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Show 2 THE CITIZEN THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1974 later solemnized in the Published every Thursday Smithfield, Utah Diana and Leon Pahler of 27 N. 200 East Street in Hyde Park announce the arrival of a daughter, September 24, at the Logan Hospital. Sh weighed seven pounds 10 ounces and was nineteen inches long. She has a sister Debbie, 2' 3 years old. She also has grandparents Viola and Donald Gorham of Fort Lewis, Wash., and Kathy and Harry Feam of Salt it 14335 Patricia Woodbury Second rlasi postage paid at Smithfield, Utah 14335 Subscription Rates: 35 per year Pahlers Receive Daughter Citizen Catije UTfjc Editor Utt' 33 per year outside Cache Valley Lake City and Haxel Pahler of Grand Juction, Colo. He- s, LDS Temple. For ten years, Mr. Arnold was employed at Thiokol len and Menzo Wayner of Grand Junction, Colo., and Gail and Ira Feam of Canyon City, Colo. The baby will be named Heather Ann Pahler and her daddy is a student at Utah State University and drives a caterpiller for Bear River Lumber Company. Chemical Corp., Wasatch Division. Surviving are his widow of Brigham City; five daughters, Mrs. Dean (Vi) Dick-maSandy; Mrs. Roger (Gay Nell) Majors, Spanish Fork, Mrs. Jack (Redia) Gizzi, Security, Colo.; Mrs. John M. (Nancy) Webster, Sandy, and Mrs. LaMar (LaDonna) Pitcher, Smith-fielOne son preceided him n, d. death. surviving are 13 grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren; two brothers and one sister. Dedication of the grave in Also was by Duane Fords a On May 21, 1939 he married Flora Greene in the Logan LDS Temple. He is survived by his widow, Richmond; two sons and daughters, Bishop Nard Allen and Gary G. Allen of Cove, Mrs. Ardis A. Waite, Pocatello, Idaho, and Mrs. Calvin R. (Alys) Denison of Twin Falls, Idaho. Also surviving are 23 grandchildren, his father Sol W. Allen, Logan, and a brother Reed M. Allen of Cove. Dedication of the grave was by Calvin Denison, a Lions Enjoy Djnner Cleve Swinyard, a cousin, of Idaho Falls dedicated the grave. Burial was in the Midvale City Cemetery. and Mrs. Richard (Joan) Grace. Survivors include his wiMartin, Boise, Idaho. Mrs. Perry reared two dow, Grace; father and mograndchildren, Earl P. Bak- ther, Lewiston; one son, er and Frances Wotton, both Pedro, and one daughter, of Logan; also surviving are Raquel, both of Grace; stepnine other grandchildren sons and stepdaughters, and five Reuben Contreras, Alfredo brothers and sisters, Trevino, and Elvira ContrerOliver C., Lee W., and Angus as, all of Grace; Alicia and Q. Woodruff, all of Smith-fiel- Margarita Conteras, both Mrs. Katherine W. Phoenix; brothers Juven-tinWaite, Hyde Park; Mrs. Ita Logan; Andres, Smith-fielW. Smith, Seattle, Wash.; a and Amacleto and and a half-sistAntonio, both of Lewiston. Wilford Woodruff, Smith-fieland Mrs. Phoebe Johnson of Copperton. The following stepsons and stepdaughters also survive: L. Tom Perry, Bountiful; Mignon Perry, Pullman, Wash.; Robert Perry, Eve-rett- e, Wash.; Mrs. Gaye Kowallis and Ted Perry, both of Logan. At the time of her death, Mrs. Perry was a member of Logan Fourth Ward, where she had been active in the Relief Society and as a missionary to the Cache Genealogical Library. She had resided in Logan since 1950, and from 1922 to 1950, in Pocatello, Idaho. Burial was in the Logan City Cemetery. Hunt- Funeral James Done Thornley, 72, of Kaysville, native of Smith-fiel- d were held Friday noon in the Kaysville Second Ward chapel. Mr. Thornley died Tuesday in a Salt Lake nursing home. He was born Feb. 16, 1902, in Smithfield, to James and Mary Alice Smith Thornley. He married Essie Stoddard June 8, 1928, in the Logan LDS Temple. Mr. Thornley was a retired employe of Hill Force Base, and at one time was night watchman for Smithfield City. Survivors include his widow; sons and daughters. Jay Done, Layton; Joseph Stoddard, Boca Raton, Fla.; Mrs. Bruce (Janice) Morrison, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Leonard W. (Texie) Hill, Kaysville; Mrs. Wayne n; d; o, d; half-broth- er d, Earl Schiffman Funeral services for Earl Dale Schiffman, 46, 589 Street, Midvale, who died Saturday of injuries suffered in a truck wreck at .the Bingham Mine were held Tuesday afternoon at 8090 South State. He was born Sept. 23. 1927 in Lewiston to Earl William and Rosella Talbot Schiff- man. On November 3, 1952, he married Betty Trolson in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. He served in the U.S. Army, was a member of the LDS Church and a Cub Scout Leader. Surviving are his widow and two sons Kevin Dale and Kerry William, Midvale; his father, Sandy; sisters Mrs. William iNadcne) Hull, Reno,- Nev; ' Mrs. Clarence (Roene) Jones, Murrary; Mrs. Royce (Janis) King, Smithfield. Eunice .Funeral Perry services Jose Hernandez Q"icl,tu HI -- HI Shampoo 1 were held for Eunice Woodruff Perry, 81, widow of L. Tom Perry, Tuesday noon in the Logan Fourth Ward chapel by Bishop Ace S. Raymond. Mrs. Perry died Saturday in the Logan hospital. She was born Aug. 23, 1893, Funeral services were conin Smithfield, a daughter of ducted for Jose L. HernanNewton and Amelia Partingdez, 31, on Wednesday of last ton Woodruff. She was marweek at Kingdom Hall, Jeried to John A. Ziebarth at hovah's Witnesses Church, Pullman, Wash., in 1921. in Soda Idaho. BurShe later was married to ial took Springs, place in the Lewiston L. Tom Perry Oct. 22, 1952, in Cemetery. the Salt Lake LDS Temple. City Mr. Hernandez died at the He died May 5, 1966. Caribou Memorial Hospital Survivors include a son in Soda Springs of injuries and daughter, John A. Zie- - received on Saturday in an harth Rurlinffamp Plif automobile accident west of Fast I 2?159 8 0Z. i1 Reed Arnold ..Funeral Services were held for Reed (Pappy) Arnold, 63, Friday at 2:00 p.m. in the Huntington Ward Chapel. He died Tuesday at his home in Brigham City after a lengthy illness. He was born Sept. 3, 1911, in Lawrence, Utah. He married Lois Harrison March 21, 1930; their marriage was S Permanent -- V. M. Allen rsim 1325 II saving 752-39- at 752-945- 6. Woric in Hie sky. Host Guests We're looking for the kind of men who want to jump out of an airplane before breakfast, srule a mountain before lunch, and shoot a rapids before dinner. Airborne. If you want it, youU have to earn it. Join the people who've joined the Army. Dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Leda and Gordon Sutherland were Butch and Linda Yeates and their children Joe and Luann of Brigham City, Paul Johnson of Paradise and Mildred Sutherland of Newton. Other visitors during the afternoon were Lucille and Ned Miles of Salt Lake City and Marsha Jenkins and children of Call Army Opportunities Phoaa 753-394- 3 An Kqinil Oppartunity Kmi4i)rr ATTENTION HUNTERS! grandchildren; n; brothers and sister, Heber Smith-fiel- d, Floyd, Logan; Elliott, and Mrs. Cherrille T. Morrison, Woods Cross. Noel Stoddard, a brother-in-ladedicated the grave. Burial was in the Memorial Park. US CUT YOUR WILD MEAT w Professional care given 17, 1906, Dinner Held Texas-Louis-a- 1946-194- 7. Check our competitive prices The Friendship Club enjoyed dinner at Juniper Inn Thursday. All members were present excepting Mabel Henrichson, who was excused. President Lucy Cooper greeted everyone. Social visiting was enjoyed. The October meeting will be held at the home of Lillie Weeks in Smithfield. WE WILL ALSO CUSTOM CUT YOUR BEEF, PORK OR MUTTON WOODBURY'S CO. 164 No. 6tfc Wed p" LifM 752-935- 5 Clifton One Tablet Daily Adhesive. Multiple Vitamins Tape yz"x 10 yds A tiny little tablet that helps you meet your daily vitamin requirements! 100's 1wx5yds. Glycerin Buffered Suppositories A e ci . CUSTOM LET J35 Water Bottle the Mttamin Sped ;hecK Finned surface on one side, smooth on other offers control. duo-he- seven heart ailment. MHk.tgk! terns at Calif.; Mr. Allen died Monday in a Salt Lake City hospital of a He was born in Cove Nov. a son of Solomon Whittle and Rachael Monson Allen. He received his education in the county schools and was graduated from North Cache High School. He had been a farmer and rancher throughout his life. Active in the LDS Church, Mr. Allen was a high priest in the Richmond Stake and recently had been active in temple work. He filled a mission to the Mission in A past president of the Cove MIA, he also was a member of the Benson Stake MIA Board, and had served in two bishoprics in Cove. 30 Thruifp Liniment tn The tour will leave at 8:00 a.m. on October 7. For reservations call Elva or the Seninr Clark, Citizens Center Monday through Friday, 1:00 to 5:00 Sutherlands Mrs. Chris (Ruth) Drakos, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Steve (Suzanne) Willey, Fairfield, ..Funeral services were held for Vivian Monson Allen, 67, wellknown north Cache farmer and a native of Cove was Friday at 1 :00 p.m. in the Richmond Stake House under the direction of Bishop Stephen Erichson. 1 lsaE3 do so. may olyn) Stromberg, Ogden; Pro-Ca- Iflw Home for services spoke on US economics. Thirty two members enjoyed the dinner and a talk Clean up night of the lxHg grounds will be early evening Oct. 3. All members are urged to come as early as possible. Any Senior Citizen in Cache County desiring to go on a four day and three night bus tour to Lake Tahoe, Reno, Virginia City, Carson City, Ponderosa and other points of interests in Nevada r-in-law. Burial was in the ington Cemetery. Lo- USU Seniors Plan Tour Rich- James Thornley brothe- gan and a professor at The pancake supper to be held November 14 was son-in-la- Burial was in the mond City Cemetery. Reed Durtschi, North The Smithfield Lions met at the Lions Lodge for a good home cooked meal prepared Timby Lady Lions, Myrle mins, Gwen Cole and Norma Edwards. . I itpR 0, 10 at tor Winter Rexall Aspirin 5 fir. 2-6- Nail Time Remover oily to help type from prevent nails oz. 4 drying. nr . lYlonacet, A.P.C. ( Capsules Non-sme- nwn JJ S Tablets ",mU0US from colds W toy 0' TCBX Dacongotuit Polish 100s Aspirin, phonacetin and caffeine for relief of fewer WPtomsfor l?,to 12 hoursf headaches, muscular aches, colds, minor arthritis. 100s wrap hi 2 vfaant . I Um Mo wrap foods, to aar from, to dacorato, far Qlftsl ( 12) |
