nebeker asked "I had wandered into the path of her "Yei " US' Garner replied car was a borderline her's 'say would Asked to testify whether a scito my test entific test taken in connection case according with the case would verify the i DAYTON the defendant was under theory Mr and Mrs Ernest Kammeyer Sr will hold house Sunday tne influence of intoxicating liINDUSTRIAL anOctober 14 at their home in observance of their open golden wedding quor Dr Glenn W Garner direcniversary tor of city laboratories said "there was enough alcohol in her system I in house honor of in the gold- Mr Open Kammeyer worked inhibit her actions from 10 to READ BROS en wedding anniversary of Mr andfplumbing shop and for Southern to 60 per cent" 24th and Kiesel Mrs Ernest Kammeyer Sr will Pacific railroad for many years "Do you think there would h be held at the family residence Mrs Kammeyer has been active in a reasonable doubt as to her so- rear 2742 Adams Sunday Oct 12 L D S Relief society work sons They are the parents of five are from four to nine p m There will three of whom and be a dinner for the family Sat- livingdaughters Ernest Kammeyer Jr Mrs Mrs Cecil Elurday Henry S Bond and 12 grandchildren Mr and Mrs Kammeyer were lison There are married Oct 16 1897 in Ogden Truckload or sxa-tistici- an presidents of nthethecluta ecew also will be t o Chanodo with Ila Jean M weg as president and Mrs m J ory advisor is directly of arrangements for the tea assisx the following committees lnStyokwa Carol Many president and Miss advisoor reception La Dianaeda Beverly Cogens and Betty president refreshments advisor Iota Tau adler president and Alta Hurst visor decorations Joy Borrv Tiki Kappa Kappa Powell adpresident and Helen visor invitations Beus presiSophvita ColleenGrose advisor dent and Wilma clean-u- p i presiSharmea Donna Baker dent and Jeannette Morrell adA critical labor shortage which visor assisting on all committees existed in local canneries a few weeks ago has just about disappeared as all canners reported sufficient workers in a survey conducted' Saturday The big crop of tomatoes will keep the canneries running about 10 days A larger numdriving another Hearing of a drunken cases of ber will be canned this 50 of Hines case against Frank than last it was reported 570 South State aau juaise iny year was continued in city court until Oct 15 after the court had asked counsel on both sides to file briefs Judge J Quill Nebeker called for atthe briefs when the defense comthe contended city torney stating plaint was insufficient in only that "the defendant was driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor" The defense contended the to complaint should be specificatas the the defendant's condition time of the arrest Hines' car allegedly crashed into a car driven by Dean L Wakefield near the 16 of 824 Twenty-nint- h intersection of Washington and MOVING? GLEDHILL'S ORCHARD Furniture Pianos Baggage Electric Ice Boxes Storage Packing Across the Street or Across the State Court Continues Driving Case Roy Utah Road South of Petersen's Mile West Hereford Ranch Phone BRING OWN CONTAINER 09 Dial 8944 Kiesel - MM 1 m An extra Deuiuum wnnwui lamu ( fe -- Demons MTRODUCES BRMID 11EUI SAWS Five Years Make Some Diffqrence j j KANSAS CITY Oct 4 (AP) — bride today testi-- j An fied in divorce court her octoge- narian husband deceived her about his age "He told me he wasi78 but actu- ally he was five years older" Lil- lian Arlene Bucher complained to Circuit Judge Ben Terte who granted the divorce Bucher nagged her was jealous and objected to her Using cosmet- ics the bride of three months charged "He told me that when 1used makeup I looked like a painted barn" The girl s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Van Brunt are tenants on Bucher's City Elect JOHN KLENKE 121-ac- re Mo farm near Sofas Hide-A-Be- d Choose Your Own Cover From Simmons Claremortt "SIMMONS" Wide ft Decorator styled in the modern manner Smart button tufted back truly a beautiful living room sofa Concealed inner spring mattress opens out to a e bed Your comfortable choice of lovely upholstery fabrics in newest colors Low-r- y full-siz- LAS CRUCES N M Oct 4 R Nichols 49 of Idaho State college wap appointed Dv (AP— Dr John and get more for your tax dollars Selectioik 1 Model Modern American Idahoan to Head College in N M MAYOR ! Firs SLADE TRANSFER 2457 effective Saturday (Paid Political adv) president of New Mexico A & M college Dr Nichols succeeds Hugh M Milton who resigned to become superintendent of Ntew Mexico Military institute at Plant RojsWell N BULBS Direct from Holland! 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other fnward sniral "prices Perhaps the best news in many weeks to the from the fr S and breadwinner thistment of agriculture showed word came Saturday from the WetaiJ prices for standard fol- n 23 typicai American ber Central Dairy association word mik 19 cents per quart lowing receipt of similar from Chicago Salt Lake City and £eshme delivery in September for Los Angeles markets ag cornpared with lfi6 cents h Septem-witwas for coupled August and 185 cent$ The announcement statistics from the Ogden Un- - ber 1946 The Ogden price stands ion Stockyards Co which might- at 17 cents two cerits belowas the in optimis- national average the same possibly be interpreted dein than owner of the cent a higher tically by the August and Iiaieu puiac mm ij'v vvyi— - sepiemuer i jtj weary butcher Cattle Prices Lower The stockyards statement revealed that beef cattle were selling 25 to 50 cents lower per hundredweight at the end of the week than a week earlier Although prices on L D S Riverdale ward will were higher than hogs and sheep week honor of Evelyn Applonie daughter the preceding at the close Mrs Lawrence Ap the past week ended with a declin- of Mr atanda misI plonie ing tendency The slash in the butter price will sionary farewell be the second in a week Last Mon- party9 AThursday the Og- Oct program day the wholesale price on 84 to 82 will begin at den market dropped from cents The slash announced Satur- eight p m in the followed to 79 cents Mon- chapel day will reduce it Wholesale in the dancing by price morning day folhall amusement are in butter closely trends lowed by retail prices it was A testimonial vill be held in the i pointed out The stockyards reported that ward Sunday prices for medium Oct 19 at eight predominant and good cows were 50 cents low- p m All friends and ward memer per hundredweight Friday eveFri- bers are invited on the than preceding ning Miss ADDlonie day: slaughter steers 25 to 50 cents will leave Oct 13 Mfss Applonie lower to for the Salt Lake City mission from $28 advanced Hog prices and shortly after will leave home $29 25 per hundredweight during New England mission at the for were moving but week they the hitCambridge Mass Shfe is a graduback downward Friday after ate of Utah State Agricultural colof $30 a Sheep ting Thursday peak 50 to 25 lege Logan and during the past :and lamb prices were up at cents per hundredweight over the year was employed at a teacher has She school Cache South too were but high they preceding week active in church work in declining after the Thursday high been Riverdale ward and Logan The Price of Milk ward Eleventh Meanwhile spokesmen for local and national dairy interests pointed to statistics to show that the budget-conscio- Await Golden Wedding Date He Retires From TForces Joined by School Service College Women For Rush Session STANDARD-EXAMINE- R not across ifj sheets May be made up with in place blankets and JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD 222 FIELD ARTILLERY OGDEN ARMORY a |