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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Pagv Fight Seventy Men Discharged L.iii. Aggie Players. ami M.iren Cail-on- Friday, January . failar was tlie only jerson to Her of community join the L 1 S hurvh, und she came to Utah In , 5. lb r fatiier died after he Peter M. NeiFon ha, vt-- In this country just 24 hours. Funeral services for Peter Matt , She was married to Mr. Jenson Nu bon. 81. retired Logan business June 15. 1875. He died six years man and" former Ubgan city coun-Jag- o She was active In LDS of church work. cllman. who died Monday sons and Surviving are six causes incident to age. were conWhliam II. and Cheadaughters, 1230 at in ducted Friday p. m, ter Jenson. Mrs, Javan Petersen, the Logan Sixth L D S ward of Hyrum; Mrs. Pearl Clark, of of chapel by Curtis L. Miner, mem- Stockton. Cal; Mrs. Buck, Nampa. Idaho; 42 grandchildren, ber of the ward bishopric. 33 great grandchildren and one Mr. Nellson served on the Logreat-gregrandchild. gan city council in 1908 and 1909, at which time he was a leader in Newell V. Bullen Win Letters - Christine E. Hancey lu- - Mrs Christine EailurU-a-- Dora Har- vey, 76, widow cf Jt-.- i e S Hanot y, of Hyde Park, dud Tue-da- y at the home of her dau. liter. Mrs. Maggie Barrett. 140 Ea-- t 6th North 18, Ia-Jse- 68. Dora Kilgore for the past of 50 years, died at her home, 62 West 4th Noith. of a heart attack Thursday a'ternoon She was bora In Georgia, July a daughter of William 29, 1878, C. and Caroline Anderson Kilgore. She was married to Ernest Frank Passey November 6. 1906, In Paris, Idaho. Surviving- - are her husband, five yrandchlldren, and two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Johnson and Mrs. Carrie Pugmire, Salt Lake city. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 .p. m. In the Logan Fourth LDS ward chnpel by Irn N. Hayward, bishop. Friends may call at he family home Friday evening and Saturday until time of services. Burial will be In Logan city cemetery under direction of W. Loyal Hall mortuarv L Mrs i; resident Fa-ce- h.ivt filed dis Twenty nine football I jjl ayers with the and student body manater, Chris Selei the service board during I.iiton. were named eligible fur Locan. after a long illness. the w oek of January 11 to Jan h tn rs, it was announced She was born m Aarhus. Denby uary 17, Arthur M. Turner, clerk Coach E. L. ''Dick"' mark, April 21. 1869, a d.itigher of Rninncy reiorted today. 1 (enrich and Margrethe Plulipsen Four seniors who placed their Tlipy were listed ax follows Earhartsen. She had been a resifn.il g ime against Utah collegiate LOG AN. Elmer Homer Blndrop, dent of Hyde Park most of her In the annual Tur life. William University John A. Schv anm-ldt- . are Bell Marvin fracas H 1alnter, Jaik Tuft Sorenson key day Surviving are two sons and four who quarterback daughters: J. Everett Hancey, ol Ire Caldwell, Sylxtm Hofti-r- , Max William Burr. Ephraim I sparked the Akruis this season, Ogden: Dr. Carlos W. Hancey. of Los Angeles. Cal.; Mrs. Irene Gil-geJcrwen, John P. Smith Jr. Reid John Putnik, end, Sirs. Barrett and Mrs. Luella Stanley Lawrence, Lloyd Barrett and captain of the 1945 aggregaHill, of Logan: Mrs. Veneita SchitTman, Francis 9 Hrown, Ray' tion; Garth Belllston, reserve un R. Swrnsen, of Providence: 19 grandmond Pane, Dorman H. derstudy to Marvin Bell at quarnine children; Baird. Donald L. Cowley, Melterback; and Paul MeCloy. hard- the establishment and construcFuneral services lor Newell Funeral were services held vin J. Hardman rescue fullback. tion of the Logan city light plant. Willis Bullcn, 39, Richmond dairy Thursday with burial In the HYRUM: Don Murray Maugh- - hitting the Coach Romney announced that He served in the Logan S.xthj farmer and sheepman, died Tues- Hyde Park cemtery under L. Tlieo Petersen, nn, Claik six men won who their letters ward bishopric and was a mem- day afternoon of a heart attack, direction of Kenneth Lindquist Earl Anhder, Leo Cooper Hos this year are ameady Inducted ber of the Logan stake MIA will be conducted Saturday at mortuarv of lauran kins. 1 p. m. In the Richmond South into the armed sen Ices. Carvel board. WELLSV1LLEMorris Thorpe ward chapel by Le Roy Funk, Fred Woodward. Jackson, KUne Smith. John Ronuld Purcell, He was born In Kirstlanstad, Russell S Poppleton. Winston J. Thomas, Dale Blackburn, Mickey Swedrn, December 10, 1864, a son bishop. Friends may call at the home CJunnell. I oy M. LeKhman. Herof Matt Swenson and Ellena Nell-- 1 of Hughes, and Keiver Jankovleh. his mother, Mrs. N. F. Bulman L Theurer. Ray Murray came son. 1876 as a , Utah to in He Lcttermen announced by Coach ' len, Friday Hill evening and Saturday to the LDS church and Coach Romney are Paul MeCloy, convert Burial OGDEN': Maurice L. Roskelley. settled first in Sandy. He mar- until time of services. Ross M Weaver, William Max Dale Nielson, Dale Ranter. Kline ried Adelaide Cornelia Keaton, ! will be in the Richmond cemeII. Lindley, Joseph Earl Yonk, Purcell, John Putnik, Norman September 27, 1899 in the Logan tery. He was born March 13, 1906, Ire J. Elwood. Werner R. Stett Smith, Nephl Schwabs Ronald temple. Thomas. De Wont Walker. Ray ler He is survived by his widow in Richmond, a son of Newell F. SMITH FI ELI : Dean J. Athav. Anderson. Iiob Bates, Dale Blackand sons the followin and and Anne Stoddard Bullen. He Rex G. Plowman. married Alverda Thompson. L. burn. Nick Ia land Mrs. Ellen Nellson daughters Ernie Caputo, Groll, Surviving are his widow, his Selley. Willard II. Pitcher. Wesconcert Mrs. Howard Hansen, Cliff Hoopiana, Barnes, pianist; of TRENTON: Morris Sparkman Richmond, three ton Vernon of New York mother, Jr, Mickey Carvel Announces the opening of his office in the Jackson, daughters. Mrs. Colleen Flippence Lit. Clarence D. Brown, Roland Keiver Hughes, NeilK?n Jankokvich. Clark Jenk- - , F,lty: J. Hodges. and Tess court of District of Lewiston: Diane Bullen, of Richmond; one grandMILLVILLE: Sheldon Russell Ins, Marvin Bell, Don De Witt. of Coumbia and j.ounj,est jud,ej Ecl-o- n FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Preecc, Vernon Jpssnp. Delbert Clifford. Barney, ever appointed to the bench in son: four sisters and one brother; Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Mrs. NEWTON: Quentin C. Barker, Paul NieKon, Dean Papadakis, WasTiincton. D C.: Rulon K. Neil-soHarold Christensen, Grover W. Garth Belliston, and Joe AnderNew York city; Horace W. Janice Spackman and Joyce BulMrs. Lenore len, of Richmond: Good sell. son. Logan Neilson, Baltimore, Md.; Cole, of Abilene. Texas; Private PROVO: A. Thomas Ardian Harold Neilson, Roy (je) Coach also of Romney D announced Griffiths. Sheppard Field, Hugh Norfolk. Va ; Private Alfred J. Bartley Bullen, SALT LAKE CITY: Charles that football captain for 1946 Noilson. with the army, and 7 Texas. W. Reese. Joseph Delmore Nelson. will be elected at Spring traingrandchildren. Harold Lewis Robinson, Frank Z. ing camp. Jessen Bertha M. Jenson D ivid W. Dahle, Ely, Nevada; Re-Enlist Men-doHoward Clair Ilenninger. Mrs. Bertha M. Jenson, 90, Ames W. Brown. Richmond: widow of James L. Jenson, a resWayne Dahle, Clarkston: 31 Hugh ident of Hyrum for 68 years, died F. Cochrane. Witschlta. Kansas; Tuesday at thei home of her R Lawrenre Coleman, I,ong Good news for former army daughter, Mrs. Maud Buck, at n, Beach. Cal : Elsworth Rio, had Nampa, Idaho, where she anofficers contained was in an u, Ariona: William A. lived for the past 10 months. Austin. Texas: Wilmur Bar- nouncement today by Major Hugh She was born at Sjolden, Dentels, Perry. Mich : Don M. Handy, J. Stewart, public relations offi- mark. June 2. 1855. a daughter of Preston. Idaho: Ephraim Rosen- cer of the Utah Recruiting disberg, Bronx. N. Y.: Christian F. trict. of terminal leave, to retain Henricksen, Downey, Cal. ThomOfficers, warrant officers, and day this privilege. as Clyde Wlllmore, Los Angeles, flight officers honorably dischargCal ; Fmcd Charles Hirsch, ed on or after May, 12, 1945, and the The new directive opens Lakeland. Flo ; J. Bates, on or before November 1, 1945 door to Lyle In the top Appleton. Mich.; Lyman B Salof master sergeant for isbury. Ft. Devons. Mass.: Heher may now enlist in the regular grade former officers who Ray Ttineham. Stockton. Cal.; Ro- army as master sergeant pro- thousands of have been out of the service comland R. Hancey, Hyde Park; Har- vided the enlistment , Is old S. Sorensen, South Gate, Cal. pleted on or before January 31, more than twenty days. 1946. Application should be made to Officers who have been dis- the nearest Army Recruiting stacharged since November 1, 1945, tion. In Logan the local must complete their enlistment office is located in room within twenty days of the last 201 Federal building. but can make claims t Anyone new nations the Providing fine words wont stand up against Navy with leaders and instructors hard (acts and figures! We simply in the more than fifty highly invite you to COMPARE our values, of specialized fiields, thousands with anything ofNavy war veterans have You'll be confered elsewhere. since the cessation of hosthat your money actually vinced stateto a tilities, according DOES buy more here! ment today by P. Veltri, Lieutenant USN., officer in charge of the Navy recruiting station In Salt Lake city. Never before in modern Naval history has the Navy offered so many Inducements for he said. Jh addition veterans declare they can do better in th Navy than they can in civilian life during the transition from war to peace. 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