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Show THE Grunt Vast ofi Officer of KichmunU ward MIA jPeritfnde?,)0ls will address will meet at 7 p. m. with legulai beginning at 7:30 p. m. 0 Oty . iub meeting Wed- meetingwill be by Shu ley Albiston. Bluebird, Prayer V a'',a the in noon reading by Vance lay uiprt from Nationals scripture and a piano solo will be Us Observance. of the played by Joan Hodges. Joyce nthnt there will Whittle will give the inspirational Cooper. states message. a musical numbers: members Is de- e of dub llyrum Third ward MIA will meet at 7:30 p. m. under direction .ffloriTLegio" auxiliar, of LaMont Larsen. Lee McBride will conduct the speech training KTwUl hold their regulai rtlieeting Wednesday, Nov. period. Seymour Nielsen, recently leturned from the Danish min the Cache county will speak in the special mission, Interest sry. class. Teachers will meet at 7 p. m. ward w ill Mount Logan stake choir will evening at 7:30 will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the Officers and teachers l pro-iltabernacle for reheaxsal. All mem, , n ro. The assembly bers of the choir including all include opening prayer read-Li- S members of the Mount Logan Male scripture jJKwm and a good chorus should be present. I ifnrogram. All ward mem-;.f- j invited to MIA age are Summit school PTA will meet od. Wednesday evening at 3 p. m. in the Smithfield Junior high school. mta will present a play Dr. Welling Roskelley will discuss eve this gmnaium Family Lne. All parents are invited to attend. ,t 8 o'clock. Hen-lick- 'tflSay 31 tst"g Societj ,h ward Belief at will be held Wednesday Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the Cache county clerks office to Dale Vernace Ben son, 20, Newton, and Janice Rawlins, 19, Paradise; and Jay Henry Gubler, 22, Smithfield. and Evelyn Erickson, 19. Smithfield. will be Figurine painting Virion and a quilt made. Xmas will also be made '' suggestions of L those interested. AH women be to present. invited are ard iv a nursery. will be . S P - Logan, Utah, Tuesday, L, November P, 10 IS I I family home, 74 South 2nd West ' Wednesday from 7 to 9 p. 111. and. Ml '"xOfi at the Lindquist chapel, Ogden ' Continued tiom Page H Thursday from 6 to 9 p r.i and fiom 10 a. m. until time of as a lesult of a smut In the vv ir- IFriday wliere he attended public schools, services ing. The on! man at the station Hunal will be in the Noith Og- - Capt. Cai I Mohi, answeied the call mari.ie, Elizabeth Ann Roylance in the Salt rlen city cemeteiv. Lake LDS t temple. (Continued from rage 1) gioup called the Boosleis club was otganized May 20, 1909, but was consolidated with the Cache Commercial club on June 21, 1909, because of the likeness of pur- marriage, they rnoed to Libei ty, . Weber county, wheie Mr. Brown I (''vf'ian Pi TO became engaged in lanching. SheiWyQII C died in June 1912. (Continued From Page Onel j On Oct. 12, Josephine 1913, Koylance he manned in the Salt!111 and Warren. Weber county. In 1934 they moved to Logan where they have since resided. At the time of his death, Mr. Brown was a High Priest in the Txigan First LDS ward. Active in church and civic affairs, he was a former superintendent of the Sunday school in the Liberty LDS ward, Weber county. He is survived by his wife, of Logan, and the following sons and daughters: Angus W., Purlock, Calif.; Henry, Garland; Spencer R.. Richmond, Calif.; William N., Los Angeles, Calif.; J. Woodrow, Owen K. Brown, Mrs. Melvin Fuilmore. if Logan, and Mrs. Larry Burnett, Eureka. Calif., 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters, George E. Brown. Mrs. Ellen Berrett, Mrs. Emily Folkman, Mrs. T. F. Barrett, all of North Ogden; Nephi J., Salt Lake City; Mrs. John Wtfrd. Sugar City, Ida., Ceclia Brown, Penning- ton, Kan. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 1 p. m. in the Lindquist and Sons mortuary chapel In Ogden by Wilhelm Pedersen bishop of the Logan First LDS ward. Friends may call at the "huh has been installed d.n iet- - by water and fire, being as they are in waterproof and fireproot Tv the ViTe ciew on "cull at the stklion consisted ol iesci v e " g membeis of the gan city light and water depait- ments. They weie on duty in cas any olher alaini came into the fire department. Lo-j,- cclehration, along with 14 past presidents of the Logan chamber. Mr. Odell was president of his group in 1908. In going over the past records of the above organizations, It is found that a gieat many prominent businessmen came, played their parts and passed on while new generations took their places, Mr. Hovev Important pointed out. Many events in the history of Cache valley have taken place during this of 45 years. A J he Following icr group, the Cache Commercial club is Joseph Odell, who will be tionmed at the 45th anniversary Logan Chamber infirPnC about town tSt HERALD-JOURNA- 11 poses, he pointed out. It was decided that one organization could accomplish more than two, so the and combination was effected teimed the Commercial Boosters u as tli- - fue wall that saved lu- b- it later became the Logan Fn st National Bank bulletin chamber of cotnmeiee. d d'stuiction today, Only living president of the eail-'perio- vaults. The books, records and other materials have been moved from the bank building to Transport Motor Co., First West and Firs, Writing in his column Logan North in Logan. Business will be Memories in last Satin day's Heraot-tald o carried on there until we are Journal, Pieston Niblev, pinthe bank. Berntson ner oldster and htsioiian of this concluded. legion, noted that this building The bank is located in :bo same was built in 1873 by 7.CMI Severn, building as is Tingvvall's. Howver hundied vvoids vveio devoted bv the bank owns its portion of the Mr. Niblcy about the stiuetuie ot building and is protected by a the building and bow stiong it was, constructed. protective fire wall. Capt. Carl V. Mohr, stationed at Mr. Niblev vviote: the fire hall to regulate and place Today this the firemen and city empluyees.building still stands It houses the reported that this morning's fue Fust National Bank and one 01 two stores on Main street. It is' is the biggest during my built to stand for many years to on the force. Nothing was saved from fbe come. Tingwall store. The building, with What Columnist Niblcy didnt the exception of the portion occupied by the Fiist National Bafik, realize 01 anyone for that matter was that the building would bPj was a total loss. It is iepc-te-- i, however, that its contents are par- a smoldering rum less than 72 houts after he wrote of its lasting tially covered by insurance. beauty and dui ability. 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