The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

HE Second Section pit Second Section B-l OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING JULY 14 1944 SECTION New Association Officers Early Day Classmates' Names Found Beneath Tree Stake President to Speak in 27th Ward William Critchlow Jr president of the South Ogden stake will be the speaker at the Twenty-sev enth ward Sunday at six The chapel is located at Thirty-first and Porter Musical selections will be rendered by Myrtle Yorger-son Wilma Grose Helen Manwar-ing and Margaret Pingree accompanied by Helen Powell The public is invited Official Suggests Several Ways Of Saving Water A call for cooperation by users of city water to avert possible rationing restrictions was made today by Commissioner Harold Welch in charge of the municipal water supply For several days this week water consumption has exceeded all previous records It was reported The need for water rationing will definitely be postponed and possibly may be averted entirely if consumers will cooperate with several simple economy measures" Commissioner Welch declared "We have the best water in the land and we have sufficient to meet all requirements if properly used" The following voluntary restric-toins were suggested by Commissioner Welch: 1 Avoid all waste of water wherever used 2 Repair leaking hoses dripping faucets and faulty plumbing Sunday School to Conduct Services The branch Sunday school will conduct services in the Twenty-eighth ward Adams and Thirty-seventh Sunday evening The public is invited Junior Band Will Lead Children's Parade Thursday Ray Minter's American Legion junior band will lead the children's parade Thursday July 20 in the official opening of Pioneer days according to City Commissioner Harold Welch in charge of parades This colorful 160-piece organization of Ogden youngsters has been in rehearsal throughout the summer Varied Entries Following the band will be a long procession of miniature floats decorated on the city recreation department's 12 playgrounds These floats will include doll buggies scooters costumes tricycles wagons animals and bicycles Materials for decoration will be available at the playgrounds through the week Every boy and girl is invited to enter the parade Winners will be judged in all divisions and will receive the recreation department's official champion award Each participant will also receive refreshments The parade will start promptly at six after assembling at Tabernacle park Twenty-second and Washington at five-fifteen It will disband at Twenty-sixth and Washington 1 Mothers! Boys1 Blue Denim WAIST ELECTED Members of the Ogden Life Underwriters' association today had elected new ofifcers In front row are Chad Dewey vice president (left) and Wilford Barker president back row William Brian secretary-treasurer (left) and Isaacson retiring present I OVER PRESERVED IN BOTTLE Names of pupils who attended the Washington school 42 years ago placed in a bottle at a tree planting ceremony wer discovered by Clifford Guthrie (left) of the school staff and Lloyd Griffin (right) repairman of Ogden ctiy school system and others who took out the giant sycamore in front of the school 8 Reduce by half the hours of watering of lawns and gardens 4 Don't leave a running hose unattended at any time during this critical water shortage 5 Reduce waste of water by adjusting air- conditioning units 6 Reduce use in commercial plants where possible Commissioner Welch said the conservation program is being requested only where consumers -take water from the municipal sup- ALLS Sizes 6 to 12 They'll go like hot calces so be prompt! To Get Ideas Children are asked by Goates city recreation director to go to their nearest playground for ideas and materials to prepare their floats Playgrounds are located at Monroe Lester Liberty Lorin Farr John Affleck and West Ogden parks at Washington Polk Lincoln and Pingree schools and at Washington Terrace and Bonneville Park Timber Tragedy Investigated Regional officials of the the auxiliary supply of water from Wn Viaw Hsm ti-pri on the ast School Memories Revived As Roots Yield Names I think that I shall never see the class must have been a large A poem lovely as a tree one Poems are made by fools like me Names on another sheet follow: But only God can make a tree Gertie Bell Kate Shurtleff Ruby HI Burton Will Talk At Ouorum Event Robert I Burton of the Salt Lake temple presidency and former president of Mount Ogden stake will speak at the Farr West stake high priests quorum meeting Sunday at one-thirty in the Plain City ward chapel it is announced by Pres Wilmer Maw All priesthood officers and others are invited At two-thirty in the same chapel all bishoorics and priesthood quorum officers of the stake will meet for the monthly union meeting A stake welfare session will be held at four The commissioner stated use of water on city parks and streets being curtailed He concluded that in ease this program fails to wive the problem then the enforced restrictions will doubtless follow Flying Cross Given To Lieut Manning Word came today from an Eighth AAF bomber station England that Lieut Harold Manning 28 of Ogden navigator on an Eighth AAF B-17 Flying Fortress has been awarded the distinguished flying cross for "extraordinary achievement" while participating in more than a score of the neavy bombing assaults cn vital nazi targets in Germany and the occupied countries of Europe which were part of the "softening up" prelude to the present assault by land forces on the continent He Fowler Joseph Krumpermann Joyce Kilmer 2 Pairs of a Site to One Customer College Bourd Plans I flu Hilar in MCCLANAHAN'S 2344 WASHINGTON BlVD On April 15 1902 at the Washington school the proud pupils planted a small sycamore tree The occasion was marked by the placing in a green bottle the names of the students just in case some day they might be found and the event recalled with fond memories This week the giant sycamore which for the past 42 years has Two Youths Signed For Marine Duty Ellwood Stanley Ohlson 541 Cook street and Robert Franklin Raleigh 377 Eighteenth 17-year-olds have been nlisted in the marine corps at the Salt Lake City district headquarters and are now on inactive duty at their homes awaiting call to "boot" camp at San Digeo Ohlson son of Mr and Mrs Eng-ward Ohlson is employed as shipping laborer at American Can Co Raleigh is a lift operator at UASF depot He is a son of Mr and Mrs Frank Raleigh Both are former Ogden high school students Mytrle Unsworth Ottie Wad man Jean Layne Vera Loper Grant Henie Evaline Bower Laura Salt Gladys Larkin Katie Greenwell Jessie Rhoaf Amer Thomas Lawrence Effie Kent Carlos Froerer Pearl Farr Mabel Stau Keith Winters Ida Burton Stanley Lowe Judith Harn Fourth Grade A class: Kammeyer Mable Cole Jessie Bingham class: Helen Hess Nettie Stephens Roy Preslie urn Sand if Other names are: Vera Royal UUllllg 111 1 till At nr-i 11 u-j DliiB MCCLANAHAN'S! seen pupils come and go be educated and grow up into outstanding LADIES Look at forest service and Cache Forest Supervisor James Stewart Logan today were investigating the death of Wilford Andrew Moser 42 360 Fifth North Logan killed instantly Wednesday about five pm when a large top branch of a tree fell on him while operating a bulldozer with a forest service road crew about 10 miles southeast of the Monte Cristo ranger station Mr Moser was working on the Wheeler creek timber access road northeast of Ogden reported A Harrison Logan assistant supervisor of Cache national forest Mr Moser was born May 24 1902 in North Logan a son of Francis Emil and Lizette Beutler Moser He was educated in Logan schools residing in Cache county all his life He was employed several years by the Utah Power Light Co in Logan canyon Before accepting a post with the forest service last year he had been city municipal electric light plant operator in Logan canyon He was active In the Logan Fifth ward and married Afton Maugham Nov 11 1925 in the Logan temple Survivors include his widow his removed because it i Ye1rarMy4 Har citizens was ni uic vv cut i kuuege uuuu ui control annual business meeting plans for the first outing of the new school year were discussed ft is to he the yearly "Flaming Hike" given in honor of the fresh- The budget plans for the year were accepted by the board Committee heads for 1944-45 were chosen the announcement of their names to be made later Those present at the meeting were Leland Monson faculty Raymond Wright Rubie Stephens Joe Andrews Harry Howard Varda Snow Arthur Evans Bert Bingham Alvin Foulger Billie Royal Grace Bachelor Bennie Lawson John Richards Marion Stephens Annis Wright Percy Layne Pearl Stephens was nearly dead and formed a hazard to pedestrians The bottle was accidentally broken while the men were getting it out of the roots Who recalls the day back in 1902? The files of The Standard are in a basement blocked by the debris of the Kiesel building roof collapse and reference is thus unobtainable Perhaps it was recorded as a big observance of Arbor day at the school Following are some of the names advisor Paul Crockett president? already held the air medal with four oak leaf clusters Lieut Manning is a veteran of some of the most important bombing attacks on military and industrial targets in nazi-held Europe including six of the AAF's daylight precision attacks on objectives in Berlin He has also guided the course for his big bomber as it flew with armadas of Forts in attacks on important targets at Augsburg Rostock and Posen to name only a few The AAF navigator son of Mr and Mrs Manning of 444 Chester entered service May 21 1942 prior to which he was cm-ployed by the Standard Oil Co of California Previously he attended Weber college in Ogden His wife Mrs Bettie Manning lives at 2118 Washington Ogden lou jean jscnotieia vice presiaenx Kathryn Thornley secretary and Glenn Eklund business manager Third Ward Plans Special Program At the regular Sunday evening services at the Third ward July 16th seven o'clock the gospel messages class of the Sunday school will put on the following program: Norman Lund will speak on the subject "The Church of Jesus Christ in the Meridian of Times" Leroy Coxey will speak on the "Apostacy" from the primitive church and Merline De Boer will speak on the "Reformation" A ladies' chorus will furnish musical numbers The public is invited Jones Rites Will Be Held in Evans! on i foster mother Mrs Anna Mo- The body of Harvey Jones jser Logan two sons and a daugh- 44 master mechanic of the Wyom- ter Roy Grant and Mildred Mo- ing division of the Union Pacific ser Logan and four brothers and railroad who was killed between MoseJ Proton Ida Andrew Moser Salem Ore Cheyenne and Laramie Wednesday Mrs Neme Bybee Provo and Mrs wm oe Drought to fcvanston Wyo Ardella Nyman Richfield MfCLANAHANS Funeral services will be conduct for funeral and burial Mr Jones was killed by a piece ed Saturday at two pm in the Lo- 1 ul W1 "icwi wuue supervising Mitchell bishop tne re-railing 01 a locomotive which had left the tracks at a gravel pit Mrs Jones is the former Sadie Fearn daughter of Mrs Joseph Fearn Gundry Salt Lake City formerly of Evanston Mr and Mrs Jones lived in Evanston for several years after their marriage Later Mr Jones was transferred to Green River and then to Cheyenne Russell Tanner to Speak in 26th Ward Russell Tanner member of the presidency of Weber stake will speak in the Twenty-sixth ward at six o'clock Sunday evening Special music has been arranged and the public is invited Just Unpacked Fresh from the Fashion Center and Ready For Your Certain on gray copy paper found in the bottle The cork had fallen to pieces letting water inside and thus many names are illegible Those that are readable follow: Beginner grade Emma Neilson teacher Harry Hess Basil English Walter Howe Florence Ryan Asahel Hen-inger Charles Thompson Phenie Ruth Lizzie Clyde George Ada Kenneth Frances Glenn Adrian Lillian Lloyd Martha Pearlie Jon Clayton Harland Ethel Reta Creta Harry Tommy' First grade A class: Guy Garner Elvera Sickler Leslie Richardson Lillian Banford Glen Wright Nellie Shurtliff Eddie Porter Louise Bartenneim Dimel Greenwell Nellie Garrett Francis Brown Ora Ensign Mary Bell Edith West Seth Stowe Minnie Davidson Ephraim Poulter Eddie Brophy Ethel West Mina Bit-ton Ralph Herrick Delia Froerer David Bateman Hazel Pincock Clara Kissel Raymond Wright B-Class: Josie Clare teacher Gladys Ensign Cecil Lampman Austin Street Albert Van Dyke Myron Wright Wilson Wright Gladys Wright Ada Carr Fred Daniels Annie Greenwell Hazel Jackson Bobbie Turner Annie Mc-Kawin Orville Weston Olie Bel-nap Bateman Ann Sniveley Agnes Brophy Second grade Crompton teacher Only four names are legible on this sheet Lawrence Watson Junius Froerer Aaron Pingree John Eddie and they are numbers 32 33 34 35 and 36 so Approval MEN'S SHIRTS By Commodore Sportswear McCLANAHAN'SlIIilllliB COTTON DRESSES AND PINAFORES 1 1 Fancy knitted cotton in FRUIT OF THE LOOM" "BONNE colors Small Jjy FROX" "SHIRLEY-O" "GALA DAY" "MAURINE" and other nationally known brands I ivieaium Large MCCLANAHAN'S 2344 WASHINGTON BLVQ 1 WK IMCCLANAHAN Pretty and practical Choice of stripes floral or figured designs Variety of styles You'll want several when you see them That You Won1 Want to Miss! 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