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Show ?Gity Briefs m.ri.i-r jTrLi- jLnjnjvjmjVT-rinn r r Miss Lou Nielsen of Salt Lake City, sister of Mrs. S. P. Eggert-sen, Eggert-sen, IA- reported to be recovering in the L";D. S. hospital, from a broken left leg suffered two weeks ago when she fell in a Salt Lake store. The leg was broken in the hip bone; and an operation has been necessary since the accident, the . family reports. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Van Wag-enen Wag-enen and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Van Wagenen, left this morning for a two weeks auto trip to Arizona, Ari-zona, Mexico, Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif. J. C Ilog&nson of Logan, is among the visitors in Provo. The Misses Joy Simpklns, Alice Empey and Geniel Hayward, left Thursday night to spend a week's vacation in and around Los Angeles, An-geles, Calif. Mrs. Annie Lindstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Lindstrom. Mrs. Dow Sorenson, -Mrs. . Fred Howard and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Liechty, were among the many Provoans attending attend-ing funeral services for Clifford J. Lewis, formerly of -this city, held in the Ninth ward; chapel in Salt Lake City, Thursday. Mr. Lewis was killed Monday night ii Salt Lake when struck by a car- as he stepped around a city utility bus which he was driving for the Utah Power and Traction company. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsey have returned from Ogden, where they attended -funeral services for Mrs. Ratifcey's brother, James H. Jones, 86, held Thursday. Mrs. Ramsey sang two solos at the services. i "f - Frank Wilkinson of Mt. Pleasant, Pleas-ant, is in Prpvo today on business. i . Mr. and Mrs. jVestey P. Lloyd and Coach and ' Mrs. . Edwin R. Kimball will attend th B. T. U.-U. U.-U. of U. basketball game in Salt Lake City, Saturday evening, after, which theywfll be' enter tained at the home of , Mr. and Mrs. Reed - Fairbanks, of Salt Lake. Mrs. Hannah Froisland has. received re-ceived a cablegram from her son, Frois Froisland, who is "somewhere "some-where in the Pacific" with the U. S. forces, stating "all is well." ' --BUGSnC IS CLEARED LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6 UJ!) Benjamin (Bugsie) Siegel was freed today of charges he participated par-ticipated in the gang slaying of Harry (Big 'Greenie) Green berg, fellow New York underworld character, char-acter, in behalf of the notorious Murder, Inc. Superior Judge A. A. Scott late yesterday dismissed a murder indictment in-dictment against Siegel, the second sec-ond returned against him since Greenberg's assassination in November, No-vember, 19?9. This Day . . v ' .. .-BORN . T Boy, to McKay and Josephine Johnson Chfiatertsen of - Payion, this morning, Utah Valley hps- pitall . . Boy, -to Thomas V. and Lucy ShelleV Reynolds, this morning. Utah Valley .hospital. LICENSED TO MARRY f-Ari Albert swalbere. 22. Span ish FofK, and Vena Mae Watklns, 20, orem. Lloyd Barker, 19, Springville, and Martha 'Mason, 18, Springville. Spring-ville. 1 - i Arthur D. Harris, legal age, Pleasant Grove, and Mildred G. Surge, legal sg Orem. Mr. and Mrs.' Phillip , Brimhall of SDanish Fork are happy over the arrival of a Bon at their home Jan. 24. v Mr. And Mrs. Stephen Hancock of Spanish Fork, have a baby- girl born February 2. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Knight Of Spanish Fork have a baby hoy, the mother is the former Ruth Brown. SEEK DIVORCES Two divorce suits have been filed fil-ed in district court. Alleging , non-support. non-support. Myrtle Cloward of Provo Pro-vo asks a divorce from Heber -C. Cloward whom she married at Salt Lake City. June 16, 1915. They have seven children, .five of whom are minor. Lois LaVearn Montague also charges nonsup-port nonsup-port in. seeking a divorce from Roy Montague, whom she married May 3, 1940, at Nephi. They have one child. soon lg QOOmg msm Specials for Saturday, February 7, 1942 TOMATO JUICE "RED & WHITE", 6c No. 300 Tins, Each SARDINES "BLUE & WHITE" Mustard or Tomato Oval Tins-Each 12C BRAN FLAKES "RED & WHITE" 12C 15 oz. Pkprs., Each . . . . . 'RED & WHITE" Wheat Cereal S2E S": . 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Lb. 20c James E. r.loorc Called by Death James Eden Moore. 59. painter and paperhanger, resident of 361 West Seventh South street, oiea early this morning at his home, from pneumonia and a heart attack. A lifelong, resident of Provo, he was born Oct. 28, 1883, a son of George and Agnes Ann Bancroft Ban-croft Moore. He was educated in the Provo city schools, was a member of the LDS church, holding hold-ing the office of an elder at the time Of death. He was married to Ethel Hawk-es, Hawk-es, July 23, 1900, in the Salt Lake temple, and she died in 1917. Mr. Moore married Hannah Christen- sen, Nov. 22, 1918, who now sur vives. Also, there are four sons and two daughters, as follows: Wel-donuJ, Wel-donuJ, Moore, Sparks, Nev.; Jesse Moore, Los Angeles, Calif.; Shar-ett Shar-ett and Bobby Moore, Provo; Mrs. June Roberts, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Nada Hale, Idaho Falls, Ida.; four, brothers and seven sisters: George C. and Samuel B. Moore, Salt Lake City; Robert 1?. and John N. Moore, Provo; Mrs. Ann Jennings, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Mary Price, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mri. Sarah Wolfe, Payson; Mrs. SUsie Smith, Provo; Mrs. Connie Bott, Payson; Mrs. Mabel Summers, Sum-mers, Baker, Ore.; Mrs. Florence Liff, Grand Junction, Colorado. Also, there are three grandchildren. grandchil-dren. Funeral anouncement will be made ' later by the Berg mortuary. Mrs. Kate V. Brown Called By Death Mrs. Kate Vincent Brown, 59, widow of Henry T. Brown, died this morning at the family home, 800 West Fifth North street, after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Brown was born in Provo, August 18, 1883, a daughter of the late Edward and Mary Jane Hom er Vincent. She attended the Provo Pro-vo city schools, and was married to Henry T. Brown, November 21, 1906, in Provo. He died May 3, 1935. Alwavs a devout member of the L. D. S. dhurch, she was a Relief society teacher for many years. She worked on the social welfare committee of the ward, was a Primary worker, acting as eecre- tarv for a time, and was captain of Camp No. 7, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, for several years. Also, she served on the county board. Surviving are three monm and three daughters, as follows: Ed ward J. Brown, Garfield; Vincent M. and Stanley G. Brown, Provo; Mrs. Edith Joliev,- Tropic, Utah; Mrs. Helen B. Tanner and MrjJ v jt ' i ornry ivogers, rrovo; live .prana-children; .prana-children; four brothers and one sister, C. E. and J. William Vincent, Vin-cent, Provo; George V. Vincent, Orem; Homer Vincent, Salt Lake Citv. and Mrs. Ella Black, Avenal, Calif. Funeral services will be held in the Pioneer ward chapel Sunday at 130 o'clock, with Bishop William D. Norman in charge. Friends may call at the Berg mortuary Satur day eveninfr, and at the family home Sunday, prior to the serv ices. DEATH CLAIMS ISAAC BRIGGS SPANISH FORK Isaac Briggs, 58, well known cfvic and church worker of this city died .at the Hughes Memorial hospital at 8:45 Thursday morning after an illness of only five days from a heart ailment.. ail-ment.. He was the son Of the late John and Sarah Greenwood Briggs and was born December 8, 1883, in Norfolk, England. He was- a convert to the L. D. S. church and emigrated to this country in 1901, at the age of seventeen years. Three years later he commenced his long career with the Utah-Idaho Utah-Idaho Sugar company. He worked for some time on one Of the stations sta-tions and was soon advanced to the position of night foreman at the- cutting plant which position he held at the time of his death. He was always active in affairs of the L.D.S. church. He was a member of the Nebo stake M.I.A. board, he was Ta member of the Sunday school superintendency of the Fourth ward, he served as Bishop of the Spanish Fork Fourth ward for nine consecutive years. h was president of the High Priests quorum of Palmyra stake at the time of his death. He was always active in civic affairs and was a member of the Old Folks committee of Palmyra stake. He was a 'teacher in the Third ward M.I. A. and was beloved by the young people for his qualities in leadership. He was also a leader in the ward genealogical work. He is survived by Ms widow, Joseph Chauvie Dies at Hospital Joseph Chauvie, 31 died early this ' morning at a local hospital, from a' heart ailment. - The young man was born in Provo, Jan. ?, 1911, a son Of Peter and Amelia Revclre Chauviev Three brothers and five sisters survive, as fonowsrP.-J..Chauvie, Nwhall, CaM.: Albert M., Provo; Ernest, Satn Pedro, Calif.; Mrs. Rose Mecham, ' San Bernardino, Calif.: Mrs. Delia Young, Provo: Mrs. Leona Dudley, Provo; Mrs. Stella Madsen, and Mrs. LaVern, LiUey, Colton, Calif. Private, funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 o'clock at the Bere mortuarv chapel. Bishop Hilton Robertson of the ; Provo Eighth ward will be in charge. Interment wiU. be. in. the Provo city burial park. Mrs. Jane King Briggs .Spanish Fork; two daughters, Ms. Lois Anderson of Ruth, Nevada, and Mrs. Marba Bowen of Salt Lake City; three grandchildren and three brothers, William G. Briggs of Carey. Idaho; Walter Briggs of Spanish Fork and Arthur Briggs of Salem and oier sister, Mrs. Mary E. Peterson of Trementon, Utah. The body Is at the A. Y. Wheeler and Son MorUry ait Springville. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday, at 2 p. m. at the Thlru ward L. D. S. chapel a-t-2 p m. Burial will be in thq Spanish Fork City cemetery. Robertson Tells V- Japanese The Japanese people 'have been "sold down the river" by the militaristic mili-taristic clidue In control 'of the government, "Hilton AT RoTiertsdn, former president of the -Japanese L. D. S. mtssion. told'the members 6f the Provo Lions club, in an address at. the luncheon meeting Thursday night. ; Mrf Robertson gave an interest ing talk, telling about the customs and' way of hfe of the Japanese people, gleaned from living with Uiem for. many years. Leslie Carle, vice president, pre sided at the meeting and Ralph H. Hayward was program chairman. ; Verl Dixon, j representing . the Utah National j Parks council, rpoke in behalf of the Boy Scout anniversary drive beginning this week. - - John Quist issued an appeal for card tables, reading lamps, chairs, and other furniture, suitable for the reading rooms in the camps for the use of Utah boys. Donated material will be" gathered by Mr. Quist and his committee for the Red Cross to ship to the camps. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and gratitude' to the many friends who assisted at the recent pass ing of our beloved husband and father, Dan Jepperson. Those who took part at the services, furnish ed cars, brought flowers or did other acts of kindness we especial ly wish to thank. Mrs. Dan Jepperson and Family. CLASSIFICATION I FOB RENT UNFURNISHED $50.00 Six room house, basement. furnace . and blower, automatic water heater, garage. 460 East 4th, North. See Saturday1 oi Sundav. ' fS. NEW apartments, 2 and 3. room; ref rigerator; range. Phone 533W; .- fl3 FOR RENT FURNISHED ', OR .unfurnished 3 or 4 room' apartment. 227 East 3rd North; Phone 363J. x m6 2 ROOMS $15. 4 rooms $20, modern. mod-ern. Inquire 255 West 2 South. , i9 FOR SALE CARS '36 FORD coupe, new tires, good condition, just overhauled. Phone 566. f9 ECONOMICAL '41 and '40 Stude-baker Stude-baker champ. 4 door sedan. Like new. 1305M. - f!2 HELP WANTED FEMALE GIRL, wanted for general house work. Write Box X Herald f 9. LADIES to take prders for Nylon hosiery, lingerie, etc. for full or part time work. Write to Real-ilk Real-ilk Co., Salt Lake. Free samples and training. . t9 Clint C. Menary SPRINGVILLE Funeral services ser-vices for Clint C. Menary, 54, who died of pneumonia Wednesday at a Salt Lake hospital will be held Sunday at 1 p. m. at the A. Y. Wheeler and Sons mortuary at Springville. Friends may call at the mortuary prior to services. Burial will be in the city cemetery. ceme-tery. Mr. Menary was born ih Springville Spring-ville February 16, 1887. He spent most of his life here. He attended the old Hungerford academy in Springrvilie. Later he was a fire man for the Union Pacific railroad and for the Utah Railway. He was a World war veteran. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. J. R. Menary of Springville, four sisters and a brother, Mrs. B..-N. Reddington and Clark Menary of Helper, Mrs. Frank Stout of Poca tello, Mrs. W. H. Hodson of Pro vo, and MRj. AYvilla Gardner of Scrine-ville. I . a . Cowley Services Final rites for Mrs. Sarah Young Cowley, 70, wife of William Wil-liam Cowley of 311 North First West, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Claudin funeral home in Provo. Friends may call at the funeral home prior to services, and burial will be in the Provo cemetery. Mrs. Cowley was born March 6, 1871, at Bebside, England, a daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Eliza-beth Young. She came to Utah at 13 years of age, residing at Schofield. Two years later her parents came to Utah, settling in Castle Gate, where she joined them ana lived until 1897, when she was married to Mr. Cowley. Following Follow-ing their marriage, they resided ih Castle Gate, where she took an active part in the L. D. S. church, especially in the - Relief Society, in which organization she served as first counselor for many years In 1922 the family moved to Provo, Pro-vo, where he had since lived, j Surviving besides her husband are one son, William H. Cowley, stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., and three daughters, Mrs. Xsa belle Plant v of Provo. Mrs.- El len Buffmlre of Rains, and Mrs. Plana Chadvvick of Santaquin; FCCKEIttW? ri.iKii.il ncrvi -yy a mm WZtere Prices Are Lower r : n - mi 19 Bfe. - m m sh v m mm m e) 57cL Wheat Hearts . . Lg. 23c Dog Food ide 3 for 25c Pie Filling 3 pkgs. 14c jjoney ...... 5 bs. 4$c Bisquick Pkg. 29c Softasilk .... Pkg. 25c Oysters Willapa .. 2 cans 29c 'ickles Bread and Butter . 15c Jel-Sert ..... 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