Show SUNDAY MORNING THE OGDEN (UTAH) MAY 29 1955 Obituaries Obituaries Don't just dream about it 18638 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both sides of Cross 8treet from D81 Harrison Boulevard to Tyler Avenue Romney Mrs Helena Both sides of Patterson Street from widow of William George Rom- Van Buren Avenue to Brin leer Avenue Lake Salt City sides of 31st Street from MadiBoth prominent ney HOOPER — Joseph A (Allie) businessman son Avenue to Liberty Avenue Both sides of 34th Street from Baker Cunnington 57 of Hooper died Michael Samuelson Drive Theodore to PlUmore Avenue Friday in Rock Springs Wyo en 85 former motorcycle and 'bicycle Both sides of 34th 8treet from Harroute home from rison Boulevard to Tyler Avenue t world speed record holder Salt Both sides of Oakrldge Drive from a trip to Decatur i Lake City Baker Drive West to existing Curbs 111 Both sides of Maple Street from Franklin Frisby Tuckett 70 Birch Avenue to Taylor Avenue Mr Cunnington Lake Salt City Both sides of 37th Street from Tyler f embeen had Avenue East to East line of Burton Ronald B Muhar Park Addition ployed several Lake City Both sides of Baker Drive rrom 34th years at the CaMrs Mercy May Batchelor Hill Street to South end of street lifornia Packing East side of Baker Drive from 34th 80 Salt Lake City Street North to the West end of Corp as a label 81 Mrs Hattie Player Cowley Curve clerk Both sides of Fillmore Avenue from Lake City Salt mema 34th was 8treet to South end of Street He Stones Brian J Both sides of Fowler Avenue from ber of the LDS son of Mr and Mrs Ben J 35th Street to 36th Street Church an elder Both sides of Brinker Avenue from Stones Woods Cross 30th 8treet to Patterson Street in the Hooper Both sides of Tyler Avenue from First Ward and was a former 35th Street to 36th Street ward teacher and genealogical Both sides of Birch Street from 36th Street to South end of Mount Ogden committeeman He was a memCISNEROS — Remains of Steve Cis- Addition ber of the Teamsters Union Both sides of Polk Avenue from 32nd neros Jr age 27 will be shipped Street to Mitchell Drive He was born April 9 1898 in Tex Me Allen to Saturday evening IRRIGATION SECTION: Salt Lake City a son of John for funeral services and burial by South side of 8th Street from the Myers and Foulger Mortuary Robert and Elnora Wadsworth Northwest comer of Lot 10 to the — Funeral aervlces for Northeast corner of Lot 19 of Hale Cunnington When he was )5 LUNDQUIST husband of Re- Annex Lundqulst Joseph to Hooper becca J Lundqulst will be conPAVING SECTION: years old he moved the Harrop Street from Washington ducted Tuesday at 3 pm In Fuwhere he had since resided with and Sons Colonial Boulevard to Adams Avenue the exception of time spent in Lindquist 5th Street from Jefferson Avenue neral Chapel with Bishop Kimball Iona Idaho Black of the Eighth Ward officiat- East to Canal at the mor8th Street from Adams Avenue to ing Friends may call On Aug 17 1924 he married 6 to 9 pm and Liberty Avenue from Monday tuary Mattie Jones in Salt Lake City 9th Street from Polk Avenue to En Tuesday until the hour of service Interment In the Ogden City Ceme- glneer’s ’B’ Station 18638 They received endowments in the Cross Street from Harrison Bouletery LDS Salt Lake Temple on June EMPEY — Funeral services for Wil- vard to Tyler Avenue - V W Shelton VirgilT W Shelton 63 of J A Cunnington Bick-ne- ll Ind died in Dee Hospital yesterday evening following an illness of two weeks He had been visiting in Ogden with a sister Mrs Pearl Brown of 2054 Ogden Ave The sister is the only Ogden survivor The body will be chipped to Bicknell Ind for services and burial Sprinkler Systems Need City Officials Say Anti-Siph- on I Lawn sprinkler systems connected to city culinary water in Ogden must be fitted with an valve to prevent contamination of the water city officials said yesterday- The new Ogden City plumbing code adopted by the City Council about a month ago makes it mandatory that the valve be used said Lloyd J Neuffer director of the city department of anti-sipho- n Surviving are his widow Hooper the following sons and daugh- ters: Keith R Cunnington Burbank Calif Herbert C CunningMrs Frank ton Omaha Neb (Shirley) Koberna Decatur 111 Mrs t Donald (Juana) Ramey Murray his mother Mrs Elnora W Hunt Idaho Falls Idaho two grandchildren the following brothers and sisters: Robert Cun- inspections “Unless the valve is attached contaminated water on the lawns and driveways could seep back into the sprinkler system and irto the city’s culinary water system and this would be a serious health hazard” he said One man has been ordered by the city to provide the necessary equipment or face arrest he added “Residents who plan to install a lawn sprinkler system should request an inspection either by the citv plumbing inspector or by their own plumber” 1938 nington Calif Rue Cunnington Archie Cunnington Hooper Driggs Idaho: Manuel Cunnington and Mrs Ford (Abbie) Gardiner Idaho Falls Mrs George (Leona) Shirley Sparks Nev Funeral services will be con- j ducted Tuesdav at 1 pm in the LDS Hooper First Ward Bishop Mack s Taft officiating Friends may call at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel 3408 Washington Blvd tomorrow 'from 6 to 9 pm and at the home of Floy Bybee in Hooper Tuesday from 10 am until 12:30 pimi Interment will be in Hooper cemetery liam Empey of 1683 Klesel Ave will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm In the Larkin Chapel with Bishop Thomas Checketts of the Third Ward officiating Friends may 5call at the mortuary Monday from to 9 pm and Tuesday until funeral City hour Interment In Ogden MorCemetery directed by Larkin tuary MORRISON — Funeral services for Frank E Morrison of San Jose Calif formerly of Ogden will be conducted Tuesday at 11 a m In Funeral Lindquist 6c Son Colonial Sorenson Chapel with Bishop W SWard offiof the Terrace Fourth the ciating Friends may call at funeral home Monday from 6 until 9 p m and Tuesday until the service hour Interment In the Washington Heights Memorial Park LEE— Funeral services for Mrs Maude D Lee will be held Tuesday at 1 255 p m at Klngdon Mortuary South 2nd East Salt Lake City of the EmBishop Wallace R Burt Friends may erson Ward officiating call at the mortuary Monday 6 to to the 8 p m and Tuesday prior services Interment will be directed Mortuary Mrs by Myers 6c Foulger Lee Is the mother of Mrs Lex Malan of 1435 28th St Ogden LARSON— Funeral for Matilda Larson wife of Niels Larson of Monterey Park Calif formerly of Ogden will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p m In Lindquist 6c Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop D J Wilson of the L D S Thirty-thir- d Ward officiating Friends may 6call to at the funeral home Monday 9 p m and Tuesday until the service hour Interment In Ogden City Cemetery CUNNINGTON— Funeral services for Joseph A (Allle) Cunnington of Hpoper husband of Mattie Jones Cunnington 1 willm be conducted In the Hooper p Tuesday at First Ward Chap' S Taft will conduct Friends may call at Lindquist 6c Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel Monday 6 to 9 home of Floy p m and at thea brother-in-laBybee at Hooper Tuesday from 10 a m until 12:30 p m Interment will be In the Hooper Cemetery 17 Girl Scouts Receive Badges Jak L Get needed cash on your car To refinance your present car 4-26- 2453 Washington NATIONAL FINANCE South d three-mont- er school when Glen his leave is up C After the trainDr Glen C Barry about 55 ing he expects to formerly of Ogden died in Los be assigned to a Angeles last Friday following a ship Frampton The Navy man took his initial lingering illness He was a son of Michael Barry Diego training in San " and Elizabeth Cunningham Barry Furniss He attended Ogden Cars Burn 4 Hurt City schools later graduating from the Dental College Denver EAST BRUNSWICK N J He moved to Los Angeles where (AP) — An overflow of gasoline he had since resided gushing from a service station Surviving are his wife the forstorage tank on the New Jersey mer Bernice Mead one brother Turnpike caught fire and en- and one sister Dr Norman Bargulfed two parked cars yesterday ry El Paso Tex and Mrs Dan severely burning four persons (Iona) Jones Riverside Calif The accident occurred while a and his mother: Mrs E E Furtank truck was filling an under- niss Los Angeles Services will ground tank Both cars were de- be conducted in Los Angeles stroyed Wednesday : i Barry MARY E SMITH to-w- it: To construct curb and gutter with all the necessary waterways and Intersection drainage to construct irrigation ducts and to grade gravel and pave with gravel base and plant mixed bituminous paving the following streets and avenues: CURB AND GUTTER SECTION: Both sides of 8th Street from the end of ths present curb East of Adams Avenue to Liberty Avenue Both sides of 9th Street from Polk NOTICE y chasing Division of the Commission of Finance of the State of Utah 147 State Capitol Building Salt Lake City Utah until 10:00 am June 1 1955 on the eale of the following Engineering: Land The Commission of Finance reserves the right to reject any or all bids or or reject the whole or any to accept part of anyor bid or to waive any informality technicality In any bid In the interest of the State All bids will be awarded or rejected within 5 days after bid opening Only bids giving a firm quotation will be accepted ' T S CURTIS Purchasing Agent Published May 29 1955 3184 Deputy Recorder 16 27 17 28 18 29 3121 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that Ogden City Corporation Invites sealed bids for furnishing of all labor and materials for constructing Paving District No 170 Ogden Utah according to plans and specifications on file In the office of the City Engineer Bids will be received at the office of the City Purchasing Agent In the Municipal Building Ogden Utah until 10:30 am o’clock on the 3rd day of June 1955 at which time aU bids will be opened and publicly read aloud In the Ogden City Council room The owner reserves the to reject any and all bids or privilege to waive any Irregularities or informalities In or bid bids any Bv order of ths City Manager of Ogden City Utah this 13th day of May 1965 JAMES R EIDE Ogden City Purchasing Agent Published May 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 31 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 June 1 2 1955 30 3134 ©gbpit 78 Cesspools and Septic Tanks with - SEWERS AND DRAINS CLEANED 4YC er 33 FLOWERS — Rose Bank-hea- d Wellaville Ph Cherry CUT FLOWERS AND IRIS roots See them now In bloom 585 28th Street SPRING flowers— Lillee bouquets corsages sprays Ph FRUITS AND VEGETABLES VEGLrasparagrrubarbrj?ingle-to- n 14 TO BID Sealed proposals In duplicate are Invited by the Board of Education of Ogden City Utah for the erection of Additions to Shop Buildings at Mound Fort Junior High School 12th Street at Washington Blvd and Washington Junior High School Goddard Street at Washington Blvd Ogden Utah In accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Orix Mueller 6c Plowglan Architects and Engineers Ogden Utah Proposals shall be filed at the Office of the Clerk of said Board of Education 2351 Grant Avenue Ogden Utah on or before 7:00 pm June 14 1955 at which time all proposals will be opened and read aloud in the Board Room Proposals shall be accompanied by a certified check may payable to the order of the Board of Education of Ogden City Utah for an amount of not less than 5 of the amount of the bid Said check of the accepted bidder ahall be forfeited in case he falls or refuses to enter Into the contract and furnish the bond required The owner reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or alternates and to waive any bidding Informality Documents will be on file at the Office of the Board of Education and at the Architect’s office Administration Building Washington Terrsce after May 27 1955 A deposit of ten dollars is required for release of documents from Architect’s office to snyone desiring to submit a proposal Complete instructions to bidders are Included In bidding documents Bv order of Board of Education In Ogden City Utah this 26th day of 1955 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1955 3-84- 1955 LEONARD DAVIDSON President Board of Education Ogden City Utah This notice- is published May 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1955 3181 31 - June Buy in Ogden workmanship 93 after 5 pm painter reasonable hourly JobratePlvOll KIESEL SALES DAYTON & MILLER Red-E-Mi- AND SERVICE Dial Washington 2865 Cement x — Refrigerator Repair Refrigerator Repair on All Makes and complete line of ties rods tools for concrete work Builder’s Payless 3548 Rlverdale Road Ph 8$ and Eves 6521 Ph SOIL rich mounTOP IN TOPS BASEMENTS AND FLAT WORK— tain black Call John Hill DICKERSON AND THORNLEY delivered PHONE TREES trimmed and yard cleaned ELMER 6c SONS General Contract Fertilizer Ph 7900 dollar More value per lng MOUNTAIN top soil $125 per yL or ALL type cement work Hauling of mt top soil general hauling Spraying — Pest Control or Ph PEST CONTROL — Spraying O K CEMENT work all kind Including lawn shrubs trees against aU Ph2-554- 1 Fertilizer Soil Sunset 49 71 PEACE 88 31 Of Mind found atlon plastering CEMENT work — free estimate Ph M balanced budget means peace of mind and best of A A — Dial Furniture Repair CO Furniture Upholstery Hill’s Furniture and Upholstery Dial 405 20th St Hauling TRUCK and caterpillar work general hauling of any kind Sand gravel mt top soil shale fertilizer cleanup work fills put In back filling loading Edward Phone 7036 HAULINO yard clean up tree work odd Jobs Phone GENERAL light hauling moving fir cleanup Ph 63 Get $25 to $2000 Take Up to 24 Months to Pay BENEFICIAL Want Ad Locates Mother He Hadn't ?Seen (PERSONAL FINANCE CO) Phone Ogden 386 24th Streeet 24 over to Loans $600 and up months to repay made by Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp (An Affiliated Corp ) I” WANTED TO BUT box for pickup model Ph Doubtinr reports his mother had died in a German blitz of England during World tfar II New Ole ana shipyard worker Albert Bayly placed Classified Ads in British newspapers in 1 953 One led to reunion of mother and son separated 33 75 1954 33 Vears Sr FINANCE CO to In fe- - years 53 COMPLETE twin sized bed light colored wood preferred In Want Ads Work Wonders ex-cell- ent condition Ph LUGGAGE OUNS radios tools misc Oeorge’a 2406 Wall GOLD coins old gold Jewelry 8mith Loan Co 278 25th 8t LOST AND FOUND LOST — Lady’s silver watch town Reward Ph & Sr:-- : tibfnl fe4 rh M II In tm U4 nr i Mgr 0$ Picture Tubes Reactivated ALL MAKES — CALL 141 fk 13 STEINER RADIO & TV factory repair — Hoffman Raytheon Capehart CROWN TV SALES ic SERVICE Free 130 26th Dial 8830 estimates — Parts and Tubes AUTHORIZED 4S ACE TV AND RADIO SERVICE Home calls $3 Phone Easy payments available Guar Pruned Topped Pulled THE beat for leas Service Phonew Pete’a Tra 6VV) Washer Repairs WASHING MACHINES Conventional Automatic From a minor repair to a complete guaranteed rebuilding service KIESEL SALES AND SERVICE Happll Ph Now you can lump ALL your bills together pay them off with a Beneficial loan and have only one convenient monthly payment to make Employed men or women — married or single — can get one visit loan by phoning first Or come right In Service Nights DAY OR NIGHT 6ERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES Trash hauling 2638 Washington Blvd Get More at Beneficial Blvd New TV Service Repairing cleaning finishing by exoertt New and used furol ture 1738 Wash Ph 7830 Trees Mitchell Finance 1948 3289 Wash 18 Janitorial Supplies Termite Control — Fumigation J B MARSH Pest Control Service 2441 Grant Ave See - truck MODERN RADIO & TV 02 Upholstering and Cleaning GMC NEW PICTURE TUBES $500 PER MONTH for Sylvanla Raytheon Hoffman Admiral and Phllco Antenna Installation TELEVISION SPECIALISTS For night 2688 Wash Ph or service call Fumigation 78 74 ft pickup or For same evening service ELECTRIC FIXTURES Graduation Expense & Day TV Service cans taken ttl 8 pm VAN KAMPEN S CARPET 6c FURNITURE CO 3700 Rlverdale Road Phone FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE 37th Ye&i In Business LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC CO 315 24th Ph Son's or Daughter's 52 ALL MAKES— Jerry Watrtng Phone davs LIGHTING For 2-81- Mr FINE Money or 47 - Electrical Work LYNCH FURNITURE Chevrolet 2-66- Night WIRING Need WANTED — Ph Bulldozer Work Basements Leveling Excavating Finance and Insurance Lawns Television Repairs road gravel and rill 8432 FORD'S 16 spraying Ph shrubs trees digging dirt hauled In our out Ph come Ph Orson Whitney Young) spray Insect peats Excavating DOZER WORK BACKHOE TRENCH and BASEMENT JIMMY HAYES the BUG DOCTOR (Dr to CALL PRESSURE der edBtretfhedxmidljjMS the money you need and repay on a plan arranged to suit your in 2627 Wash r earwigs 68 6at-tefactl- on Borrow 4-55- contrac-to- Campbell general Cement work Ph Insects nlghtcrswiera ants etc Call — kind CURTAINS— Individual care guaranteed Ph 7014 TABLE cloths curtains washed stretched Ph 8263 683 8th table cloths launCURTAINS car or You can lower your all Curtains Laundered all additional money for other things that are needed at this time of the year 3182 -- Best SEARL AND HILL Paperhanging and painting Free eatlmatca Ph LADY paper cleaners and waS washing Work guaranteed Fh PLYWOOD panel forms for rent — In all sizes — We have a good BRUSH selection for retaining —walls or or also a basement foundations FINANCE & THRIFT A Local Company Serving Ogden for 28 Years Ph 2604 Wosh TO BID 8ealed proposals In duplicate are Invited by the Board of Education of Ogden City Utah for the removal of present stoker and boiler and installation of new stoker and boiler In the present boiler room of the Taylor School 2120 Taylor Avenue Utah In accordance with Ogden prepared by plana and6c specifications Holbrook Architects OgHodgson den Utah Proposals shall he filed at the Office of the Clerk of said Board of Education 2351 Grant Avenue Ogden Utah on or before 7:15 pjn June 14 1955 at which time all proposals will be opened and read aloud in the Board Room Proposals shall be accompanied by a certified check made payable to the order of the Board of Education of Ogden of not City Utah5 for an amount of the amount of the less than bid Said check of the accepted bidder shall be forfeited In case he falls or refuses to enter Into the contract and furnish the bond required The owner reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or alternates and to waive any bidding Informality Documents will be on file at the Office of the Board of Education and at the Architect’s office Eccles Build Ogden Utah after May 29 1955 lng A deposit of twenty-fiv- e dollars Is required for release of documents from Architect’s office to anyone de airing to submit a proposal Complete Instructions to bidders are Included in bidding documents Bv order of Board of Education in Ogden City Utah this 26th day of 30 Ph Jackson LEONARD DAVIDSON President Board of Education Ogden City Utah This notice Is published May 29 INVITATION tered other payments by using our cash LEGAL NOTICES June Roof R floors driveways patios sidewalks foundations plas- With Interest Compounded and Paid Quarterly Spare full 50time year ’round a lb We PAID $3 Babbitt $4165 In few weeks MUSHROOMS FREE718BOOK 2954 Admiral Way Dept Seattle Wash BALE OR LEASE — Price reduced soft ice cream drive-in- n that will pay for Itself In a short time A money maker Cash or terms Bank appraised Arctic Circle Roy Ph SERVICE station for lease Good location Call CUT FLOWERS CUT flowersrirls and Mum starts Coil’s Gardens 127 17th St Ph Across from Brewer’s Service Station PEONIES AND CUT FLOWERS 302 9th St 31 ROTO-ROOTE- 40 We pay 30 KAY BOOGERT and repairing painting fix-u- p Reaanything Painting Sewer Service Ph Free es Urns tea Call sonable or Cement Brick Tile Work wall EXPERT paper cleaning Cement work done concrete washing rug ahampoointf Res Christensen Ph CALL 8978 GROW MUSHROOMS Cellar shed May Free guar Septic Tank Cleaners PATCHING PLASTERING Septic Tank Conditioners H FHUPE FHLine Cleaners Drain bacterial Stimulate growth neutralizes soaps alkalis starts Painting Papering Cieauing action septic tank CHARLES BOOGERT KETCHUM’S 6865 Dial 2479 Wall Paper hanging 80c double roR Sell paper If desired Work guar SEPTIC TANKS Free estimate Ph 45633 A B!G 1-- INVITATION Sheetrock SHEET ROCK Taped and finished Satisfaction estimate Phone anteed CHEMICALS! CAMPS & Plastering SEPTIC TANK OWNERS! You can enjoy trouble-fre- e service from your septic tank WE PAY den area) Terrific repeat products! Company sponsors local JIMMIE FIDLER IN HOLLYWOOD radio and TV shows that aeaure volume sales to appointed distributor Party selected must be financially able to stock 7 Write Box merchandise fr Entered at the Postofrice at Ogden Utah as second class matter according to Act of Congress March 8 1879 Subscription price $160 per month Member of The Associated Press United Press NEA Service end AB O 83 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP To Individual or company (Og- May §!an!larb-&ramln- " Blvd Street SMITH LOAN CO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Plain Citv Ph at - 978 25th CUT Garage Doors and balance CRAWFORD doors — The contra© tor s choice Ph Stock’s Ph OVERHEAD DOORS complete ani Installed S47 50 Carpentering CARPENTER and concrete work Landscaping by contract Lee Hansen TRACTOR GRADING Fill top solL planting fertHls--er Carpet JJpholstery Cleaning Geo Singleton Ph Will BRICK rock landscaping tree EXPERT carpet cleaning of apaccept limited number topped tractor gdrg Ph3j63Q L B Johns Ph pointments evenlnga Plowing E J HAMPTON CO Rugs and PLOWINQ and harrowing gar furniture e’eaned Upholstering dens or lots Ph Dial PLOWING aubsoiling narrowing VAN KAMPEN & SONS—If lt’a a leveling Ph rug we dean and repair It Dial PLOWING Koto tiller large or small lots Ph ACCOUNT 46 Airio Repair See Ed Taylor With a JACKSON THRIFT Washington Blvd Telephone between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm Typewriters AAMC k'o rIND Guns Watches Diamonds DIRECTORY ent SAVE ORGANIZATION Is looking for personable young man between the ages of 18 and 25 Must be able to meet the public be high school graduate and have automobile Good starting salary pleasant working conditions A good future See Mr Royer 2468 DIRECTORY WHEEL-alTngnm- SECURITY BANK to-w- it: Published May 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 31 and June 1 1955 51 COMMERCIAL Standard-Examin- at your done bv appointment home Phone GET IT DONE-B- Y AN EXPERT Bank Loan Department Call Establish Valuable Bank Credit at 70 (SEAL) remodeling repairs IUtailJM LarSOtl IViaTliaa NOTICE OF INTENTION Paving District No 170 Notice is hereby given by the Council of Ogden City Utah of the Intention of such City Council to create a special Improvement district to be known as PAVING DISTRICT NO 170 for the purpose of making the following described Improvements r for all types of interior or exterior home improvements T LEGAL NOTICES -- Wash 1970 Phone LOANS Lfoer ton son and Mrs Giles Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel 3408 Washington 910 E Frampton Blvd Ogden Bishop D Jay Wil1000 son of the LDS Thirty-thirWard St He enlisted Officiating Feb 23 1955 Friends may call at the mortuand will report ary tomorrow from 6 to 9 pm and Tuesday until services Interback to San Dih a ment will be in Ogden City cemefor ego tery storekeep- rent a car system PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT eaj8 j of Mr Paramont Columbia the ABC 50 ft 3 bedrooms 15 ft to 51 ft 3801 Rlverdale Rd Ph 8505 To buy a new or used car Rushton Street from Van Buren Avenue to Harrison Boulevard Swan Street from Tyler Avenue to Polk Avenue Cahoon Street from Pierce Avenue to Buchanan Avenue Patterson Street from Van Buren Avenue to Brinker Avenue 31st Street from Madison Avenue to Liberty Avenue 34th Street from Jackson Avenue to Eccles Avenue 34th Street from Baker Drive to Fillmore Avenue 34th Street from Harrison Boulevard to Tyler Avenue Oakrldge Drive from Baker Drive West to end of present paving 35th Street from Harrison Boulevard to Tyler Avenue Maple Street from Birch Avenue to Taylor Avenue 37th Street from Tyler Avenue to East Line of Burton Park Addition Baker Drive from Taylor Avenue Clearfield Navy Man Is on Leave and New Hampshire available now Qualltv chicks plus Larro Surechlck “farm tested starter feed made by Oeneral Mills — BANK LOAN w Collins lhorii — BABY CHICKS with a lowest interest to South end of Street Adams Avenue from 6th Street to 7th Street Adams Avenue from 33rd Street to 34th Street Orchard Avenue from Darling Street to 30th Street Fowler Avenue from 35th Street to 36th Street Jackson Avenue from Ch&telaln to 34th Street (West a) Van Buren Avenue from Meadow Drive to 34th Street Brinker Avenue from 30th Street to Patterson Street Tyler Avenue from 35th Street to All 17 Intermediate Girl Scouts 36th 8treet Custer Avenue from 21st Street to of Troop 3 received their needle-cra- ft 22nd Street badges recently after makRobins Avenue from 21st Street to 22nd Street ing their own skirts Birch Avenue from 36th Street to SAN JOSE Calif — Frank E Some of the work was done 37th Street In Girl Scout meetings and some Morrison 72 formerly of Ogden Chester Street from Liberty Avenue to Jefferson Avenue died Thursday in San Jose at home Polk Avenue from 32nd Street to while living in °Sden Mr- - Mor Mitchell Drive Earning badges as a group is rison was employed as a station-pointe- d Lake Street from Folk Avenue to not unusual for the troop it was Avenue Taylor for engineer out Girls earned a serv- Darling Circle e CanOrchard Circle ice badge apiece when they went Co- Together with all Intersections and as a group and cleaned the choir the building of all round corners culHe loft in St Joseph’s Church Each verts drainage systems and the comJ0?1 oy o°2in also has pletion of sidewalk at Intersection earned her dramatic girl where sidewalk now exists to the Fort badge property line together with all the ° At the troop’s annual-- court of Thanks necessary grading therefor and also of Card to construct concrete driveways and en awards First Class badges were Ffanf an and friends to thanks Our heartfelt round corners at the expense and Morrison and kindness neighbors for all their In at the option of the lndlvdual owners presented to four girls Helen When he a 15 loss the sympathetic expressions mother benefited: and to complete the whole Jean Wilson Mona Valdez Tina Mrs of our beloved wife and In a proper and workmanlike manner Bessie Morton Long Jr Heigs and Carolyn Poce Twoy to the plans profiles and according our to to °£de express We particularly wish on file In the office specifications girls received Second Class m°ved the of appreciation to the doctors ere be resided of and defray the the City Engineer and at nurses were there Tanner Clinic sisters and badges presenta- 17 cost and exof abuttors the portion of staff St Benedict’s Hospital the tions of various other badges thereof lots and pieces the pense upon Home Funeral and the Aultorest Memorial or to ° P?lo-An- 0 be of affected ground The presentations were made by P10 the Rev Joseph E MacGlnnls of the by said Improvements to bebenefited assessed Mrs Bee Valdez assistant troop ° San Jose Church of the Good Shepherd and according to the front foot or linear so at On this 1912 5 much he June to married who ail helped foot frontage upon and against all leader Mrs Margaret Meigs is L White in Ogden They were time of—bereavement LCo pieces or parcels of land affectElmer G Long and Family lots troop leader ed or benefited by said Improvements dlvored atUatr and abutting on said avenue or Many parents and friends FUNERAL DIRECTORY wife: streets above described to the entended the award ceremony and SEVENTY YEARS CONTINUOUS tire depth back therefrom not exthe girls served refreshments jl”'ialteL£00£er °2den one "SERVICE however three hundred and AT A SAVING" ceeding (330) J (Gerdaughter: feet with a corner lot thirty morfor cutd and gutter of trude) Wardley Washington TerOgden's modern chapel and exemption tuary facilities Members National forty (40) feet and for paving of race three grandchildren and Utah Funeral Directors As- sixty (60) feet to be apportioned Funeral services will be consociations Also Sentinel Insurance as provided by Ordinance As a preliminary to the construction ducted Tuesday at 11 am in Flan of the street pavement Ogden City & LARKIN SONS and Colonial Sons Fu Lindquist cause to nave constructed water shall 24th St 6e Adams Ave and sewer service lines to the back neral Chapel 3408 Washington Phone 7523 of the curb line abutting all vacant Blvd Ogden Bishop Willys S FLORISTS lots along the streets In the ImproveSorenson of the LDS Terrace ment distrlot and assess the costs 'Are Flowers And the thereof In addition to the regular at! More money will be invested I F°vSlL Furnished paving assessment against the various I by ”10ru‘ may 5a tracts benefited in building activity this month a Fr)®ns Mark and Olive from 6 to 9 pm The estimated total cost of said thin in any May in the history Is $18343760 exclusive In-oImprovements until services f Tuesday FLORAL KLENKE ffPd of Ogden Lloyd J Neuffer head of Driveways and Irrigation diversion boxes The estimated total cost of Washington 2955 Washington Phone the city inspections depart-- n the abutters portion Is $16373240 ex Heights Memorial Park ment said yesterday Lizzie Norseth Flowers elusive of driveways and diversion When his office closed yester boxes the estimated cost to the In Your Specializing Is $360 per front foot for abuttors Needs Floral day a total of $1341100 was I I 36 feet wide $320 per front paving Ave Phone 2380 Klesel foot for paving 32 feet wide $310 per represented in the 138 building Home Phone front for foot and remodeling permits issued paving 31 feet wide MONTEREY PARK' Calif — front foot for paving 30 SHOP $300 FLOWER JIMMY'S per ' this month he said Mrs Matilda Matson Larson 83 feet wide $290 per front foot for Our Funeral Designs Specialty This made the third time this wife of Niels Larson formerly paving 29 feet wide $260 per front Dial 6292 foot for paving 26 feet wide $310 that in of Ogden died Friday in Monte-Ogde- n 450 25th St Home Phone year building activity per front foot for curb and gutter has overshot the million rey Park and $250 per front foot for 12’T IrriELIZABETH'S dollar figure which is also an- gation line In addition to the above Mrs Larson was a member of assessment driveways throughout the FLOWER SHOP other record for his department the LDS Church Curb and Gutter portion of the dis6811 Dial 466 24th St In March of this year permits trict and Irrigation diversion boxes She was bom July 18 1871 in on 8th Street will be constructed at FLOWER SHOP totaled $1682700 and in April Sweden a daughter of Swen and PAUL EUGENE’S the option of the property owners 2595 North 400 East North Ogden the total was $1120300 or and assessed against the property Phone Engery Nelson Matson She came benefited It Is estimated that the Flowers for all occasions — Yesterday morning applica- - to Ogden where she was married costs to the abuttors for the extenWe specialize In Weddings tions were made to build $60000 to Mr Larson They moved to sion of water service line to the back worth of new houses The permits Monterey Park 22 years ago of the curb will be $300 per lineal WEBER FLORAL CO of the line It Is estimated that were requested by the following: Surviving are her husband the Greenhouse 740 28th St Phone 8638 foot cost to the abuttors for the exthe Brown Construction Co to following daughters: Mrs Clar tension of sewer service lines to the Co Floral City build four brick houses in the ence (Ella) Anderson back of the curb will be $330 per Mrs 2219Ogden Dial Blvd Washington lineal foot of line of Fillmore Avenue and Hugh (Fern) Stephens Mrs Eva vicinity All protests or objections to such 9th Street three to cost $12000 Durfee Ogden Mrs Lewis (Ru-eac- h Card of Thanks Improvements or to the parrying out must be in writing and the fourth to cost by) McBride Our heartfelt appreciation to nu- of such intention San Francisco by the owners of the property merous friends ‘and relatives for signed $13000 and M H Findlay house Mrs Marshall (Hazel) Fulton their affected or benefited describmany comforting thoughts and to be on Kiesel Avenue between 16th Mrs G E (Mae) McPeek A1 sympathetic ing the same together with the numexpressions In the death ber of front feet and must be filed our beloved wife and mother Mrs with and 17th to cost $11000 hambra Calif one stepson: Her- of the City Recorder on or before We are Mae Painter Bessie Haldren bert L Stone Ogden: four sisters: particularly Indebted to the Plain 9:00 am the of June 2 1955 The Councilmorning at its first regular Mrs Annie Olsen Mrs Amanda City Ward bishopric to church organthe 2nd to Individuals who so meeting thereafter Johnson Mrs Lydia Peterson izations and assisted In our bereavement day of June 1955 will consider the willingly Mrs Mary Chadwick Ogden 11 We are deeply grateful for the beauti- proposed levy and hear and consider ful flowers and to all who helped In such protests and objections to said grandchildren as shall have been the consoling final services improvements Funeral services will be con- - way withWILLIAM WYATT PAINTER made AND FAMILY By Order of the Council of Ogden Home on leave Is Bertis Framp- - ducted Tuesday at 1 pm in City Utah Dated April 21 1955 I BABY CHICKS JPOULTRY Drive A New Car FUNERALS 16 TRAILERS FOR SAIL KEN OARFF INC WALT 6c BARB MGR See the New Mooa 41 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN IJEGAl NOTICES Avenue to Engineer s 3” Station Utah Deaths 93 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 2856 Wh Bird Phrm 84 Read the Classified Ads - |