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Show THE LEADER. Tremonlon. Utah VISIT IN LOGAN 13. 1956 Thursday. September Miss Ethel Mortensen of Bears Test South In Home Opener sen. By John Lamb South High's Cubs invade the Bear River gridiron Friday night at 8:00 p.m. as the Bears make of their initial home the season. Both teams lost their season openers last week as the Cubs rated one of the top teams in Region Three, bowed to Ogden I and the Riverites lost to West apiH-aranc- Creg Smith a nephew of Ethel had a birthday Sept. 4. They had a birthday party for him while she was there. e Clara P. Mann , x ' 'i : ,. I Wendell Hess will probably go with Bill Woodhead at quarterback. Glen Cobia at tailback, Gary Schofield at full at the back and Clair Elia.-;owingback post. Qn the line, Joe Knntson, who was shifted to fullback at tht beginning of the season, will probably draw the? starting nod at right end in plaoe of the in- Ezra Harris Honored jured Daryl Garn. Garn, an end last season, cracked his collar bone in the West tilt last week and will be out for the remainder of the season. will be at left end, Larry .ITess . ancj rjave vard at Alan Shollon, John ' .m.) and Ron Hawes alternating in the guard slots, and big Dean Udy will hold down the Ezra Harris celebrated his center of the line. fifth birthday anniverseighty South has a big, fast team and ary Sunday when Open House should prove to be one of the was held at the home of his son, strongest opponents that the Jule Harris in Tremonton. About Riverites will face this season one hundred friends and relatives called to visit and wish MARSHALLS RETURN him a Happy Birthday. A beautiful three tier birthday cake, TO ILLINOIS specially made for the occasion Mrs. Paul Marshall and family was used during the day. of Peoria, 111., left Sunday to reMr. Harris was born in Ogturn home, when Mr. Marshall den, Sept. 10; 1871, a son of flew out to help them drive back Joseph M. and Ann Pons Harris. home. Mr. Marshall brought the He married Marie Christiansen family out a month ago for a of Ogden, Jan. 11, 1899 in the vacation visit, and flew back to Salt Lake Temple. They made his work. their home at Blind Springs for several years, then moved to GERMER Bothwell, where they have lived Jack and Bernice Nichols Ger-m- since that time. , of Deweyville have their He is a pioneer and farmer in third daughter, born Monday in Bear River Valley, and has the Brigham hospital. They also located many water wells all have a son. Grandparents are over Utah. He was constable in Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, the Rawling Precinct for 20 Brigham City. years, and was deputy sneritf for two years in Box Elder THOMAS E. SMITH County. COMPLETES OFFICER An active church member, he served a two year home mission, TRAINING SCHOOL Thomas E. Smith has returned served as Sunday School super home after successfully complet- intendent, as counselor in the ing a twelve weeks course in M.LA., has a life membership Officer's Candidate School, Ft. in that organization, and has been a ward teacher for 42 Sill, Okla. The completion of the course years. He is the father of four sons entitles him to the rank of 2nd and daughters, one being de- Lt. in the National Guard. All-regio- n Ezra Harris Honored on --- .. 85tli Birthday er , Buried Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Palmer Mann, 81, who died Sunday at Roy, were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Community Methodist Church bv the Reverend Edward Mad-dox. Prelude and Postlude Will music was played by Margarette Rich. A vocal duet, "Whispering Hope" was sung by Patsy Mann and Carolyn Cornwall. Amos P. Hansen spoke. "Sometime We'll Understand" was sung by a ladies' quartet, composed of May Cornwall, Mildred Saunders, LaRue Munns and Margaret Harris. They were accompanied by Wilma Fridal. The obituary and sermon were given by the Reverend Maddox. He also presided over the Commital services at the Riverview cemetery. Mrs. Mann was born July 28, 1875 in Nebraska, a daughter of Agustus and Jannette Everest Palmer. She was reared in Iowa, where the family moved when she was a child. She married L. S. Mann in 1900 in Hamburg, Iowa. They moved to Utah in 1910, and settled in Elwood, which has been their home since that time. Mr. Mann died in June 1939. She was a member of the Methodist Church, the WSCS and the WCTU. Surviving are two sons Ctrin E. and L. Clair, Ellensburg, Wash., 8 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren and several half brothers and sisters. Burial was in the Riverview Cemetery. WATCH FOR OUR r, .. . Packer Thursday COMING SOON! r,:-- I. GOG3QGQ QOo i better on a budget, especially during You can do ate If.' 'WWWftOTf!?fVMWlOliCrsalWl BETTER MILEAGE! BUDGET PRICE! double-loo- knit p nylons for longer wearf Tremonton are the other three. He also has 13 grandchildren, and 19 great grandchildren. A family party was given by Mrs. Harris Monday evening at the Canton Cafe in honor of the birthday event. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stokes, President and Mrs. Deloris Stokes and Mrs. William " A sharp new reversible for boys at extra Penney savings! in 1 Penney buy! Men's Jackets 2 reverse from stripes on one side to solids on the other. Both sides rayon-nyloboth sides repel water, wrinkles. ' WMWWMI .3.; WATCH FOR OUR COLORFUL BROADSIDE AT YOUR HOME ed ceased. Mrs. Wilford (Arlene) Watt, Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs. Wallace Anderson and Jule Harris, Pefmy's BgjMI next-speake- el High. Coach Mfcg 1H Tre-mont- has been a guest at the home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt of Logan. A lovely canyon party was given for Ethel by her nieces Joyce Smith and Renee Peter- Mrs. Hansen and her daughter Bonnie Weiler played an organ and piano duet "Meditation", and W. W. Richards of Logan was the followed by a solo, "Hold Thou My Hand" by Val Leavitt. Bishop Zundel made a few remarks, and the beneclosing Impressive funeral services diction was offered by A. A. for one of Fielding's most be- Johnson of Beaver Dam Ward. Packloved citizens, Ezra Hugh For the postlude Mrs. Wynn er, who was killed in an automobile accident, was held at the Hansen played "Oh, My Father.'1 ward chapel Thursday at one Burial took place at the Fieldwith Wallace o'clock with Bishop Rosel Zun-d- ing Cemetery Bourne dedicating the grave. officiating. 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