The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-20
NEWS BUDGET
FROM HYRUM

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Hyrum, April 1S.-runeral serv-
Ices over the remains Of Albert J..
williams were held In the Third
ward meeting house at . p. m. on
Wednesday. Bishop Louis p. Waugh
an conducted the services. Appropri-
ate singing was furnished BY the
choir. Prayer was offered by N. J.
Nelson. The speakers were Elders z.
w. Israeison. James Unsworth. C..
F. Olson and. James J. Facer. who
all spoke Of the departed Is = man
who In all things had heen honest
and true. A man who had always
been striving to learn his duties and
faithfully discharging them to the
best Of his ability. Intsrmixed with
the speakers. : duet was beautifully
sung by Horace and Leta Nelson.
and solo very ably rendered by J.
T. Wahlen. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful. A host Of
relatives from far and near attended
the funeral services. ~ also Z large
representation Of the people Of Hy-
rum. A large cortege followed the
remains to the cemetery where the
choir sang. Resting Now From Care
and Sorrow. while the casket was be-
ing lowered. The grave was dedicat-
ed by Elder Hans Mikkelsen. ~
A welcome home party was given
last Tuesday evening in the Third
ward meeting house In honor Of
Werner A. Miller who has Just re-
turned from the Central States Mis-
sion. The following program was
rendered: Song by the choir and the
congregation: prayer by Leroy Smith.
piano solo. Miss Rachel Allen; piano
and violin duet. Bethea Calter and
Ralph Hanson; welcome home ad-
dress. sabil Fragner; vocal duet.
Jack wahlen and Eljeva Allen; re-
Spouse. Elder Werner Miller: vocal
solo, Bishop Louis p. Maughan: pi-
ano solo, Cora Hall. Thu" entire
program was nicely rendered and
Brother Miller had chance to
shake hands with . vast number Of
his friends and townspeople ON this
occasion.
Mr.. L. r. Martinsau Of Salt Lake
City and N. Thomas. member Of
the Federal Land Bank Of Berkeley.
California. finished their appraistns
Of land in Hyrum. Paradise tsnd
Avon last week. A large numbse Of
applications for fedora Harm lcAas
which had been made through ,the
newly organised South Cache Nation
II Farm Land Association. All re-
ceived favorable expressions from
the appraisers who stated that it
would molly be . matter Of . few
weeks until the applicants would re-
ceive the money. ~
A five dollar thrift stamp was Of
fered by Mr.. Robert n. Peterson, -
. prise to the student Of the sd9th
Cache High School who could write
the best composition on tho subject.
What Have We At Stake In TAia
war! Essay limited to $50 WORDS.
Thursday evening the 18th. COM
mittse chosen BY Mr. Peterson. con-
sisting Of Mr.. G. y. Olson. Mr.. Hans
Nikkelson and Mr.. W. A. Mcbride
met At Mr.. Peterson's home and
passed upon the merits Of the sig
teen essays which had come n
While all contained more or less ma
terial worthy of commendation. the
committee after = long evenings do
liberation. and thorough considers
ton gave the prize to number 1919
and decided that number 1721S seood
q very colse second choice. Both writ
ers had the subject well In hand
with an unusual full vocabulary. fre<
from grammatical errors and . CON
vincing climax. The committee had
mo knowledge - to who the suthors
were. but felt to commend the vari.
Gus writer's for their worthy efforts
The Hyruin branch OF the Red
Cross ID still busy In the good cause
during the month Of March. the FOL
lowing named articles Of clothing
were made and sent In: Different ar
tieles Of clothing. IL: sweaters. %;
socks. 81: scarfs. /; wristlets. 2:
total Of 100 pieces. The branch Il
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