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Show THE LEADER. TWsday. April For Mrs. Ralph Richards C. The funeral services for Mrs. Ethel May Ford Rirfhards held Saturday in Bear River Stake tabernacle were a fitting tribute to this Riverside woman who was so well known and respected throughout the valley." Mrs. Richards died Tuesday in an Ogden hospital. Bishop Leland Capener of the Riverside, ward conducted the service and the organ prelude and postlude were played by Ethel Forsberg. Russell C. Capener offered the invocation, and Bishop Capener made the opening remarks. "My Faith in Thee", was the first song. A ladies sextet with Lela Thompson, Iva Larson, Elizabeth Manning, Agnes Bishop, Vida Manning, and Rhoda Christopherson sang the hymn. Mabel Hadfield then gave the obituary and tribute. Fred L. Nye then played, "Oh, My Father", as a 4riolin solo. Wilford W. Richards was the first speaker. The Singing Mothers of Riverside then sang, "Sometime We'll Understand". The next speaker was John Q. Adams,, after which .the ladies sextet, jSangj "Beyond the Sunset", as the closing song. Joe Forsberg gave the benediction. Burial was in the Riverside Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary. The grave ,was dedicated by Nolan Ballard. . TO GIVE RADIO TALK Leonard Petersen of Penrose will be the speaker on Mrs.. Axel Fredericksea's WCTU radio program Sunday at 1:00 p.m. over KBUH, Brigham City- The program was not, given last Sunday due to the illness of Mrs. Fredericksen. , IS. 1956 Bond Election Services Held ; . Burial was in the Portage i The frave was dedicated by and Bill Adams, and a. tribute benediction was given by Glenn that these nursing home was given by Esther Smart. The Morris. Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary. Kenneth S.' Austin. operations were interested in locating a nursing home in Brigham City on a profit basis, however, it would be necessary for the building to be constructed locally to the specifications of Hill Haven Inc., with the understanding that they would lease these facilities. western states. The letter Tromoaton. Utmk I ed 1 Continued from page 1 reported that Brigham City's Civic Improvement Club had given the Nursing Home Committee another check in the dollars to amount of twenty-fiv- e exof care take operating help members penses, The committee unanimously extended their appreciation for this gift. Commissioner Lewis S. Wjght asked that a formal request be A large crowd of relatives and made of the commissioners to friends of the Ward family hold a bond election, and that gathered Tuesday afternoon in this request be mailed so that the Riverside Ward chapel to they receive it not later than pay tribute to the life of Mrs. Monday, April 16, 1956. Mary Ann Morris Ward, 80, The Chairman also read a who died Saturday at 4:30 a.m. letter from Hill Haven Incorpor- at the family home after an ated, a private organization op- illness of two weeks. erating nursing homes for proMrs. Ward was born Dec. 24, fit in a number of places in the 1875 in Portage, a daughter of John Stephen and Esther Will iams Morris. She was reared in Portage. She married George M. Ward, April 18, 1894 in the Logan Temple. In 1902 they moved to Washakie, where Mr. Ward serAttention of Tremonton City ved as bishop for twenty seven residents ' is called to the City years. Mrs. Ward worked as ordinance on building permits, president of the Washakie Ward as some violations are being re- Relief Society during all those years. ported to. the city officers. The ordinance is as follows: They moved to Riverside in Title 4, Chapter 7, Section 5a 1929, and she has been a teacher Building Permits. Any Person, in the Relief Society there and firm, or corporation desiring to a member of the Singing Moth build, remodel,, alter, or con- ers Organization. She was ajso struct any building or structure a member of the Utah Society within the corporate limits of for the Blind. Tremonton City wherein the Mr. Ward died April 17, 1950. total expenditure shall involve Surviving are the following more than $300.00, shall, before sons and daughters, Mrs. Deloss commencing said construction, (Esther) Jensen, Newel T. Ward, submit to the building inspector, Glen M., and Jay Voss, all "of plans and specifications for the Riverside; Mrs. Vida Howell, construction for said building, Pocatello, Ida.; J. Moroni, Tretogether with an estimate of the monton; Mrs. Kenneth (Irene) cost thereof, and shall pay to Austin, Las Vegas, Nev.; also 23 said building inspector for Tre- grandchildren, 18 great grandmonton City, the sum of $1.00 children, and the following per every $1,000.00 cost or any brothers and sisters, Parley Mor portion thereof for a building ris, George W., both of Salt permit. Lake City; Ross Morris, Kays-villThomas B., Pocatello, Ida.; Mrs. Ransom Harris, Ririe, Ida,; Mrs. Leonard Hall, Malta. Ida. Bishop Leland S. Capener conducted the funeral service and Ethel Forsberg played the Frank Johnson, formerly of prelude and postlude. Bishop Bothwell died Monday in Long Walter E. Gibbs gave the invoBeach, Calif., of a heart attack. cation and the opening remarks Funeral services will be con- were given by Bishop Capener. ducted Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Music for the service included from Lindquist Mortuary in a song by a male quartet with Joseph Ward, George Ward, Ogden. Survivors are his widow, a Golden Ward and Moroni Ward, brother, Howard, Logan; and "Until the Dawn", a vocal duet, two sisters, Mrs. Anna Slater, "In God's Other Room" by Ogden and Mrs. Josephine Haw- Maurine Gibbs and Lavelle Parkinson, and a song by the kins, Salt Lake City. Mothers Riverside Singing 'Sometime We'll Understand". Speakers were Howard L. Capener, Thomas W., Richards (7 ml Riverside Matron Buried Tuesday Of Our Tremonton Store or : come in today and save! City Ordinance On Building Permits Cited TV SERIES for Everyone Station KUTV Channel 2 Saturday, April 21, 1:45 p.m. Sunday, April 22, time to be announced. "Do Busy People Need Religion?" selling moodt OUR TREMONTON STORE STOCK TO BE LIQUIDATED AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES. 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