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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI. UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1954 Charles Johnson. Pioneer Settler, Honored at 95 g5v IT'S AN Don Loveridge To Observe 86th C. Birthday Friday Don Lehi's oldest pioneer settler. Charles Ferdinand Johnson, who will reach his 95 th milestone, Aug C well Loveridge, will observe his 86th birthday anniversary, next Friday, August 20. A family party is planned in his honor. . Mr ,t. - a', nillf . f known retired fanner and poultryman, for v f '., Funds needed luUUj i ..-:- ... . P0L10 PATIENTS POLIO PREVENTION CHARLES F. JOHNSON 27,wil be honored at an open ' house reception, Sunday, August 29, in Wines Park. With members of his immediate family, he will greet friends and relatives from 1:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to low, Mrs. Mr. Johnson, who now makes his home with a daughter, Mrs. Bea Boley In Salt Lake City, remains active and enjoys visiting with his large posterity. He continues to read enough to keep informed on world affairs and en joys television. Mr. Johnson was bom in Hurum, Norway, August 27, 1859, a son of John Johnson and Gorina Turgenson Johnson. He came to Utah with his parents, one sister and two brothers, in 1863, the ocean voyage requiring nine weeks. The many hardships of crossing the plains and pioneer life were endured. Although pioneer life afforded very little schooling, Mr. Johnson took advantage of every opportunity to learn and became a successful farmer. He was employed at the Bingham and Park City mines and also worked for the Union Pacific Railroad Company. He was married to Jane Pierce Chilton, August 18, 1881. She passed away August 31, 1945. Joining with Mr. Johnson with good wishes next Sunday will be his daughters and son: Mrs. W. A., (Elizabeth) Evans and Charles L. Johnson, Lehi; Mrs. Parley (Inez) Olsen, Provo; Mrs. Gladys Beck, American Fork, and Mrs. Boley. He has 11 grandchildren; 31 and three great-gregrandchildren. ft Troop Nine Scouts Enjoy Outing at Silver Lake Flat Paul was a medical 10.13. (Marjorie) Rosier patient,, August Mrs. Dorald (Beverley) Allbee received medical treatment Aug. 11 and 12. . Caroline Seals, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seals, Douglas Deseret Chemical Depot, received treatment for a cut lip, August 13 and 14. Holly Ross, 15, visiting from Colorado with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Seals, suffered head injuries in the same accident. She remnins 1 a patient following admission Aug. 14th. Don and Belva Kitchen Chamberlain are the parents of a new son, born August 14, weight 6 lbs. 12 ozs. There are 2 sisters and fig. Men to Address Farm TTD Lcb C Forage Harvester - - great-grandchildr- en at with pick unit and green cutter bar R C Tractor. Mower. Plow $450 Scout Troop One Side Delivery Rake - $150 3 Point Detroit Mower - $150 VAC Tractor - - $495 Trail Mower - - - - $125 Camps at Maple Dell Scout Troop I of the First Ward left Monday for encampment at Maple Dell Scout Camp in Payson Canyon. Thirteen boys made the trip and will remain until Saturday. Accompanying the troop are Assistant Scoutmasters Morris Goates, Gayle Evans and Boyce Evans. B. H. Curtis is the Will Trade for Hay. Grain Livestock or Anything of Value Utah Valley Implement Your J.' I. Case Farm Machinery Sales and Servic- eLEHI Phone 36 State Street at Kl(rc7 Have Your School Needs "Taylored Fortune can take from us Every mon is the architect of his own fortune. thing but what she gave us. s"i(p J ft " Permanent Wave Refill - Shampoo Cream - Powder and Lotion Zenith Hearing Aids and Batteries STATE STREET MUG Man a-irff- i (unrs 25 (sDoo When it's "time to stop", here's something you'll be glad to know. 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I f you atlll run the risk and Inconvenience of paying by cash, we urge you to come in and get detail on a checking account. STATE DANK OF IK ONE STOP PROMPT QUALITY EFFICIENT lzhx nuunc baixxt. "J CTOOO SERVICE Frank's UJTOG 8UU Btrwt rvl Our Specialty ' SEELVHCE f Washing and Lubrication ILEKIH'G 50C UTAM 4th f)o you pay your bills by cash or checi! checkbook enables our bills counts, : c il l $37.50 lone Eagle Trading Post 21 . wmVQCO) andget it! S copes 29L95 N o EXTRA SPECIAL PHONE aJl 1 Sheaf fer Pens and Pencils Sheaffer Snorkel Pens B B Ball Point Pens Paper Mate Ball Point Pens Theme Paper - Filler Paper - Note Books Loose Leaf Report Covers . Sportsmen's Headquarters LEHI $1250 step-daught- er S. R. Boswell, Utah County Agent, and Sylvan W. Clark, local farmer and former Utah County Commissioner, will be the guest speakers tonight (Thursday) nt a meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will begin at 8:00 p. m. in the Memorial : ' i Building. Mr. Boswell will Mr. Clark and PARTY MARKS FOURTH on of BIRTHDAY OF speak agriculture, phases and anyone interested in hearing BRIAN KENT PETERSON A very happy birthday party for the discussions is invited to attend. Brian Kent Peterson was attended Dale Clark is chairman of the by seventeen little guests. Bal- meeting. loons for all, games and refreshments and individual cakes with ROYLES ATTEND FUNERAL candles were important features FOR RELATIVE ACCIDENT for the youngsters The affair, VICTIM, IN ST. GEORGE held at his home, marked the fourth birthday of Brian Kent. He Mr. and Mrs. J. Freeman Royle was assisted in entertaining his attended the funeral of Harry S. friends by his parents, Coach and Gentry, 64, accident victim, held in St. George, Monday. Mr. Gentry, Mrs. Lars K. Peterson. husband of a sister to Mrs. Royle, SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY- - lost his life, Friday, August 13, A happy surprise for Wendy about 9:00 a. m. when the milk Farnsworth was held at Saratoga, truck he was driving crashed 'nto with 27 family members present. a telephone pole and then a tree. A birthday cake with thirteen He was alone in the truck at the candles was the central feature time and the exact cause of the of the picnic luncheon. Swimming acident had not been determined. was enjoyed. Some attractive He was instantly killed in the imwere gifts presented. Wendy was pact. He was some thirteen miles here with his mother, Mrs. Harold from Cedar City on his route Millet and other family members travelling from St. George to Beaver. from Las Vegas, Nevada. Survivors besides his wife, the Man's life is ruled by fortune, former Viola McAllister, include six sons and two daughters. not by wisdom. MAIN STREET chin ery Allison. DON C. LOVERIDGE Mr. Loveridge, a son of pioneer parents, Alexander Hamilton and Malinda Stillwell Thomas Loveridge, was born in Lehi, August 20, 1868. His father crossed the plains by ox team and aided in the early day irrigation program in Cedar City. A boon to mankind is the new One of the early day experiences was hauling traffic signal device which shows of Mr. Loveridge to Lake City; haw much time is left before the Salt tithing hay 3 brothers. Pleased grandparents his an ox team and green light changes to red. father driving are Mrs. Janet te Chamberlain, he with a team of horses. He Cedar Fort, and Mr. and Mrs. J. worked on the railroad and in Mrs. Alex P. Olson (Sigrid). He L. Kitchen of American Fork. the mines at Scotfield, was emhas ,14 grandchildren; 33 greatat the sugar factories at Lavon and Bertha Kinder ployed and and Lincoln, Idaho, City grandchildren and one great-greThomas are the proud parents of Sugar assisted on construction of the grandchild. a baby daughter, born August 14, Lehi stake tabernacle. He also weight 6 lbs. 8 ozs. The new- spent considerable time herding comer has one brother, Jerry. Mr. at a young age, and Mrs. Morris Thomas now have sheep, beginninghis life, he has Throughout 15 grandchildren. The maternal of visiting and made a practice grandmother Mrs. Bullock now the sick and homebound. lives in Bingham. Mrs. Sarah helping He continues active, and with his Kinder of Salt Lake City is the wife, the former Marie (Mamie) Larsen Parker, is always hospit A baby son, weight 1 lbs., ar- able and enjoys the calls of their rived for Keith and June Ander- many friends and relatives. Mr. son, Eddington, of Royal Oaks, Loveridge was a prosperous farmMichigan, August 15. Mrs. Abra. er and poultryman for many years ham Anderson now has 19 grand- and always maintained a very neat children, and Dr. and Mrs. Elmo and attractive home and garden, His children are Mrs. E. N. Eddington have 8. There are three sisters, Leslie, Eve and Webb (Annie), Mrs. Alberta SimpJoan, and a brother, Donnie, visit- son, who now makes her home with the Loveridge; Mrs. Leon ing here with their grandparents. (Iris) Peet, is an Jaycees Tonight Regular The people of the United States are rapidly being divided into two classes, those who work for the government and those who work for those who work for the government Decatur Daily. Don3 1 Miss These enjoyable three days encampment was spent at Silver Lake Flat in American Fork Can yon by members of Troop Nine scouts of the Sixth Ward. In charge of the encampment were Scoutmaster Lee Hardman and Explorer Leader Ted Comer. The troop took camping equipment and supplies for cookout meals. Fishing was one of the main features. The boys taking part included Stephen Swenson, Billie Mercer, Grant Johnson, Mark Bushman, Neil Young, Calvin Lewis, Billie e, Evans, Gene Bennett, Robert Dick Watkins and Bobbie A very Fly-gar- great-grandmoth- Pleasant Grove with Mrs. Fowler's family members, the Hone. 3 Lehi Hospital Happenings family members and friends to join in the luncheon from 1:00 p. m. to 2:00 p. m. A program and games for the children will folf l EPS VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Fowler and family of Hayward, California, have spent the past week visiting friends and relatives in Utah. A canyon party with the Fowlers was held at Cave Camp in American Fork canyon. A large family reunion took place in PRODUCTS Service Ml |
