| Show - 4 - - - - : ' t I I t 6d 98 Park Disaster Rally Interior Groupl Will Tour Recalledloy Masonic Fete ing representative groups from and Provo Southern Utah PARK July la—Utah Salt Lake City meeting Masonry Tuesdayturned back the attended the C:ity clock to a midsummer day half a century ago when a courageous and undaunted group of men assembled on the mountain side to start anew after losing every- thing in the great Park city fire of June 19 1898- f Honor '98 Members More than 150 Masons includ II Wells Injures 6 2 Seriously - t'ellialso ' - : Special July 13—Two Salt Lake City residents were seriously injured and four a-others suffered minor hurts in - tsvo4 car collision on highway 40 about 18 miles east of here Tuesday about 8 am Reported in serious condition !Tuesday afteroon at Elko general hospital were Mr and :Mr 11i Howard Jenkins both about 60 1029-12t- h East Salt Lake City Mr Jenkins coordinator of hoei pitals Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints suffered frac4 tured left arm and leg and num emus cuts and bruises Mrs Jenkiwi suffered' fractures of both legs tuts bruises about the face and shock En Route to California They were en route to San Fran CiliC0 to Meet their son 1st John Jenkins army air forces who was to arrive there from the Philippines where he had been sta tioned Thomas J Campbell Sr 60 and Mrst Maj Pennsylvania Thomax J Campbell Jr and their daughter Charlotte were treated at Wells emergency hospital fot minor injuries Mr Campbell 'Sr suffered cuts about the face Details of Collision Nev WELLS IV -- T O'Niel Wells police IDAHO FALLS Ida July 13--Ogden of special Jensen 75 Idaho Falls was Soren Inntah lodge No 7 F & A M TuesTribune Leased Wire killed Monday night Instantly day evening atop Mt Masonic CEDAR CITY July 13—A group when sttuck by an automobile where on July 13 1898 a similar session was held by the meinbers of high ranking officials of the legedly driven by George C St who had lost their lodge lult11 and Interior departinnt and the Na55 Nampa- on the Yellowrecords in the fire service will visit southtional two miles south of park highway Uintah lodge headed by Fred ern Utah this week end it was 'Falls M Banks master and the Sheriff Dean F Wilkie of Boning craftsmen including O C learned here Tuesday night atConsiderable significance is Skaife Salt Lake City- - grand Mr Jensen was neville county-saimaster paid honor to the 1898 tached to the visit in view of the south along the right side walking members who reestablished them- recent over controversy renewing of the highway with a dog on a selves in their own businesses and 'franchises in concession 'Utah the as as the leash well that he was struck as and building professions Park City blue :lodge into one of parks The group will spend Thurs- the cat turned back into the right the state's strongest units in Zion park: Friday and tlintah lodge members escorted day In' Bryce canyon and the visitors to Mt MU overlooking Saturday will here Sunday night arrive Park City Which until 1898 was The party which- - will arrive at known as Mount Baldy The open Grand conyon air lodge room was a replica of the north rim of automobile inby the original quarters with the Wednesday consultant Jones cludes Marshall and stones set the in flagpole to Secy of the various stations and altar made on concessions A Oliver Taylor Interior J Krug of rock gathered from the slope of concessions for the supervisor After Mr Banks had welcomed service James B park the Masons John W Buck- past' National Robison assistant superviser of master revealed interesting chapand P P Patraw ters in the lodge's early history concessions and how blue lodges of other cities associate regional director of the aided the local organization in its park service Santa Fe N M after the 1898 disaster recovery ‘ Pioneer Days Talk Park City's pioneer days were described by A D Sutton Provo a member of an early Summit county family Mr Skaile spoke in behalf of the grand lodge Other speakers Included J William Stoner Salt Lake City tTintah lodge member who was grand master in 1934 snd Ezra A Hewitt past master of Uintah lodge Two members who also attended the 1898 meeting sent their greetwrote ings William A Raddon from Los Angeles and Joseph T Keheel sent his message from Y Monroe Following the Mt Masonic session the visitors were guests at refreshments in the Masonic temple INT Provo Man Denies Embezzling $732 offi- Tribune Leased Wire rgovo July Howard 339 13—Melvin C- - East Fourth south pleaded innocent Tuesday in city court to a charge of embezzlement - -- Auto Victim 'Serious' CEDAR crla July WiMain Lowe 21 Was loss reported Nyrelin Doublé Rites- Slafed Plan August Forum - LARAMIE Wyo July 13—The fourth national forum of labor C ' h onze neasv 112111112g1171 t 1 1044 4 f t I -- 4 i '''N rte N L Nyrehn Pte D S Nyrehn Nyrehn 19 sons of Neldon and Jannett Ellis Nyrehn Wendover both killed in action in World War 11 were conducted recently at the Golden Gate national cemetery at San Brtmo Cat Pfc N L Nyrehn was born Aug 15 1921 in Woods Cross Davis county and attended Bountiful high school He enlisted in the United Spites marine corps Oct 7 1939 was killed on Guadalcanal Nov 27 1942 He was awarded the American defense Asiatic-Pacifi- c and Victory medals Pfc D S Nyrehn was born Oct 27 1925 in Salt Lake City He attended Bountiful and Callao Juab county schools and enlisted in the marine corps Jan 28 1944 He participated in the invasion of Guam and was killed during the invasion of Iwo Jima Feb 22 1945 lie was awarded the Asiatic-Pacifi- c and Victory medals Their parents recently returned AI 1 s er-or- LEHI July 13—Officers of the Lehi Lions club to serve during the year starting as of July 1 were installed at an outdoor party held in American Fork canyon during the week Those who took over duties for the coming year were: Clifford Miller president George A Strasburg - 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' - TE1S99 0 0 71 - See IS 410 0 g1 The country over women'have come to know and love our delightful BUDGET FROCKS Tribune Lenard Wire PRICE July 13—Miss Cara Redd daughter of Mr sand Mrs Ben Redd Price was selécted as vice president and member of the planning commission for the Utah institute Conference Methodist next year it was reported at Price Tuesday Miss Redd was one of 11 delegates representing the Methodist church at Price to the recent conference held at Wasatch acadmy at Mt Pleasant 77 — and hale notified Sen A V Wat- - ' -- n day to film a pketure 400 "- - Tribune Special OREM Ap "P"'""'"4""141v7'I V - in their s Price Miss Wins Methodist Post A I - e Mr-Low- Mr Patraw is a former superintendent of Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks The group will be met at the north rim by W P Rogers general manager Utah Parks Co B F Quinn4 lodge and hotel superintendOnt F E Warner transportation lcuperintendent for the parks company and Charles Smith superintendent Utah national parks and monuments ct still in serious condition Tuesday night in Iron County hospital at Cedar City of injuries suffered I when his automobile left the highway near here Sunday is manager of the parts depart WENDOVER July 13—Double ment of the Thorley Motor Co funeral services for Pfc Neldon Cedar City Leon 21 and Pfc Dan Sinclair 1 July 13—Three Ann stars Peggy Hollywood ner Preston Foster and Lon McAllister were beseiged by autograph-seeking Cedar City teen agers on their arrival here TuesCITY '03AY and requested a preliminary hearing whkh was se for July 29 at 10:30 am by City' Judge W Dean Loose car" He is charged with embezzleMr O'Niel and a Nevada state ment of $73267 entrusted to him inpatrolman Russell Plank who Dr Pepper Bottling Co as their by tbok accident and the vestigated the victims to the hospital said agent both machines were a complete I - Gar-Joh- - Moab Man Treated ForGun Wouild Movie Stars Arrive - ‘ July 13—Petitions to kins who is reported as favoring change the name of Orm to the new name Geneva are being circulated by the chamber of commerce OffiEmbargo on Potatoes cials argue that the change would BOISE Ida July has placed identify the community with the agricultural department an embargo effective Tuesday on steel industry MOAB Grand County July 13 Geneva Steel Co official were the shipment of California pota—Richard as Stocks about 26 was toes into Idaho for processing quoted approving the change commerce Chamber of treated officers at Grand County Wilson Kellogg director of the being bureau of plant industry said the have consulted with the 'Utah hospital Tuesday for a shoulder shipments had been 'stopped be- secretary of state on the matter wound suffered Monday at about cause too many live larva of the '8:30 pm while le'and two friends tuber moth have been found in carloads of California potatoes his life hext Monday when he goes were hunting in the hills near on trial 'In the Seventh district Condish Sheriff's officers said the Waits Murder Trial court at Price for the first degree wound was suffered accidentally PRICE July 13—Joe Trujillo 45 murder of Max Lopez 47 Castle and it was not determined from Hiawatha will begin fighting for Gate on May 25 whose rifle the shot was fired lane of traffic after passing a southbound Orem Studies Name Chanrre tn 2-- t eer reported that the Jenkins cat was traveling west out of Mave rick canyon and had just rounded a curve when it collided with the eastbound car in which the other victims were riding Mr Jenkins said when he re gained consciousness in the Elicit hospital "I thought it would be rice to bring our son home in the 111"' agriculture and industry will b'e held at the University of Wyoming at Laramie Aug 4 announced A F Vass university professor and chairman of the forum Pedestrian 75 Dies Instantly After I F Road Mishap ribuse special 11 - EMPIRE VIGNETÉES - CITY t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday July 14 124S i - tAAkdbaA - |
