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Show THE LEADER. Tremonion. Utah 29. 1954 Thursday. April OBITUARIES New V.F.W. Officers Bert Gibson Dies After Illness, Buried Monday 1 1 'Ik . i f I i " Jl Recently installed as officers of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars; Post are, seated: Boyd Winn, senior LeRoy Thompson, commander, and Gordon Bronson, quartermaster. Standing: Joe Thomas, chaplain; Lynn Thomas, service officer; Ted Lott, adjutant and Eddie Chadwick, junior Outgoing commander is Jack Winn Jr. Vice-Command- I f Election Mrs. Nels Petersen Buried Thursday Funeral services were corw ducted Monday afternoon in the Bothwell ward chapel for Bert Euriah Gibson, 83. who died Thursday after a long illness. Bishop Deloras Stokes conduct ed the service. Anna Anderson played the prelude and the Bothwell Sing ing Mothers sang two numbers, "Sometime We'll Understand, and "I Know That My Redeem er Lives." Clyde Anderson gave the invocation and Eleda Vee Stokes gave the obituary and a tribute to Mr Gibson. Speakers were Maynard Summers, Max Anderson and Bishop ctokes. Jackie Lee Stokes played ,;Gom' Home'as a cornet solo and Sophie Woerner and Helen Harrison sang "The Old Rugged Cross." The benediction was give . Ly Koicoe Anderson. Burial was in the Riverview Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary and the grave ".S dedicited by Clai'-'iicAndersen. Mr. Gibson was born Aug. 19, 1870 in Hamberg, Iowa, a son of Jacob and Sarah K. McDowell Gibson. He was reared in Iowa and came to Utah in 1898, settling in Bothwell. He married Josephine Nichols Per. 1, 1899 in Brigham City. in They moved to California 1902, and returned to Bothwell Funeral services for May Madsen Petersen, 75, wife of Nels R Petersen who died Monday in Salt Lake City were conducted Thursday at Harvard ward and graveside services were held before burial at Riverview Cemetery the sanf; dav. Mis. Petersen was born in Cunn.son Jan. 24, 1879, a of Mr. and Mrs. Vbor Madsen. She was married to Nels R. Petersen in Price, Julv Uu-fchte- r . 12, 1939. She is survived by htr hus-Lan- d, three daughters and two Fons by a former ma'f'aiie, Scouters Name Boy Scouls Hold - MIRRORS Special for Mother's Day 10 Top Troops CARLSON GLASS SHOP c First Aid Fair n, two-dee- p Karl Jensen Loses Wesl Point Bid FORD MERCURY Spring Into Summer Buys We Must Move Fast! MENS LONG or SHORT SLEEVE 6.95 Inspect fan and generator No Chg. belts and test battery 'IT'S SERVICE THAT COUNTS' Take Your Car io Carr JOE CARR S 2.-- - Perce Petersen Voted Chairman Of County Demos Parts Extra Phone 350 E. 2221 Main Tremonion. Utah Perc Petersen, Brigham City businessman, has been elected chairman of the Box Elder County Democratic organizat- ET fimil!i:il!!i!!;!!lll!lll!iilllW ion. TELEFACTS Elected with Mr. to serve Petersen as county vice chair- Three wrestling matches will be presented Friday night at the national Guard Armory at Garland in a fight card promoted by Kenny Mayne. Headlining the card is a midget wrestling match with Sky Low Low matched against Pee Wee James Semi-fina- l event will put Chet Wallich and Benito Gardini in the ring. Billed as a special event is a match between Treach Phillips annd Dave Reynolds. The bouts will start at 8:30 o'clock. woman is Mrs, Thurza N. Moves, also of Brigham City. Other officers include Omer Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Puzcy Call. Brigham City, secretary, of Magna spent the weekend as and Thomas Matney of Treroon-toat the Garland Puzey guests treasurer. home. Other guests over Sunday selwere 18 Some delegates C- W. Bishop c were Mr. and Mrs. ected to attend the state of Cottonwood convention in Salt Luke n. - D.m-oemti- - rr K.Ay, May 29. " Tney include Joh, I.arsen, Mr and Mrs. Orson A C'hrister.-stn- , nnur Call, N. V- Watkins, Joseph G. Toombs, George A. Nielsen, Thurza N. Moes anJ all of Brigham Mr Harold J. Reesv, Bear City; River City; Eph Petersen. East Garland; Floyd WoodA'nrJ, Promontory; J, J. White, Garland, Emery Wight, Brigham R F D; D. G. Nelson, Snowville; Howard Glenn, William A. Adams, and Hannah B. Tremonton. Nicholas, Willard. - Dick Ruckcr To Open Body Shop 1 Although classed as a "minor switch," the devices shown here perform four seperate jobs. The switch rings any one of ten parties on a line, automatically stops ringing if the party being called doesn't answer, cuts the conversation off after five minutes, and clears the timing mechanism for long distance calls. More than 500 wires feeds each of the three units pictured here. It's all part of the com plicated mechanism necessary to provide you with telephone service. . DEAR RitfER TELEPHONE CO. An Independent, locally owned business VINCENT CHIODO, Manager u A new body and iender shop will open for business in Tremonton on May 1, announced Dick Rucker, proprietor. The business will be established in the shop formerly operated by Carey Ford Inc., located between Tremont and First East Streets on First North Street. Mr. Rucker was formerly associated with the Riverview Garage. clean-u- 2.00 p COSTUME JEWELRY 50 Donald ENTIRE STOCK SPRING GROW 1 large group of nylon fleece shorties in pastel .A colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Blaine and Patricia Nalder, now of Ogden ar proud parents of a baby born April 29. The little has a brother t home. Lep-l- Hull tne yirl miss s Vaughn and Ora Roche Lewis 'J hatcher havr of a ne.v "n FOURTH WARD SETS born April 29 weighing 10 lbs 12 MOTHER'S PROGRAM 4 ounces. The baby makes I wo A program observing Mother's of each kind for the couple. Ilobson Day will be presented by Tremonton Fourth Ward Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ilobson School Sunday at 11 a.m of Malad announce the arrival Regular testimony meeting of a son born to them Saturday, will be held following the their second child. Mrs Ilobson was formerly Mis9 Clcone Clcgg. WOOL FILLED SATIN QUILTS 17.00 48 Aft JLJLaJJ GROUP 3 All wool fleeces in spring colors Short and finger tip lengths. 10 to 18 . 13.00 0W in WIDE NOVELTY DRAV DRAPE FABRIC T.50y. A loosely woven net type fabric, with non tarnishing gold thread decoration, modern and extremely 'smart, make your own draperies ask us how to do it. REDUCED TO CLEAR! WOMENS and GIRLS MENS DENIM WOMENS DENIM bed size, duced, All woor Rurls; and novelty nubs,, soft fleeces. In waist and hip length . 7.50 heavy satin quilt with all wool batt. Re- 2 styles.Sizes io to is. 1.00 Special purchase, fine tricot knit elastic leg panties. Sizes sm. med, lg. FisTI - SHORT COATS GROUP fOT 3 REDUCED! SPECIAL! SPORT SPORT SHOES OXFORDS SWEATERS 2.88 3.44 2.50 Mens durable denims in navy blue, with heavy crepe rubber soles. Sizes 6 to 10&. A complete clean-u- p of spring sweaters, pullovers or cardigan styles. Sizes 8 to 14. and 22 to 38. Womens espadrilles i n blue surf or brown denim. Crepe soles. 4Vs to 8. TODDLER BOYS Sizes 1 to 4. Washable, sanforized summeer cotton pants, with bib fronts. 1.00 WOMENS COTTON A special group of slightly soiled wash cottons. Reduced to clear. Save! 2XX) Unlined sport corduroy jackets in rust or royal. Sizes 8 to 14. 5J30 CORDUROY JACKETS Womens sizes 10 to 16 in green, greys and rust. Drastically reduced. 400 WOMEN'S ALL WOOL A beautiful WASH FROCKS WOMENS SPRING CORDUROY JACKETS GIRLS SPRING Starr and Yone Kasahaia Starr of Ogden. a boy April 27. The couple also have a girl in Japan. Borgstrom Boyd and Melba Borgstrom of Thatcher now have two boys and two girls, since the birth of a second boy April 25. PANTIES Summer Costume Jewelry in white necklaces and earrings to match. As BE B VM S Roberts Twins Lydia Shuman Roberts and her twin sons arrived home from the hospital this week to be greeted by her husband,' William and the other r.ix members of the family. The twin boys weighing 5 pounds 15 oz, and 7 pounds 2 oz were born in a Lcgan hospital April 24. The Roberts family with our boys and four girls live in i remonton. RAYON of Spring Sport Shirts. Long sleeves and short sleeve styles. Sheer nvlong. cottons and rayons, pastel to dark, tones, sm. med, lge. All Teduced to clear. A complete SPECIALS for FORD and MERCURY Owners Grant, Groaners On Garland Card WOMENS TRICOT KNIT SPORT SHIRTS SPRING 5S INSTAL ATION FREE The top ten Scout and Explorer Units of the Golden Spike Scout District for the first quarter of 1954 were announced by ATTEND MAUGIIAN and Committee the District FUNERAL Commissioner's staff. Troop 132, sponsored by the Local people who attended Riverside LDS Ward, scored 255 points out of a total of 430 . The Boy Scouts of Bear Riv- funeral services for Mrs. Jesse er and South Bear River Stakes to head the top ten Scout Troops Wellsville Friday will have the opportunity to at- Maughan at in the District. Scoutmaster is tend a First Aid Fair, Friday included Mr. and Mrs Guy Russell Capener. Mr. and Mrs. Jule liar Number one Explorer Unit is night, April 30, and will re- Ballard, ceive sufficient information to ris, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller Post 609, sponsored by the Willenable them to pas3 their mer- Mrs. Parley Archibald and Mrs Ward Carl Olson is LDS ard it badge tests in health and Howard Glenn. Mrs. Maughan the Explorer advisor. They scorwas the mother of Norman in 1924. safety. ed 233 points out of a possible Maughan. Surviving are his widow, one 53D. The fair is under the diMrs. Emil (Nora) daughter, The ratings w.Te based 0 rection of Dr. George C. Fick-liboth of Bothwell, 4 Kupfer first class or advancement, health and safety chairman MANNA IIOLLEY IS grandchildren, 7 great grand- above, "Boys' Life" subscriptof the Golden Spike District. It children and 1 great, great ions, will be held in the old gym at WCTU RADIO SPEAKER leadership, top grandchild, 3 half brothers and leaders trained, days and nights the Bear River high school, beDianna Hollev will h thf 3 half sisters. camping, representation at distginning at 8 p.m. speaker on Mrs. Axel Freder- rict roundtables, and representAll scouts and leaders ot this lCKsen s w. T. U, radio pro ation at district meetings. area are urged to take advan- gram Sundayj. at 8 a.m. over Following Riverside in the tage of this training. Station KBUTI. Troop ratings were Troop 109, Willard. 203; Troop 103, BriKarl Jensen who has been gham Third, 189; Troop 139, under consideration for an ap Tremonton Second, 184; Troop pointment to the U. S. Military 125, Garland First, 180; Troop Sixth, 163; Troop Academy has received a letter 106, Brigham Tremonton 143, 161; Third, from Douglas Representative TUNE-U- P Stringfellow, reporting on his Troop 110, Perry, 160; Troop status. Karl was informed that 128, Elwood, 137; and Troop he had passed all the examin 135, East Garland, 126. Behind Post 609 were Post ations given to determine intel610, Perry, 212; Post 631, FieldAll Models to and Including 1953 m lectual qualifications with high 203; Post 633, Plymouth, ing, exa b honor, rigid physical Post Here's What We Do: 642, Stone, Idaho, 143; 16i; Reg. amination had disqualified hi r. Post 608, Honeyville, 121; Post on a recurre nt .liver conditio. Test Compression ...$1.20 632, Riverside, 120; Post 638, $14.45 was told im Karl that with Clean and Space Spark Plugs 1.20 provement in that condition, he Howell, 118; Post 606, Brigham Clean and test air cleaner 75c VALUE would be eliglMe for entrance Sixth, 95; and Post 643, Tre4.40 Overhaul Distributor to the academy ticxt year, if he monton Thirds 92. 4.80 Overhaul Carburetor all for would h'..e to take advantage of 80c Clean and Test Fuel Pump the appointment at that timo. Only Pull Wheel Inspect Brakes ... 80c Karl is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 50c State Safety Inspection Fph Jensfr.. vice-command- held on the 25th day of May at the City Offices of the City of VISITS GRAND Tremonton to determine the DAUGHTER question above stated. By order of the City Council Mrs. Conrad Steffen spent a To such qualified electors of this 29th day of April, 1954. week in Salt Lake City with the City of Tremonton, County .Jesse M. Day, Mayor. her son Tom, his wife, Lavona of Box Elder. State of Utah, as and their new daughter. The shall have paid a property tax new parents brought the baby in the year 1953 on property FOR QUICK RESULTS and drove Mrs- Steffen home situated in the city limits of USE LEADER WANT ADS Saturday. said city; Wherefore, it has been decided by the city council of the said city of Tremonton to submit the question of incurring a bonded indebtedness in the sum of Fifteen Thousand and no 100 ($15,000.00) Dollars for the purpose of developing that certain spring situated in Deweyville, which spring and surrounding land is the property of said DISCOUNT of Tremonton, to increase city the needed water supply owned and 4 operated by said city, and an DOOR MIRRORS WALL MIRRORS order having been made by said city council that the matter of MIRROR TOP TABLES MANTLE MIRRORS incurring bonded indebtedness be put to a vote and decided by said qualified electors of the City of Tremonton; and Wherefore, it is ordered that notice be hereby given said qualified electors that a special Tremonton 15Z West Main Phone 2171 election by secret ballot will be Notice Of Bond group of Spring styles. Jackets in nubs and tweeds Can be worn as coats. All wool skirts to match. Reduced. SUITS CLEAN-UP- ! ASSORTED COLORS. 1 Ox. Skeins 100 NYLON HAND KNITTING YARN SPECIAL GROUP1 REDUCED Girls Shortie COATS Sizes 3 io 14 All wool shortie 35.00 and full length coats in fleeces and novelty weaves. Reduced. 25 10.00 Rummage Table Bar sains |