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Show Mrs. Henry Schofield received the annuoncement from her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Rasmussen of the birth of their first baby, a boy born June 22nd. Mr. Rasmussen, a! home town bqy, is now employed as an Announcer and Transmit-, ter man at KOVO, Provo. The mother was Miss Dorothy Clayton Clay-ton of Provo. Mrs. Lewis Black spent several days visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie An-nie Braby at Mt. Pleasant. Don Allred, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allred, was injured Monday, June 3 when struck by a car driven by two ladies not of this city. Young Allred was on a bicycle a few blocks on the main highway high-way riding north into town. The car also coming from the south, turned west of the boy and struck him. He received two badly bad-ly broken bones in his left leg, head wounds and badly bruised shoulders and arms. The accident occured at about 6:30 in the veneing. His parents, living on the edge of the city and close to the scene of the accident, heard the wreck and came immediately im-mediately and took Don for medical med-ical treatment to Dr. Ralph Jor-genson Jor-genson of Ephraim. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schofield of El Paso, Texas arrived Monday Mon-day to spend a few days to visit Mrs. Charlotte Schofield, mother of Mr. Schofield and also other relatives at Spring City. Other out of town visitors of this week are: Mr. and Mrs. Melrose Mel-rose Pritchett of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allred and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Allred and family, all of Salt Lake City, Reid Barney of Wyoming, Wyom-ing, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Edmunds of Salt Lake City. Levi Zur Brough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brough, is home on furlough to visit his parents and friends. He is stationed at Boca Raton Field, Florida. Corporal Brough is glad to get home a-gain a-gain and prefers Utah to any place in Florida, especially the Everglades. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allred re ceived letters from their son, Sgt. Roger Allred, who Is "Somewhere in the South Pacific," stating that he is well, but had been out on special assignment, and had not heard from home for a long time, but on his return to his base he received 30 letters from home. And what a lot of joy! |
