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Show THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah ii. w,m- Thursday, January 11, 1968 from the files of the News 50 Years Monday, January 7, 1918 & County Civic Leader Dies at Age of 86 Journal Joseph Lorenzo Ren" Weld-man- , 86, Bear River City, passed away Tuesday at 5:05 p.m. In the Pioneer Memorial Nursing home in Brigham City. Born May 12, 1881 at Bear River City, he was a son of Nells Christian and Karen Marie Johansen Weidmann. He was reared and educated In Bear River City and attended USU at Logan. He married Mary Eliza Orme, Jan, 17, 1912, In Brigham City. She died June Ago Miss Henrietta Bott, for several years the courteous little librarian at the Carnegie library in this city, has assumed her new duties in the First National Bank, succeeding Miss Maud Forsgren who left Sunday for Washington D. C. to a posiaccept tion with Congressman Milton H. Welling. Monday, January 7, 1918 Induced by the beautiful mild, starry nights we have been enjoying, Miss Malinda Wright on Friday evening deviated from the ordinary in January social affairs by giving a lawn party, same being in compliment to Mrs. Verna Rees Norr of Logan, whohas been spending the holidays in Brigham visiting relatives. The guest were requested to come attired in costume and the entertainment consisted of various games and dancing on the lawn which was electrically illuminated. The participants enjoyed the exhiliration of the entertainment in the open but found comfort in the cozy parlor during the serving hour. It was an enjoyable affair and those present suffered no ill effects from the perhaps unprecedented lanuary lawn party in Brigham City. Those present, besides the hostess and honored guest were Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Wright, Junior Ander son, Lorenzo Anderson; Misses Rilla Pett, Laura Brown Alda Neeley, Etta Facer, Lenora Romer, Violet Jensen Villadene Knudson; Messrs Ernest Hansen, Lee Wright Merrell Valentine, June Hansen, Charles Hill, Isaac Han sen, Dwight Wright. January 11, 1938 ' ; Fair; was a director on the planning board; past of the Associated president Civic clubs of Northern Utah; helped organize the Bear River Water Users association; committee member of the Bear Rlv-e- r county Compact commission; mem-be- r of the Wellsvllle Mountain project and director of the Box Elder County Labor assocla-tlon- , He served as the Sugar company fleldman for 12 years. He was a member of Utah-Idah- Saints in held in the Willard Second ward Sunday. They were Helen Chlrstensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christen, sen; Linda Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delon Cole; and Fran-cenMower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Mower. In services held in the Willard ward Sunday, the following young people were confirmed members of the Church of Jesus e Christ of Latter-da- Saints; Kevin Lee Holmes, son of Mr, and Mrs. Grant Holmes; Kelly Lee Perry son of Mr, and Mrs. Derwln Perry; and Jean and Judy Loveland, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Loveland. In services held In the Willard ward Sunday, the following tiny Infants were blessed and named; Robert Jay Whitlock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitlock; Tammy Braegger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry James Invited. Braegger; and Tristan Michael Mr. and Mrs. Ira Archibald Talbot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pet-e- r spent Chlrstmas eve and Christ-maMichael Talbot. day with their daughter and son.in law Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kunzler Nelson and three children in and family spent the New Years Logan. weekend In Burley, Idaho, Pearl Nay enjoyed where Mrs. they visited with Glen's Christmas in the sun. She visit-eMr. and Mrs. William parents, with her son and daughter, Kunzler. and Mrs. s Mr. ln-la- Gary Nay In Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kunz-le- r and daughter visited In Rich, field over the New Years week-enwith Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kunzler and family. Russell Is Lewiss brother. The Willard ward choir will begin practices again this com-lnSunday, Jan. 14 at 6:30 p.m. Cleon Arthur Hunsaker, age 78, of Deweyville, died Monday evening In the Logan LDS Hospital after an extended illness. Born at HoneyvllleonDec. 13, 1889, he was a son of Franklin and Laura Neeley Hunsaker. He was married to Vivian Adelaide Gardner on June 22, 1909 In Deweyville, She died Dec. 29, 1966. He had resided in Deweyville since his marriage, where he was engaged In farming. Active In community affairs, he served as the first mayor of Deweyville. He was instru mental in getting culinary wat er for the town of Deweyville, He was a member of the Deweyville LDS ward. SURVIVING ARE a daughter and two sons, Mrs, Jesse (Vera) Petersen, Tremonton; Arthur Hunsaker, Deweyville; Leon Hunsaker, San Rafael, Calif.; 15 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren; a brother and a sister, Noble Hunsaker, Salt Lake City- - Mrs. Sybil Benson, Ogden; also four Mrs. Beatrice Knowles, Modesto, Calif.; Mrs. Faye Harp, er, Brigham City; Mrs. Stella Mrs, Deweyville; Gardner, Jennie Gilbert, Corinne. Funeral services will be con. ducted Thursday at 1 p.m. In the Deweyville LDS ward chapel The Willard SecondWardwlll with Bishop Douglas Burbank artists officiating. Friends may call at be holding a young soo music festival Monday, Jan. 15 the Deweyville ward Relief 11 a.m, at 7:30 p.m. This Is dress up lety roomr today from affair and will feature talent until time of services. In the will be Interment from the young people In the Deweyville Cemetery. ward. Everyone Is Invited. half-sister- Investigate 2 Accidents Brigham City police Investigated a pair of intersection during the past week. The first occurred Friday at 6:20 p.m. at First South and second East. Involved were station wagons Hadley by Nora operated Petting 111, RFD 1, and a Brigham City girl. Mrs. Pettlnglll and a passenger In her car, Keith L Pettlnglll, suffered bruises in the mishap. Investigation was said to be continuing In the accident with estimated damages set at $275 to the Pettlnglll car and $185 to the other vehicle. collision ocA curred Saturday at 10:40 a.m. at Fourth West and Second North. Delbert Robinette 130 North Fifth West, and Dwain Thompson, 1026 Orchard, were the drivers Involved. There was an estimated $45 damage to the car driven by Robinette and $40 damage to the truck. Patrolman Byron May cited Robinette for failure to yield, car-truc- k right-of-wa- HUKRY OVEI t and get your "c old war" fighters TODAY before bad weather germs attackl I 1C Funeral services were conducted Tuesday noon at the Yost LDS ward chapel. Burial was In the Yost Cemetery. 1 to HAMILTON'S CONTAC i a APSULE VERY E 12 20 CAPSULES Reg. HOURS $2.49 CARD OF THANKS To those who by their acts kindness expressed their sympathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved wife and mother, Ruth Holley, we wish to express heartfelt thanks. We wish especially to thank the ward bishopric, the Relief society, our friends, and all others who assisted In any of C0RICIDIN COLD TABLETS way. Floyd Holley ,00,$99 30 tabs and family Reg. $1.26 Utah Boating OVERWEIGHT Registration 83 To Be Easier Try SLENDEX i mimes'. Uendex j K1' tuinwri HCIHH tllH ut ioi t' they renew their boat reglstra. tlon, according to Tedd Tuttle, Boating Supervisor In the Dlvl-sloof Parks and Recreation. A computerized process has been developed utilizing data processing equipment and personnel at the State Capitol. root concentrated sweetner 2 oz. Reg. $1.59 ; or Habit Forming 2 weeks supply Money Back WACUI '' No CALORIE your desire for food - Not Harmful t V boat owners will find things a little easier from now on since they will no longer have to obtain a blank application card and fill It out each time Utahs Guarantee oTic Cl,viuwt t (T,c n Dated for Tuesday A.M. both cards will be with all of the In. formation submitted on his last application, It is extremely im- com-plet- The application with the card still attached, the tax clearance from the county assessors office, the last registration card, and the registration fee should be sub mitted by mail or In person to the Division of Parks and Recreation, 132 South 2nd West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 IF ALL REQUIRED lnforma-tloand Items are Included, the registration card will be validated and promptly returned along with the 1968 stickers. If any of the required PLEDGE VAPORIZER ALL NIGHTER - Automatic Shut-o- Any questions about the new system should be directed to the Division Office at prior to submitting an appllca-tlon- , Mr. Tuttle suggested. 328-588- Furniture Poli sh ,ri 14 oz. Reg. PLASTIC $1 .39 H3 LJ Fl oorwax B ;RAV0 2 7 oz. Reg. $1.09 doggo HANDY ff UNBREAKABLE Model! 33 Reg. $8.95 TUBE '3 $1.29 i Hidden 1C HAIR SPRAY SAVE 70( with this coupon lnforma-tlo- Is missing, the application will be returned to the appll cant thus causing a delay. LEMON DEVILBISS e portant, especially this first year with the new system that followed by he check closely and correct Fullmer Allred, Sweet Cherry and Other Pro any mistakes, fill in all blank blems In Fruit Growing by Dr. spaces with the requested and sign the applicaArvil Stark of USU. tion card. The annual election of will take place at 3 p m. FROM THIS POINT, the re In addition to Chlrstensen, of fleers of the association Include glstratlon procedure r mains Weldon Cragun, vice president, the same as In the past, Mr. Tuttle stated, A. Fullmer Allred andLeeRog Ai-e- theie's cold" weather jady for the "sneezin' r .tocking your medicine chest with our tried and proven reliefs to hijlp lessen the miseries and shorten the duration of colds. But don't wait! SURVIVING ARE two sons and a daughter, George C. Wright, Magna; Allen Wright, Yost; Mrs. Geneva Poulson, Salt Lake City; 12 grandchild-ren- . Horticulture Meet Is The Box Elder. Weber County! Horticultural convention has been set for Tuesday morning, Jan. 16 at the Willard LDS ward chapel, it was announced by Don Christensen, president. The morning sessions will open at 9 a.m. Speakers on the program will Include Dr. Morris Taylor, Utah State who will talk on Mar ers, county agents. ket Outlook for Sour Cherries. Dr, LaMar Anderson of USU Staggering will speak on Peach, Apple and BUENOS AIRES iUPIi -n and The tiophy jury of ihe Varieties Nectarine Weed Control In Orchards. tine Big Game Hunting Assolecently gae 226 6 My Experience In Mechanical ciation Harvesting of Sour Cherries points to the antleis of a red will be discussed by Paul Crag-un- , stag brought down In La Plata Pleasantvlew, while Pest pi o luce The points weie to the Spanish svstem Control in the Orchard will be treated by Dr. Donald Davis of appioted by the Cornell International de la Chasse of Paris USU. The problem of neglected The stag was found dead fruit trees will be discussed after a cattle roundup In 1963 by Waldon Cragun of Weber Its rack holds third place county under title of Codling among Argentine stags The Moth Male Sterilization Story. flist place antleis hae 230 2 After a luncheon break, the points, from a stag hunted this program will continue with Dr, year by Aeustln Larieta Bryce Wadley of USU discussing Mildew In Apples and Sour Willock in Legend Cherries and Other Disease HOLLYWOOD (UPIl actor Dave Willock Problems In Orchards. Peach Borer Problems Is signed for a supporting role In the topic of a discussion by "The Legend of Lylah Clare," Box Elder County Agent A. starring Kim Novak. Take care ahead. Get season" by fa 14oz. Although Local Police maalox Thomas Rolllson Wright, 101 years of age, died Saturday at his home In Yost, Box Elder county. He had been a resident of Yost since coming there as a rancher 62 years ago. He was born March 19, 1866 at Lake Point, Tooele county. On Jan. 3, 1895, he married to Olive P. Chadwick In Park Valley. She preceded him In death. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints. Division personnel under the direction of Andrew J. Ander. son have been working fever-lshlfor several weeks to the necessary lnforma-tloto feed Into the computer. Mr. Tuttle explained that the most recent owner of every boat registered in Utah since 1959 will receive by mall a 1968 application with an unvalldated registration card attached. g Three girls were confirmed members of the Church of Jesus mouth y HE WAS ONE OF the organ-lzer- s of the Box Elder County y o Refreshing Dies atlOl; Wards Date Music Festivals Man Dies Monday, Tuesday Evenings Monday Eve Mrs. Dolores Morrison this week after spending a month In California. She flew both ways by jet which was an exciting experience for her. She visited in Daly City with Mr. son and daughter-in-law- , and Mrs. Ferris Morrison and grandaughter Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Morrison and two children In Fairfax, spent three days with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Iverson In Pleasanton and visit ed and lunched with her brother Leonard Teal In Piedmont. She visited friends In the area and spent time shopping and sightseeing. Highlight ofhertrlpwas a visit to the Oakland temple. The Willard ward MIA is sponsoring a young artists music festival. It will be a dress-uaffair and will feature talented young people from the ward. The date Is Tuesday, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone Is C. Weldman and Byron O. Weld, mann, both of Bear River City; Wayne Weidmann, Tremonton; Mrs. Rex (Wanda) Cox, Brigham City; 11 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p.m. In the Bear River City ward chapel Friends may call at the Rog9, 1967. ers Mortuary, Thursday from ACTIVE IN MANY organiza. 7 to 9 p m. and Friday at the tions, he was a charter memb. 11church In Bear River City from a.m. until time of services. er of the Tremonton Lions club, Burial will be In the Bear also a charter member of the River City cemetery. Bear River Chamber of He helped to organize the first Farm Bureau in Box Elder county and also was an organizer of the Box Elder Canning Crops association which he served as president for 20 years. He was also an officer of the Utah Canning Crops association and one of the organizers of the Utah Poul-trassociation, which her serv. ed as president and director for a number of years. Deweyville Latter-da- SURVIVORS INCLUDE three sons and one daughter: Virgil Funeral Held WILLARD REPORTS Christ of services Saints. Yost Rancher the University of Utah honor roll for autumn quarter. Those who achieved this honor are Kathleen Bowen, George N. Anderson, Henry R. Pearson and L. Elliot Rich of Brigham City, and Darryl J. Woodland of Willard. Miss Miriam Evans of Idaho January 11, 1938 Falls, Idaho, visited with relatives and friends here Tuesday. She was enroute home from Salt Lake City. January 11, 1938 During the holidays the Perry Beehive girls had a Beehive party at the home of beekeeper, Mrs. Alfred N. Olsen. The members present were Dorothy Young, Atha Carter, Gayle Weaver, Lawana Nebeker, Pearl Petersen and Freda Petersen. The evening was spent playing progressive Rook and Lawana Nebeker won high score and Pearl Petersen won low. Refreshments were served and gifts were exchanged. t Latter-da- Com-merc- 50 Years Ago Five Box Elder county students made by Mrs. E.F. Watts the Church of Jesus Christ of PAY ONLY $1 09 j AQUARIUM STAND,' WROUGHT IRON j OR ANGLE IRON NYLONS 2 PAIR Seamless Reg. 99c 5 lb. KITTY LITTER - |
