Show be Friday April IS at eight p m in the Utah Power & Light Co auditorium J W Jensen president said today Mr Jensen said the meeting had been called later this year than usual in order to get a last minAnnual meeting of the Weber ute report on the fruit situation Alvin Carpenter extension service County Horticultural society will economist will give the report J A Howell state horticultural society president will review the state program in fruit marketing DAYTON Colorado peach and legislation production and marketing picturewill be shown by Phil Yang penAND PULLEYS ver & Rio Grande West: road agricultural agent A schedule of personal visits '"Wii w wa w w "iff by Clarence Ash' ton will be made gent A L C up by Coi Hansen when he comes to this Fruit Men Will Meet on Friday V-BE- LT tr May 24TH AT KIESEL 3 All :: and H 4 :?ir wives ana si are invited to the meeting Graveside Rites Set for Saturday STANDARD-EXAMINE- Will be contKiclt::! Rudd U S N Saturday at two at cemethe m p Plymouth tery by Bishop Oleen Jo L D S R 13 PLYMOUTH Box Elder County Graveside services for Radioman il THE OGDEN (UTAH) A Rain Keeps Utah WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 1M§ f From Seeing All Of Moon Eclipse Kiwanians From Baseball Ground p SALT LAKE CITY April IS Mid vale Coming Change Sought (AP) — Residents of most of the Pivi-iV- ward Interment will be in Plymouth cemetery Friends may can Saturday from ten a m until one - thirty p m at the fam-il- y inter mountain west saw only the finale of an eclipse last night which was observed from that half of the world covered by darkness The eclipse was seen over most of the nation from seven twenty-eigp m (M S T) until ten fifty-fop m Intermountaln observers saw the final third of the three-hoshow But that was enough to see a crescent moon grow into a full bright orb Rain clouds obscured the early part of the eclipse ht ur ur te home in Plymouth He was born Aug 17 1919 at Orvil Rudd Plymouth son of W J and Ethel Nish Rudd and was reared and educated in Plymouth and attended Bear River high school He entered the service June 8 1942 and was killed Aug 13 1945 in Okinawa Surviving are his parents Plymouth and the following brothers and sisters: Rulon J Rudd Mrs Grace Pierson and Marline Rudd Plymouth Clifford Rudd Ogden and Mrs Marie Harris of Ma lad also one grandparent Thomas Nish Plymouth Booklets to Tell Of School Needs Electrical Group To Meet jFriday e A croup of Kiwanians from will visit the Ogden club in the Hotel Ben Lomond Thursday roon to tell of two projects they have undertaken President Ben Bagley will tell of a $25000 project the Kiwanis-Bocompleted last year aa a permanent home for the lfidvale harvest festival and a site for Easter pageants band concerts and other events P M Mickelson vice president will tell of cooperation between the Kiwanis club and school authorities in planning for youth activities Mid-val- wl County April 13 — Pamphlets and dodgers aimed at acquainting all parents in Davis county with a proposed school building and improvement program will be distributed to school children Friday with the request that they give them to their parents Supt E V Hartvigsen reported today Plans are underway for a bond election scheduled for April 19 to raise funds to assist in carry- ing out the construction of several new schools and improvement of others it was explained L ) I DETAILS BELOW cftS Store y Sfhr CASTLE GATE if WASHIB WSHID rot BLIN01D k low rW I DUSPfUFflD h ok hgfcr In rcfI O d sft R COAL J TU foM)4 swag!wlBsl M I WSWggsHI L isilliur TL i oy UTAH FUEL COMPANY Davis FARMINGTON ? Appeal for city commissioners to relocate a baseball diamond on the Fourth street perk located west of Lincoln between Fifth and Sixth waa aaade today by Henry James 190 vv est Second James said he owns property adjoining the parksite and expressed fear that retrievers of foul balls would trample his wheat He suggested the diamond or wwmif could be conveniently located in other areas of the park Thomas East commissioner said he wouldparks like a chance to demonstrate that James' fears are unfounded but to meet v ith James at theagreed to see if a new location could park be arranged Intermountain Electrical association will meet Friday at p m at Ben Lomond hotel with the Utah Power & TJoht' Cn host to electrical dealers in the Ogden chapter in presenting the annual sales promotion The outlook is optimistic according to of ficers of the group Collin Lowder or klo will preside and J S McAllister will present the program CarIos Stone business manager will be present from the Salt Lake chapter" six-thirt- WgATBBB ASAEL FAM COAL BS7 Co ' MmmHM IV CONSOLIDATED COAL Co Phone 'Barnyard Golf Courts Sought NOW Plea for city commissioners to designate place for 12 horseshoe courts was made today by two enthusiasts They said a new site is needed because the Central fire station project on City Hall park will occupy the old site on the southwest corner Commissioner Thomas East said h had in mind placing several courts on Monroe park and at other places on City Hall park He agreed to meet with the enthusiasts Friday at ten a m to look over several suggested locations as low as The biggest cooking news in a decade! 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