| Show ANOTHER DELTAN RECOGNIZED RECOGNIZE s d TJ N t x f See what a Salt Lake paper has to say in its foreign news notes of tho the little lad whose picture wo we show above Private John L L. L Peterson of Delta Del Del- ta ta Utah Is h a bright young Mormon musician and is the son of John Hand H H. mad and Julia Peterson of the prosperous town of ot Delta Private Peterson en en- listed at Salt Lake trained at Fort flyers Myers ers and at Washington D. D DC D.C. C hen ben to Camp Knotty Ash near LIv- LIv England then to Washing Washing- con on barracks at Slough Buckingham Buckingham- where were employed so man many rf f tho the Americans Americana in engineering vork building huts and port portable le I louses rouses for soldiers Being an active of tho the brass band in his hie lome tome town of Delta Private Peterson tided in organizing an American or- or hestra and band This band at- at the attention of ot General Com- Com Shea when he visited camp i so the tho com- com invited Private Peterson and ho he 12 other members of the newt newly Yankee orchestra to oc- oc the post of honor and play at athe athe athe he opening of the tho Knights of oC Colum- Colum ms rus new hotel for American soldiers t High Holborn London This vas as the orchestras orchestra's first public ap- ap tearance learance and amI they played ly Iy and nd were transported V ondon in ini i huge motor Charabanc given a after aCter their performance nd md motored back to camp Now they evenings in camp and anel delight ho hc boys bos with frequent popular con- con erts Private Peterson tell me he hes s 8 well cared for at camp a dud and nd- nd the are arc all well and free from expects to turn to u Uttern Utter lUt n ter Hart jart of C uto o o. o 6 Des News 20 1919 Wo We congratulate Johnnie This B s a nice honor and worthily be be- towed His Ills parents should feel teel fusty justy just just- y proud of the tho boy who receives such notice among strangers and so far rom rem home homo and to those parents wea we wo a ay tho Chronicle fully accords in the son and shares with he parents their measure of or pride J la is well known to our local enders lIe Ho and Le Lo Grande Law saw orvice in the same camp this side II Jp Ip to the time Johnnie was taken overseas none nono of or his comrades had In him this latent talent was a development of the spirit if It the A E. E F and his environment leeding reeding only that stimulus to come o expression He is the tho son eon of ot our townspeople Mr and Mrs Fohn John Hector Peterson ot of the South tact We Ve are glad that their boy boys s another Millard bo boy to make good |
