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Show I MORONI j J I By Special Correspendonce I Infant Moore Passes Away Funeral servces were conducted in Moroni City cemetery Saturday Satur-day evening for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith Moore of Bountiful, who died at birth Saturday morning. The infant is survived by the parents, three brothers and sisters sis-ters of Bountiful, and grandparents, grandpar-ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fescher of Moroni. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Bradley have just received word that their son, Victor of the U. S. Navy would be released from the U. S. Service the last part of August. He is certainly deserving of his honorable discharge, for he has been in the U. S. Navy for more than IVz years. Bill Everett, Brice Draper, Elbert El-bert Justeson, Ferry Ostler and Boyd Goble of the U. S. Army have returned home from overseas over-seas to enjoy their furloughs with relaitves and friends at Moroni. Mrs. Lee Krebs and Mrs. Douglas Doug-las Harmer accompanied their husbands as far as Salt Lake City on their return for duty in the U. S. Service and for their new assignments in Arkansas. They have had a most enjoyable 30-day furlough here. Mr. and Mrs. Mondell Christensen Christen-sen of the U. S. Navy are enjoying enjoy-ing a furlough with friends here, i ' He has been stationed in Florida. Mrs. Heber Christensen received j 1 word recently that her son, En-; En-; sign Fred Guymon of the U. S. 1 Navy was in Hawaii and had attended the L. D. S. conference there with Elder Harold B. Lee as the principal speaker. He had met Merlin Nielson and Richard Jacobson, both of Moroni in the U S. Service, at one of the meetings meet-ings and they had spent such an enjoyable time together there. Royal Bagley of the U. S. Army was also present at this same conference, but had not happened to meet the others. On Sunday of this week, another letter was received from Fred stating that thev were now between two Japanese islands and so overjoyed over-joyed to receive word that the war was ended. Mrs. Tranquilla Dye returned home this week, after having spent several days with her children chil-dren at Mona and Spnngville Her two grand sons, Devon and Lamont Brown visited a few days with her here. , Mrs Andrew Jensen and Mrs. Max Derrick of Salt Lake City irfted I with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gee and other family members tfiMiraeEuby Anderson of Foun-tam Foun-tam Green ana Mark Christen-; sen had tonsil operations at the nice hospital last week. Miss Norma Morteson of Provo Utah fs spending a few days wrth her grand father, Franklin Han-" Han-" f lld family at Moroni. Mrs SorenC7 Nielson is having considerable worry since receiving receiv-ing a bad cut on her left . hand three weeks ago. It is sngnuy iTrrwfllardPrBtaeckham, S, has been bedfast for a few days since Sell down and broke two tofpnenbutismuch bMrr 5'MB. Herman Rowley and young son, and Mr and Mrs of Dralerton, Utah are spending Christensen. They were accompanied accom-panied back home by her sister, Mrs. Adele Carter to spend a few days with them there. Mrs. Ethel Bailey returned home this week after spending a few days in Rupert, Idaho with relatives there. Miss Francine Morley spent last week end with relatives and friends in Manti. Miss Verdean Morley, Darlene Draper and Marion Bagley, all of Salt Lake City, spent last week end with relatives and friends here. Clark Anderson and his daughter, daugh-ter, Mary have returned home from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Miss Valdean Ostler of Clearfield, Clear-field, Utah spent last week end with folks and friends here. The West ward Primary officers of-ficers and teachers had a most enjoyable evening last Thursday at the Mt. Pleasant Power Plant. The time was spent in playing games, after which a splendid program was given. Delicious refereshments were then served. Frank Bradley and Mrs. E. D. Anderson of Salt Lake City and Biglow Bradley of Provo were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bardley last Wednesday. Wednes-day. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Curtis received re-ceived word on Friday of the death of Mrs. Curtis' mother, Mrs. Emma J. Huggins of Fountain Foun-tain Green, following a lingering illness. Funeral services were held there on Monday at 2 p. m. She has the sympathy of her many relatives and friends in Moroni in the loss of her dear mother. Two Utah boys, "Buddies", Pfc. Boyce Jensen of Moroni and Pfc. Lynford T. Peterson of Salina, are located at an Assembly Area Command, France, according to a news release from the communication com-munication zone. The article states: After efficient operation of supply points in France, Belgium, Bel-gium, Luxembourg and Germany, Ger-many, a Quartermaster, Railhead campany of which Jensen and Peterson are members, is now processing at Cleveland, in the assembling area command, in France, for direct redeployment to the Pacific. Q. M. Railhead companies generally are considered con-sidered rear echelon troops, but this unit operated in the footprints foot-prints of the ground troops, advance, ad-vance, and encountered sniping strafing and attack roaming enemy task forces. The company serviced troops m the famous battle of the Bulge, last December, Decem-ber, when maintenance of supply lines became a deadly necessity for allied forces trapped at Eastogne in Belgium. During this operation, the company handled an overload of rations for 150,000 troops daily compared to a normal supply for 30,000. This unit also has the distinction to cross the Rhine. William Bailey and Mrs. Kate Bowles of Nephi, Utah, Mrs. Jane Jolley of Salt Lake City and Lof-tus Lof-tus Jolley of Portland, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Allen of American Fork were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs George Allen, and they also came to attend the funeral services serv-ices of Joseph Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. Lewis Lund attended the funeral services on Tuesday for their cousin, Mrs. Sarah Hyde Justesen at Spring City, Utah. Miss Lucy Nielsen of Provo has been visiting her aunt Mrs Leo Morley and friends ; at .Moron for about ten days. Her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nielsen, former residents of Moroni, Mo-roni, now live in Provo. |