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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. 141 Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake City 1 Utah Former resident of Mammoth dies Josephine Larson Stapley, 77 mother of Pierre L. stapley of Eureka, died in a Salt Lake City hospital Thurs. Nov. 28, of a heart ailment. 1963, was a resident of MamShe moth for a number of years. She was born August 26, 1886' in Spanish Fork, a daughter of Lars and Maria Hanson Larson. She married Arthur C. Stapley October 20, 1904, in Provo. He died March 28, 1927. She was a member of the LDS Church and was active in the Relief Society in Colonial Hills Ward in Salt Lake City. Survivors are two daughters, S. Marie Stapley, Mrs. Norma S. Randle, and two sons, Pierre L. Stapley, Eureka, and Clifford Stapley, all of Salt Lake City; eight grandchildren and ten great, grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. LaVeme Fenster-make- r, Salt Lake City. Funeral services were conducted Monday in Salt Lake City. Burial was in Spanish Fork Cemetery. At installation Mrs. Elysabeth Franke and Mrs. Mabel Butler were in Salt Lake City last Saturday attending installation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple for officers of two Eastern Star chapters, Lynds and Radiant. Mrs. Franke, worthy grand matron, Eureka; Earl T. Oss, worthy grand patron; Mrs. John H. Roush, Mrs. Oss and Mrs. Butler of the Grand Chapter, were the installing officers. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Van Leuven returned to their home in Payson after two months spent in California. While there they visited in South Gate with Bishop and Mrs. J. W. Osborn and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wanlass and family in Burbank. Mrs. Jennie Clement at Lower Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hanney in Modesto. All are former Eurekans. they visited in St. George with relatives and in Las Vegas with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brown and family. En-rou- te Vol. 61 The Eureka (Utah) Reporter, Friday, December Ore Shipments Filtrol Corporation, 900 tons, Halloysite Clay. Graveside rites held in Eureka dies at Virginia Cartwright, Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sorensen of Mammoth; great grandmother, Mrs. Helena Sorensen, Mammoth. Yeli-know- n lady dies in Elberta surgery. She was born December 22 1919, in Denver to John J. and Valeria Taylor Bauer. She married Don A. Penrod in Provo on October 5t 1939. Survivors are her husband, three daughters, Mrs. James (Judy) Cooper, Salt Lake City; Nancy Jane, Peggy Jo, and one son, Dana Allen, all of Elberta; residents of parents, long-tim- e Elberta, now making their home in Lakewood, Calif.; bro- thers, Duane J., Art G., both of Santa Mariat Calif.; L. Gene, Long Beach, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Mary Ames, Westminster, Calif. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 p.m- in the Elberta Ward Chapel. Burial was in Goshen City Cemetery under direction of Jolley Mortuary of Payson. A number of Eurekans were in Elberta attending the services. - Legion Auxiliary sets banquet The American Legion Auxiliary will hold the annual Christmas Banquet Monday evening, December 9, in the Memorial Building. The meeting will begin at 8:00 p.m. followed by a short, but entertaining program. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings will be served following the program. Members will exchange gifts (not to exceed $1.00). Those in charge arc urging a good attendance at the Sir. and Sirs. Lorin Thompson drove to Goshen Thanksgiving day, where they were dinner guests of a son and his family, the Phil Thompsons. Another son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thompson of Richfield, joined the family gathering and all spent an enjoyable day. Sir. and Sirs. Hal Xebeker and Adele, drove to Anabel for Thanksgiving day, where they were dinner guests of his par-etr. Sir. and Mrs. L. A. s. Neb-eke- Fog turns city into veritable fairyland with freezing cold Something new has been added to the weather picture in Tintic FOG. In past winters we have bragged that we didnt have fog as they did in the surrounding towns, but we have had to eat our words this past week. Five days of heavy fog has made a fairyland out of the trees and shrubs, which might delight the soul of an artist, but not too many of us have that much art appreciation. The dense fog has kept the temperatures down to around 14 degrees in the mornings and 81 evenings, and it hasn't reached 30 degrees during the afternoon hours. Wednesday afternoon we had a chance to see the sun for a longer period than for the past few days, but it wasn't warm enough to melt the frost off the trees, and much as we hate to admit it, they did look like a winter wonderland. However, we could do without that kind of beauty and would gladly change it for a few days of sunshine. ton worked with Mr. Cuevas for two years in Chile. Dear Estimado Amigo: In profound consternation and with grief that I cannot express, I turn to you after Xotleo having received the sad news of your great President John Odd Fellows Lodge, No. 12, in Peace). will meet on Friday, Dec. 13, Kennedy (rest Sincerely, Mr. Garton, so in the Memorial Building, at great has been the pain caused 7:30 p.m. A good attendance here in this small, but compasis urged. sionate country, the death of the American Statesman, that honors Party I cannot find words to tell you. It is now five in the evening father at 75 of today, Friday, 22, of NovemMrs. Ed Thomas entertained ber, a tremendously thankless at a birthday dinner party for day for all of the free world, her husband on Thanksgiving and my first thoughts were of Day, when he celebrated his yoU' as a good American friend, 75th birthday anniversary. A who' should be in these momturkey dinner, with all the ents with the same bitterness of trimmings was served' and a all of us. beautiful birthday cake' centerIt is you who receives the ed the dining table. pain of the Chilean people, and Attending the nicely planned my own for this great tragedy dinner were Mr. Thomas brothat engulfs the first power of thers and their wives, and a the world. sister and her husband, Mr. and Already the national flag is Mrs. Dave Thomas, Mr. and found at half mast in our AvMrs. Milton Thomas of Genola; iation Group No. 7, in sign of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hartivegscn mourning and as homage to Mrs. of Santaquin, Mr. and such an illustrious leader. All Sherwin Thomas of Goshen, of Chile cries out in pain from John S- Finch of Orem, Mr. and this irreparable loss. Mrs. Bernell Thomas and sons, Signed, Rene Cuevas Bruce and Bert. The Reporter joins with Mr. Memorial services Thomas many friends in exand Tintic Lodge No- 711, BPOE, tending congratulations best wishes. will hold its annual Memorial Services honoring their departMi. and Mrs. Gerald I) ms-se- ll ed members, Sunday evening, end boys were in American December 8, at 7 :30 p.m. in the Fork on Thanksgiving day, Elks Clubrooms. where they were dinner guests An appropriate program is of her mother, Mrs. D. B. Lind-strobeirg planned and a cordial invitation is extended to the general dinner (lay Thanksgiving public to attend the imguests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray pressive service. Badertscher were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mss Margo Spencer, Misses Sr., of Salt Lake. Mary and Ann Quigley, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt Jane Fitch, spent the Thanksreturned home last week after giving holidays here with their an extended tour of Europe. parents. The young ladies are They report a very enjoyable attending St. Marys of the Wasatch in Salt Lake City. Miss trip, but like all loyal Eurekans, arc happy to be home Frankie Bridgeman, a student at St. Marys, was a house again. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bird, Mr. guest at the James Quigley am Mrs. Wilson Lee, and Mr. home. They returned to the and Mrs. J. A. Burton and city Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Coffey were in Miss Carolee Bigler, Earl Sunday morming calling McIntyre of Mammoth; Jerry on the Penrod and Bauer famSanderson, students at the ilies. BYU in Provo, returned to ProMiss Marjorie Randle, who vo on Sunday, after spending is attending the Utah State the Thanksgiving holidays here University in Logan, spent the with their parents. hoKuay weekend here with her Barry Colovich, a student at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sn w College in Ephraim, Rardle. She returned to Logan, spent the holiday weekend here witl his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rose and Ted Colovich. Mr and Mrs. Toni Randle of Carolee of Mammoth, spent Lake spent the weekend Salt in Evaston, Thanksgiving day with his parents, Mr. and here Wycming, with their daughter ad their families, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Lloyd Randle. LeMar Lester and Mr. and Mrs. Jojco Tackett and small Mrs. Sterlin Hutchinson. son. Stephen, returned to their Sunday guests at the home home in Garland, on Sunday, of Miss Frances Jones were after spending two weeks here her cousin and family, Mr. and wit, i her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Arnold of Provo. Oris Sanderson. Young Stephen M.irene Bird, young daughwas recuperating from a reter of Mr. and Mrs. Ijcc Bird, cent illness which kept him returned home during the week confined to the General Hospitafter a stay of four days in al in Salt Lake for a month, the Payson Hospital, where she where he underwent surgery. received treatment for an unFriends of the Tucketts and the determined ailment. All are Sanderson family are wishig the little fellow the best in the wishing her a speedy and comway of a speedy recovery. plete recovery. The following letter was sent to Vern Garton, a geologist for Bear Creek Mining Company, by Rene' Cuevas, Gruop de Santiago, Chile. Mr. Gar- - Av-avio- n, Mrs. Edith Lant Baker, 81, a resident of Eureka for over 40 years, died Dec. 1, 1963 at a nieces home in Payson. of causes incident to age. She was born in Payson, a daughter of David and Elsie Tanner Lant on July 9, 1882. She married Lyman Baker in 1901. He died in 1945. She was a member of Tintic Chapter No. 18, Order of Eastern Star. She worked in the Tintic Chapter Red Cross for several years. Surviving are one son, John L., Sausalito, Calif-- four grandchildren; one brother' John, of Payson; a sister, Mrs. Leah Higginbotham, Salt Lake City. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Rigby Mortuary in Payson as follows: Bishop Gilbert White, Jr., conducted; the prelude and postlude were by Elsie Eckersley; invocation, Leonard Ryan; vocal trio, Peery, Lois Menlove, Dorothy Moore; speaker, Alexander Blight; organ solo, Elsie Eckersley; tribute, Nancy Lant Menlove; remarks, Bishop Gilbert White, Jr.; vocal triO' Peery, Lois Menlove and Dorothy Moore; benediction, LaVard Wright. Burial was in the Payson City Cemetery. Dedication of the grave was by Max Menlove. Pallbearers were Leonard Ryan, Bert Hanks, and William Driscoll of Eureka and Howard Shuler, LaVard Wright and Rex Peery of Payson. Eurekans in Payson attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanks, Miss Elizabeth O'Connor, Mrs. Mary Driscoll and Bill and Frances Jones and Alexander Blight; Mrs. Doris Bauer Penrod, 43, Elberta, died Nov. 28, 1963 in a Payson hospital following No. 49 Letter reflects international feeling over death of President Edith L. Baker Graveside services were held Friday in the Eureka City Cemetery for Maxine Sorensen, a daughter of Max and Julie Ann Cartwright Sorensen, who died Nov. 27, 1963 in a Salt Lake hospital two hours after birth. Survivors include her parents of Eureka; grandparentS' Mrs. 6, 1963 Lu-De- ne Lu-De- ne - Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Drussell were his nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Floyd of Provo. The visitors also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan. Miss Shanna Ityan returned to Salt Lake on Sunday, where she will resume her studies at the University of Utah. She spent the weekend holidays here with her parets, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. John Craw-fo- rt h (Marilyn Newman) of Clearfield spent the Thanksgiving holidays here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Newman. Dr. and Mrs. Warren Salmon and children of Downey, Calif., left Saturday evening for their home., after spending the Thanksgiving holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Forsey. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Muth, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rosr Falsetti of Salt Lake City. Father Daz drove to Ogden Thursday afternoon, ad enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with his mother, Mrs. Edith Daz. Mr. Joseph Bernini and Jimmy. drove to Salt Lake City, Sunday, where they combined business and pleasure. - - m. Bad-ertsch- cr, El-ber- ta |