Show - : :' ' - :' i 4' i ' 1' LI :: - 1 ' i ' ' I ' : ' ' ' l '' ' f i - - - V4 ' i ' - NTAter I Store'-—I- ' - : Bids fors Timpanogos Area Iletoi'ds Best Cover sin :Years ' t ' 1 I ' on Hill Field Engineers Prepare for Bids i Water and Sewage Plants and ' Field 'Work at -Wendover 9 Ogden Plants ' : l' Radio Equipment ProposalsI Go Before OffidalL ! ' -1 ' : ' - - Tribune Intermountatnt Wire ' and specifications are be HILL FIELD Davis County—'--Planenrineer'eortis offices for an early call in the army Ing prepared ' of sewitge construction for the ii for bids disposal plant at Hill li ' Tribune1Interrtiountain Wire in field armyair depot ' Paul Hack charge of construction for AMERICAN FORK --- Promects ' II the engineer e4ps said Thursday I water supply for farmof an ample are plans fore Also being ers of north Utah county appeared a similar completed - will b4 opened at IA a-- in and the at Wendoverbombplant for 1941 than for the past plant bids ordennaeraet-dielping areft and for water auPPIY Ogidi a In "even years acCording to a survey bl at both places of imowfall and precipitation on plants Water distribution :'nes and de- the American Fork canyon water pot sewer tines already are well on the way to completion at Hill o iled' by Thomas A WalkerI tional parks ranger at Timpanogos field under combined W P A labor and force ' - ' - W - 1 ' J IT be-tte- r i4 i- Ogden Building H aave camp On the Timpanogos loop divide with an altitude of 8200 feet there Is a snow cover of 4787 inches with a water content of 1089 - Inches Last figures were ' 176 Inches of year's snow and 178 Inches average of water The seven-yea- r at this point is 2992 inches of snow and 641 inches of water Total precipitation at Timpanogos cave camp since October 1 1940 Is 782 inches and for Derember 344 inches compared to 355 inches and 106 inches for the eorresponding period last year At the loop divide total precipitation since October 1 Is 1334 inches and for Deoegnber 662 Inches compared to 558 inches and LAO inches for like periods in 1939 ' Other observations made by Mr Walker are that the water content of the snow cover is greater than of any year since measure ments were started the precipita lion Is greater for December arid the period since October 1 at both precipitation stations than for any preceding year on record and there has' been a great deal of drifting In the snow for this time of year with an unusual number of allow slides - - Rate Doubles account Out linee Needs It now becomei necessary Mr Hack said to provide fort culinary water 'lot the field and- - also a sewage treatment plantw By- July 1 2942 it la expected there wilt be 8400 civilian workers stationed in addition to a small' at army Air corps group Mr Hack also said progress is being Made in plans for early construction of landing and takeoff facilities and fencing at Ogden's n e w municipal airport in Fairmont southeast of Ogden "I understand the city will have trouble cleared up by Hill-fiel- - ' right-of-w- ay Hack said "UnJanuary 15'1':-Mder these conditions things resity Ionic good for beginning work at the municipal airport by our corm" Takes Merge The army engineer Corps also will have charge of all construction at the Ogdenairport in which recently allotted C A A funds will be used Plans are being prepared for work at begin:noon Bids' wiU be opened Friday at the Hill 'field headquarters of Lieutenant: Colonel Elmer G Thomae for quartermaster — constructing army building at all other projects except' Riff field and Wendover bombing range for 51 temporary barracks buildings at Boulder City Nev And for construction of a 'black powder' pelleting plant at ordnance depot 'LOGAN—Normal water gar- Ogden: '' The Nevada conetruction bide age conditions on the Logan river watershed and five times greater than on January 1 1940 were reported Thursday byl George D ' Clyde dean of the engineering school at Utah State Agricultural' - college in his first moisture reof the year port -The fall of 1940 has ibeen somewhat above normal' in pre' cipitation on the valley floor" Mr Clyde said "The early rains Tribune Intermountain Wire which occurred in September and PROVO Jacob Coleman of October largely overcame the deficiency of soil moisture in the Provo who assumed the governor water sheds which resulted from district of of the Utah-Idah- o the prolonged droutit during the ship on WednesInternational Klwanis summer of 1940 of his chairmen the announced fallday snow has 'Athough little en on the valley floor to date various district committees as folthe cover on the high wstersheds lows: of northern Utah is practically Agriculture Jay Pierson of normal as- indicated by the snow O Ray Weiser Idaho attendance cover measurements made on Mount Logan December 30 These Craven of Pocatello Idaho boys measurements show a water con- and girls work Dr Frank Horton tent in th snow cover of 33 84 of Nam Pe Idaho business standand 91 thches of water in snow M Rogers of Salt Lake storage at elevations of 7000 ards Orson MOO and 9000 feet respectively claisilication and memberCity The snow contains approximately ship G 111 Crabtree of Idaho Falls five times as much water as it dtizenship R J Vaughn of Helper did-- on the day last year Pub lidty Earle Ir Gardemann of snow cover of Measurements have 1been made on Mount Lo- Salt Lake City club extension gan since 1213 and the snow cover N Caldwell of Caldwell this year is approximately equal Hugh Idaho interclub relations Ray J to the average of that period The Dawson Of Layton Kiwanis educasoil moisture conditions are much tion Horace H Bedstrom of Twin better than they were a year ago Falls Idaho laws and regtilations but the holdover supply in star-a- Walter W Steed of Layton public reservoirs is much less than affairs M S Peterson of Midvale in 1940" Music Albert J Southwick of Salt Lake CIty1 underprivileged children Zed 141 Foy of Boise Idaho vocational guidance De Voe Woolf of Salt Lake City finance B H Young of Price and convention program Sterling M Ercanbrack of Provo Other district officers who assumed their posts with 'Governor Colemanon Wednesday were: Leroy Olsen of Provo secretary and lieutenant governors Study City Change' Itaymond Walters of Price first district IDAHO FALLS Idaho—r-Invesof Logan seccmd district tigation of &telly manager form Nelson Dr F A Kalusky of Buhl Idaho of government for pouible adopdistrict and Edson Beal of tiii by Idahoa Falls wasofbegun third Idaho fourth district Mrs Nampa comd chamber by 'Thursday committee headed by Celia Van Cott of Provo will be ?Tierce Worth-!' Wright former city poet laureate of tho district '' councilman - i t t I i ' - trritwitsla Intermountain Wire OCIIEN — Building permits in Ogderilduring 1940 totaling $1787-in- 837 represent a 100 per cent crease 1 over 1939 records of William Van der Woude city building inspector showed Thursday Newt homes construction amourted to $780250 of this total and chamber of commerce officials expressed a belief that new homes construction in 1941 might go over $5000000 E J Fjeldsted--chamher serretary based the 'estimate on ctivtlian housing needs for three major army ' depots adjacent - to Ogden: Army officials have reported the following figures on probable civilian !employment when the projects are completed: Hill field to be in tfull operation July 1 1942 3400 Wiled and semiskilled civilian small caliber shells plant at Ogden ordnance depot bids for the first of three units of wilch have been called 2000 civilian workets half of whom wilt be womet No estimate was made on the big general supply depot on the northwest Outskirts of Ogden but it is genertilly expected that about 2000 persoris will be employed there Ogden Mr Ijeldsted pointed out will need to provide at least 2000 new housing units Figuring average catqt of these units permits for most Of which will be issued in 1941 likt $3000 total cost of the 1941 Siesidential building program would:be $6000000 he said i r - ' ' '' 1- - :: i ' - - John 'R- Tanner - Joseph John Hill - I Idahh-'—1tise- I - rt kl mile south of here mrIn of startler Si superintendent member of the Mt k: ot A 11' clerk for Frank- Sunday schools and ward lodge No 2 Sheriff's officers who investi- IMoriah lin lie aleo talks a town clark of Frank' and A M oso '' mita lin and had served on an L D Be wee born at- ' gated the deaths said the father ap- Toledo '4- °Won March I ' parently stopped the car covered 27 visaOhioa' aon He marriad Martha ' 'Rowan June 2S Of so endowment house 187S In the the radiator and turned on the en- Frank an 0 Etien t0 f- '‘'''e 4 i Survtving are 12 sons and dauEhters WASHINGTON Jan 2 (R—C E gine:in an effort to thaw out' the Tanner and Mrs Cynthia Gardner He married Emma Parley Hill of A Memel' Novem- Logan Utah:- Joseph J Hill of Berkeley Petro Williamsburg Iowa Thurs- radiator They theorized that the ber ' t of Mrs Ethel Willie Mendolv Utah Cal 17 1911 Idled as they sat in the parked kfre Edith Brown of 'Weiser Charles S Surviving ars hie day sqbmitted to the civil aero- men Mrs Almada Hill Gardner widow of Salt Lake of Fresno Cal: With the motor running of Coalville Utah Golden It Hill of Salt nautics administration an apparent car City: his mother of Mrs of Rachel Utah a Lake Barker Ohio City Sandusky ' Willard IJ tanoG eorge W Hill of Nampa low bid of $297040 for constructsister Mrs Stahel X i t Rut J Ammon Hal Franklin Los Aneeles of Lee Magirie ' ' ' and of Cal anti a 'brother Compton Cat: 43- grandchildren ing a radio beam facility at Ogden ' i three F 0 Tanner of SanMr Tatum' Utah dusky ' R J Kingston 2557 Brinker aveOrsonllyde VILance Novices L Lewis nue Ogden 'Omitted a bid less the Marriagej Licenses GRENRWER apt—Arunseel Mra Rose- Hannah lAstet Lewitt 03 for Orion' Hyda Lanes Ifft Bieck Hawk cost of poles for the radio antenna Salt Lake County Sift Clete street died Thursday at 330 &m war vataran and pionaer of Utah and Arh afternoon at heart ailment sone who died Wednesday in a Salt Lake hospital of The specifications call for seven Lawrence Bram Can 211 7111Atm Eivira Stmtt in the Salt the home of his daughter canoes hi Greenriver incident to age of wood poles on which the Rebekah 'Ake indge Erinds Ronne" Weadel 26 (Iranian ba conducted Saturday st 10 a m Wall & will affair& bidder said he had been unable to in ttiti Greenrivor L D ward chapet of noble m grand past Damns 24 Long Reach Other bidders AliCal obtain estimates illiatiop Garret Burnett Burial wilt be Miriam iodic No 51 by in ithe- Midway common limier direction and served as eo- - of estimated the cost of the poles at Leak Sancer 23 Malt Lake Wallace mortuary of & Utah Ho had been as farmer and agel $1200 and $1500 ' Kingston's bid beka assembly William Hear Pas 26 Riverton: and Greentiver stock raisin' in Dvcbeo r-M mwemat Mary Geneva Nickles 10 Riverton without the poles was $2309 for the greater part of has aerial life during war in Hawk He Black the Cake a GrO fought Norman Re antenna' and 26 of Salt construction of the Ftfth in He is survived by one son Una r166 0r t bar D ft ward Dorothy Nomad Serene 22 Salt Llitel Mrs five Lane Hanksvitto of building to house the facility daughters or in Mahal& Patetismo of She was TAW Sera Mary 21 Salt s - 111 A a- - Slke 1 e - - " : 1 Statistics k 7 a Rog1 58-fo- ot - of 11116 ail-met- a 114t0ir'Lts" Opening !Indicates Progress Airport OGDEN - Opening of bids in A -- Washington D fC Thursday for &instruction of a radio beam facility in West Weber near Ogden marks a major step for the new municipal airport in the Fairmont area southwest of Ogden According to City Commissioner WilliamI J Rackham C A A officials have been in Ogden and vlcinky a number of times within the past few months making a stirvey of conditions to determine feasibility of establishment of a radio beam facility Flying conditions between Ogden and the Knight field area in Wyoming would be made much safer as a result of the new facility C A A officials have indicated the commissioner said Planes would leave the Wyoming field and fly into Utah over the Huntsville area and from there come down Ogden canyon on the new radio beam he said During 'bad weather landing conditions at the Ogden airport would be better than in most areas in this section and flying through Ogden canyon would also be better he ' 'said -- - Lorrelee flontaa ormos: ( Lake Salt halts t Morgan LW 20 Ram Stelavverill larartme Skiellay Joya Royal V Sem is 23 Woods 7: 25 Salmon Idahn lions maysinter Mlles 25 Salt Lake Mad Job 26 Payson: Alma Ruth Harward 17 Payson Slants Zaimam! Jainism 32 Ashland Wig Tanana 31 alturigoon Rota Markaryl Ilayo Wie- 14tVate Wilford Illealas logal a g salt take: Blida Marie Hick s legal age Salt ' Zeno Allay Meryl Walk 211 i i to:raurrlivivrds M Rome tiiirec7::: Henrietta 4(Li Granted Rhoda Elvers Berney hoporral770 riditwleer TThilmrrd North street of eltt111011111IL She bad boos 111 for a yearrn Octobar 15 1902 at Provo She the daughter of Eph and Martha Kira Skinner She bad resided in Provo all hoe life receiving her oducation in tbe Prove schools Sho waa married te lac Sarney Rho was 1 1921 in Provo 3 member of the Pioneer L D 11 'ward and panbesides husband hie Surviving ants are two sons and three dauginers Mrs Elva Caner of Carterville Myria Melvin and Earl Barney et Provo: forms two staters end a brother Walter Skinner mra May Robarta and Mrs Millie Thrusts all of Provo: a half sister' Mr& Neill Laird of Eureka and one grandson Funeral services will be cooductad 13Sum S at 1:30 p m tn the Pioneer L lay ward chapel with Bishop William D Nee men in charge B urial will ire latrall""aet may City Burial park Friendshome imtuarlity the Hatehallutat funeral prior to the ezioline and at the horns PROVO—Mrs irammtillsely rrvies ' - ' William N Pugmire CIURLYa Bear Lake rounty Ittabe Funeral titmice were cooductoi 'Thurs In the L D I charge' for William N FT native of Boar lAke- tounty rugmire who died Sunday fMinr a tong Mama interment was in the it C city mime tary mr Pummire gram bore Augur 111 11a3 In St Chr s iron of Jonathan ay Carotin Pitmire On Oettbar 2 1889 he married Sarah Ann Attract win dia4 eight pears ago Surviving aro five sons and dattelterk Ray ami LaellOnt Suamire and Mrs Idatel Lanore Ariel Olson of St CluariosiAoldra ot Logan Pumas of gait Lake etty a Wenner and eintor Daytd N Pus:mire and Mrs Nora Cievatiaan Charles - Elizabeth 'A C Reese ALAVPDA Idaho—Mrs rallatostli Ana Utean aed ellaPPle Rem 73 natty died early widow of Alfrad J 11sesr Thuraday at bar hitert 471 CCM areal" ot infirnittios ineldent'la ag - ! - ! 1 1 I at h Republican club of reeled mind chairKho man nt the Noted Rod Cross was state vie president of chapter the ParentTgatinPr association and was active aa a practical nurse until her fitness eight years t NAMPA LIAM (API—rtilwral ?'le ego being arranged Thuredity for Jaelt Survietws include her buttbsed of Nephi: wore Korstin 43 of Boise stbe died Wearitisosy her mother ot Rexburg Idaho and the hospital bore of potimonit that dipSOn and dAughters: John A Orme in of Los Angeles Cal 'Henrys A Orme of veloped from Winans& Nerin Lincoln A Orme of Prestnn Idaho: Evan A Orme of Provo and Sienna O Warner of Loran: five grandoltlictreu end the following brothers and sisters: Mrs George E Howard of Nephi Merritt Adams lasuilTriebvteinr 12111"Ilubilhgirg PeollstPallainti of Garfield Winifred Adams and Nrsiter Adams of Los Anginas and W Lloyd Adams of Rexburg Idaho tium' Jack Kerwin e:' - ' i Sti4 k401 It itamo Of Justin A Loveless - SUB4C1UP II 1011 Daily and Sunday one menus s and Sunday- otia wear Is &dr PAYSON—Justin A Loveless 75 for- Daily 1200 Want mer mayor and long active ki elvic and i This above rates applyto Utah Maack church affairs of Payson died of pintoNevada at Wyoming InOn in Thursday morning tn a Payson Insewitere in the United $tates: 4 Salit'Lake COunty He had been M since Christmas Daily and Sunday One month ments will ba an2121 day Wattle Raya4ta Vi rgi n porfrom Styard Waits nounced 'ear - Mr tribune it on ease in evert I 1Ir Loveless was born in Parent Deundo' States ganders plototiff cember 119 1S417 the oldest anti criJohn tant city in tbe United t Una' la City by say ascertain may agents and Mary Pipperd Gange Loveless Zarate led phoning this office He married Alice Stark on April 17 member al the AssoThe Tribuits is 1890 in the L D S endowment house A b rind Pout 124 A SOOttillted Press la ear Leonel(' Zara PromThe several and her death ciated years following West street died Wednesday at 10:42 later be married Ann Jest's li the Salt elusively entitled to the nee tor reereatiction Third District Court a m in a Salt Lake hospital et cerebral Lake L D S temple on September 8 Or all gews dispatches credited to a tat got Industrial commission of Utah Othertvise credited Is thle Pallor sail Was Holding Electric company Electric amiss embolus 1392 in 1900 Es was barn September 13in the Mr Loveltas wag a prominent Demo- the 'Orel news published herein Voted Cam & Service atokellSalt Zamutin Floyd United been bad He aIn end served on the Payson precinct lAike inc to compel attendance at hearTribuno is a charter member of ths fi Bureau Until crat In Utah a year States 2 yeare and and Utah county central eommit tee for Audit or etrculatiom ings been employed by D He was eleotott mayor in many years P arrest and recently he had et Mariorte Ashirm ye te a wientizer ad brm66 Idaho Tribune The Challis was assessor He Drake 1904 heeprnan county deputy Wife to quiet title Records IncEroup He is survived by a nephew Jess Bilbao for a numher of year' U N Tire Divalent corporation vol Forwas soustained of Zamudio Spain Inotitational repro- January 20to 1901 beJohn Rsynolde FitzgeraldNets at 7:30 as Ona counselor rest Cumberitiden 1I44863 on account Funeral services for Joseph Evan E HMOs York City 518 Offices: Rosary will be recited Friday Bishop ssatativeo W Gibbs Inc et al vs John Lauren street South in at 372 East First and became the bishop on February 21 Madison avenue Chicago 360 North Mica-wa- n Edmuttds 75 862 West First North LOGAI§7 Andre Anderson 57 W Guy etc etetcal $150000 for false nRequiem mass will be celebrated Saturday 19 he held a 1902 avenue Land for Tais years position rbliarielphia of the Madestreett one of Utah's pioneer representations He is survived by his widow Ann J thal Detroit 8389 at 10 a m inwillthebeCathedral General Motors cemeRichmond of Mt in Tuesday LoveBurial Lae Asi one Calvary Leah line street Miss 8 Injured Loveless: Butter fle daughter Ian Irra tug m4in who died Wednesday will less three eons Glenw L Wayne J and gels 117 West Ninth street Seattle tery acNew be conducted Sunday at 3 p m at night in a pedestrian-automobil- e Willis Loveless and four grandchildren Member Associated Wearily Maio' Funeral services will be conducted Sun- azine and Comic lisetrois Grouts Tb Business 'Builders Inc: 7711 Thir36 Ea$t Seventh South street cident was reported to be In a Ill et 2 p m In the Find ward thapel day teenth Last street development of adFriends may call at 36 East "serious" condition Thursday by venising with Bishop Jordan A 1AM in charge inand sales tdess capitalisation 79 win toe in Payson cry cemetery terment Hamichsen Mrs Mary Greonhalgr B B Groussman president: A NOTICE TO WELL OWNERS to servSeventh South street prior under tbe direction of tha Deseret mortu died 'Iltursdar itt 8:50 P ln at the borne at William Budge Me- $50000: L Lund vice president Gess Groussmati The following Applications have beim 744 A of 8 ices burial will be in- City ceme- attendants Mrs &el Horsley a of secret arv4ressurer daughter morial flied each to appropriate for domestic hospital Douglas street of au intestinal obstrueMurdoch company 70 P street tery use 0015 sec ft of underground water Mr Anderson suffered a skull to purchase Grocery and operate business ot the tionA resident of Utah for ICI leant Mrs Àlexantler IL A resident of Utah for 67 years fracture and brain COTICUSSICIII when Murdoch Grocery t capitalisation $12000: (673 gpm) from wells In Salt Lake tirice In Provo resided heti VaGreenbaloh C Murdoch president : Utah ail descriptions Dom Bow Jnnette Car- Mr 21munds was identified with atruck county (max) 0GDEN—maganday Scofield and Sleet bake Ferrol City and genMurdoch vice bile liant Jr president Pat teneou n SC of 2056 TweistI walking along the eral manager: D Lennox bon count y see Murdoch much IDt the early mining develop- highway near Richmond Wtober live' 3695 Janisstreet county auDenmark 13323—Thomas Edgar Evan She was born lei Vises e by an man died at so' Ogden hospital Mitred& r South 16th West Bait ment In the Bingham district 1861 Lake City from tomobile reportedly driven by Wenary18 kis m a allnumt at beast died of 810 p Her husband Abenham Greenhill" 1484 24n well 300 It deep at point had been SI for the NAM four 'smoky dell Roskelley of Smithfield The News Mew and onsbalf years ago Record NW Cot Sec ' Mr Pattsrarin was horn Aprti it 11144 rt and Z 861 It trout of the WW1 Mrs Greenhatitti rparnbr ire accident was investigated by Blaine In Hivortinito Weber etylltrt Y a me of A 36 T 1 S It 2 W L nk s church Hoo hod eons Truest M - drew mind leitice a E Pat lemons' 13306—wm L (hies 3140 Park Oitiwotv Building Permits Bell Richmond city marshal Surviving are three Thorne a farmer and sanekrativer $t- CI int on OmenC hoes of wsfl e3 Helper GreenrialgoOakland Owl and Leo )4 Grocul Maddox 1420 Third rain It 1alie City from years and Pelvis Condition of William H Carter Charism un4y for a number of tie Welsh of W 840 ft and N 2136 2000 matocnc was in trams atroot at moven to where Ondem 'Ara then a daughter NOV tieep point h 4 i gh of Ruth 74 why was injured seriously in IRMA lap a net Claudia Morris ittl 11 1 MM: the Pitt ttio littlittwol R 1 M with armed at 'the It from SE Cot Sec 30 T Horsley of Sash tAkie elt VI It II tatr roar Isocrinti South emit rotting an two 2431 South 3rd automobile accident weeks Kimball 13773—Irs tut Williams 35 of the and Xact Salt Like Mrs) Vera 498 trli 471 remained "unchanged" at the M residenr City from fteitle auction ring at Nutialt York HI Noble 1860 TAke IMO re firavettole funeral PenIces will he ann Ambaesador hotel 145 Fifth East ago N 2270 ft and S 2143 at Mabel ft aro widow Mrs hie deep point at Cache sno Surviving General Ile Provo Stinday oluMed at city reterery hospital raft rasMinoct he morriod tot ft from SW Cot See 11 T 1 S 11 stree0 died in a Salt Lake hospitil sufferedValley Friends may call it 125 Stoddard Pattern:rotn whomtottnPl M 130 foMain a bual skull fracture and ABTRACTS of WI' 323 Jodie 8198 North DoettroMor 1 t Salt Lobo le ' $ street Saturday And Sunday tha H eons rood Thursday at 6:30 a m Leonard 441758 Co four 23 1003: Abstract Tortitti 13881—Anchor Lumber Company 2230 notil 1130 ti m Lino Jen Alex awl Frank Pettrar Paitoreon Death was caused by an overdose is in a semiconscious condition 1Ake Street Salt City front oh of Option t hree oteuenters Moo D M South Main150 Deeds N 721 of sleeping tablets police said Mrs Well Mrs Vern Warranty retnt at ft of Detrott Mich Ferettenn deep Manolatos Auirurt Johnson to Monty Johoson ilevenion and Mine Rehm Patterson Tot ft and E 3090 ft from SW Coe BC Williams was born at- Vernal Sep10 George S brother lot S block 20 Nat 13 Of a mother Ogden: 19 T 1 S R 1 IL 54 was found dead Ogden: rla George P liolanolatos tembet 14 1905: Wasatch Realtv remnant toint Salt of 'Idaho and four so rn in his room in the Andrew Patterson 13883—Anchor Lumber Conipany 2130 8 Thursday at 9 aSouth Lab e'ity corporation tiers Mrs W A Bingham of Clinton Mrs street West 10 hotel 3014 Temple Gold A obit Main Street Salt lAke City: Mrs block South 27 WY0:: Evanaton of Heliewell Joseph Itt Investb tanibus Barlow of Clearfield Weather eouditione reported by tr Chriswhere he was employed As a clerk Mrs from well 186 ft deep at point N Zugatie T Hall31 In Dean Kblock wall aPPorentlY said weather bureau Jeuutry 2 2961: death 8 officers and 32 tensen lots gating M Liddell of Ogden 61 ft and W 601 ft from SS Coe Sec causes 10 natural to Arlinxton 11 bright TYTAII—Fair iscrealdal cloudGreece 24 T 1 S R 1 W He was born in Koudogenada iness Saturday Friday warmer Friday sight i Williathl 13885—Ralph Hawker 66 Central Ave September 26 1886 but had been a restWASHINGTON (AP)—Anny orderst mid itatorday 28 for of Utah dent years well 200 ft Balt Lake City from t NEVADA—Fair Friday and Satairdait ge brother Hot is survived s Harry by WI County---Johtittle CLINTON Davis change is temperature Colonels deep at point N 2440 It and Z IL4111 ft Manolatos in Chicago farmer from WI:$ Cor Sec 6 T 3 8 fair Friday and Poynor 89 retired Davis county Wilfrid M Blunt Car New York tel awth died at his borne thuraday at 2 p in of Saturday but becoming unsettled 13389—Cloe B Ward Box 303 Sandy Fort brown Andrew U Gardner inf ' and is the wsolestaine 1411itar4aY 8 parties iticidatit to age He had been ailments Utah from 31 ft di well 10 ft deed title change is temperaisre Fort Bum Houston to Fort kluatleRenry Symons throe only days Wt OM C Devils Jr CAC Salem Ore to March Friday: naturdaY Mr Poyeor was born August 22: l1851 at point E 1346 ft and B 1210 It Irons Hawkins Rasbantl Thomas Symons 19 a patient at the warmer sad cloudy Field: Augustus F Dannemiller Inf San partly a son of Jesse anti NW Cor Sec 7 T 3 S R I L Tenn Saturday died Thursday in Labanan Salt Lake county infirmary west portion Friday13896-01- bson Antooloto Washington Krnost R Gentry A youth ha went Condle RFD No 2' Mre Lather Hawkins Rasband 11 died at 8:05 p m in a Salt Lake hospital ot Eliza Wright Poynor AsbecameMC Fort Jay to Fort Dix rovoked: an eiPort Box 133 Salt Lake City from 34o welt to Indiana where be incident to age A large- Writ promisee tires centered in at herr home in 1 street of canoes Thuraday Mt Wilson Car a N gov'bur Isooten also Fort Riley to northern worker lia Ellstirethtowito was at Iv born He cabinet operated titan southesMrn Idaho and ast hma at point S 100 ft sod E ftft- deep sort ernment mall endpaasenter maga line In 300 aouthweatern Wyoming has resultad in fair Lake City Mrs Rasband November 12 1861 Native at NW car Sec S T 3 11' 811 from ' Indiana t : a over 1860 the weather guars west except for was born September daughter W Lieut4nant- Colonels ' rain and snow in aouthern New MexComing to Utah 41 years ago he worked R R and Sarah Molton Hawkins light John of 13903—Merlin Shaw MOS South IPth HusInland Crystal Salt company for t h Clara Bane and extreme southeastern Arizona Fox Surviving are her husband Charles Mrs Bumf W O Kinnard F A Hawaiian ico to prevalent in tho near Saltair for eine years and then tams East Salt Lake City from well of Washinalon band' Salt Lake City two daughters in 169 doportmient to Fort Or& revoktd Edoar woofer's Oregon andvalleys 49 hot MrsBane Clara where to of Tha Clinton an farming engaged Mrs in and the body Joaquin 2083 ft and B 100 ft deep at potnt Marttn Set LakeCity1 B MC Liolnicum Treoton to Camp valloy of California to Marvel sons First avenue who died Wedneadav In a He retired 10 years ago five Cal Temperattiroo Fern Waitron Inglewood 17 T I8 Loa: Waltor L Perry MC ft from Wt4 Coe $ec Fort itam general have changed Ostia in the beat Charles Ernest Rasband San Pedro Cal will be taken 10 Salt Laks hnspital Funeral services wilt- be ronolueted IDgun-da-ILy 1964 I1 Z Houston- to Savannah: Loyan M Weaver L 24 hours hut are eninewhat lower Thurs- Fred T Virgil J4 and Rule Rasband of Uniontown Pa fot funeral aervices and -13904-8evat 2 p m te theCItnton Mitchell-Lul- u to Fort Benning Frank day averting in eastern Idaho MC erio YU Pa West Barbiere Albert J WashIndianapolis burial R ward Rashand by Mishap ' Salt Lake City and J C Delaigton coy Fort Ringgold to Fort A low prasaum trough cantered ThursMrs Banat WS 4 the wife of Carl IN Bane D C: a brother Ernest Hawkins elite Ave Salt Lake City from m Brown revoked Pigeon V Ihenaud Inf about $00 miles west of the ington for ' and day evening Frederick Mrs agent two si 1003 freight raveltrig passetieer Lake City: wail 230 ft deep at point ft E northern California coast la Sou ' leans to Baltimore: Clasen? dvancine Pelt Salt Lake the Baltimore and Ohio Orailroa9d28 Ah hadRasband and tire C 11 Martin one May Crane and W 1064 ft from Ste C lie 34 Brand1 JAW) Fort dare Houston to Camp twetward and is expeotad to rtkinlit in lived in awn Lake Ctty 19 grandchildren and 1 : 1 Fml sioudinem mar tha olateau melon City Z S R Betureetird James IL Dar T 251(111111ra St SAUNA—Wu ma (trams Charlea A Bell Poturdal with a orobabtlitit of snow in McCielisot to Chicago sun-da- y Wilford Coon Magna ter of the tato Gorg A Wad anti Dora Amaral arvicati will he eonducted Utah by Sunday MO Vancouver Barracks to Nashville a L n to ne in the Twenty-fir2 weft GO fli deep at at Colby Crane sled Wednesday after' Mall: troth Ilay to Et C Ord of E Fort Berme Comparative data for Salt Lake Div: Peter K street avenue and Iter 11" Nis of bolas First at chnfol ward boon 1277 ft sod Z $t ft from lint S grand — trir IFOrt mires Lootiard Wood: Willis E Haring votress Funeral tetritPlAY point 301 East Seventh Barger-Johnsofor loath iollowed a Coy Soo 33 T 1 S R I W Mrs Mary IC Colby Friends may call at 30 South 12 eon of Mr and Mrs temperature Thurattar C of E Sacramento to Fort tannald thrbeet in and Uwe dare Minolta fol poaumonla street until Saturday evening this month One 11114 R:lbert M Copoiand C of E Higbee( Wooer: 13910—Paul L Conover 3611 South a ns until log01 T Johnson Of 352 flortnania ave 'beim at gaitna soptam Ti we Mts in front Immo at aundav the u (ran World Robert at died nus who Richrnood to Fort Loonard nos Wednesday M Murray Bt from Stoat be Salt will lake Salt Rurtal netobor 13 orviree moths 14444' Mgr t bor trowwriat --Jai& time Tompla Car of 1 of this month t 21 Lake City cemetery heart ailment svil 29 1021 and her fathom lloratootter 10: 2in won 200 ft Moot' Obrabam Coy Kansas Lily to Fort the tempi horn of at pedal sw as for Thursday dsep Jame 'reify be tendueted Sunday at 2 ts nt in t toonand Wood: MichaotMasa 16ma bill cor SON 1926 Mho had thttod hoc yeah hr grans ft and IL 1465s ft 20 to Wool Normal 3 I graM chapel Roe YD Second Cambridge Murray North from tartar Oho mothar tratttatai Incite 1 gL R 1 W A over Friend may call at the George R Findlay ' frAooll al asiina ki Rev 11113 anti 34 Total precipkation for the 24 hours e sat ay' high Jecitinit mortuary in Murray 13912Alloon L Woo& 147 & Trit hind dsili year's tralstior at the L D a 00 nditis at 5:30 p in th at and and afternoon "amity hosPits1 at Salt Llits FRY 'leaning man Avo Salt Leto City from Total for this moot h to 4o1s 00 John Robertson yindloyo giprominont Majors Sunday from 10 11 M untilWe of See Building11oom Accumulated t for tbig well 100 ft tisep at potnt IL 1314 ft1 livestock man and civic leader at Kanab home ' deficifincy itNIPS thevnood C o F Fort eery tlooepti H Leonard mornto month date died 0a for Utah Pie-keyears many Thursday Wood five and N 1341 ft from W14 Coy sir-- 17 Frank Z his besides Ord to tiOrt parentsaro Bowers Surviving ROCK SPRINGS Wyo--W- ith Totsi 27 Mrs Lela pinto October I'to date" ing at the home of a daughter 1 8- - R 1 Z Maxine JoAnii T C of E Los Angeles to Fort Loots? Accumulated lAiVella slaters Dorothy 1 1 excess ince October 97 avenue of canoe' of 1351 Cowan E more than $3500000 in construc13916—Daniel Odysseus 04 lIbio ard Wood Michaol C Grenata C of and Sherry Johnson Sun rises 7:53 a re: sus eats 5:12 incident to ago Logan Utah County—Alfred LAKE Wood Leonard to eans New Camp a m January 3 1941 well 100 ft 3 died at big borne at Lake Murray Utah: from Bowers He was barn September 25 1151 a son tion projects scheduled to open Of Johnson C of E KanAgasHelm-bolCityd Weather observations Takes 'rbotroday Shore Thursday after a long illness from deep at point N 2994 ft and Z 94 ft of Alexander and Elizabeth tRobertoon Funeral services for 'Mrs Edith David Leonard Wood Philip to In 1941 and Increasing coal and at 'eauses He had been from SW Cot Sec 1 T 2 S R 1 IL a Time 0:30 Mountain but nt naturiii unknown Utah Firtillat pioneers Antonio to San Camp Bolen Helen Clawson Knowlton promi- ElmerQUO a resident of Lake Shore for 35 years y PO Mr Findlay resided at Planta Clara Minium rallroad payrolls forecast SweetN (team 91013917—M E DeversIL SD No Camp Woitre Armstrong CS C& Funeral services will he conductedSecond 27 Utah until he was 25 yoars old then oneMORGAN—Hyrum nent early day Utah actress will to IrcirCBlisa Aladin QUO 11 et the two last surviving original J Hart Coo Pitts132 ft deep men g are business 1: 4 water four-da- y at 2 p in at the Spanish Fork ray Utah: from to county movad Kanah a 9 nt of diedItiuraday to Fort HayeoLLoula de Juasenwirs g Morgan st Wendell 1:15 be p-2263 It from N 103 ft and burgh conducted n with Sistine at ?11 ward son Alex Findlay at are st chapel A from Friday Surviving forward point Knox Frank Id ol USA resulting Fort "Ratko Mime complications looking promising In the Yale L D S ward Francis fit Lake Short ward In there SW COT See 3 T 2 IL R 1 W )(gnats oeven daughters Mrs Cowan and ktfluensa (6' AC t Washington to Dayton re- chapel Cerriii1 ddort:m rear Mrs Carolina Hound' of Salt Lake City Burtoft 320 IL nth Mr Geary was 4 paesoggr on the tint Puerto E Townes QMC 13921—Harry voked 1431 G OlofLittle Brown Gilmer John Mrs A drive Mrs P Frank and gi by e 1 Albert W railroad train to traval Ito 19UtahIlted in Rican department to Omaha 'Ake Salt South City: fmm 21n H gi Rohinson cr Mrs Deinalet 2 Swoon Mrs TI 2 Hinckley October was Margaret son He to born Hawaiian deport'novena? AC Denver 100 ft deep et point 11 1002 ft-- end w 8 end Mrs Will E! Saughm all of Ranch son of Edward and ElisaCav Green ment a1 Wait revoked: Roy potinsylveniaa 1116 ft from Z14 Cot Soo St IdEFHT—Margartit Harley Day of itrandchildren and eightAt thi Friends may call at the family Alfred Harold beth Ann Plater Gaary " to 421 301 13'Caltni Wootoingtem 000r 30 died at the home of her grandson Elmonta Tt 1 E children r 21 1 51 tam otitis his parents to Carter 311 00C1r 3 11 itili 1427 East Ninth South Railer WM Rae Baltimore to Pleattnny Setae an- hom OGDEN—The tifty-oecon- d following late evening Tuesday TOM 61 221 (In Cie 201 --- 2t Steele'' Morgan Funeral services will be - 13929—John bleCarthy1700 Zast well illness of the founding of streetFriday from DO a tn until Arsenal 211-- 111 121 61' 0'Clr Ha married Isabelle M Gibby October lingering Butte hiversatryheld at the Routh L D S ward dhapel South Murray Utah: from tn S tatrible Id D 141 In 00 341 401 221 Clr Logiut in services time be of Weber stake' academy fore30 ft deep at point 5 463 ft and Z two sone ?rides at 2 p tn and burial will Oft cir Captains 31' 441 33 16 Vtteynn Surviving an hia Ofwidow I a r Hr and Aus- the Cite cemetery directed by Anderson 150 ft from 141'4 COT Sec 20 T 3 L Funeral parries tiorrithy 131 Mrs Knowlton a sister of Xtud111 331 Leonard L itinattain C of T Calvin TUMMY of Weber junior college Morgan 00 Cif Cherie' Fort Geary funeral home of Nephi 31 who died WednesLouise Anderson 181 16! 451 00Cle R I E tin IJeo Geary of Coalvilic 12 grandchilWilliam J Denver Le Tort Leonard Wood avenue ono will be observed Tuesday at 11' ger Clawson president of the Lewis 00 Ike and two 20 111 In day at hor home! 1751 Yaleereat drat Tort Leivie to Fort 13036—Nubort IL Record 2519 South Mimes 1C of Z In noon the at 001 will he 101 condrictoti! El Geary Irriday Edward'G three and 31j of twelve council 'Wars of wen the Fr Yalecrest L D 111! ward chapel Eighteenth brother a m in a Founders day assemCharles IL Rynearipm C apostles 3rd East Salt Lako City from 1n Baker 61 Larson of Dora 4 inetts 00 241 Ellen Mrs 40 Lake Salt of City Leonard Wood: to LsonarttrWomit Fort L D S church died Tuesday150 ft deep at point IC 044 ft ant L 41 12 East treat and Herbert avenue Bishop Itarrievilla Mrs Sarah Louts London 8) NYs On to (iretterve bly at which Dr Adam S Ben— Jr C of X Fort Funeral Cache County Des oeo Soo T of 00 SW C will 41 Car Kau 44 Love Leonard officiate C p ely ft from Jenninga Ogdon and lAre Elia Fort Leonard Wood: Raymond J Harvey IA City 381 581 ' 27 nion assistant to the president 61 services for Mrs Dora Bryant Baker of R-00 Cie Friends may rail Friday from 10 Moines Iowa C ot X Fort Ord to Fort Leonard Los Tel! 21 Cornish who died at the home of a dough 00 Cie 671 ' 47 Anal Until time of services of Utah Power and Light- corn7 Sok No M Jacoby C of E RD Fort Wood larthur 13944—Lyman Mackay be 301 001Cir 331 ' 161 ter Mrs Joaenh Hart011 Monday will Lewis to Fort Leonard Wood Cheater A Milford Mo1-8- 1 191 P 271 Murray Utah from 31n wail 17' 141 00cir conducted hi Cornish L D 8 ward cheoet 126-- A party will speak F Ashby C of Et Rowiamt Selfridge Field to N 11' City 361 311 ' burial In Leetalon 150 ft deep st point B 88392 rt and 08'Sn T17Neshan 34 Clarence 'Friday at I v rn with L Landaker Fort Leonard Wood Chester -- 21 elY 2 00'P 32 Omaha Cal 25 Jan Utah ANGELES LO8 cemetery W 140 ft from 514 Cot Sec 4 T 2 11 C of E Fort $am Houston to Fort Leon61 391 of 41 61 00Cir Susannah II Ashby 89 a resident Clenenee Thomas Neshan 5IAlbafter R 1 W Fort Phoentz ard Wood Walter A Folks C of 61 400 P elY Thurs4 died 17 Poeatile more 80 Army Allot a Quota years for than Utah Nev ar World war veteran diedThursdav 13945—Will1am Pot Jr 3701 $o litbSam Hamilton to Tort Leonard Wood Port Ore 161 421 00'Clv two Don S 28 40 In boa Angeles alter Sorengen a in morning Lake Sail a after — day hospital C la Jack of Fort morning E Madsen TOOELE—Tooeie Kenneth' thamBOISE Idaho Induction of 17 37 East Salt Lake City: from in 5I1 Pueblo 10 00'Clv junior tweke illness L short Wood son Leonard to Fort Reginald 6 roalk-Pune471 for services 42 16 ral Reno J SPANISH' John of weir : More than 150 Idaho men into Ashby 250 She was the widow at point W 1444 ft and ber of commerce will 'present Funeral service" and burieI will be at Wileon N C to Fort Ka f Prio Dean C of S 221-- 41 00'Cie 11 eon of Keith 604 ft deep 6 Don S florenaen litmonth-ol- d 11V4 Cot Mrs Aartby was born in Gaiand's Grove Sees31 T 1 5 from Bidwell Cal r Fort D Sanwa (IMC 'St Louis Beeevell ft ' Homer Knox: 6 2 181 00 man to Tues 'the Or died was selective military service trainMte who 3 1S51 and Joyce Stewart Sortauen young brought Iowa February e I to Kamm City: Frank A Warner R 1 & M 451 ' 36 in6 Louie m 37 2 00cit a ' in during January is not pos- Jaycee'award at an still while he rondueted will to Tuesday dnv Utah hot 35 21 parents by and between the ages of William W I 1 9 29! 26 Langley f Field to Orlando 00P el" Mike Condos Protests resisting the granting of any at the Fourth L D ft ward chapel by ' fant it Tort Jackson to Fort Mon it L Airpt 28- 1- 301 16 00Cle City It of the foregoing Applications with res sible corps area officers advised years of age who has rendered thurdY$C Prior to movinv to Los inAngefas Lake r 671AC Fort tin Dies Nelson 631 Hilmer C mouth 09 P clv 47 sons therefor must be in affidavit $ait years ago Mn Ashby itved mikti rAnidoo 381 571 00'Cle runral Mr le11 folr who HswmIIn departmen t Rosa W Sett Fran MI Lieutenant Colonel Norman E the' motot distinguished service to Riley t(fgpMC Alvin Berry Fillmore Idtilard county Holden )21 no CitY died Wsiinsaform with extra 'ropy and flied with Raymond 'P ely of some foyer Murray 421 471 271 Fort Wayne to wappinaton: Seattle myer Creek Emery county Sanaa anti LAMM two Adkinson Thursday The quota this community in trait Latta hospital Pave Poe H Humpherys Stout trininser 401 doe vrnntid T il0elv 21' 24 '' - 171 'Air Charles 'W11141Pr JOItiOn cav Roc Lesinir - Et ooken PROVO--lrunRe eret services W Ashby Dona Jahn Ira ' 21 set tiorriving 'Jordan 00 Cie Pattertantotivels 42 t ' 23t 32 to Port Riley William Tenottaa ffirrlitinde writer State Capitol Salt Lako City with 11 Charles V Fine chairman of tem of 150 men will be inducted Jantit Burley Mahn and J Herhort Ashby Alvin Berry well know” western Mr Rn se IFS born Mar 29 Ihh3 61' 44 40 Goonns 44 301 eon Merton Pa SPartanRes Waxman Ca: be (TM will t2 19414 whet 4ie4 1i4ncRlVi night fee of $1 on or before Fehr-mirand 7--3 More than 200 the award' committee said all burs P C Carrel Alden Baskin Chart V en 4er Krimittt G 00 Cie 3 tiorviving aro a brother at gait Lake City and twd daughter' Mrs Ill' I 23' m In the rrovo et 2 1417MPNI-RYcm cie or Seattle Wash and his Jolts Waggoner of Loa Angeles and Mrs filleted Sunday K T rtortre Rad 31 ertnieell 33 10 to Pill: Pan Antonio Fort Ce01 Rec Merry FriIrwin Rev rnust names ciltirril be ne submitted by -- tinerrployed volunteen sought no Or 21 2' mother Mrs Plano Condos and thres I Bianchi &taw G1 Autors Sevier bounty 1 Community &taw Zn4LaIV ' IS Mrol QMC Roc Phonix to Wash- I Yellulita alit officialAlb 1141 fits& paator 631 et 00101' al 6 Yuma all Ortega I day sistra glaauary admittanm ington' Water Supply Rises In Logan Area Annulments Granted hose-pr- Leona() ed iled i iled - Corporations ttatnlArea News Items Told Brief : - - ' 1 Final Rites Slated Today for Actress well-know- retary-treasure- I of Woman Dies as Result Of 1ab1eta Overdose 3-- tn roarrhidren - - Th Weather 3-- in 11 10-ac- re Ariny Orders t tend-du- John Obituaries IDAHO----Geserail- r P 4 Thomas Esther 13 Poynor' 2-- 1n - - - Of - - : : ' t 2-- 1n - 2-- I - It : great-grandchi- Keith Berger Johnson' st T'13905--V1rg- 1i 11 01 - Ir r John 11 Alfred 3-- tn Ifyruni P GarT -- 1 - Patterson r IE ----- I Greenhalgh : ' -' Lloyd-building- - - 1tary we ' ' t Snit-da- I toa 1 I °under 8 t! -b 11W-7- - great-grand- P - ' Dorothy L Anderson as - 2-- It 17 ' - s r: Brant 1 ti7 Tooele Jaycees Map Citizen Award 2-- 1 It Susannah 2-- - ' c - ' i - - istrict Chief Fufleral Arraninred Ian's Injuries For' Mine Veteran Held Serious Of Kiwnis' Chooses Aids' t - - WT Hardy I James Raynor 78 Divorces Asked died Thursday at his 0143 home Roberta Salt Lake County Stresi of muses inJaart et to Scoville Oaborit from Stan- cident to age ley IL Osborn 4cruelly Mr Raynor 'was born- - in Nottingham Divorces England August 6 1862 son of Joseph SaitlLake County and Susannah Haynes Teal Marie ItUrtait Gore? from Mason " Grovar defendant convictad of fel- Raynor are hhi ony Surviving Ada O Havens from Harry Mart Ha- widow re Susan )d 'elle 110in OM pport4 i Catherine I Riley from Mervyn IL Elie Raynor of Provo and a Mater Mrs Riley cruelty Sarah Rush et Salt Lake City Puneral arrange- :: Idatio---11Ide- rba Ja Inem Rayno 20 Salt Lake A' Orme 19 ar grandrhHdren - I I ' NEPHI—Mrs Henrietta Jane Adama Orme 93 wile of Mired Orme and prominent church worker of Juab county died Edwin Murry Stocks at her home Wednesday following an eight-yeucort Murry Works PA illness of arthritis Unon a farmer died Wieinaday mm Funeral eeryices will be conducted Sun- of an in loLlowtnat aa Pall Idaho hospital rn in D the Juab L at 2:10 p R illness day sttak tabernacle with Bishop Aisne Trestlei of the hlsobi ward in charge Interment will be in the Vino Bluff cemetery Mrs Orin wi born in Nophi February Donald Brough 11 14177 a daughter of Henry and Cher!Wont PROVO—Donald Hardy She was - merried lott Evan Adam' of Wantirti sod filadys Mush Rartv to Mr Orme Febrita17 13 10197 in the Ion 270 horn Iliad Thursday si tha tom Manta tempi heart sto &Fnan of the La- Last Ootsond 'Stout street gni starved Si Anderson - ' Salt takot' -- - and Miss Mal JO 0 ' Elizabeth Lents both 0 of Sett Lelia City tt0 MIS LOWIO and Mrs Susannah 14 III Or Of Holladay Will I Lester of Sait Lake brothars three City ' Isaac Lester of Sat Luis Obispo Samuel Lester Temple City Cal - and Cal : t wo snifters 'Mrs Elnrenos Jarman of Salt Lake Ctly and Mre Elisabeth Teyinr of San rf011e Wee COL and 15 t Davis County - iT04--:i:- 'cart Lake Midway England a: Barnes sold Mrs Mafiosos floorgell of 1877 January Satit Latta City and Mrs Alicia Hanka and of Samuel daughter Mrs 'Mira Stott of Greenrtvor ona stator and Soso Pries- - Las Mr Alive of Midway:' 35 grand chadren sod be g root g riuld ohnd roe Co v entry29- 'N- 17' Salt Lake 11 - '401111r—: ' Rhoda Elvera Baniey el:1i watt nh: ' i :' ' ' 4 ' Obituaries '' Jolla It Tanner' 52 14201 Westminster WORLAND Wyo Jan 3 (UP)-- John Hill FRANKLIN died Thursday at 3:47 a tw in a hileanhonanide rettrrawonkrklienrbred"1"sat L2 prominent Two imen tentatively identified as I avenue Sett bak hospital of a heart ailment IL He rams to Salt Cl ailments incident t William Leach 55 of Billings hers i Thursday early t City twin 11:1114 to age Mont and his son Erwin were lige had ' He at Ogden Utah Septeman eleetrisa ber 3 ISMna son of Georze W andI found dead late Thursday appar- pod elan by the Union i had been a Stewart Cynthia 4 Pecifte Railroad corn- -' resident here for HolilLytarg and operated ently the victims of carbon moposfor 20 years the Mil mercantile store Ho was a high ide in their parked automobile one-ha- lf pally a the Franklin L D S stake and Mr Tanner I r" - January: 3 1941 Ir Obituaries Obituaries Iva' ' ' 4' ' t : Ogden'Beam 4 i - ' - ''' - i' t4 1' 4 t Father 'Son Die In !Auto Fumes i II 1 ' - 1 - ' ' -- - 111 ?rile Dalt gaktrUritittne '' - ri 1' ! 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