The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 4

Evanston Nurse Now "Sailor Still tEvanston High Sets ISergeant Home THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 2 1944 4A Davis County to I ivxvrffj tan Apru a vat- Funeral services will be conducted Sunday April 2 for Tony Mat- Lacks Bride Three-Act Play Couple Atvaits Golden Event y-r I AK Tl 1 -JH -J For Ten Days SALT LAKE CITY Aoril 1 AP) 1 Leroy Shafer radioman oauiaj -v ui JTiK WHO WZtS AilifU In an accident at the Columbia Steel Co coal mine at Columbia on Thursday Matsamas was struck by a fall of top coal Rpreeant De Mar Manwaring eon second class In the navy Drougac Japanese silk parachute with him EVANSTON Wyo April 1 Lieut Edna Blacker army nurse has arrived safely at a base in England according to word received here by her sister Mrs Tnnnrd Burleieh Establish Farm Laior Rate of Mr and Mrs Albert Manwaring when he came home on lunougu 177 Twenty-eighth street has been EVANSTON Wyo April "Sneak Date" three-act iarce comedy will be presented by Evans-ton school students on April 6 at eight pm in the high school auditorium under direction of Miss Marguerite Mortensen orensics instructor In the cast are Ruth Rollins Bert Phillips June Heward Diana uiit Blacker who Is with the It's going to be made into nis bride'a wedding dress he explained Only he's still looking for the bride home on a 14-day furlough visiting fcu parents and friends medical air evacuation transport FimnmmE received her wings at Bowman fiiH Kv last January She was Sergeant Manwaring was among first whose names were drawn RECOVEIlUiG Funk Delilah Durrant Rett Immunization Offered from the fish bowl In Washington born in Wales England near the base where she is now stationed Winkler Sharmene Brbugh Lois I Wt hav a few roll ot nJct tbriet for recovering two-piece get Xo remodel your uti it very June Lowham Betty Schaefer A resident of Evanston for 16 years a year before feari Harbor He has been in the coast artillery To Morgan Residents Frank Wirig Stanley Neilson Lar- MORGAN April 1-Typhoid Im FARMINGTON April 1 Prevailing wage scales for the various agricultural jobs in Davis county will be established at a labor hearing arranged by the Davis County Labor associatfonnely incorporated labor group Friday April at ten am in the courthouse at Farrnington announced DeLore Nichols county agricultural agent Fruit growers truck crop producerstomato growers and other producers who employ a considerable number of workers to har---4- nna are urzed by as- munization is again offered to I PAnAMOUUT Furniture Studios in Alaska for he past three years During his visit here he has been honored with a number of family dinners and the guest of honor at a number of parties given by everyone in Morgan county free by the county commissioners I The clinic dates Mnndav Feb 10 she graduated from the Evanston high school and received her nurses1 training at St Francis hospital San Francisco Calif prior to enlisting in the -nurses' corps Ely will take care of character make-up Leonard Haskell and Delbert Smedley will arrange the scenery ry vuuuur om narris XjOULs Hellewell and Dennis Ragan Jack Coles will serve as stage mShager Shirley Ragan' Carrol Evans and Edith Anderson will be the 'prompters Beulah Bell Josephine Malouf and Rudger Davis are business managers Joyce Bell Yvonne Gorman and Mrs Maryee 2152 Washington Dial 7S1S 17 and 24 at the elementary school Tims a skilled craftsman iman I with 22 years' experience 1 i 1 i 1 friends among tnose a dinner dance 'in the Empire room of the TTfah with Mr and Mrs Her- rooms from 10 a to 1 according to County Nurse Mrs La-Mar Olsen VCBt tUCU in tfMaU to be present man Smith as host and hostess and assist the labor committee in determining the wages to oe paiu 1 Sergeant Manwanns is uw eia-I tioned in Fort Lewis Washington i i II Hcnefer Sergeant MILESTONE Mr and Mrs A Taggart Morgan will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at tHeir home on Wednesday April 5 They will preside at open house from two to six to i receive their many friends and relatives Reported Killed for the various harvest jods Mr Nichols said that a number of requests have been forwarded to relocation centers to procure Jap workers for the summer work A request for 300 Mexican nationals has been accepted by government officials and recruitment Is under way Meanwhile the association has sent Carl Green field labor representative into Davis county "communities to learn the labor needs by farmers vho are asked to call on the following designated days between the hours of 12 and I VP- thlrtv Dm at all places: WFNEFER April 1-rStaf Ser Patients Run Doivn and Eat geant Grant Wi Anderton 20 son of Mr and Mrs Chas Anderton of Henefer is reported killed in action vh 9a 1014 SeroTir VAt Deer at Bushnell in itaiy uu TminHAM CITT April 1 Ait got to the mess hall door There Anderton graduated irora worm ciVAUiini'i vaf0 Han- AmnnnA XanA it Vl-U Vinnl and enlisted ill ty Syracuse Saturday a 3 ri yeald deer liters aur a 7 5'd JnS ft STinint'rV oTKc 12 itself to the mess hall at Busnnen dg was going to be taken into received his basic training at Camp general hospital -recently where it school Bountiful" Wednesday and Thursday Stoker school West Bountiful Friday grade school was prepared and served to the pa i tients for 'dinner soldiers reiatea 12 PIECES nnrn Brigham City for public auction Howe Texas was on maneuvers in The warden however was persuad- Louisiana and was chosen for fur- ed to hold the auction on the spot ther training at Fort George and the necessary three bids were Meade Md He had been overseas voiced the deer going to Sgt Ed- since November 1943 ward Anderson for $3 Surviving besides his Parents But that's not the end of the tale are four sisters Mrs Wil- Two of the 12 patients who were liamsi Sacramento Calir Mrs in the-chase were sent back to David Williams Henefer Mrs Dee duty with the explanation: "If you Anderton Henefer and two grand- Calls may be made any day at tne courthouse county agent's office Lay ton Kaysville and Clearfield schedules already have been completed1 and those missing earlier this week may call at Farrnington O0M LLu II un CUMLPBsie- today li Since the heavy snow fall herds of deer have been seen on the lower bench of the mountains to the east of the hospital reservation' It seems that one of the young deer became SIa tremendous Value! 1 1 -'I group of living room furni- 3 tur Vrtii will Timnrl tft ALL 12 PIECES vim rinwn iii von jart Ha I narenLS W3 Two Utalms Injured VBl wwa -wm Wenefer and Wilson Park "afferwB own''' Stvled rieht and priced duty" hi separated from one herd and soon it was chased by some dogs The deer eluded the dogs only to be-tvi nhtact of a chase by far below present ceiling prices 1 rsa 8 One Missing City" Gains Hero Award Morgan Flier Gains I xxr a ctTTxrnTmsr Aoril 1 (UP) Award of the distinguished flying Commission Overstuffed davenport with coil spring base Matching overstuffed chair also with coil soring base cross and the bronze oa xeai ciua-tvia nmia to a Utah officer MORGAN April Wendell of the Twelfth -air force was a oTftiipH sturdav bv the war de- Sturdy occasional chair In selection of Carrlgan son of Mr and Mrs Carrigan of civilian guards within the hospital grounds proper The guards lost track of the deer which by then had come right on' up to the administration building and had found sanctuary for a moment between the wards near the out patient clinic It was bewildered and trembling with fear when a group of GIs from the reconditioning center saw it in front of the officers club and started to chase it toward the center There were 12 men In the chase The deer kept ahead of them until WASHINGTON March 31 (AP) of -two Utah soldiers wounded In action and of a sailor -reported missing were included Saturday on casualty lists issued by the war and navy departments Missing was Eldon Wright electrician's mate third class son of Howard Wright Hurricane" Wounded in action in the Mediterranean areas were these two: Staff Sgt Louis MvPreece son of Mrs Elsie Preece 2195 South Ninth East Salt Lake City Pfc Lynn Rlchins son of Jared Richins Box 163 Coalville Morgan gradu- Cf ated March 11th partment Captain William Bry-son of Castlegate Utah was awarded the bronze oak leaf cluster to the distinguished flying cross from the advance training school covers Three matching glass top tables one cocktail table one end table one lamp table One all-metal base table lamp with silk shade One tapestry pillow Two matching plate glass pictures One charm tread chenille rug 1 1 for single engines at Victoria Tex Open on Tuesdays and received his commission' as a EVANSTON Wyo April 2- lieutenant Starting on April 4 the Red Cross sewing rooms will be open on Tuesdav onlv states Mrs Lieut Carrigan i Ifvllll10 entered the serv ice 13 months ago IS Casey production chairman of the Uinta county chapter oi me Amer and was sent to Sheppard field Tex- for basic ican Red Cross au worK sewing anil knittinsr must be finished and 18 PIECES HTFlt ready for shipment on April 18 training He also MP trained at Wich- Tj-nt Purr lean ita Kan San An- tonio Tex Tulsa Okla i and at HUEIIHY! Majors field Tex where he com TIIIS IS A GREAT VALUE! We have reduced this 18-piece bedroom outfit far below its ceiling price This group will complete your bedroom most attractively ALL 18 PIECES pleted his basie flying I- Your choke ol fHA i Jv iff i fl-N I li" Young Red-Head Dives 70 Feet to Death SAN FRANCISCO April 1 (UP) 75 or- First Federal loans or a plan tailored to your individual needs friends at a gay beach Modern 4-drawer chest' Styled 6-drawer vanity Vanity mirror that may be at tached or hung separately Sturdy full size bed Vanity bench Hot Weather's Coming Let Us Insulate 1 Your Home With VJOOLSULATE Rock Wool Insulation Makes rooms up to 15 degrees cooler in the hottest months REASONABLE IN COST SUITABLE TERMS CHARLES NODLE party "I think 111 go swimming" Mrs Dorothea Herrin 19 Friday climbed a concrete wall near San Francisco's famous Cliff house stripped to a pink sweater and gir All-steel coil spring 50-pound felted cotton mattress with four-stitch construction Luxurious bed comforter 7-piece boudoir perfume set Two comfortable bed pillows Attractive chest mirror it I I hmtmtmin dle and dived gracefully to her death on' the sand 70 feet below The attractive red-haired girl landed head first against a big log Horrified spectators found her dead her head crushed by the im Representative 2560 Iowa Ave Dial 1-8325 Ogdea First Federal Savings Loaa ZV3 24th Street pact NURSERY JUVENILE FORNITURE 0 Wo fpatnrp a comDlete line of nursery and juvenile furniture and accessories If you do-not todTlfstXbelow caVln before you shop around We have many items not toted rfl IN PLAY YARDS HIGH CHAIRS $95 and up Sturdy hardwood high chairs with adjustable foot rest and removable tray Safe and sanitary in -m Both finished and unfinished play yards Have solid floor Fold out of the way when not in use $(o)95 Others aa low as $395 17 1 nil Vifi Mvy BABY STROLLER A sturdy baby stroller that CfOC rLsji 1 WHITE CAR SEATS NURSERY CHAIR A foldaway nursery and C)95 training chair in natural fin- ish Fine quality and durable mav also be used as a walk er Has a ceiling price of $1095 A handy chair when you OC take the baby in the car VfiJ Safe and comfortable BABY BUGGIES FOR INTERIOR WALLS AND IVORY AND CREAM IT'S NU-ENAMEL TIME Wi' BABY BEDS Many styles finishes and designs from which to select Safety drop side Non-poisonous paint finish Nationally known Whitney baby buggies and other makes All steeF- construction Also wood models MTh if no-EainerProdttet lor Every UtTT to s5so HT1 and up fME COAT COVERS iJT-BRUSH MARKS We have a large assortment of furnl-' ture arid gift items for the chairs rockers desks shoo-f lies stuffed animals hobby horses-bowling alleys etc etc Point owsf holl tt vtre? toM lh tyrnHuf eft evf feint 9 eit a N'ftSLf sJJcfctii 205 It I 1 1 iifiiiiilHiW OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TILL 9 Dial 2-4371 2276-84' Washington Doulsvcrd 1 22G5 Washington Blvd Jjmi 5775.