!0 t 7-- -- i 1 Acme of Machine 4 l s 1 ' f NIFIROP4 ak - - '' ' 4 t tI I 1 1 i ' 1 1" t t k 1 l I a I - 4 ' i - ' i : - t 1" '' k t ll 1 te: 4 t 11 1 5 11 t- 5 4 t tortoAir - ' ' r ' - - - A041 4 4 -- t - ' !? - 1 - t 4" 'r 34424e4 1'w 5 5 t tik 0- - - 44 7 - ' f 5 50L - -- o -- 4 tr 4- ' ' - -- e '41‘ f - - La - 41- - T'''' kkee'qL'irolt -- '''—'60-- '11' 'II ' A'2W - ! -- -' 1 '' - vtur 4te-ll''- 1- - - 0" Ai ' - 44 - — 44 24 Well Drilling Rig Carried Its Own Water Did It have a whistle? I - ' - Aiwt 44 4 - - 444 4444444 Approximately 33 members of Salt Lake Elks lodge will leave July 12 by special cars en route to the 79th national and conclave of convention Elks at Portland which opens July 14 Frank J Nelson exalted ruler announced Sunday The Salt Lake lodge marching in a mammoth street parade with 23000 other delegates will wear purple bands on straw hats bearing the name Salt Lake City and vill carry white canes with purple bows The marchers will be accompanied by a beautiful Utah float rn Aa worthwhile steam engines in well-drilli- ng - Round Table Sets Store Inspection - - 7- - iGraduates-G- o Job Hunting Find Requirements High 4 -i-v- Y to get a job Opinions of school business and rtah State Department of Erndia 1 plcyrnerit Security officials closed Sunday hold that the ideal Tratuate to impress the average ' employer must have four generalattributes He must have a genu1ne desire to do honest work the I cnipahes to fill the position 1 wougnt a good and a teat oiean arid personality alert appearance Ili general employers who want er-l-y college graduates place more - omphars on appearance and per-than those seeking peraonality sons to do routine or nontechnical 1 task& Herald Carlston placement : erector Universiity of Utah rates appearance personality academic 1 preparation and scholastic standing as the moat important factors In that order in college graduate picymer ti lern survey of the Errineers Joint --ho- katao 442W4 4 - - Tribune a ar stricken during the influenza and epidemic of 1918 Henry Vincent Ballard EZ 5983 pneumonia He was member of the Amert9th East who upon retirement in 1941 was the oldest ward clerk in can Medical Assn and Utah State --Medical Assn serving as presi1 the Church of r-- dent of the latter in 1934 and Jesus Christ of - day 1935 Dr Budge was affiliated business organizaseveral with Saints died Sat- t tions Tacoma in urday married Reta Bowen Wash of causes I onDr Budge I ' -Incident to age April 29 1903 and she died in d ---to I according received word — Sunday by Salt - - Latter Lake relatives i Mr BallarcP served as clerk of f Mr Ballard Cotton- South wood LDS ward for 61 years as well as chorister sexton and corn mitteeman His activities in that ward began In January 1879 and he retired in 1941 Born Oct 5 1861 In Kent Eng land he came to the United States when he was 12 years old as an LDS convert In 1892 he married Annie E Thompson In the Logan L DS temple and she died about two years ago They lived In Granger before 'moving to South Cottonwood where they resided for 61 years Mr Ballard was on a vacation to Tacoma visiting his sons and daughters living there He had spent most of his life as a contractor and builder but his church activities were his main interests In addition to his church duties he was a member of the ward choir played the cornet In the band managed dramatics an served as Sunday school assistant Known to members of that ward as Uncle Henry he also was secretary of the Young Men's Mutual STATISTICS DE2tTlIS Salt- - t Lake City S L Attorney Quilts Agency a Ilansine A it Crosby Nielsen Funcral services for Mrs Hans Ine Andersen Crosby Nielsen Q former bait Eake resident will be conducted Tuesday noon at 2b0 E South Temple Mrs Nielsen died Wednesday in Baldwin Park Cal Sh was born Oct in Oslo lg 1860 where she Norway wan married to Carl l' ' t Petersen Crosby in 't The 1890 couple — k N moved to Salt Lake City in 1917 After Mr death Crosity's in 1928 Mrs Nielsen was married to I Peter C' Nieisen who Survives li'riends may call' Of funeral It place from 4 to 8' Monday and pm Tuesday Mrs Nielsen eervices In- prior to wiU be In Elysian burial gardens termini 1' '''14 torsom-ti- LA nt tmomoe d 12 - 4Dla police department Finish Air Course Col William H Monay 243 E Col Louis urym4romilles born In Birrninwharn England Islov 19 1862 a daughter of John and Caroline At the age of pine Warrillow Mavitey one cam to NePhl and retilded with her sister Sarah Ann easier She wasi married to James Walter Brough Oct 10 1881 and reared a family of 12 hi he oza children active In th L D S church as a member of the stake prem' dency of the Primary and for 20 years1 waa a teailier In the South ward Belief socielYShe was one of the organizer's of the Relief society inSUrViVetd Nephi follow-lo- g Mrs Brough ii by the M sons and daughters: John Ralph Plvrum and Vvarrillow Brough Theresp Richardson and Venus Glazier all of Provo: Dr Nell Nephi : Lune elehofield W Brough and Iris B Salt Lake an 3e4 &ten CatCityAlso surviving Martin are 17 grandcluldren and 11 - Philip Leland Barton COTTONWOOD—Graveelde !Aland Barton infant Philp and Mrs LAtetor Barton who to ilinprilnoe23Ca booyoanndrohaidas brvvoirhr:r cAonimetarticvlieryd History! services for Ezra N Didericksen I - N a i 4it 000 9:15 Pq AND 5' i r 1 11:30 8:45 7 W:0 7:15 7 : 30 7 :4 5 0 :00 a:II 5 8 30 i 1 1- IA i Ji e t - ptero--Rsip- FUNERALS sI Le-Te- ns :0 1 I TOP--HOT- tiEVS L k 1ES I I i I t CH al --E 0 ‘ 0 N w----- 0y ( AND 9 A M DAILY THE' YE Ws ty " Network ?arm and Home Hour Stan 1 CColumbta 11117 C4 tL--- 4) t 'Today I For Further Information Phone Stations KDYL-13I Orton 20 IKNAIG1 VISO Network nu 'WorswRol'indup An Ism Farnsworth and Cactus Jim Breakfast News Sing Crosby Singe Trib-Tel- s 1113 AD VERTISEatf3LN - EaTisEmLN--r K51-1- 160 I FRIDAY COS IIETvionzt Ae1 --- - ttae Tt R MONDAY THROUGH Intermountain AT 9:00 AM sn 117 rA n I:ohsmit Inc 91 I A-MA A Hour and a 1 Half of Western Tunes ti7 Request Breakfast Roundup World News 1 Cowboy Club NeweWith t 7:25 flhass Time I songs Barry Clarke R Warren News News News Potluck Party Tex Ritter Tot) 0 the Morning Nw' Petersen eloyee Jordan C o b ()Coen Brown News ()Arthur Goderity Breakfast Waring and With Doh marleu eb Strthdley Club IProd IMreh Rowe Roundup Jack Slam Aunt °Hearts DisetrA 1411q011-46- 6 ben Alexander rany SRoseirtary Road of Life To re Breneman's Okats Smith Speaks 'SV Warren News Nannt Stories Hollywood Blast I ()Victor lAndlahr — Bing and Bailie - Jenny Belem Trent Oaiso Dmito Perry Phyllis Something for the OW Sunday '0 Mush Ted Malone Ladles Sister Take Glamor Manor — ()Cedric Poster It &Lay ig From Hollywood Ma Perkins Lyrtea by 1orratna Cent Summertime I Club Tiro Art Baiter Young Da Malone 413elleve It or Not llingin gam eddy 1:inward Band e)Guld Ing Light Elecond Mrs 4N a Burton for Over the Day Today's Children ()Queen Wonien In White Mason From Hollywood Pence )Perry Baekt Lon Joorney a full my True manquerade 0Martto EliockMURIC--Lurie Hour of All Matiriguera Light of the World Hymn 1 4007 Corral- -- Old 1 1 1 BILL11--ictine- 1 1 i ) pLUS : 1 1 I I - It& e:00 It: 1 IS Bros taxi 8 :3 0 :4 6 41 Kick Kb— Black To Cleo It Watcher °Moo and Musts Hew Digest Alarms Klub Klub Time and 7:00 7:15 Mar Jed 7:30 7:45 IP :00 8 :I 0 Clayton ST 1070 South Temple and Lt H 8:30 TREMONTON—Funeral aervicea G Thorup son of Louis for etn Northtt heart ailment un 18 Thorup nines 8 A5 8:45 HAIM 66 Robinson Ezra N Dkieriekaen who died Sunday ten( 17 115 Edith ave recently were gradBearh Cat: coronary occlusion June morning evil be conducted Tueaday at IP :Corp Booms ot Sionotaga el 9:00 rtork—FA nos K yi ( Preece ) 3 2195-9t- h an- uated from the air command and 1 pm in the Tremonton First ward chapel Dr Stiles 9:1 5 0:18 of th Church of J NUS Chrurt of Alit URI suffered in automobile East staff school Air university Max- day Morning Songs 9 :30 9 :3 0 I Saints by Wayne Sandill hishoP June 17 einent lajuriee c4 WWI Merrill Data 221 Araley---afelv- in Malodl 0 :4 6 I 70 well field Ala 9 Lit 5 June 16 pneumonic asbe will who Col Collins Cookie with 1 0:00 artwrialit---hiarion 47 Nese York City Thorup 10:00 Served ertth Verve 1 1 0:1 6 Julko IS nerve utisinteenation 10:15 1 signed to duty with headquarters 423-2n- n 11 committee Salt Lake City Cham- genet-ala-litoopeivalli—Erice Mews 74 East ral 10:30 Tor 0:30 services June 1 army air forces as assistant chief Hoot Lao Sand 1 0 :4 o ber of Commerce they want uremia 1 0 :4 5 Smith Billet 75 of Riverton 14 err- -- Eliza beth 99 of Nephl a Preseley the is be will of staff air 1 conducted at graduate Monday someone who v111 work honestly Comniications of a fall June 20 Wurrarnouvo Moro 11 :00 IT the Riverton Second LD ft ward 1100 78 175 f: 21st South University of Utah and during the Nielson—John for what he is paid In the retail coronarie tug Ideiodles ' with Binhop T A Callicolt 1 1 :1 6 I 1 i :INS chapel Jun 19 overseas 38 months Pow Tun Parade 11:30 1 7 officiating rriencle may call at 5 the field however appearance and T 177 N 8th war spent Nsirsh—l'homea Hnry to Nowa Torn residnoe from p Lito Monday family p Ivory 1 1 i45 with the Eighth air force in Engcoronary occlusion June 19 EL 9 pm end Monday prior to services personality also rate high in em- West Leisis--no53 391t West land E cemein Interment Jordan th south attributes June 13 Afternoon Programs Temple pnettmonle New York City corrobo- ploye tery will be under direction of tb Col Monay is a graduate of Hos 93 939 S 2nd West In general agreement with other rimers-Inc:leGoff mortuary 15 rates to age Jun Carlstons belief in that officials Nese Noon Mr Pinches feels that 50 Springville the University of Utah where he —Joeepti Samuel BYTKEWAT--frune- ral Nowa Petersen Can Be Basin AU Churches 19 flelela of industry placed per- Inostars Ittu America's No 1 t 12:00 services wilt 12:00 Hymns Nu and heart ailment June 15 was with affiliated Sigma be — West held Out Golden Mrs W Disc of Mour for Perkins school Sarah Elisabeth and Fletcher News Cousin experience' 111te 1 knowledge Jockey 94reemost---Jsco2:115 83 LiI 317 It at Theta Tau fraternities Peter 12:15 ilset the Band sonality at the top in choosing Kendrick Bytheway Monday at 130 His last Young City News KALI Ray Pays Your 12:30 as such: except in the heart ailment June 15 12:30 L D the at 8 24th erruneera Scholastic record and grades technical ward pm 3LY 11usic chapel Tune Dreams A pilneion---Maleo-lm of to "c2totte 9 Pt Parer! 40 Favorita Weatera John station was Rome air dtpot Rone Happinass 1st West and 6th North sta with 1246 1248 fields are not too Yoceus counts head trinities ufberea In experience followed in highly engineering Gardiner officiating Trib-TBishop Owen and Victoria New N Y Wits Two R Line t1--- st but that desire and attainautomobile accident June 13 1:00 Party 1:00 Friends may call at the White important order Sarum Cbeckerboord Jam ILisBoic Hour§ find TtUrt7 Walter Kiernan 1:1 b 1:16 Sunfuneral home 124 8 4th EastChapal are IBackstage B L Flanagan director state ability to learn V Of Winters Minute Woman's C EDI Edwin Page to 3 6 from and 1:30 pmMonday day 1:30 Song And Danes Time to Dream — Ernest M Hanson assistant Await Do from 10 am to 1 pm Interment prodiatabl i :45 1:46 i will bit in the Salt take City cemetery superintendent Salt Lake City Oirl Marrias Ins& KALL a Star Parade (P White-under direction of the Viouse Party g Anytnists 2:00 schools relates that employers Faces Lilo I man June aot) Can Ramon l'41e I 2:00 eiPost Box Music mortuary 2:1 2:15 Siam Ken Centennial (7i3Orand and want persons who will do more Rathey Spotit 2:30 la0ThrietionlaH—0et tPPlitaigileklElarrell 11 HAIrcia — Funeral 2243: serviren for the West (Z)Meet the Miscue KALL of 2:45 minimum than the PerRichard Hatch — required 072010670Da Salt Lake City and vicinity—Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesson Clayton of Mr aril hire 0: i Prewin a Pot of sonal qualities character and genwith Tex Ritter (i'Erie asrereld News 3:01" flight in Rhthm dWbat's Doing Lap 3:00 of Soil E JP00 SouthCisyton Hatch will AU News In tne Take Jim boat Cactus Mune end 54 dies? 77 (CWinnee and low Tuesday moring 3:15 eral capacities are usually more day Warmer High Monday be h14 Monday at 1:30 pm In the : Record kilt Parsee I 5:15 Aunt Mary 4 deftride and 0mi:en— visiting favorite a:311) 3:30 iimportant — Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with scattcred than specific knowlIwstb 145j atrove Utah western music From motiywood Eiglei 014131C: tett 04Itobt Trout News 4Dr Paul t 11:46 3:46 a' V nen a Mill of Creek the belief ward edge Expressing ft general offal Warmer High Monday 72 to 82 and near I Milady's Journal as becret Jack for Jill—Cash td Blosit ‘'' Ines Friends may call at the 4:00 mot' Mr Hanson feels that a minimum thundershowers Tuesday 44:4162 ArLawditensaottennnlyeautedisen Alers Wu Works :NeWoman'a Bandmaster and Music Sundae evening and Monday tnery 55 1 4:16 45 to Low 93 in "Dixie" morning Tuesday f SLis Muria of Montant Jaasne—Wtin for most positions is Lads services Interment in the Sawa Dance Time Story prior to Burial requirement 4:30 Out West— Gardens Euneral diStories and aatensi Elysian their w I Bit tat 'Way Songs 0000000 Tracy a school 4:46 4:46 education and ale high that rector Allen Idaho—Partly cloudy Monday boil y CHART ' '6' AirFull of Vont Raw Kenny litaltst teTerrY and PLratea iittrouquet for You college training will be requisite and Harrigan 1 6:00 i A:bunuerTn Eu:IPEILATURE HIgrs Low Prm with scattered — Funeral aervices for A Story In a 6013S MARSH 1 News Tuesday ords 4:1 t tilik King a in V 6:16 46 Tr 5:16 P steadily increasing H MonThomas proportion will Marsh be held iHop In Music Fashions Princess Groovis Parade Bands Jack t Story 73 daTnatrong 63 56 Atlanta 6:30 6:30 of employment openings 1 showers near mountains in north Bismarck- - N D EL V day at 1 pm in theN 34th LDS Nesse: 6:65(2A:teary Mix Kaltenborn Rita and Bits Jad 72 74 of 58 Mamma 6:46 6:46 131 ward at 3th chapel 19 47 k P'i ' ' '''0 1 - "L Thaddeus M Evans will offiand west portions Monday and L'ocirozi 79 55 1 4' ciate Friends may call at the mortuEvening Programs 63 Tr t ikButte 34 EL 2nd East Saturday and ary 235 k '' ' 1836 56 IP M 4 to 8 pm and Mon4 through mountains generally Cheyenne Sunday from -- 777111210EP":17-) PM 63 85 Chicago rt''"---- lheatest to m tiLl services Interment la Howard day prior Barlow's Into—nom Jtve V 60 II:00 I LoneTO Ranger °Edwin C NM Cincinnati 64311 t with Warmer sii dibe the wtil Monday under i Tuesday CityOf cemetery e — Orcbsstra Edition Sliver Before I Denver 61 40 105 ISRadtto rive after Sports 6:16 11:16 rection the Kingdon mortuary alti- Ettiruoti Victor Borg Show 78 59 3000 to the 85 IVIAIns 1r Abobt below feet of it Wand Serenade 1 eLeavo P''' Z high 604:305 8:30 ' dirt CA 1 Minn 72 — 54 With B NITLSENI Listennt Goodman All Fun for Funeral services for Girls 4 News &lid Sparta Lan ‘ I 8:45 47 Junction 04 66 tude and 78 - to 85 above that Grand Fiansine Crosby Nielsen will be held " Las Vegas : 59 95 i N NN I i end 68er Guild Players 4Contented Hour Headline Edition 13 noon in the Larkin at Fishing Top Tunes in West Tueoday Orbs 7:00 COSTIIIIITAL 7:00 otsâtrairce level i 47 18 't Logan 1 i'" era Muria with Percy Faith's Ora: mortuary chapel Friends may call Hunting Club 7:15 trite You Want l 7:15 ?moat 78 hos Angeles 59 ILDE 1 the 4 to at from Shaw L Dr Hawk to Tea mortuary Motaday Ritter WithLeve Q Cousin "' 7:30 (Bob Ray Miami 94 74 15 7:30 8 pm and Tuesday from 10 am I 71- -rising Minneapolis The Westerners Valentine Lead a kland OOOOOOOOO 7:46 80 68 (Lem 01 7:45 until time of services Interment in '"N4 ''D temperatures Monday New Orleaus 92 75 the Burial di under — Elysian Tails Thomas Over Behead' gardens Tex Drs Your A It Lewis Orch Ne Jr 1)1ovooll OPuiron 0 :00 Song Stylist New York Cty 60 83 8:00 rection of the Larkin mortuary no' J Taylor rDJack Eolith Elbow Snail We Waits aMb Barry Wood 72 01 50 0:16 1 Atriana Trio News ieHenry 8:16 and tigiaenoma City cloudy Wyoming—Partly arriti-Tel- e : I Elbow News — Davis to Damao PLERSON Bar ('12Joan 88 lime Funeral for by Treasury Tr Agent services 75 Plays 0:30 0:30 A - dir a F B I Drama John L Pierson 448 Blair at will Toe Tap Ethythms :sr World Nowl 8:153 77 02 Omaha 71 Baseball 1 warmer Wartnup Monday e llater - 111:1Friends May 'view Phoenix 95 ' ' In — Clock room Gold ttis at Piano the Bilasehall Doctor Game— 36 44 73 Pocateilo CifetATntisnSUPerrafanc1100 mortuary Telephone &Crime Hoer 0:00 Wrb9 Stylings 0:00 Wtemerer you neel a quick !: Ij F--Although light rain showers Portland P 7th South Funeral directors 75 54 Voorhees Oren C Mammy Salt Labe Bees Monarchs ot IS 11 0:15 :1 I ' 8:15 49 85 thortuary Peeeret Polka moo ettErldential' loan— without of over Ann:rear- most Falls BanctutO of roe:: Attrthday Wings Party Oloner Song 4 0:30 e Wyoming esteem 9:30 persisted es "lake :' 82 38 Caere vgTw4lay de- Ed Stoker Organ Paul Weston with - Funeral nerviest for INTRA-V0:45 Rock Springs 38 01 54 ary red tape drop orIn and skies nod deteriersemie ammo 007 I54 g AllarYCCPUlartina 2:4106 prevailed Sunday clearing Herman Strand will be held Monday Raft Lake 53 Tr inieettean 59 News and Sparta beta shake hands Newt latamp of Molody scription by Mal 10:00 give paw $1 00 tpaboatema moun- San Antonio airport at 1 pm In the Bingham mortuary over 79 and other Utah the Tr Ruse ea elite Billy Quartet Detail requeot Wyman A a j'rgle at iel San Diego 10:15 I with Rev A L Norfloet postaiums 41) 57 f chew Rands and Ballads World Nowa siv broadcast of Dance IData sea Franclica tain states A few very light sc Spotlight on & Star 53 officiating Friends may call at the - 10:30 91 I 10:30 to and Ptio141 Pttrtle in Myth Pioneer OBrian Pat Got your porcy by carling 5:5 Croeby i FiRadi tui league Slog George Bingham spine mortuery Sunday chapel 1046 ocafternoon thundershowers St Louis afternoon nd Monday prior to serv80 Tr 70 Seors-board Neves Orchestra works KALL of ths Platters of 11:00 Ma 4 ice& Interment will be in the Ring- 1 I 00 75 52 curred the mountains of :!attlle Your Choice — 11:15 Sky r I Music ' Small Variety 11:30 l ashiylowstone No62 27 ri2126 1 g from Show V Dance Hollywood phony t45 11:46 E-f ILO TA" TAIYLOR—Funeral b for ernoon Lake Salt weather services were data—Precipitation up temperatures KALL tor Music)— ltuos Morgan one 1160 Club 1g good Night t Z'1 A Full Hour of It J2 noon in the Larkin mortuary Ris °reboot?'" nit diZe for June 293: accumulative 12:15 I 00 precipitation degrees compared with PlePOIN 1 2 32 !I chapel 280 11 south Tmple ?Honda since Oct 1 the Top Popular Time to Dream BOSTON BLDG OOOOOOOOOO 0 Precipitatinn 519 112:00 12:30 !those of the call may at the at excess gundaY mortuary accumulative 1642: prac444 1 previous Stake Lak-1- 110 day Tunes of the Dal' Coatinentel 000 12:4E) (1285J Noun from 4 to 8 pm and Monday from DIAL 44353 ' Runiee Good News sunset 12:55 8:03 Good 4:57: 1111“ ' bright Night 1:00 10 am until time or services In1 every reporting station ExpectedMonday lid IV terment City cemetery under dire maximum TT zPcted mini'Yi tically ?mate-- 43 in the west East First Narth Mutest Gail latennotoatelas 1240-40- V0 LOIS of the Larkin mortuary Promo: 1231)—ACAL trice: 1230--4Vmum 1$4 Oidem Loges 1430--100 Mereillowe—Edward - i " '' 4D I L 1 1 Sant - HALL IN SALT LAKE Intrentn i Moore 5 1 IKALL-- "viten lesterenountals All ricuitur News and Weathar Yaws Patrol r ft AI 1947—(MST) Rock? Mountain - I onn YEnnt9s 23 June Monday 3 0 network I -- at61 MST KLITA-3- 70 1 Schaffer Joseph POCAT'ELT0 Ida —Tumoral serrteensfot ----4 ADVERTISEMENT Ik 1 1 i t‘ THRU FRI 9 AM s 1 CBS newscaster Listen to ic s 1 Fait Lake Friday al415 pm eett he conducted City in the LYittutton 'Preens-termchurch Monday at 2 pm by Rev itactiat4 A Jones pastor itt - I a dramatic serial—as Wendy Warren glamorous newspaperwomantlikes you from the news microphone right into her own thrilling life story I Don't raise this exciting new radio Idea with Douglas Edwards !amid MON Jennie Downs Painter EVANSTON Wyo—Tuners! services tor Mrs Jennitt Downs Painter lb litho died nt time en the air to ler the frst a show combines headline news graelloy d - Ellis - on and the I1 Mrs- - Lorraine W I nFAFIREti 1 L2e::1 of her ward kt'ell" society 1 Christian E Bassani Bard tl 7 0 Stella Smith flaking 1 I1 - - one-mon- Infant Householder S 1 Schaffer 06 1215 IL etts wee- I Joseph lost laid tall while In the Isaind OODZIII----Mr- s Florence Isabel Daley Park area and whoseMinting wait recovered Zimmerman tonne 40 2544 Lincoln eve - the past week will beboty coneluded fennel" died fieturday morning in an Cried hos- at 2 pm In the Sixth ward chapel Churrtt Latter-de- e Illness Oita' after a Josue at of Peints be Christ IIIL In IRO& she Witel born July Taylor homer Satiorneld Tvri011itt ward bishop Weber county a daughter of 4smos Lewis and Mary Elisabeth C Daley tate had remitted in Taylortmost of her life And was K S educated in the county echoola eervIrene In 1924 abe was married to William C lioNTrrimm Xatherine Nvvit&or Moore Zimmerman They menarsted On Die 19 for Mre 1944 she was married to Rodger J Venn 15 Idaho since 1013 who (1461 I In Ylko Nev an Ogden baspita) et yid v afternoon til be conelurtal She was a member of the Chnrch of an ittended :onus Christ of hatter-da- y Saints and was Tuomiar at 2 pm la tho Carnsutsaiut active in the Primary Assn and Relief churta Ogden Tenth I D ward society of theinclude bar husband and the Survivors William song and following Ancelen vary and Frank Charles Lewis daughter': 'TWIN FALLS Ida — Christian Xrnissit Shiriene Florence Zimmerman Ogden a 64 Twin trails resident rhea brother and two staters James DaleY Ogden: Mrs Henry Jensen Harrieville 1937 that( here haturdwy alter a bruit and Mrs John Paver° Sr Taylor 'Fuels-da- y Funeral services will be conducted Sone funeral at 2 pm in Lindquist V chapel by Arthur G Pledger former LD 8 bishop T)RICICS Tria—Mra Lorraine Wilitartur 2S Diners 414ed incur-da- y Vipperman inSant a Drisza hospital ot a abort Bellows Milt night illness TMPIIM Funeral artier-- will be condor-taservice" for Milton PROVO—Funeral 2 pm in the Drtjrg ward chstwi World War II day at or Bellow' Orem Lotter-day Saints Jesus Christ ot veteran who died Saturday In a salt Lake Church be conducted Tuesday at hoepital in will Pharon-Vermothe 2 pm ward Latter-clachapely I of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints by Arch Pulham bishop Of the 1 Vermont L 0 S ward t BINGHAM—Infant Householder on of Elmer J and Willadeen Pope Bodges Householder 20 Hegiund aveli Bingham died Sunday at 325 am in a Salt Lake hospital The child was born Saturday In Bingham and besides his parents is survived by four grandparents Mr and Mn Grant Hodges and Mr and Mrs Beraor J Householder all of Bingham Gravesid services will be conducted Tuesday at 2:30 pm In American Fork call at the farniiy cemetery Friends may home Tuesday from 10 am until 1 pm Joseph i 4 0" She was married to : Mr Snelley Oct 21 ' 1903 in the Alanti LD t4 temple Mrs hal worked sneiley many years in the L D s church crying as provident Florence I D Z Venue nor built the Bryner Brothers service sitation at Heiper This station is now operated by Mr Bryner's son Merrill E Bryner Purviving are his widow and- the tot-21 Iderriii lowing sone and daughters: Dr Kryner Helper Laren C lb yor Columbia: Provo Mrs Evelyn Warner 'Lake Mr Halt Rhsa Marvoni City inOititill Brothers and sisters 'surviving John U Brvner Price James L Bryner Alma Bryner lealt tait City Helper ?Ora Rose la S Anderson and Lillie B Frandsen Price Istra Edith B 8hermick There ate eight 'South Jordan I' b el ahcrc'l ilt e:end rtirgbo()rt settie in Price He married Ella 1sItiy Zabriakis Oct 18 1901 in Price He and his wife moved to Helper in 1001 where they have since made their horns Hi is a member of the L D 8 church 151r Bryner was always active In civic end community affairs and aided In building Carbon county Ho served on the public two years and 01771IcTirribc1 InloPet for school board for several years He was deputy county road supervisor and foreman for the county road at the time the Kenilworth and bishop A M on of Nfr died Sunday hosin a Cottonwood morning meternity he conducted btondgy at 4 pm pita'the vet In Murray cemetery a re a Surviving besides the parent Meter Deanna and a brother Stephen cnt sillatemmp the Church of Jean" Christ of Latter-da- y He died Dec 20 1938 Saints After their merriest they bad resided for atime In Pleaeant Grove returning to Lake"e14n VVI(lItIrn eon was an active member L 0 8 church workings In the Railer oyfeatnthe as a teacher for more than 20 Surrivors include four sons end daufht Lakeview: flterresc'e PSrpnaleing Mrs Spition Harris Mrs Rumel Cregun all of Provo! 14 trantichil a brother dren: three and five stews Parley Lewis Jacobsen and Mrs Dora Bryy both of Provo: Mrs Emil Scott Lou Angeioel Mee Josephine Scott Los Angeles Mrs Johnson Mrs Sarah Williams all of Lakeview conducted Funeral ottrvicee will be Wocineeday at 1:30 pm in the Lakeview L D 8 ward chapel by Alfred Madsen Stoker Neal - - bIL mit3a7118e195toinWtihileiamseiCttaWki °west 7 VV Anticipating returning to college next fall at the University of Colorado Boulder former Allen Folsom son Ensign HughMrs Paul W Folof Mr and som 951 E 9th South recently arrived horn after Pacific fleet Folsom served aboard duty Mr the U S S Mt McKinley flagship for the Pacific- fleet at Bikini and is a veteran of three years naval service His father to supervisor of safety patrols In schools for the Salt Lake -- -" - PROVO—Funeral services for Joseph S Smith 78 Provo resident who died SatClara hoispital urdaya evening In a Provo conducted log operation inwill beProvo services for Mn Clara Stoker Tuesdaymajor 1:30 the First at runral pm Nati 47 former Lehi reaident who died ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ will be conducted Wednesday at of Latter-da-y Saints Friday 2 pm at 280 E South Temple on and a Survivors Include three She was born Feb 8 1900 in Lehi a daughter J George L Smith Tooete of Clara John and Stoker Le G and Smith both Smith Grande dnughter Swaby Mrs: Neal had lived in Lehi until moving Clyde of Provo Mrs Paul Bessie Rawlings to Salt Lake City a year ago Utah county 13 grandchildren Survivors include a son and daughter Vineyard 13 Jack Neal Lehi and Mias Barbara seat and Salt Lake City: two brothers and two meters Mrs Olive Speer Salt Lake City Mn Dorothy White and Harry Stoker RADIO Lehi and John W Stoker West Jordan Friends may call at place of funeral Tueactsy from 4 to S pm and at Os home of Harry Ftoker in Lehi Wednesday from noon to 1:30 Burial will kmi in Lehi city cemetery pm D After live years service as war projects attorney forV the war deBackman partment Milton Salt Lake attorney will leave the service July 1 to resume private Harriet W Brotigh practice NEPHI—Funeral aervices 411 be conMr Backman entere4 the de- ducted Wednesday at 2 pm in the Second closas 1942 service in partment ward chaPal of the Church of Jaime Christ war department of Latter-da-y Saints ing attorney for here for Mrs Illarrit Wyoming WILITMOW engineers in Utahwestern Colo- 84 ievidow arougn Idaho Montana and Of J Broush who died at rado Later he became associate her Saturbums here morning of In-toattorney to acquire real estate clay firmilles Incident an Illness of rights of way and water rights S e and weeks for Bushnell General hospital Hill twoBurial will ba In 1 General field Utah Supply depot Neptil cemetery di- rected by Anderson Remington Arms plant Wendover funeral borne Friends at Ander- army air base Salt Lake army air may callhorn Maobase Tooele ordnance plant Des- funeral day evening and at eret chemical varfare Dugway the feartily residence from 10 war relocation 1Wednesiday proving grounds war cm to time of ery ices centers and other projects Mrs- - Brooch Mrs Brous!) wall BACK TO SCHOOL PitOVO—Mrs Annis Christina Maris Jacobsen Williamson 74 Lakeview Utah MdartyMwT111PamlE41k:Abhrrret Teruowzalld:dreic:esdnef7 county died Sunday morning in the home after an ea- of a son Ernel WilliaMsOm LakeViev4 fol- etentclieude t elldinessaturday lowing a lingering illness In Mt Pleasant Born June 9 153 in Provo she was North ward chapel of a daughter of Lorus t and Marie Christen- cthherisCtbuorct hLaotlef rledsau sen She received her early in I Provo schools and attended Akeducation Saints She to moved academy 25She18714119 I ridajuaatt t her parents and resided there until she s1 "Z : Cakt Trribttnt 15 cf3alt Annie C M J Williamson Helena Christensen Shelley ter-da- TiluytlyvwdolostSortrlic'e Zile Monday June 23 194T HELPER—Funeral services for Enoch Conrad Bryner 70 who died at his home in Helper Thursday morning of a heart a attackIllneas following will be --- long — conducted Monday at c 2 pm In the Price t ' tabernacle Church of ' Jesus Christ of Lat- 1' y IntallabeiV I at biAhopa Helper LDS 4 1 i retired farmer and businessman of '' her Iiilet:71orfilt Oct! 5 oquerville i a non of Hans Ulrich Kuhn I Bnryner He resided i ' ' In kit Cotorge 1 Tonuervilie and thent"La a - DEATHS Light Co on power plants and transmission lines extending from Bear lake Ida on the north to Salt Lake City on the south During World War I he served on the Cache county medical defense committee and was given a medal by the War department for his work in establishing an emergency hospital at the Utah State Agricultural college which took care of hundreds of men rbet411 Assn how In general said Mr Flanagan the second most important employe requisite is a desire to do the work and although appearance and personality are important they rank farther down the scale The saying that I'genius is 10 inspiration and 905 perspiration" is apparently true for many ployert for according to W G Pinches chairman retail trade Utah Power ithe dams canals 21m6114011AlailrooTh CP111041101111 great-grandchildr- ' ton bishop ed 1 Improvement Survivors include five sons iind Vernet and Northree department of employment secur- man Wdaughters DeLos C Ballard Murray ity whose office deals with 10- - and Duane Ballard Mrs Anona 000 17tibi employert hits qualifiand Mrs June Broomhead cations for the particular job Ingalls all of Tacoma Preston R Ballard sought as the paramount factor Richland Wash and Mrs Belva in employment Each lob has its Morris Miami Fla 20 grandchilpeculiar needs and in one instance dren and four personality might be stressed in another stability but the determining factor is the capacity to handle the job or ability to learn Coincident with the joy and rea diploma follow4 trhet at receiving years of prepare ti on and graduation days also Iitut-I- a June more basic serious thought g ir ro Oldest Clerk For LDS Dies at 85 TO PARLEY if-a- - - tootin it ed! hack the '90's had Whist lea This steam powered 4 outfit was no exception Opera-tar- s believed In blowing their 4 whistles too They said it- was a I good way to let off steam histles blawing on steam en- 1 gine were a glad reminder that the industrial revolution wit at 4 hand There were modern times' 4 and progress was everywhere to tee seen—and )eard That's a water barrel on the wagon by the boiler It had to 1 be hauled by horse' and wagon:" The well driller's lot was a dry tee 113 yrork 'Ras rearly always wheris water was needed most but Ed W Jenkins manager of hardest to reach until hia job waa Sears Roebuck 4te Co's Salt Lake done store - will conduct members of to the contributor of Salt Lake Round Table on a tour Acreng this Centennial contest photo V through the company's new retail n Lau-le2547 S State the three outlet iX P at State and 8th South folmen in the picture are IL P Larlowing the group's regular weekly Isen by the derrick Lewis luncheon Tuesday at 12:15 pm by the boiler and R W In Hotel Utah i Hasa on the driver's seat of Ladies of the Round Table will the deLvery WarOrL join Round Table members FriThis rig usually drilled 50 to at 6:30 pm at an annual tO feet a day and its limit was day canyon party at Bolt Elder family l about 300 feet That was quite flats in Mill Creek canyon a hole in those days but not far The canyon )arty is sponsored to go tor water compared to the by a committee composed of C M many miles necessary lOtne place Christensen George B Earl and eset the 'surface Most wells were W Donald Oakes Edward F rot so deep land secretary said Sundly 1 ' ''' s 33 ELKS GOING Yer ?' ""--- 1 t a 2 ' cm-duct- 4 1 opA0 Kid-ma- -- - 1 - ! too e" February 1944 He then married Pearl Spencer on March 5 1946 Surviving are hiA widow a non Rush C Budge and a daughter Mrs Kersey C Riter Logan four grandchildren 16 brothers and sisters Mrs Isabel B Davis Dr Oliver H tit Seth Dr Scott M and Annie Budge Mrs Effie Woole Y and Mrs Rose B Sheppard all of Logan Dr E S Budge North n Hollywood Cal Mrs Alta B Dr Redondo Beach Cal Wallace H Budge Ogden Jesse R S Budge Salt Lake City Alfred Budge Boise Ida Idaho supreme court justice and Frances B Duffin Jerome Ida Funeral services will be Tuesday at noon in the Logan Fourth ward chapel of the Church of Jesuz Christ of Latter-da- y Saints by Theodore M Bur- - - - I7 44"sev 1 1 4' ii "5z- A " - VW' ' )s 1 it ' t --- i Ili ta 4 '" 'U' t ' '''' - :V'''' i- J t- Nt - 111- - ' — !! i - tie ' - ' - i - v - Sti t n - '''- - I '" -4' 4--e- Sete - o e - qtirt 18 A - t t illt 4' ' 4 -J 4 0 t ' - '" A o 4 t ' ' : - - 3 4t o1 trt N 4 - " 5 - t ::-L- - '! - r - - e ' - - eN 1 0' - - t' I - - i ' t '''' 4k o 0 ' t i t 4 4( k v ' '''-- 1 -N I t i - Nk I 1 4 L t Continued from Page 9 t From 1902 to 1905 he was assisted by Dr W R Calderwood who was associated with him pending the ' arrival of Dr Budges brother Thomas B Budge Later he opened the first hospital here in the old Blancard home with five beds and in 1905 ' he and his brother opened the first medical clinic in Utah the third in the UnitedStates - ' ' In 1905 the Budge brothers ) ' a hospital with 18 beds on :I i opened i tt 1st West and Center st and in '''4 4 11908 the Budge Memorial hospital 5g - was constructed a nurses' train4 ' t"' ing school Was added in 1908 Dr Budge served as president ' of the Utah state board of medical Is 411tg000te examiners from 1903 to 1921 and -'' i t'' '"'''''' worked untiringly for higher medical standards in Utah In 1910 e he was chief surgeon for the ' : : Phoenix Construction Co workI ing with a staff of physicians which furnished medical service '' 't - ' to thousands of men working for - I tt 1 Enoch C Bryner - t - Noted Utah Physician Dies At 73 in Logan Home Progress--The- n Tp ng i rs lir 1 1 ei INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER -- Ilm:7------F------- 417 n EC RAC ! iat ? 430 600 i 1 : : ' : ' ' West-Bisho- Irr C Ter ‘ ' 10 l 11 ) Nth 5nced 1 4 rder Zi rico coIik If 646 CONTINENTAL 0 I 1 1 I f 840 Ess 1 Emergon 046 - - p D 91! 1 kiile 1 - A- vs: s 1 1 1 1 r'ben — ' 1 str 1 t ' i ! t I 1 - 1 1 NU t V a ‘ - I 1 Iton17tvogr!INmr-- ' -- - - - - t - - - 0100r 1 1 : t '