Show - - - — mil DEATHS al sewer City Comipissiner Edward T Saunders aid todaf Jk seond winter project will atari in a few days when Water-- f ill Construction Co begins a job of replacing sanitary aewer pipes through seven blocks north of Ogden river Saunders said work at the airport had been called off because of the impracticability of laying hard Completed surfacing on runways undejr the $80000 program he said are curb and gutter installations in of the administration the iare building and some of the cement work on apron expansions Glass Awaitd Completion of the control tower addition to the building awaits arrival! of a glass order Saunders said! Engineers of the U S civil aeronautic administration have installed wiring into the tower to operate fieU control units The commissioner said it is anticipated the CAA w31 staff the tower when ready to function Work on the storm lewer has and progressed to Thirty-secon- d Adams It is hoped the line can be laid to at least Jefferson and 130-da- ' 'john County Henry Bronson 60 Elwood civic and L D" S church worker died at his home Sunday at eight-thirt- y a m folillness lowing a two-weHe was born May 13 1888 in Willard Box Elder county a ion of William B and Orenda Pettingill Bronson He wai reared in Willard where he attended school before moving to Elwood with Mia family when he wu 15 He married May Earl Jan 30 1908 in Ogden The couple later received LD S endowments in Logan temple An active member of the L D S church he was chairman of L D S Elwood ward building committee when the present ward chapel and recreation hall were constructed He had also been a member of the ward adult Aaron-l- c priesthood committee and Genealogical committee director of the" ward welfare program and ward custodian Surviving besides his widow are nine sons and daughters Clinton and Kenneth Bronson Mrs Mflba Crossen and Mrs Betty Smith Elwdod: Mrs Thelma Kilburn Morgan Mrs Rhoda W legman Chicago Mrs Rose Robison Pittsburgh Pa Mrs Ada Holly and Mrs Afton Putart Vale Ore: also 20 xand a and Mrs sister Elsie Roush ejBkken Washington State The body is at Shaw and Rogers funeral home Tremonton temperatures have halted work at the Ogden municl-oairport project for the winter but unless seather becomes severe crew$ will continue on the Thirty-seconj- d j- I DEATHS 0 John Henry Bronson — ELWOOD Box Elder Sntjiw and low storm DEATHS R -- City Projects street THE OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 6 1948 'Loot AJikes' Confuse Depof StaH Haltc Port Work in Won-liP- r freezing Veterans Serving As Messengers Foresters Plan Training Camp u-il- who boasts J birth seniority over Robert (Bob) who weighed in one Isabell N Coffnian ounce heavier in Long Branch N DENVER Isabell Neil Colo— Mrs J July 10 1928 Coffman 41 Denver Colo formerly of Denver in died Kemmerer Sunday at Although Bill is the tallest by to informaa m (Bill) agement working relations and winter woodmanship Attending today's meeting were Lowell G Wood assistant supervisor Boise forest: Bernard Anderson assistant in operation at the regional office Floyd Godden chief of fire control regional office: Horace Hedges regional training and safety officer: Arthur Buckingham supervisor ot reton roresi: josepn Hessell assistant in information and education at the regional office Wilford Hansen watershed manbasements agement in the regional office and of the engineers diMilford In Ward— The V D S Eight vision Page eenth ward Relief society will hold the training school will a Christmas sale Wednesday De- beAttending some 40 staff officers in the nacember 8 at tw p m Quilts tional forests and the regional rugs aprons cWdren's clothing office and fancywork wil be offered The chapel is at 272 Jefferson Installation of thesafitary sewer replacements through seven scattered blocks nortt of Ogden river is most practical at this time of year Saunders said because the water table is down One of the main faults of the present system is the amount of underground water seeping into he system at the joints Saunders rfld the joints were improperly sefled years ago resulting in backuplinto residents' ' ' ty Be mm ass flanr— r east fifth proprietor of the Utah this par I weni IOUCTB i ii ii Bin mmjmm uini nere ami- - lor JO Saturday urday at nine fx as five hours attar in an Ogden heeattaL birth air Car gas waa born la Greece in aJUW tan and came to Ogden 25 yaata Surviving are the parents go' City four grand parents air and Mrs Ha had never married Be waa a mem-n urees y ol i toieman and Mr and Mrs Dale °T unagont church Surviving are hn mother in Greece Fryer Brigham Citv other relatives two Mrs apd Servee were to be held today at two Marvin Goetaeh Ogden and Mrt Par: McGUl Nev Colli P m in the Harold B Felt funeral heme " under eT TtZ diction of Bishop Ceorg Nell- - lnnt Y w tery Christin Nielsen 78 of 854 Twatnty-thir- d died at five a m at hit home of causes incident totoday age was nieuen born June 16 1870 in Horneum Den mark a son of Sor- en and Karen Andersen Nielsen He married Else Marie Sorensen 3 May 1898 in Denmark L the They joined D S church in ISM and came to OgdHgV He had in 1908 learned the blacksmith trade in Den:'3S "jar1 mark and for "5 number of years operated his own shop at Twelfth and I Mg&V Washington Later he was employed by the A m a 1 g m a ted Sugar Co and the Ogden Iron Works He ftiied a mis sion to Denmark in 1933 and at time of death held the office of high priest ward He was secrein the Thirty-firtary ot the high priests quorum a ward teacher and genealogy worker Surviving are his widow a son How ard C Nielsen Ogden: one daugMat Mrs Roaalia Beckett Los Angeles: two grandchildren: also two brothers Peter and Martin Nielsen Denmark &1 The body ia at the mortuary erfy M0 Evenings Prt be one of the first projects of the announced by Acting Postmaster aerie officials report Ed Vendell Parcels for the: French zone not sent on a gift basis will be admitted 8W 1430 ke KDVL U50 ke KSL 1160 ke KUTA 570 k Paul Thatchon condition that the contents Speaker—Attorney er will speak on World Govern- only are authorized for importation on MM CtaH Slag for Supper (Inner Sanctum 8 o'Clock Edition ment" Tuesday Dec 7 at seven-thirt- y the basis of a general or specific imlEdwln O H1U Ssngi of Our Times NBc Newsroom p m to the L D S Fif- port license The parcels are liable Of ttetal Detective (The Voice of (Lone Ranger — (Godfrey Western Adven teenth and Lomond View wards' to censorship and customs' examinFirestone By Gardner Talent Scout special interest class of the M I ation in the zone of destination Gabriel Heactar IMuslc by Ralph Donald Voorhee (Lux Radio 00 A at Five Points Also effective at once ordinary Public is inIK (!fnr J TwlAr lrBnTol rtrth Norman Theatre- vited and registered small packets and Golfer's ClnhlDr I Q Silver i'Foxes of Harrow Happy Holiday 30 O iMuslc Mod Mood letter packages 'surface or air) 46! 55 B Henry News Dollar Quiz OO Let George Railroad Hour Contented Hour My Friend containing merchandise and ordiwith B Clark 16 Do It Irma nary uin (unregistered and uninsured) trazy Hour ot Mrdic Fashion SOJYonr IBob Hawk parcel post packages will be acKIDDIES— K'rnan'sKl'mbake 8how Show 48 cepted for mailing to the State of Lowell Thomas ISupper Club (Arthur Gaeth Israel M 59t Kiddies lOe Prires Inrlode State and Federal Taxes " rr aagft mm 2 ever SOLOWYN n fEI ouch And This Thrilling Outdoor Action Hit! First-Ru- n f HALE on of I I rtOOUCTlOHS wmjmm HC r- - GOD'S 48 GARY COOPER cpomy a ANN SHERIUAN in LEO McCARt" i A IfPVItIC PICTURE STUDENTS— DON'T MISS Cecil B DeMille's Spectacular Masterpiece OUR STAGE IN PERSON N Princes "THE CRUSADES" COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ZULIEKA She Will Astound You Shorts— 1:00 3:20 6:05 8:50 "Good Sam"— 1:85 :lt 7:00 ty 9:45 Zulieka— 3:M 9:U ii8BdP WATCH i j OR IT! Misbehaves STARTS TOMORROW OPEN Your Favorite Young Stars in NHM s hastest-Funrite- sjMost Tuneful Musical Hit! 1 2:45 A v Sa AUY50N 1 PETER INFORD ia HGM s TERRIFIC at ORPHEUM - I c mm HP Epperson ML " " i aw-- Leo McCorey N£r Wed Than to 2:00 P M P 2 — NOW PLAYING! with thoi Mews Tues —- — w Robert Wright Aland Harry — LrY Christin Nielsen one-thir- 1:45 P -- — er Gifts Delivered To French Zone Mon ' ' Services for Lieut Daniel W Brad-shaJr 38 who waa killed In Germany April 22 1S4S wUl be conducted one" p m at the morMMatsdriv tuary 533 Twenty-sixt- h by Bishop Gail Sheffield of the L D S Lake View ward Sarialwlll be In Ogden citv remain'sBradshaw was born May 4 tttM UUt In Tremonton a son of Daniel WaM Irene Tyner Bradshaw He graduated from Bear River high school and We-bcollege and was attending Utah State Agricultural college to en-- " service In June 1941 prior He trained at Camp Roberts Caltf where he received a corporal chevrons and was selected as a candidate for officer training In 1843 he i lusjlsad a commission at Fort Ca i't r uriirh he took special Benmng training at Wash-A- r Lee university Va In September 1944 he was sent to Germany On May 12 1944 he married Elsie McKay in the L D S Salt Lake temple Surviving are his widow now Mrs Elsie Eurie Salt Lake his parents of Roy and threeCity: sisters Ray S Thompson Warren: Mrs D A Scofiekl Provo and Mrs Lewelyn Johnston Roy er RADIO GUIDE SMS mm w SLATERVILLE — Mrs Mary Slater 85 a Utah pioneer died Stanger at her home in Slaterville Sunday at eleven-thirt- y p m She was born April 20 1863 in Marriott and had resided in Slaterville since Mr Slater died in 1929 She was a member of the LDS church being active in the Relief society Surviving are the following son and gMpkters:MrsJ Levi Slater Mrs Belva Ann Rose E Knight and Mrs Taylor Sylvia E Knight all of Slaterville Mrs Grace A Johannessen Ogden: eleven grandchildren and 16 a brother Charles M Stanger of El Monte Calif and a sister Mrs Caroline R Shaw Ogden Funeral services will be held Wednesday at one p m at the funeral 3408 Washington conducted by rhaje! Harold O Slater of Slaterville Bishop Interment will be made in Ogden City name —— Bargain Hour to AH Monday through Friday 2 — city cemetarfi Matinees ' KLO — Come Early! NEWS 7:55 P M 01 cemetery By Eagles Lodge R fan mafic °a - st -- Officers Elected BILL HENRY two-thir- George Gmrgan Fr- p"! according tion received by brothers Arcllie and Robert A Neil Ogden Mrs Coffman was born May 26 1007 in Diamohdville Wyo a daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Armstrong Nell She was married to E E Coffman and resided for many years in Kemmerer and for the past four in Denver She was a member of the L D S church Surviving are her husband Denver her mother Kemmerer the two brothers Ogden and four sisters Mrs Elizabeth Albright and Mrs Ralph Dunford Thirty-sixt- h Alemeda Calif: Mrs Raymond Salmon Las Vegas Nev and Mrs J B Sloan Kemmerer Services will be conducted Wednesday at three p m at the mortuary Robert Wright Aland 26 eon of Mrs 3408 Washington by Bishop Denzil Williams of LDS Twentieth ward Burial Myra Wright Aland and the late Dr Albert H Aland formerly of Ostdsn will be in Ogden cemetery died Saturday in a Santa Monica Calif hospital as a result of an accidental A flunshot woundin according to Ogden KAYSVILLE Davis County-- Harry A Mr Aland was born 27 1022 68 former resident of Kays-vill- e In St Paul Minn and May was brought president Glen Burt chaplain S Epperson Colo died in a Salida hospital to by his parents that same Gardner conductor Don Jepperson Saturday afternoon according to word yearOgden He resided here until five years treasurer Douglas Orchard secre- received here by a son Albert W ago when he moved to Los Angeles He graduated from Ogden high school BRIGHAM CITY Dec &—Of- tary Oscar Grunig inner guard Epperson had moved from Kaysville and the University of California Los ficials of a new Brigham City aerie Roy Olsen outer guard Mark to Epperson 1843 He had been a Angeles Colorado in and had been employed as of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Brightenberg Lynn Jensen and rancher in the Buena Vista and South sales manager for an advertising ftrm in instituted Sunday were announced George Hodges trustees All the Park Colo area until he retired about Los Angeles officials IS are from ago years In follows: District Judge August 1941 he married Edith Brigham City today as He was born at Hartsel Park county Anderson in Los Angeles He waa a Lewis 'Jones past worthy honorary except Gardner who is from Bear Colo 19 1880 Nov a son of Hardy member of the L D S church River City and Josephine Spur lock Epperson Colpresident: Cecil Bradbury grand Surviving are his widow and his The aerie was organized with 183 orado pioneers He married Agnes Wil- mother worthy president Bert Jensen vice charter members the largest num- son Jan 19 1910 in Garo Park county Services will be conducted Wednesat ber of charter members p m in Wee Kirk of day for an Colo A and an authority on Col- the Heather directed by tha Larkin Eagles organization in Utah accord orado!writer history Epperson wrote a book mortuary Los Angeles Burial will be ing to G A Mischke Ogden organColorado As I Saw It" in Forest Lawn memorial park He was a member of the Buena Vista izer B For qoick deMerhtfirRqr eoastortmg hasp Lions club O E and Salida P lodge officials at Among 4BkS the visiting ior si'DtiB ana pejM of wrwai-tsMs- i organization meet were William Arttorttm Kmfbb lsroiwwEo Pueblo Colo or Neurssgam try BtWJSD A pJaent McCarthy gr'and taetrtea saedetK tfaat wortie ttwoua-- h aerie installing officer Herman - Linster Salt Lake up rmxra nrm awwaftv wart City presilevrattng pakn so you can work enjoy dent: William D WoodpastOgden Irfe and sfexn more comfortably Get worthy state president Frank C ROffD romy write Stone state secretary-treasuriadaeekm or mane? ana gixaraarteed aaaaaaLa Dan Harvey Salt Lake City F C Effective at once parcel post Stone Tooele James Goof Bing- service to the French zone of ham canyon and Franklin' Tnnps Germany excluding the French Murray Utah state organization sector in Berlin will be extended Standard-Examine- r board members to permit the of parcels Construction of a lodge hall will other than thosemailing sent as gifts It is inch each now weighs 138 pounds Besides similar slender-nes- s the two have almost identical hairlines voices expressions and hobbies The hazel eyed twins confuse even their mother "While we were little kids Bobbie would do something naughty" explained Bill "and I'd get a licking for it" The twins who were graduated from Salt Lake City's East high school in June 1946 joined the army in September 1946 and were honorably discharged in December 1947 They went to work at the depot about two months ago They are the sons of Mrs Ellen P Barham of 840 Lincoln street Salt Lake City one-ha- lf Cam Stephen ot R'ch"rd - Mary S Slater Pvt Vern J Owens Services for Pvt Vern 3 Owens 39 killed in France Feb 38 1845 will be conducted Wednesday at two p m at mi? nju iiiuriuary Thirty - sixth by Wifliam G Bishop de Mlk The VFW will be in rharge of the military honors Entombent will be in Aultorest mausoleum Pvt Owens was born May 20 1915 in Ogden a son of J L and Vincy Moore Bill (left) and Bob Barham of Salt Lake City who are employed as Owens He attended mail clerks and messengers at the Clearfield naval supply depot conschools and fuse both secretarial and administrative personnel The twins are Ogden was employed as a baker and mixer by shown delivering and picking up depot mall the Continental Thiriysecond before Baking Co On May 7 1844 he entered temperatures occur because Saunservice and trained ders said this would reliere a large at Camp Robinson mount of flooding resulting from Ark and Fort Meade Md and in drainage from Sullivan hollow October 1944 left Can field creek area and cemeteries with replacement troops for Italy He limits near sotih city was serving with Co K of the 399th battalion 100th division Seventh army Sectioas of the sewer already CLEARFIELD NAVAL SUPPLY He was on duty as a member of a laid are now in use he added at patrol In France when made Plans were being today and DEPOT— As alike as the proverbial reconnaissance After Teaching Thirty-secon- d he was fired on from ambush and U S :n a service the forest MUad meeting the line wili branch Jefferson two peas twin brothers employed On Feb 4 1944 he married Evelyn north to Patterson to catth runoff regional office for an administrative at Clearfield naval supply depot as Rackham in Brigham City and was frbmj Sullivan hollow ant another management training camp to be mail later separated secreconfuse messengers was He a member of the L D S l branch south toGoddard held at Tony Grove Logan canyon line taries and administrative personnel church to pick up cemetery area drainage Feb 14 to 25 Surviving are his former wife three The line will run east from the inSponsored by the forest service in identification from morning 'til daughters and a son LaJoy Jolene June Vern Owens Ogden his and Utah State south rod and the Agricultural night The brothers are veterans of parentsWallace tersection to Orchard two sisof 307 Twenty-sevent- h college instructions will be given or Orchard to Goddard a World Mrs Nona Smith ters and brother II War on plans organization forest suCalif and Joan Owens and Mil"I'm the eldest" says William Chico Heavy Seepage lard Owens Ogden pervision inspection safety mana Barham ieiit I) Stephen Carrey Fryer BRIGHAM CITY MUSICAL! 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