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Show student body president for the nie Wardell, Marlene Ross, PegSENTINEL Utah) THE MIDVALE coming year. Mrs Robison is! gy Hinckley and Carolyn Hast 11, 1959 Ten j September Friday, Page serving as secretary to the col ings. lege president. Mrs Agnes Dansie, Reporter Mrs Richard Rawson and chil two days in Phone: AM 94203 Spending the week end with dren of Ponca City, Okla., were and then stopped Kansas where Mrs Joseph D. Millerberg and recent dinner City they visited guests at the home Mr & Mrs H. B. Allen (Gladys family were Mr 4 Mrs Howard D. of Mr & Mrs Alan Dahl. Rites Swasey-Johnso- n Millerberg and sons, Monte and Barbara's aunt. From Mr & Mrs Albert Benson, Rosse) Solemnized in Temple Lynn, Idaho Falls, Ida. Mrs MilCalif., Mr & Mrs Ro- there they went to Chicago, then Park, Sharp lerberg entertained at a family bert Cottonwood Hospital Burdick, Salt Lake, visited to Detroit, Mich., where they The marriage of Annette Swa-seSunday evening hon& Mrs Mrs Mr with their aunt, Thursday spent 5 days with friends. They daughter of Mr & Mrs oring the Idaho visitors. During Rachel Forbush. Monday visiters also visited the Lakes, Ford MuH. Ross, Berrett, 8725 South the evening Fay Millerberg showSwasey and William W. John at the Forbush home were Mrs seum and Greenfield Village in 1241 East, Sandy, boy, Aug. 31. ed films of her recent European son, son at Mr & Mrs n.fKei u George Taggart, Sterling, Ida., Dearborn, Mich. Then they tourJohnson, was solemnized in the Ray N. Gonzales, 6815 South trip. Others attending were Mr and Claude Taylor, Spanish Fork. ed Windscr and Ontario, Canada, 386 & Mrs Gordon Salt Lake Temple Friday, Sept. East, Midvale, boy, Sept. 3. and Millerberg & Mrs C. C. Soffe, Baldwin where 4, followed by a wedding break they spent a day and a Ralph W. Collins, 77 Holden daughter, Alice Kay, Ogden; D. Mr fast at a Salt Lake motor lodge. Carlos Kimball and Mr & Mrs Or-v- Park, Calif., and Beth Soffe, Hol- half at Niagara Falls. After leav- St., Midvale, boy, Sept. 3. lywood, Calif., spent the week ing the Falls they went on to The bride was attended by her Paul W. Matheson, 761 CarnaJohnson, Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Lynn Nilsson, Cot with their parents, Mr & Mrs New York City, staying at a well tion Dr., Sandy, boy, Sept. 3. sister, Karen Swasey, as maid of Clark B. Slade, 1085 East 7575 tonwood Heights, Mr & Mrs Don Clyde Soffe and other relatives. known hotel. A few of the places honor; bridesmaids included Jan Lake. ice Swasey, Sharlene Johnston E. & the Alan Dahls, Mr & Mr & Mrs Douglas Fitzgerald of interest that they visited were South," Midvale, boy, Sept. 4. Walter Swenson, Mrs Mr Crane, Connie Gressman; Darla Bodell, after spending last week with John L. Susaeta, 7350 S. State Mrs Blaine Petersen, the Calvin spent part of the past week in the Rockefellow Plaza, Statue of flower girl, bridesmaid; Thorntons and children spent Panguitch with her mother, Mrs Liberty, tour through Radio City, St., Midvale, boy, Sept. 4. at Hender junior the Vaughn Crane's Joan Swasey; ringbearer, Phillip son, Nev., en route home visited Robert G. Andersen, 8558 S. the holiday at Ogden where they Mary Clark. Mrs Clark returned Jones Beach, Wall Street, Times Swasey; Renee Swasey and Debra Mrs Ed Hite, at St. George, Mrs Sen. Wallace F. Bennett examines new customer-operate- d enjoyed water skiing and "boat home with the Fitzgeralds where Square, Central Park, Madiscn State St., Sandy, girl, Sept. 4. cards Clara Winters, Levan, and at Ne- Mauss gave the thank-yo- u Salt Lak Hospitals she will visit for a week. Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, substation recently demonstrated in Washington. The ing at the Uine View Dam. The best man duties were per phi the Ed Wilkys', Mrs Pearl postal Mr & Mrs Keith Wiggens, sons ride on the subway. They also at- Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs Walter Nielsen, chilmachine provides postal cards, stamp books, individual dren formed by Darrel Thorn, ushers Bigler and family Payson. Dr & Mrs H. Clyde Coon, 2040 Roibyn and Merrill Lynn, Mark, Lyle and Brad, Ogden, tended several TV programs. were John Poulson, Jimmy Boul- - The Walter E. Cranes left stamps, envelopes and paper, as well as weighing letters and San Diego, Calif., spent two were recent dinner guests of Mr From New York they drove to East 4615 South, Holladay. girl, ton, Chris Nickels, Verl Thorn Maryland. While in Washington, Aug. 30. Tuesday to visit Mr & Mrs An small packages and making change. Such machines, which weeks with her parents in Hun- & Mrs Ralph Ferrin. A personal shower in honor of gus Gordon R. Bennett, 7273 S. ter and his sister and family, Mr Mr & Mrs Blaine Meakim, D.C., they saw the Lincoln. WashStocking, Soda Springs. They are expected to cut postal costs as well as giving & Mrs A. L. Benson. the bride was given by Mrs Clay were accompanied by Mrs Cinda Claude Watson, Salt Lake, Mrs ington and Jefferson's Memorials, Pearl Cir., Midvale, boy, Sept. 1. service in small post offices, will be installed in a number ton Nelson and Mrs Lowell Frazer, Salt Lake, and the Le Members of the Golden Bees Rachel Forbush recently motor- all the government buildings and Sheldon L. Angell, 9633 Amber of Utah towns in the near future. Mauss, Salt Lake. land Webbs, Draper. enjoyed an outdoor barbtcue on ed to Springville where they houses, the Capitol, Pentagon, Ln., Sandy, boy, Sept. 1. The couple are honeymooning Mr & Mrs Walter E. Crane, Thomas E. Butterfield, 13006 Thursday evening at the home were dinner guests at the home Smithsonian Institute, White in Zion and Bryce Canyons. On John Butterfield, Albert J. Crane Charles F. Hansen, 352 N. Main House, and the Tomb of the Undy; Mrs Doro Bateman, West Jor- of Mr & Mrs Clyde Soffe. Their of Mr & Mrs James Wingate. their return they will make their and daughter Roberta, attended . Miss Kathy Lynch, New York, known Soldier at the Arlington St., Midvale, girl, Sept. 1. dan; Mrs Ivery Larson, Midvale, husbands were special guests. Athome in Midvale. and Mrs Mary Swenson. were N.Y., spent the holiday week end National 'Cemetery in Virginia. E. C. Seell, 12100 South 7th the chapter meeting of the Utah tending the Olive Sharp, Reporter Sons of Pioneers, Salt Lake, last Mrs David McDonald and her Mr & Mrs Leo Glover, Crescent; at the home of Mr & Mrs Wil- Coming home they visited points East, Draper, boy, Sept. 2. Phone: AM of interest in Pittsburgh, Pa., Co Merrill D. Hillis, 214 South 3rd Thursday evening. J. Owen Butterfield daughter, Mrs Winnifred M. Bog-ges- Mr & Mrs Morris Asplund, Salt liam Hurd. O., Cincinnati, Indianap- West, Sandy, boy, Sept. 5. Mr & Mrs W. lumbus, and Glen Nielsen Mrs William Thomas and chil Lake; daughConway Beckstead, Union, recently returned Mr & Mrs William Buck, Mid J. Owen Butterfield, son of dren, to their homes after spending two West Jordan; Mr & Mrs Earl ter Connie Sue, returned to their olis, Springfield, El., St. Joseph, Darrell B. Steinicke, 755 MontBurley, Ida., recently spent & HanMr and Mrs Brad Samuel Gardner, weeks in California. the late George to Omaha, Neb., to visit gomery Dr., Sandy, boy, Sept. 6. several days with her mother, vale; They visit- Tripp, Mr & Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs home in Garden Grove, Calif., Mo., up na Elizabeth Stocking Butterfield, Mrs Fern Poor. Sandy, and Mr & Mrs Clinton ed Mrs a cousin of Barbara's and son of Robert D. Bennett, 306 E. Cenhis Clarence a after with week Mrs and Millerberg spending son who Boggess' David, died Tuesday, Sept. 1, in a Soda sister and family, Mr & Mrs A. Mrs H. B. Allen, Maj Robert Wat- ter St., Midvale, boy, Sept 6. Cutler. Mrs Fern Poor and son, Laddie, Cutler spent the week end in is stationed at Fort Ord In OakSprings hospital of a cerebral motored to Burley, Ida., for the Bryce and Zions Parks and at land they visited Mrs McDonald's Mrs Kent King entertained at L. Benson, and other relatives son and family. They also visited Dave K. Jacobson, West JorCedar Breaks. hemorrhage. He was born Apr. 1, holiday week end. Boys Town in Omaha, then on to dan, girl, Sept. 6. brothers and families, Mr & Mrs a party Friday celebrating her and friends. 1908 at Herriman and received G. Sherman Larson, 165 South Mr & Mrs F. J. Brady, sons S. F. Rock, Mr & Mrs D. H. a from home 9th Cheyenne, Wyo., and home. daughter Lynette's birthday. Returning Rock, his education here. He went to 4th West, Sandy, girl, Sept. 6. Neil and Bill, Las Vegas, Nev., and other relatives. While in the Guests enjoying games, prizes vacation, recently were Mr & For a quick frosting, lay a Carl E. Tibbitts, 7091 South Idaho in 1925 and married Eva pent Friday and Saturday with Bay Area they visited the Cliff and refreshments were Susan Mrs George Phelps and daughchocolate mint on each cup 2870 Beus on Jan. 13, 1933 in Soda their daughter and family, Mr & House, China Town and points Fife, Lois Jacobs, Linda Dahl, Re ters, Vickie and Rhonda. First thin East, Cottonwood, girl, Sept. as you take it from the cake of the a was member 3. Mrs Merlin Myers. Springs. He of interest. Enroute they enjoy- nee Shelton, Mary Kay Nix, Con- - stop was the Royal Gorge, Colo., oven. IDS church. Officers and teachers of the ed the scenic beauties of Lake Survivors include his widow; Ward Primary enjoyed a Tahoe. Second Pvt. Merrill B. Roos, 23, brunch daughters, Mrs Richard (Dawna sonArmy Wednesday at the home Mrs Frederick Stoffer and her of Mrs Wanda C. Roos, 7787 Mae) Dunn, Pocatello, Ida.; Mrs of Alice Gorringe. Arrangements daughter, Suzanne, recently fpent South 1000 East, Midvale, com R. A. (Darlene) Lawrence, and for the was under two weeks in Los Angeles, eight-weebasic the Calif., Army son, Albert, Soda Springs; four pleted direction of of with her the presidency and family, 28 at course administration daughter Aug. the organization Alice Pierson, Mr & Mrs Sam (Marilyn) Robison grandchildren; 2 brothers, Melvin Fort Ord. Calif. and Denley Butterfield, Salt Alice Gorringe, Wanda Edmunds and son Rick. While in the area He received training in typing, Lake. and Norma Sharp. they visited many places of inrecord keeping, and Army cler Funeral services were held at Mrs Daisy Swenson entertain terest including Knotts Berry ical procedures. 1 p.m. Thursday in "the IDS ed at a luncheon and social Farm, Disnyland, and Pacific Ward chapel in Soda Springs, Roos entered the Army last Thursday afternoon. The occa Ocean Park. They also visited Mr and burial was in the Fairview April and completed basic train sion celebrated her birthday. & Mrs Jack Robiscn in Westwood. ing at Fort Ord. Calif. Cemetery. Guests were Mrs Edith Orgill, Sam Bobison, who is a senior in He is a 1954 graduate of Jor Salt Lake; Mrs Clyde Swenson, the School of Optometry on the Relatives from here attending dan High School and attended and Mrs Elizabeth Swenson. San USC P the services were Mr & Mrs Reu campus, has been elected the University of Utah. ben Freeman, Mr & Mrs Sherwood Butterfield, Mr & Mrs Pres Pvt. Carole J. Cox, daughter of ton Butterfield, John Butterfield, Mr & Mrs Henry E. Cox, 635 East by Irwin Caplan Woodruff Butterfield. They were 12400 South, Draper, completed & LeDell Mrs Mr accompanied by the typing and clerical proced Steadman, Parley Butterfield, ures course Aug. 27 at the WoWest Jordan; Mrs Mary Jensen men's Army Corps School, Fort and daughter, Nona, Riverton; McClellan, Ala. Willard Crump and Mrs Nels Nel Private Cox entered the Wo son, Sandy; Mrs Marion Fair- - men's Army Camp last April and bourn, Crescent, and Mr 4 Mrs completed basic training at Fort 4f of Clarence Palmer, Salt Lake. McClellan. She is a 1955 graduate of Jor Mr tc Mrs George Parry have dan High School. returned from California where la & in KAISER DIAMOND RIB they spent their vacation, they Army Pfc Norman H. Carlsen. visited their son and daughter- son cf Mr & Mrs Norman R. Mr & Mrs Frank Parry, Carlsen, 6871 S. State St., Mid210 lb. at Arcadia, Calif. THICK TAB vale, recently qualified as expert ALUMINUM The descendants of Samuel in firing the M l rifle while as signed to the 2nd Armored Cav alry Regiment in Bamberg, Ger for many. EXPERT lb. 90 Husky a Howitzer in Carlsen, gunner Mineral Surfaced Company of the regiment's 2d roll Battalion, entered the Army in November 1958, completed basic Free Estimates Topt for patio, SQ. Top Quality training at Fort Carson, Colo., carports and and arrived in Europe in April 45 lb. smooth JORDAN BUILDERS' , fences, too 210 lb. thick butt 1959. sq.ft thinglct. Wind proof. soldier attend The phlt INC. GALVANIZED SUPPLY, caramic granual awrfac Hvy ed Jordan High School and was Durable 55 lb. In all th colon. ANTtrfifTvnri Utah Construc the by employed AM Smooth wrfaca tion Co., Salt Lake, before enter Do Btttr roll "K" Style. Per 10 ft. ing the Army. Work . . . Eattman held their family reun ion Saturday evening Sept. 5, at the church recreation grounds with Donald Eastman as master of ceremonies, featuring lunch eon, games and program. Week end guests at the Vern Bodell home included Mrs Reed Crane and son Douglas, M:ntpel ier, Ida., the Vaster Rasmussens, Idaho Falls, and Mr & Mrs Wayne Brower and children, Blackfoot Mrs Stanley Fredrickson and children, Murray, Mrs Willard Bcrgmann, Sandy, and the Oren Dansies enjoyed a picnic at Butterfield Canyon Saturday. 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