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Show ., BEAR RIVER VALLEY 1943 17, Held For .,e5 Mother Of Mrs. fJohn Selman Otto Schenkel Dies jFrom Front Page) were: an orig-- . P't numbers Mother," Herman Andreasen; a solo, by Tyou Home Again CathWalter Wuthrich. The "Oh. K,ber. song. j: My Father" "That Eeau- - losing ere by toe Wa me" Mor-- i' ductaJ by Rebecca f rhrrlotte Munns at ,y, was given by Presi- pridal, and benediction EVAN' IVERSON Interment was :" where Cemetery City c,jell was held. service G aveside I '4 "Christian's Goodnight" I l A few by alary Farley. A. Thomas Remarks f by North f , president of the 'sake, and the grave was Id by John D. Hooper. I "aapd was ulled to capacity and sympathetic 'friends ! ors from far and near. This r with the many beautiful ! tributes bespoke the love and f&p which this dear lady and have in this valley. &y I- Silman was born in Ogden, 4 4 State f'pt non-reside- nt a daughter of Mary Ann Farrow 1S67, and B. fright She lived in Ogdenmarriage to John Sel- !.er 2, 1889, February on nved to when various places in the wherever Mr. Vis work took him. In the J(fl?20 they moved to their iiv Ogden of Jitioffie in Elwood. is survived by her husband be following sons and daugh- John Harold and Jessie Dee of Elwood; Miriam Thorn , Lola Eelle An-iBurley, Idaho; Annie and Josephine Carter, irJi Calif omia; Greenwood, of th Emma McClusky, of St. the following Mo., and Irs: William R., Thomas B., David R. Wheelwright, of k There are twenty-tw- o Children and fourteen 5, of and William Ions, have been h Goring, -- V&vy. children and many of the i.dren were able to be here lime. . OF ED THANKS $ take this means pressing our thanks and ap-- f an to the many kind is and neighbors who have I m during the illness and j of our beloved wife and J wish to Ir. , ; pi Relief A DALTON FAMILY HOLDS REUNION two raised by the :a and seem like part of the John is somewhere in the : serving with the United I an- nounces. The stipend is $600 plus remission of tuition. Iverson received his Bachelor of Science degree this spring after completing a major in political science with minors in journalism, English and economics. .While attending the U. S. A. C, Iverson was affiliated with Alpha Sigma Nu, honorary fraternity for twelve senior students chosen on scholarship-activity basis; Blue Key, national honorary service fraternity for male students; Pi Gamma Mu, honorary social science fraternity; Fourth Estaters, honorary journalistic club; and the Agora club, honorary forensic society. During his senior year at the college, Iverson fw.as chosen a member of Who's Who Among American University and College Students. He also served as manager of the debate team of which he had been a member for four years. - jo. Agricultural college, Society who ser-- P lovely luncheon, those who pd cars, ;and sent flowers, j'to spoke words of comfort jwnsolation or sang sweet our souls, or in any way to ease our sorrow, we give M felt thanks and say, i you." I John Selman and family Members of the O. Dalton family held a reunion at Crystal Springs Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton of Tremonton were present with other members of the family. Mr. Dalton's sister, Mrs. Frank Gross, of Spokanne, came for the occasion. The group motored to Idaho Falls, Idaho on Monday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dalton who were unable to attend the reunion because of the departure of their son, Jack, for the armed forces. -- 4 Miss Marjorie Hansen left last week for Baltimore, where she plans to visit with her brother, Jay Hansen, who is studying medicine there. She stopped at Chicago and visited with a friend, Rachel B. James and expects to spend the summer in Chicago at Northwestern University, after her visit in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Henrie, of Malad, visited in Tremonton j Mrs. Jack Leak went with Mrs. Perry Stanfill Monday to take her daughter, Sherma Stanfill, to Logan, where she will attend the summer quarter at the U. S. A. C. Sherma will also be in charge of the Central playground at Logan for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson of Salt Lake City, spent the weekend here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Miller's daughter, Jeniel Butler, also spent the weekend here. Mrs. Ersol Berchtold entertained Friday in honor of her son, Joe's birthday. Among those present were Joseph Berchtold and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Young and family of Brigham City, and Mrs. TJ. M. Grover and son. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Grover visited Friday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Johnson and daughter, Dixie Sue, of Promontory, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Miller visited Saturday with Mr. and airs. Oliver Johnson in Deweyville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelsen Verlene, visited with Corp. Emery Nelsen at the Bushnell Hospital Saturday. They report that Corp. Nelsen's condition is improving. A patriotic program was sponsored Sunday evening by the Remembrance committee of which Mrs. .Wilford Miller is the head. The Flag Day services, under the direction of the M. I. A. Scouts consisted of musical numbers, solos by little Bobby Berchtold, Leon Miller, and Bebe Okada, and a duet by Marie Petersen and Leone Miller. Speakers were Lieut. George Marsh, Ersol Berchtold, Scout Master, and Wilford Miller. The lowering of the flag at sunset was by the Scouts. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Lewis visited Saturday with Mrs. Sarah Shuman Mr. Lewis left Saturday evening to join the armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. George Comble were Sunday guests of Mrs. Engvar Petersen at a chicken dinner. Mr. .and Mrs. Lawrence Petersen and daughter, Fay, and Mrs. J. B. Shuman and daughter Lorna, went to Brigham Tuesday. Fay and Lorna remained to visit for a few days. Mrs. Engvar Petersen was in Brigham Tuesday to bring Mr. Petersen home. Though he is still very ill, we are glad that he is wll enough to be home. Mrs. Veda Smith accompanied them home. . .Bishop Fred L. Petersen, of Brigham City, brought his son, Verl, out Friday to say goodbye to his relatives and friends here before reporting for duty at Camp Kearns. Mr. .and Mrs. Ross Miller have -:y Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, of Malad, called on Mrs. Glenn Mason Monday. . News of4-CLUBS H The members of our club met home of our assistant leadMabel Romer, Wednesday Idis. er, June 9. The president presided over the meeting. The minutes were read and songs were sung. Ann Palmer gave a lesson on complexion. .The girls then started to sew. Dainty refreshments were served. Roma Jean Hill, Reporter at the ... TOO LATE! TOO LITTLE Don't wait too long to have your "more than precious" tires recapped. If a tire is worn too thin or is badly damand it becomes a aged it cannot be safely recapped total loss to you and to the war effort. Stop driving before the fabric shows through and see us about THE BEST CookThe East Tremonton ing club met June 4, at the home of Bo Dell Hunsaker. The meeting was called to order by President Leola Koford. The song wa3 by Frances Hunsaker and the lesson was given by Leader Hazel Koford. Mrs. Hunsaker gave a demonstration on muffins, after which all the girls made four kinds. Cookies and punch were served. 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Shafter Whites - COFFEE ' 10-l- NEW POTATOES 1 WaU Cleaner - 3 pkgs. 'A - AH Produce Items Are O1 Beverly Top Quality - lb Assorted Flavors CORN STARCH Kingston's - lb. pkg . PEANUT BUTTER FLOUR II. - Mb. pkg. HONEY Ql , JELL WELL y 8 SODA Ivory - 3 medium bars v ED A. & SOAP f "DTTOT3T7X look for ilis Large cim v 1Z WELDERS KLENZENE ' n M Northern - 2 rolls ' Am ""nr",t " -- ner at 2:45. PENROSE Evan Iverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Iverson of Tiemonton, has been awarded the Willard Dawson Thompson Memorial scholarship at the University of California for the 1943-4academic year, Professor Milton R. Merrill, head of the political science department at the Utah Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Anderson, of Ogden, spent Tuesday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Eli C. Anderson, Tri-Sta- te RE-CIEV- SCHOLARSHIP AT U. OF CALIFORNIA Hansen. L. Brough will enter- O. 25th. A special program honoring the birthday of Grandma Jane E. Brough will be given and an election of officers will be held. Transportation will be provided for all desiring it. Cars will call Lumber Co. corat the the Utah Power & Light Company auditorium last Thursday evening with Past District Commander James Ransom officiating. Guest speaker was Vincent P. Goldsberry, brother of William Goklsberry, who was wounded on the North African front, and has been given an honorable discharge from the army. New officers installed were: Joe Burgess, commander; Raf Christensen of Bear River City, 1st vice commander; Jas. Roberts, 2nd vice commander; D. W. Kirk-haadjutant; Elmer Winzelcr, sergeant at arms; Dave Stander, chaplain. t,on , Mrs. syent several days during the last week at Logan, where Mr. Miller's father, Lewis T. Miller of Hyrum i3 in the hospital. Mrs .J. H. Laub plans to leave next Wednesday for Spokanne for a two weeks visit with relatives. She will be accompanied by her granddaughter, Myrle McDermaid of Salt Lake. ?"Z tain the Daughters of the Pioneers at her home Friday, June Installation of new officers of the DeVere Watkins Post 76 of the American Legion was held at a r. p. to HONOR PIONEER Installed Thursday Mrs. Mai-iliTerry Reebe, 77, mother of Mrs. Otto Schenkal of Tremonton passed away at the home of a daughter in Sait Lake City Wednesday morning. Mrs. Schenkel has spent the past week in Salt Lake w ith her mother. Mrs. Bee be was born January 5, 1866, in Rockville, and had lived in Salt Lake for the past 41 years. Surviving besides Mrs. Schenkel are the following daughters: Mrs. G. II. Marshall, Mrs. William C. Lloyd, Mrs. E. Ft. Nash, Mrs. A. Albert, all of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Emil Brunner of Spokanne; one son, Earl Beebe, of Oakland, California; 26 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. 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