| Show MM Tri274z4wW0Z t (717 16 CktMay(Tribune 1945 cValL Iverson Funeral Rites Slated 10 Thursday Morning Leader Points DUP Sponsors of '47 Days To Postwar Utah Pioneers Daughters this year again sponsor the celebration honoring Days Ifisurance Aim Utah's the pioneers of adapt- - ( ability of those employed rather than on mer e Eelling alone according "i r" ability 54 ' '1 1" William P Worthington New York City ' 10" to ' - e president and supervisor of agencies Home Insurance Life I C r 1k A 3 t Co New York Mr Worthing- ton who arrived on anni- versary of their advent in Salt Lake valley July 24 it was announced Wednesday A queen and a princess selected from contestants all over the state will reign during the celebration They will be selected by a committee which was named Wednesday Applications for queen and princess will be received at any time at D U P offices in the capitol They rust be accompanied with photographs All applicants must be descendants of pioneers and those for queen must be from 18 to 25 years of age and those for princess from 14 to 17 Mrs Mina S Wignall D U P vicepresident Is committee chairman Other members are Mrs Orval Adams Mrs Nathan 0 Fullmer Mrs Heber Bennion Jr Judge Reva Beck BosOne Mrs Vesta Anderson Miss Thelma Garff Mrs J B Bearnson Mrs- Pearl B Wonnacott Mrs E B Brink Mrs Adrian H Pembroke Miss Valentine GorlinskiMrs Clara B Atdous Mrs Lamont Preece Mrs Bruce E Millikin Mrs Lester A Hubbard Mrs L D Burbidge Mrs Calvin W Rawlings Mrs John J Galligan Miss Clara Christensen and Mrs Kenneth W Milner Leaders in the insurance field hope to set a precedeat for other employers after the war by placing : emphasis on hir- ing on a basis of all-arou- !CT - ' Salt Lake City NVorthington Wednesday in preparation for appearances as keynote speaker at the annual service congress Utah Assn of Life Underwriters Thurshiring day at Hotel Utah said will be for insurance positions based largely on ability to pass tests devised by a study group of 'life underwriters which aims to eliminate those not well grounded in character initiative and educational background Prestige of the insurance industry his been hurt in the past by In "wildcatters" who hoped to extract everything from and contribute nothing to legitimate un- derwriting Mr Worthington said Other speakers scheduled to adg conclave include dress the Maj W L Baldwin Denver presidht of the Security Life and Accident Co Dr Adam S Bennion assistant to the president Utah Power and Light Co and local leaders in insurance and allied yields Pattern - 4 south Han- - tie Pt -- i " e 1 Allen bishop conducted Stanley Best Olive J Burnett Will "'''' e- -' be - Friends may rail 212I S State : ilarcock 63 704 Emery et who died will he conducted Friday at 1 Tuesday V m at 36 E 7th South Friends may call st place of funeral Burial prior to nervieee Lake City cemetery SIJIZE Bertha Bertagnolli mom Evan- 60 tagnolit ston Plivo who died Tuesday will be con- ducted Saturday at 10 a m in the Evan- ston Catholic church She was born in Milli-Bien° Tyrol la Oct 27 1884 a daughter of An- and gelo Augusta nellamaria She came to Rock Springs In 1901 ond was married to Joseph LetIn 1902 tagnolli in After residing Rock 12 Springs years she moved to W Y Cumberland and later to Evanston Burial will be in Evanston cemetery The Utah Tuberculosis Assn will hold its annual meeting May 28 in Newhouse hotel Ada Taylor Va Graveside W ss e 1 ' So d services will be - rattern No 112141 can wear this heart- shaped hat with the tip to the front or back It looks smart either way Pattern envelope contains d and Complete llow instructions for the You - easy-to-rea- easyto-fo- above multicolored book of needle arts containing five free patterns and many other suggestions for dressing up your home and yourself is now avail able Send your request for this book to the address listed below enclosing 20c in coins to cover the cost and mailing Send 15c (coin) for pattern No 112244 to The Tribune-TelegraHome Service bureau Salt Lake City Utah Released by Bell Syndicate Inc Our 60-pa- m 'i7ola13n with PILES Nt DOCTORS' You - lip that know without asking this formula for distress of piles MUST be same the best It's the one used by DOCTORS adjunctively for men and women patients at noted Thornton & Minor Clinic Surprising QUICK palliative relief of pain itch soreness Helps soften and tends to shrink Fwelling Get tube Thornton & Minor's Rectal ()intment—or Thornton & Minor Rectal Sup positories If not thrilled at quick re sults the low coat refunded on request At all good drug stores everywhere—In Salt Lake City at Owl Drug Store and (Adv) Walgreen's 'Ct (kikOW 11 Cdpe1t Nam 66 st moo Li:JBOSS ZETLICZNED FROM A mown-c- s LAS- T- 70 r - -- Pivro A TRUCK! 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AlsreCUS: I'E AWE A 41 'CDOES - 1 7-1 OIL AND KT E:- LONG 4 Pst Headquarters for ry7ESTEZDAY THE ) rest-'de- - t Fce FAR' Avvr1 V4oCES I conducted Hadley :- - '--a J heart Elizabeth T KIS iAPPY VERY SO :l 4 ( y They'll Do It Every Time f6-- - TO Dellagnola Ernest Fred Johnson it ft X o Meetings Today MAE 'NWAT - FEEL NAT NAV CONC 10 CALL YOU 1OLIVE JUST SEEN FZomoTEO! 1 GaT Sally Ann Robertson Robina Vc) -- I'M i 101J KIDS! r ktetsv OGDEN—Mrs 73 2748 Wall died NVerinesday at 430 a m in an Ogden hospital following an illness' of several Week's She le survived nv the following daughters: Mn Leland Philkingien MnSmithfield: Frank Mrs Ashton H Cope and Four Johnston Ogden: 15 grandchildren Ascension Thursday a holy day one brother Benjamin 82 1156 Smith Sally Ann Robertson of obligation will be observed N Mrs West Arra Lillian five slaters England died In a Salt Lake hospital 9th Mrs Harry Partridge and Mn Ethel with special masses at Catholic Wednesday at 4:40 a in of causes incident Tout Mrs Gertrude Depper Enclantl: Glover toage churches it was announced Wed- Ora Ted Whitney Los Angeles She was born Oct 8 1862 In Neatly Ile andFuneral be condurted Friwill Tenn a daughter of William and Mary day at 2 service r nesday The program is: Rose p m at Cavin Brown of Madeleine 6:30 Cathedral the Mr8 Robertson had been a Balt Lake chapel 8 26 years She was the widow and a m and 12:10 p m Our resident of James Robertson sons JulioLady of Lourdes' church 670-11t- h Survivors Include the following Winn-burEdward Robertson East 6:30 7:30 9 and 11 a tn and daughters: BINGHAM—Julio (John) Dellagnola R R Tenn: Mrs Snodie Pierce St Vincent de Paul church Mur- Robertson Bingham miner died of a heart and Elbert Robertson Salt Lake retired on a street attack Wedneaday at Bingham M City: Claude Robertson Idaho James ray 7 and 9 a rn Robertson and Mrs Mary Green Arkansas 7:30 r p tn In Agordo 5 Wa born Pellagnola Mrs Mrs Cora Colman Kennett Mo He came to the Sept 24 1875 Mrs Gracie Paw Ora Brewer Corning Ark and has been 35 United States years ago 82 grandchildren and a Minton Clearfield since He formerly was Bingham residentMetals 106 Co Fe-daby Utah two eons employed be conducted will services Funeral Survivors include Hugo Dellag- noon at 260 E south Temple by A C John M-- - Wallace president inola and Germ Delagnola both of 'Bingham: Wardel Walker Bank and Trust Co and Friends may call at place of funeral a daughter Florence Dellagnola WAC now Gus P Backman executive secre- Thursday from 4 to 8 p m and Friday In France and a grandeon from 9 a in until time of services tary Salt Lake City chamber of The body will be taken to Paragould D Ark for burial commerce will leave Thursday afternoon to attend a meeting of the services for Mrs ElizaLOGAN—Funeral B beth Melvia Dames Kearh 41 Logan steel committee of the Western to La Jolla Cal died who Sunday States council Friday in Los Mrs Robina Roshard Hadley 32 839 be conducted Friday at 2 p in in the Tackson ave died in a Salt Lake hosntal wIt S ward chapel by Wesley L Ninth Logan m an 11 of asthmatic attack Tuesday at She was born in Salt Lake City May 23 Keller bishop Nora 1912 a daughter of John R D and S church She wag an L Wing Boshard member Mrs Hadley is survived by her husband two sons John Meetings in Salt Lake City Thursday In- Leonard Charles Hadley: L and Gary Hadley Salt Lake City: herclude: Salt Lake City tiva btothers ClifHotel Utah—Utah State Association of parents Salt Lake City and Glen L4) 9 a m Life Underwriters Culture club ford Bosnard New Guinea: petty officer 10:30 a m bond meeting 11 a m Salt Boshard three sisters Madeline Ida and Dawnine Lake Elwanis club 12:15 p m Daughters Boshard Salt Lake City of the American Revolution 1 p Deseret News 6 p m: Nu Phi Mu 7:15 InRosicrucians 8 p p stitute of Banking 9 p m Ernest Fred Johnson 21 White Rocks Newhouse hoiel—P E 0 Service club Salt Lake Veterans' 11:30 a In: Naomi Past Noble Gran Os' Llintah county died- in c) at 831 a in of undehospital Wednesday elub noon: Mountain States Federation of termined ACCESSORIES causes 501-Workers local rtL 730 p Telephone He was born April 7 1924 at Fort Garfield Clerical and Technical Workers Duchesne Hintah county and entered the EXPERT RECAPPING 7:30 p in armed services May 27 1944 Artie was' P A Tire Inspactors Temple Square hotel—Salt Lake City given a medical discharge Oct 14 1944 Official junior chamber of commerce 7:30 a m He was a private In the medical corps in Hotel 6:15 p agents purchasing Survivors include a brother Vermin Greeters 7:30 p m Johnson White Rocks: 'three sisters HarI 0 0 F hall 41 Post Office pl—Mac- riett Johnson White Rocks: Jenna Johnson 35 Can 4th South Dial cabees Salt Lake tent No 2 8 p m Erda Tooele county and Mrs Eva Miller I 0 0 E Utah lodge No 1 8 p m Fort Duchesne Steel Parley Delegates 2 Z' 14 zo - JC Myera-Foulge- R IF t t g youvE SEEN TO ME ALL - - ors mortuary by DHarold Crompton the 27th 8 ward Deaths' KNOW: 1J6‘J ) Elizabeth A Peek N - - Three hundred German-speakin- g Lonstiale B Roe Graham executive secretary said business and economic analysts OGDEN—Lonsdale Hyatt Roe 44 n351 are needed immediately to examine Adams Ogden switchman Ogden Union Wednesday inand Depot Co died Wednesday at of files German records and Railway S U Capt Clarence Koolker Enh a an 6:30 at Ogden hospital following and insurance an illness of eight days army tuberculosis consultant fo dustrial financial He is survived by his widow Ogden: his U S public health service will be firms Edwin D Ellis branch man— mother Ida three daughters Preston W the featured speaker Capt Kooi- ager United States civil service Mrs George Strong Gloria J and D Roe Ogden: one brother J Carolyn announced commission ker is stationed at regional offices Lewis Roe Santa Barbara Cal a sister Mrs Gladys Hansen Logan of the public health service in Funeral Services will he conducted SatDenver urday at 3:30 p m at Lindquist and Sons' Catholic Churches Note Ascension Thursday Alg BLOSSCO SEFOIZS Vy :- ' ours-We- S Fri-du- rEAL MOTPEZ I i the parents the child is Mr and Mrs Walter grandparents Josonh Beaver of and Mr arid Mrs Eh Gillis( 'If Boulder Nev and by two Mn a Annie E Josera and Mrs- Emma Robinson tsotn of Bearer by four - 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I as a guerilla fighter Manslaughter Hearing in Experience the Philippine islands were re- Maria Elena Moyeda A M —Marla Scheduled May 17 Elena Moyeda lated by Capt William Naylor at BINCHAdied Bingham Wednesday at 0:40 a m in the Salt Lake Lumbermen's club Bingham of complicationa movibOapital Clifford Conrad Forsberg 43 meeting Wednesday at Hotel ng a major opertlion was 193S a daughter June She 22 born d WednesEast arraigned Utah She of Frank and Mary Vasquez Moyeda wee a first grade pupil at Copperfield eleday before City Jukige Joseph G school mentary Jeppson on an involuntary manSurvivors include her parents and two bred hers Paul and Frank M oyeda Jr slaughter charge was ordered to Judge Dismisses Charge Bingham appear for preliminary hearing Tr11110 will he Friday Requiem Four charges against Hugo En- at 10 a tn at the poly celebrated Rosary Catholic May 17 E Bev Daniel in church by Bingham of Ritz the Bowling Leahy pastor The rosary 4vill be recited Forsberg is accused of striking sign operator of mortn at at 7:30 WilBingham p employment 52 562 Thursday alleys charging Guy Benone Payne lard et in an altercation Saturday minors without certificates of em- tuary Burial will be in Mt Calvary cemetery WedSalt Lake City night Payne died at Salt Lake ployment were dismissed General hospital Sunday night nesday by City Judge Joseph G Jeppson for lack of evidence Betsy S Shilvoek 0 PO YOU KNOW M441 Nat SAIP? YOU'Vg at 630 p in in Mt Olivet cemeFriday The family requests no flowers be tery sent Seek Economic Experts A SKEEZIX COW!' CEALI:E 140w SWELL IS TO services Funeral for Mrs Bertha Ber- - NARE B iou Heber and was marled to trla ill Sunday 1opitI Besides SOUTH WEBER — M Elizabeth Arn t Aunt Lizzie) Peek 72 widew of Jabez Peek died Wednesday at 5:10 a trr at TREMONTON Box Elder County— the family residence at out Weber foi Heber Nelson Stohl 76 died night lowing a week's illness at an Ogden hospital after anTuesday She is survived POn Alford 0 Peek Besides nis widow he is operation Survived by Sonth Weber t WO bya brothers Reuben Jones three SOr18 Ervin and Floyd Stohl Tre- Salmon Ida: lbsepri Jones Washinc-oi- s monton and Earl Stohl Rexburg Ida: one Terrace three sisiera Mrs Zelitt- Fox INTA Fsther Harris Trernonton: Rigby Ida Mrs Dora Yearnam Leg nine grandchildren and three brothers Lot- Mrs Gwen Castle f Irwin lila arid twis elizo aria Joseph N Stohl Felt Lake grandehlAren Funeral aPrvfr! will bot ennittetel FoCity and David O Stohl Los Angees i Funerel services will be conducted n tn at Lindrtitittr 14 urthly at 2 p m In the Tremonton Seeond by Joseph Ray tuall9p of 84talN s ward chapel by Clifton Kerr bishop mortuary b at Weber Clista B Knight Vallejo Cal: Mrs Amy B Crase Ogden: Mrs Lola B Cameron Los Angeles Cal and Mrs La Verna B Newry Huntsville be in Salt will taken Ferran Surviving are nts srslow Mrs Hulda Stringhant Dragerton: the following on and daughters: Milton Stringharn Ferron Glen Stringham Mrs Fligene Dragerton Anderson Price: Mrs Frank Migilaccio Fresno Cal: Mrs Alms Sorensen Emery one sister and one brother Mrs Wililarn Davis Salt Lake City Howard Strhigharn Castle Dale and nine grandchildren EDEN Weber County—Miss Olive J Burnett 41 died Wednesday at 4:40 p rn followat the family residence in Eden ing an extended illness survivors include the following brother and sisters: David B Burnett Eden Mrs Funeral se rviree for Mrs Annie Christine e 1 Thursday from 4 to 9 p m and at 1BO 4 1 w Greason aye 4 day from noon to 21n Ilarria Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery 911-3r- sion Additional services Karnali by Bishop at Sylviq Gil lies PRICE—Funeral services for Wi Main T thine BEAVER—Sylvia Richard GILies ansl "ngham) who died in the Dragertoss daughter of S 21e fled at 3 a rm Gimes Margaret Joseph 'after an illness of '10 days will Tuesday In the Iron count v hospi hosnttal at be conducted Thursday at 2 p m In Cedar City of spasmodic emu p Ste was -- Annie Christine Haycock A y William T Stringham BRIGHAM CITY—Mary Russell Hull 69 of North Brigham City died Tuesday evening at la p m in a local hospital following eight months illness Besides her husband Live children survive Mrs E L Dale Pocatello Ida: Archie V William Roy Hull Murray Hull Tule Lake Cal Mrs Scott Larvn and Francis Hull both of Brigham Oily: 17 grandehlidren six tine brothers and sisters Mrs Orley Chugg Ogden Mrs Elizabeth Bromley Salt Lake Francis and Alex Russell Roy City Adam Russell Clearfield and Mrs N C Mortensen Emmett Ida Funeral services will beconducted Friday at 2 p m in the Second ward L D S Fridayat A 51 Guerilla Fighter Speaks ow H by bishop Elias died of received In a accident May 'living 1 while swimming with friends west et Murray V Elias it president of the Language and iiports clubs at Gran- - Mary R Hu 11 FILLMORE Ittillard County—Mrs Veda H Blondin 35 wife of Here ld Blondin died suddenly Tuesday while en route to the Delta hospital Besides her huband father And mother she is survived by the following children: Alfred Helen Carl Harold Jr Raymond Ruth Thomas and a baby tour sisters Mrs Mary Neal Mrs Blanche Kamas Mrs Zina MacDonald Wright Heber Wasatch county and Mrs Alta Clark- Upton Summit county four brothers Clifford and Ivan Turnbow Kamas: Oren Turnbow Heber and Alton Turnbow Summit Wanship county Mrs Bertagnolli John H Henderson president Utah of Assn House Apartment Eliz'beth 11 Houghton and Richard F Harding executive Mrs Elizabeth hoover (Aunt Betty) vice president Salt Lake Real ave died Wednes- 83 Estate board win leave Saturday Houghton day at 5 p m at the family residence of causes to to incident attend legislative age for Chicago of Mr Aug 15 1861 a committee meetings of the Na- andBorn Mrs National Hoover daughter she had been a Lake resident 38 years Mrs Houghtional Assn of Real Estate Boards Salt was the widow of Henry IL Houghton Mr Harding also expects to at- tonSurvivors include a stepdaughter Dr Alice E Houghton Salt Lake City: a sistend sessions of the executive ter Mn Virginia English New York: a committee of the secretaries' divi- brother James Hoover Point Pleasant Tuberculosis Unit Sets 1945 Meet day-lon- Funeral services for Elias Paiez Garcia 19 3116 Washington pt prominent Granite high school stuilent who died Mon- - e day will ha cOnduct- ed Friday at3 p rn at Miller L D 8 ward t chapel 45 E 33rd '($t Realtor to Attend Chicago Parley - Veda II Blondin Elias Palez Garcia Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON D C May 9— Funeral services for former Third District Judge Gustave A Iverson 71 who died Tuesday in Washington will be conducted Friday afternoon in the Washington D C L D S ward chapel Mr Iverson was a Utah resident until 1927 when he moved to' Washington and for 13 years wiis special assistant to the U S attorney general handling particularly land and water cases He left the department of Justice in 1940 when he was made president of the eastefti states mission of the L D S church Shortly after the outbreak of the war he was appointed general commissioner on army and navy chaplains representing the L D S church and was chairman of that commission at the time of his death Following services in Washington Ridge Iverson's body will be brought to Utah Plans forbutburial will have not been completed be either in Salt Lake City or Manti will of Deaths - 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