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'Betcha They're in Heaven Now*Mourning two cute little cocker spaniels who died with four other dogs last Sunday id a wave of poisoning are these youngsters along the 2100 block of Quincy Avenue, who buried tbe pups with proper honors and appropriate decorations- Gregory Dunn, 18 months is at left in back. Others are Pamela Monsen, 4; Bobby King, 6; Duane Dunn, 10, and Deanna Dun, 3.nL'Sirf.rI.t,nk:st-:ht-e-s,ig10ts)rgsidofMarines io Cut 95-lb. Cake on Corps Birthday,A 95-pound birthday cake with ■ three tiers and topped by 25 pounds of frosting will be sliced with a sword when marines stationed at Clearfield Naval Sup-ply Depot celebrate the 177th anniversary of the corps Monday.About' 177 persons including sweethearts, wives and guests are expected to attend the dinner and dance on the depot marking the birthday of the service which has fought on the land, sea and in the air since the Revolutionary War.Figurines of marine and Marine Corps emblems will decorate the cake, and the inscription will read: “'Happy birthday, U. S. Marine Corps, 1775-1952. 177 years of fighting tradition on land, on sea, and in the air.”Special GuestsSpecial guests will include Brig.Gen. A. H. Gilkeson, command-1ing general. Hill Air Force Base;1Col. H. A. Needham, commandingofficer, Ogdon Arsenal; Col. L.L. Skinner, commanding officer, ---— i . Mai T? A.Poisoner Does His Work4While Kids Attend ChurchBy CHARLES B. KREHFK.Indian Summer is a good time for kids and their dogs.And on a warm Sunday morning it’s one of the privileges of childhood to bid the pup goodbye and take off for Sunday School, serene in the confidence that ihe purp will be waiting, tail wagging when classes are over.It doesn’t always work thatway though.Last week while mo,st of the youngsters'along the 2100 block of Quincy Avenue were in Sunday Sohooi down 'at the LDS Thirty-first Ward, someone set out poison for just about everySalt Lake Woman Says 'Not Guilty' To Murder ChargeHATTIESBURG, Miss. (UP)— A Salt Lake City woman pleadeddog in the block.Boys, Girls HorrifiedWhen they got home from church the boys and girls who had been learning kindness and tolerance and the teachings of the Lord, were horrified to find their pets either dead or deathly sick.Some of the dogs were rushed to animal hospitals but it was too late. In all six dogs in that one block of Quincy were killed.The neighborhood was pret-try much aroused over the killings. It was one thing to dislike dogs, another to resort to wholesale slaughter to try and dispose of them.it’s pretty tough to explain to four and five year old kiddies that their best dog pals are dead just because some grownup, a person to whom a child should be taught to respect, didin’t like them and killed them.The sun still shines in Ogden these Indian Summer days, but things look pretty dark to some folks along the 2100 block of Quincy Avenue,• L tlt;K!LS;
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Ogden Standard Examiner
Ogden, Utah, US
Sat, Nov 08, 1952
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