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Show .V l" f it President Roosevelt' Died of Cerebral Hemorrhage Thurs. Aq independent Newspaptr Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Of Rich County and Lower Bear River VaHey lume 18 Number 10 $1.50 Per Year Randolph. Utah. Friday April 13,1945 WASHINGTON, April 12. Pres, fianklm D. Roosevelt died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage at 4:35 and Harry p. m. EWT Thursday, S. Truman was sworn in at 7:08 p as the 32nd United States. m.t UTAH president of the iiiiTIViS AT CLEARFIELD NAVAL DEPOT In Advance WOODRUFF NEWS KELP SUPPLT THE UNITED STATES FLEET Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spencer and two smallest child 57 ren motored to Aurora, Utah, to attend the memorial services of a nephew of Mr. Spencers. He was killed in Germany as a tail gunner. s four other. brothers in the Mrs. Chloe Spencer, Rays service. many. mother, returned home with them Worn out at 63, he 'died as othei Thursday and will visit here for a forces fighting in freedoms name while. Maude Cox also accompanforetold the doom of militarist Japied these folks as far as Payson, ' an. where she stayed and visited her He died on the eve of what ne sister Hazel Simons and family. had hoped would be the inauguratThursday evening a cottage meet era of an ion of peace in a world was held at the home of Mr. and ing at long last free of want and fear Mrs. Albert Longhurst. The new chief executives first Ivan Eastman is home on furstatement was: lough from Georgia. We are all It will be my effort to carry on as I believe the president would glad to see Ivan, and hope he has an enjoyable time while home. have done, and to that end I hav asked the cabinet to stay on with The Senior Ball of South Rich me. The muWas given Friday night. Mr. Trumans second act as presisic was furnished by the Coalville orchestra. It was a very fine dance dent was to instruct Secy, of State! jj-R. and all the young folks of our town Edward Stettinius, Jr., to go and many of their parahead as planned with what perONE TOUR through the gigantic make him throw in the carloads of materiel a month, hasfeTattended, ents. The seniors from Woodruff haps was Mr. Roosevelts dearest pr-je- Naval Supply Depot at Clearfied, During the past 24 months expanded until it now requires 40 w Eileen Brown, Edith Longhurst, the united nations conferenc--a- .Utah, which observed its second sponge. ire the depot, which has stock in almost miles of railroad track and 24 miles Ruth Kiddy, Orson Conua,. Steve San Francisco, April 25, to chari is a million different all the half items of of paved roadway for efficient op- .anniversary Tuesday, Melvin Dean, Kay Cornia and a road to peace on earth. Dean, Jap's new prime minister would supply and ships an average of 4000 eration. Putnam. Melrose Mr. Roosevelts body will bcH Mr. and Mrs. Leland Longhurst brought here Friday. Mrs. Roos 500 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS' HATCHERIES LOADED: volt went to Warm Springs by plarc and LAKETOWN NEWS family of Evanston, spent SunJBEING OFFERED FOR SALE GOOD FISHING AHEAD Thursday night to accompany ha day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. AlFrank Lamb or n of Rock Springs, husband back to the White Hous bert Longhurst and family. Approximately 500 items of peSlightly more than two months Wyo., paid his old home town a few for he last time. Mr. and Firs. Kenneth Hoffman troleum products declared surplus days visit early thi3 week among remain before the opening of of Randolph',--VisiteWILL EZ 2UFJFD AT to the Reconstruction Finance Correlatives and friends. trout fishing season ini and Dickey Mrs. general Mr. and HVDE PARK SUNDAY Chas, Cox, sun- Mrs. Chas. F. Eller and son SSgt. the state, but unless unforeseen ob- with poration are being offered for sale Funeral services will be held in , stacles occur 'at the last minute fay. tv the Disposing Agency at Salt Howard toEller, went to Vernal Wedthe east room of the White House few with a Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ctox and famnesday spend days Utah should enjoy one of its best Lake City, Utah, Mr. G. L. Leave, her sister, Mrs. Elva Erickson, and turd ay afternoon,, Mr. Rooseof Evanston, 'visited ISupday announces. Similar ot: family. , years, in the opinion of Marion Mad ily . v, , J ; velts last resting jflace will be on Manager,are with Mr,, and Mrsv Chej. Cox and Sen, in charge3 of 'fishing for thr being made by- the 2Z Mr. and Mrs. ' Ralph Irwin, Mrs. ferings the anosfr'al estate he loved at other RFC Mr, and 'Mrs. Ezf a Putnam. thru 'Florence Day and Mrs. Alice H. state fish and game departments. Agencies Disposing Hyde Park, N. Y.' A real high wind blew all day in the state Johnson and Conrad were supper aut the country. Every hatchery The presidents death before reMr. and Mrs. should equal its last years produc- Sunday and snow fell during the The specific use for which these guests at the home of alization of the victory he worked oroauets were SunT. St. Barker at Charles John tion, while Midway, Fountain Green night. The moisture from the storm by ihe purchased so hard to assure, shocked the world day evening. Salt Lake County and Vhiterockr. was greatly appreciated and we feel has war and Navy Departments . Urs. Carl Norris spent from Sunend stunned this capital. It occu spring finally get here hanged and, therefore, they have day until Tuesday at Logan with hatcheries should hike their pro-4-- red on a pleasant spring day in a as cent. 50 much as duction Daddy Burton, a man who has liveen declared surpIus to the RFC. her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Sutper charming little room overlooking a designated by the Surplus Property ton. ed at the Wm. Reese home for many New rearing ponds have been ' pree ?nd lovely Georgia vallev. ears h?s d;ed Ke was takpn to a constructed Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mattson and at Midway, whici; loard as the agency f.v The news of Mr. Roosevelts death government-owne- d dlpcral town St. of Charles were should increase output well over Hospital at Salt Lake where he died capital and pro children was flashed to Washington from visitors Tuesday, enroute to Evanthe 530,000 legal fish planted from Ihe Reese family have been kind iucers goods including petroleum Warm ston, where they went to visit the shortly after 4:35 o products. there last year. Whiterocks, reno- to him and taken care of him for George and Clifford Henderson famm. EWT. The presidents old friend vated over the summer and winter many years. Tp their knowledge, The surplus lot consists of auto- - ilies. EarlWhite House Secy. Stephen T. should come close to Midways out-p- ne has no living relatives, and they notive and industrial lubricating Kenneth Price and Frank Gilroy y, broke the news to Mrs. Roose- ails and and should fill the gaps in the think he was 96, or 97 years old. guests greases; cutting, flushing, of Salt Lake were over-nigvelt. She took it with shoulders He will be buried in the Woodruff transmission and white at the home of Frank and Glenn Uintah basin picture. Lake At Scott avenue, the Salt squared and head mslr Talking cemetery. Monday night. llineral oil insulating, filter, recoil. Price Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lamborn went over with Steve and Vice Ad g new has constructed About eleven oclock Monday group County visc0 and .yIincier, deep to Salt Lake Friday to see their son Boss T. Mclntire, the president on purchased ponds newly rearing night, April 9th, Mrs. Emily Dickod. .lushing, rollator, various Richard, before he left Ft. Douglas. will boost friend and physician, she said: this and land son died production, of a heart attack. Her ana Prin. Wallace Grandy and daughcompounda, rust preventative association has in the I am more sorry for the full was Mrs. Sarah Emily name addition, and, peopkgother oils; and chloronapthalene and ter Luane, were Logan visitors old over of the country and the world the taken Francom Dickson. She was born Murray hatchery seeking medical aid for Luthar,paraffin wax, raincoat dressing and son,1 with I am for us. its Dec. at 17, 1872. She spacious rearing ponds. Hay Utah, types of petroleum products. ane. Mrs. Evelyii Alley accompanied to use the to the week end at Hyde them heavy pent most of her life in Woodruff, inability Only spend Copies of the offering list are Park with has with the Henry Lee family. She her the Herbert on roads soft trucks the parents, country inLETTER WASHINGTON NEWS I available for distribution upon Seamon family. of these fish being married Albert (Ben) Dickson in prevented many cuiry, and offers should be made 13 1890. and they lived here most of states The laready. planted From Congressman W. K. Grange-gdjreto the RFC Disponsing Agenscatto feels be the disgrace of hatcheries and rearing plants, what he their married life. Her husband April 6, 1945. :y for this region. The Japanese knows that tered from Logan to Panguitch, are preceded her in death by ten years. capture. The attention of the world is turn he is on the defensive but he is de- teeming with fish and this year To this union ten children were ing from Europe to the Pacific and and Koreans termined to make the war so cost- should be the greatest in some time born, nine of whom are living: Mrs. labor troops, mostly we are interested in the potential in information Present Lizzie Cox and Orlando Dickson ly that we will give up before the for the anglers. Formosans. military power of Japan, whici is done. conscripof Woodruff; Sheldon and Jasper must be destroyed before peace cat dicates that the ordinary accelerat- job LOCALS been Dickson of Ogden; Mrs. Marvella tion processes have be realized. , about and that Walker of Ogden; Mrs." May Bryson LADIES' LITERARY CLUB JAPANESE MILITARY POWER ed for this year of Payson; Mrs. Violet Freeman, of men are now in the new a ban held American The Legion The Japanese military forces and mobilized Mr. Loren Dickson, of of met at club Ladies Riverton; The A being last large Literary Wednesday. quet presently consist of about 4,000,000 process The total forces by the end deof a March Phebe home and in trained. the attendance Layton; Loyd Dickson of Trenton, crowd was Smith, men. The figure includes a ground should therefore Utah. She has 36 grandchildren 1945. and Florence licious banquet was served. 15, Bingham force of over 100 infantry divisions, cx the present year the less She 15 and Mrs. 6,000,000 men, over Elise Norris of Ogden, assisted The Senior Ball held Friday, Apr. several armored divisions, many in-- 1 be well in the LDS of occur was member a the will church; which answered 6th, was a big success and well atSmith. Each member dependent supporting forces (cor- attrition stake missionary for two years, favorite tended. call her roll nterim. naming by responding rougihly to our Marine and a block teacher in Relief SoAND tree. Abbie Telford reviewed the EQUIPMENT, MORALE Pvt. LeRoy Thomson came home Corps). The Navy consists of about We as a ciety for many years. The equip- book, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, i on a SPIRIT 75 Thursday evening. furlough major combatant units, including FIGHTING extend our deepest served a very Mrs. Farrell Spencer visited in community, at least 6 battleships, 6 to 10 car- ment of the Japanese forces may be The hostesses to the family. and ana to members lunch sympathies cious j twenty good, morale high, Salt Lake over the week end with riers, 10 to 15 cruisers, and 40 or were The Ashton and daughter Merrill Mrs. The Jap- five guests. guests and brother-in-lamore destroyers. Included in the! fighting spirit excellent. parents ; Claire Mrs. well armed ma Norris, Lucy Norris, Guy Sophia Ashton on Mr. and Mrs. George Barker and .visited witn army and navy is an air force of anese are sufficiently Norris. Grace mon, Orrie Muir and about 4,000 operational aircraft. Ini and equipped to give a good daughter Sharon, returned from a Tuesday. esin battle, themselves Tuesday night a movie was given short visit in Ogden, Saturday. sddltion there are over 1,000,000 count of met at terclub Ladies The the favored Literary by Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marshall went by Mr. Passey, with a good attendManchurian and Chinese Puppets pecially when March of Elaine home spirthe Passey, and morale fighting to Salt Lake Monday. Mrs. Chas. ance. Bombardier, was the name organized as auxiliary military rain. The was answered call Roll 1945. been havhas 27, soldier Chipp returned to Salt Lake with of the play. We really enjoy units. These military forces are it of the Japanese from a Shakespeare. quotation by a ing these shows. them. greatj5 m neavy LaMar supplemented. by large numbers qfjjso hiSh Wamsley and Lymmr Passey "for what he Mrs. Matt Nicholls is in Ogden as a whole furnished music for the evening. where she is receiving medical aid equipment. The army MAKE EVESf Loves Old Sweet good They played, jig still well equipped with Remember Bataan on Last Cont:nued Page Kearl PAY DAY Jenny Ismail arms, good light and medium Song, and Villa. Invest play, j artillery, and with fair tanks as reviewed the Shakespearian WAR A Dime Out of hostesses The of Errors. ey, Esta Wamsley, Delora Hatch Comedy as the usual other supporting jwell Reta Rex is served a delicious lunch to eight- Margaret Manwaring, Every Dollar in I materiel. The Japanese soldier - the Lois Melba and end members following Argyle, Argyle, to Regin; een the sre? Sm'DINGSAVt DO) LARS fanatic who will fight U.S.War Bonds RichMabel and Lillian face Dorothy Bryson. Stuart, flanney guests: rather than A or commit suicide Mr. Roosevelt,-th- e first more serve than to two er man ev terms as president, died in the Little White House at Warm Springs Ga. as arm les he helped to muster drove to ward final victory over nazi Ger- He-4ia- f ; ct t j the-194- d - V- 4- -- u, ht Sat-urda- y, i0er ct -- ) great-grandchildre- n. deli-consider- ed w. 4 bond day |