| Show - 4044- - 40000 4000440400440440004444-4444400440440404- 40440 40- t 4 ye 0 i The Salt Lake Tribune Suany August 17 195g 12 C Longevity's a Tradition in Capeoer Clan ' Idaho Falls and was' tiot able to corne to the reunion Longevity is a Carpener tradition the brothers' explain Their father lived to be 88 and a half sister Mrs Louise Tay lor (lied just four years short of 100 years But there are sound reasons for their good health and long years they con tend: hard work no alcohol and no tobacco (Arthur confesses that he had "two or three glasses of beer as a youth" and once tried a chew of tobacco) Three Capener brothers have died but generally it was catastrophy not age that claimed therm' In William Capener was born in 1Orldon England just seven years after America's first president George Wash ington died William Capener's four sobs all of them over 80 presided at a family reunion that brought 200 Wilaam Capenerjlescendants (14 months to 90 years) and their families to Lagoon Arthur who lives in Garland Box Elder County is oldest of the clan at 90 Alfred Riverside Box Elder County is next oldest at 136 Joseph 81 and Ed' ward 82 both live in Salt Lake City Mrs Sarah Hess 88 a sister lives On Satin-da- fr ' I ' II :”:ti '":l::s::11!1!1-1 ' SA41pkg 771""eSCO ' M W ' ':" ''' VA i ctoko ti I CIir ' i ' Rig Leap ipsAstNosEATI(15 edi'L'I A aylViValEN 111 Ka - -- :7101(677I r-- 7 - t04) : AND THUNDERSTORMS Nm Ari3 PtnIalW- 1 I Mt 4- - ! -- ' If" t t 1 ' s RAIN St FRONDCOLD A - '"' es- - - 1 4 (- r 11 I i ' 1 ' '' z " ''' ) 1: ' 11' - iKe7- - orglhit'illi:4411 - Arthur left Alfred and Joseph Cape Brothers admire Joseph's t ' ' ti '''e '' uk 11 7''''''' "'"""N (- ' i "-- -- ko ::?1' - ner I Alr ''''" - 440' 1 1 - pies' iftil AM IIII: A' 11 D HIGH TEMPERATURES SHOWN TIMPIRATURE MUCH ASOVI pgr kqui: AAVII - - OUTLOOK 1 ------- 0 4j Ihe 1: I 1EL6W1 kfMUCH jp54111111111:!Ei 1r N It irk yeyfifora":1 !! NEAR -: NORMAL NUAliovi is i d:W:::::::111111111101111' ::: s FOS the Intermountain Region with more scat tered shower and thundershower activity' :7! Iqr FORECAST I tifj (MPH) OF PAISSURE ARIA 'I: - riOVI TA Bennett and Richard Cowan -':g:ASOYE the Hodges boy found a can of Novi la WitAtHIR SUOMI WOW cr3 kerosene apparently deciding to jncrease the size of the fire WASHINGTON Aug 15 (AP) — outlook for the period from mid "Rainfall is predicted toexceed The nOrtheastern quarter of the August to mid September calls for normal in the Ohio Valley and in AS IIE TOSSED the kerosene nation will have cooler than normal temperatures to average below seainto the fire some of the liquid weather until the middle of Septem- sonal normals in the northeastern the north and middle Atlantic states Subnormal amounts are exwas spilled on his shirt Back ber the Weather Bureau predicted quarter of the nation in its forecast "Above normal averages are ex- pected in the northwestern quarter flash from the kerosene re- Saturday Other sections will have normal in the western half of the of the nation and also in the southsulted in first second and pos- or higher than normal tempera- pected country and also in the south At- ern Plains and upper Mississippi lantic states In regions not sped Valley Elsewhere rainfall amounts sibly third degree burns over tures The forecast read: fled near normal temperatures are should not depart greatly from 36 per cent of the body includ"The Weather Bureau indicated seasonal normals" ing head face chest and arms The youth later was reported In satisfactory condition At Salt O T ---- - Ir' z 1 to Officers Robert According STATIC riexat Kerosenethrown onto flames STATIC FRONT of a small fire resulted in serious burns to William Hodges 13 son of Mrs Iris Richards The weather forecast map for Sunday indl- rates continued partly cloudy skies over 758 Evereitteve (1445 North) Saturday evening PRICIPITATION OUTLOOK TIIE 'VICTIM with a com?Agit :i:: ?AWE: panion Buddy Richards 12 1445 likt supw ::LOW Ave (640 South) had ::::: Arapahoe ::: : ::: built a small fire in the back yard of the Richards residence Ottite NEAR NORMAL They had planned to roast 000n dilf1111:014 marshmallows and heat frozen ! A - ' ( 7 IN-SPIE- ''4 - vt - rP:'414Ati I 20 I - 'st 1 7 - r31114A4104 ' i '44( tri 'tinItit(Att y 1 SCATTERED SHOWERS r th A Ndo - concerted drive to halt the encspread of western equine at Its ephalitiS----now highest is peak in the last 15 years-Utah the Departmade by being and ments of Agriculture Health Horses and humans are the victims of the disease caused by a virus transmitted by mosquitoes of the culex tarsalis variety It has a high fatality rate A I 16 --- 13 y Robin Lee 14 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Capener of Salt Lake City 30-da- y Italian Kansas Youths Pause For Brief Stopover in SL The 'otperiment in InternaIlona living reached Salt Lake City Saturday when seven young Italians four women and hree men accompanied by 10 Eansas boys and girls came to see the sights The group from northern Italy came to the United States to live as members of American families said Gary Long Ellis Kan Community chairman representing the Experi: ment in International Living' Vt Putney Siornup Deadline Aug 20 for Trip "THE VERMONT organization has been sending young 'people in the United States to live with families in foreign countries over the years" said Mr Long 'It's the way to meet The people" Ile said the Italians are trav- eling with the children of families with whom the visitors lived in Ellis Kan Because 'there are not enough "experimenters" in Salt Lake City the group ha 5 been pro vided housing at Westminster College dormitory until Monday when they will leave for Bryce National Park and Grand Canyon Max E Ilodges (lean of students at Westminster arranged for the travelers to Final deadline for the three-daannual field trip of the In- live at the dormitory of Association termountain The group arrived here from Petroleum Geologists this fall Yellowstone Park After sightIs Aug 20 officials of the seeing Sunday including a trip group announced Saturday to Saltair Temple Square and Registration can be obtained Bingham to see mining operaby addressing a letter to the tions they will see the city association PO Box 34 Salt Mr Long said the group will Lake City: return to Ellis to live with The trip starts Sept 11 at "their" families another two Moab and covers the Paradox weeks before returning to their Basin ending on Sept 13 homes in Italy 59—Airplanes Parts i'ruST sell one Cessna cessna 140 Boyes St CR 400 '57-18- offer HRS $10500 Super Custom FR S7995 1946 MODEL (mirk sale 1098 Provo 31 or 4844 '58 hrs priced for Ercoupe CALL CY $2000 8- - Headstones Monuments iTY—ZEM E MARKERSs—MONUMEN'TS ' BRONZE VASES SALT LAKE MONUMENT 1 Fift N Street FM — Card of Thanks CO — To our rnanY friends we wish to express our most sincere appreciation and thanks for the flowers cards and telegrams sent us and for the countless acts of kindress wow wer perform'' durhig the tittlet§r-an- d of our near wife and mother C Evelyn Adams Frank D Adams and Family ADAMS--- Emily 'SAYS: Post' Very often card of thanks meets a need which can hardly be solved in any other way Not only is it a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also coup teoptly acknowledges the service and kindness of the others to whom a personalmanynote of thanks cannot well be mailed or Whose names anti addreages aro Pot known Insertion of the card of thanks may he arranged by telephone We have many word Jog suggestions to nsFist You Just say "Charge it " Call Miss Sen 'tins EM Fitt 344 Florists Brown Floral Cut Fresh Daily Charge Accounts Welcomed Flowers EAA 4-55- 44 funerals services for BISHOP—Funeral Bishop will be held Monday at 10 am in Larkin Mori uary Chanel 200 E South Temcall at the morple Friends may Sunday from 6 to 8 pm tuary ind Monday prior to services Jnterment in Preston Idaho Fu-- i beral directors Larkin Mortuary — Funeral services for Clarence ?Charlie) Bushnell of Clearfield will be conducted Monday I pm in the Clearfield Third Ward Friends may tall at the Clearfield Mortuary 'Sunday evening 6 to 9 pm and MondaY Burial Cleartill time of servIce field Memorial Park under three-o-n of Glearlield Mortuary Melvin J US Weather Bureau Washington DC South partlg cloudy skies are expected over the Intermountain Region SunAlbuquerque day with some areas of thunderstorm Atlanta or shower activity Temperatures- - in MI 11611 most of the area will remain hot New Orleans Data From More Court Orders Bond Forfeit Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 pm at 574 E 1st South for J R (Dick) East who Grayson 66 2410-6tdied Friday Mr Grayson was a noted labor leader and head of the cferical employes Union Pacific Railroad Co western districts TEMPERATURE CHART r (Data for period ended Saturday at 530 pm) Utah High Low Free 62- 93 Blanding ' 78 55 trace Bryce Canyon 90 Cedar Citg 64 91 52 10 Coa trine 91 Delta 64 101 64 Gi'een liker 94 60 Logan -- - kg 03 63 Milford 07 94 64 Ogden 91 Provo 60 9R Roosevelt 54 Bail bonds totaling $3300 have been ordered forfeit if a defendant charged in three separate complaints of issuing checks against insufficient funds is not produced in court within the next 30 days City Judge James L Barker Lake Airport Friends may call at the Jr 98 63 Saturday said he ordered the salt 95 Wendover 71 eveplace of service Sunday bonds forfeit if Paul C Car Idaho ning and prior to services men 37 noaddress given fails Boise 93 61 51 93 Burley 53 Idaho Fails 94 Members of Kaibab Lodge 25 to answer the charges 97 56 Pocatello Free and Accepted Masons Salt THE BAIL was requested for Intermountain States 96 63 Lake City will officiate at serv- felt by Deputy County Attorney Billings 89 Butte 42 ices Burial will be in Mount Peter F Leary who told the Cheyenne 57 080 86 61 Denver Olivet Cemetery 90 60 judge Carmen had been charged Elko 51 84 The family requests that In in February 1952 with issuing Ely 91 50 Evanston 91 73 lieu of flowers contributions an insufficient funds check then Grand Junction 73 Las Vegas lot Made be to the Intermoun82 may 62 charged with the same offense Reno 88 58 Rock tain Unit Shriner's Hospital for in Feburary 1054 and again in SheridanSprings ' 92 59 90 or 35 to Yellowstone West the Children 1958 CrippledFebruary Slates Pacific In two of the cases bail was Heart Fund Lok Angeles 67 85 set at $1500 on each compaint Portland 84 60 71 80 San Diego and $300 on a third complaint San Francisco 75 ' 59 Take Insulation Sheets trace trace ' - Seattle Spokane Theft of seven sheets of Insulation with a total value of $12 from a construction site at Delay Water 3leet Bismarck Chicago Detroit Duluth Kansas City Minneapolis Special to The Tribune MAGNA — Regular meeting California Ave (1355 South) was reported to police of the Magna Water Co has Saturday by John De Young been postponed from Tuesday Construction Co East until Aug 26 210 W 12 trace 17 02 60 84 73 65 72 64 65 08 33 77 81 76 Builder Reports Equipment Loss - - A44' --- E A FORK —Mrs Ade106 W ' l' ' f E F Ilates Mary services will be '' t h ii :: - 0 - :i''' 1?::: :tS 2nd-7t- ::'' ' - a E 1 J Dmie y Bag-sha- I New York Times Service NEW YORK Aug 18 — Scattered showers and thundershowers were reported Saturday from the southern sections of the Middle Atlantic States westward to the middle MississioPi Valley and the Central Plains States Slow clearing set in zver the Northeast after some early morning rain It was cooler over the Northeast and the eastern Great Lakes Region but confirmed warm in the South The warmest areas were the southwest desert region and the Rio Grande Valley THE INTERIM director noted 1 that while several actual cases of encephalitis have been re ported they have not been confirmed as being equine encephalitis In horses - the disease has been found "pretty well all over the state" said Dr A K Cutler chief veterinarian for the tment of Agriculture The two departments - - urged Utahns to take the following precautions: 1—Have all horses immunize d This requires two shotsfrom 10 to 14 days apart Quick and effective protection is thus pro-- vided 2—Eliminate all possible mosquito breeding places 3 Protect yourself against mosquito bites by using an insect repellant that can be bought in any drug store Unfortunately there is no immunization for humans This emphasizes the importance of drastic measures to eliminate mosquito breeding places and in the meantime preventing mosquitoes from biting HOUSEHOLDERS also should make sure the screens are tight They also might use sprays being sure they do not create another hazard Encephalitis is a particularly serious disase because It attacks the brain The fatality rate has been estimated by some at 60 per cent - ( - T Crime Report This is a summary of crimes reported to Salt Lake police r during the period ended Saturday at 5 pm f r t ! t 1466-10t- line Clark Faddis 82 Main St died at 9 am Saturday her home of causes incident at Funeral Monday age Born March 5 1876 at Almyto MYTON Duchesne County—Mrs noon in the lat to William and Mary Anil Wyo S e c on d Jennie I Potter Ward tisriiwzrro"'w:It Barber Clark Married to Robert 77 of M y t o n :' 1 'Chapel Church k Faddis in Salt Lake Tem' (Bert) at died Friday-f of Jesus Christ of Church of 'Jesus Christ of ple 1 Latter-da1020 pm at the t Saints Latter-daSaints Dec 4 1895 He home o f Robert 7th South and 4'7 Survivors: died June 22 1933 loose- Johnson ::: 1 5th East for M rs E sons S three William L a velt 10110Wing E F Hates ' both of Amencan Fork o ::v Vernl a: olr Mary stroke she sufEast 4 Ray C Salt Lake City: eight 74 828-5tfered six weeks : who died Friday nine wi:o g' N::' grandchildren: Born April sister brother Kate Fadago may call Friends 3 1881 at Beatdis Provo Walter Clark Santa at the home of e4rs'"Sii :: I s t e to Rosa Calif Funeral Tuesday at Ka n 1 Mrs Maion Han- 11 am Ward chapel 'sen 1846 S IMain i 1 George and Han' American Fork Friends call An n a h E l i z a bet h 4 ": Sunday pm 104 (0 4 derson and Sorts Mortuary MonT o t t e n Thorn at chapel and 0: pm TilPiidaY until 10:30 I day Married to FloYd MondaY prior Graveside tervices Tuesday am E ' i :::0 ! Driskel Ile Burial in Lehi 2 :30 o M Coalville Summit 1917 in d i e d Cemetery City County Later married to I' 0 :r'''''''''' i''' Vern AirOwn Luther E Potter'- 4" - w'!"a Mrs Bales bishop of Second ' ' Mrs Potter who died in April LDS Ward will officiate Clifford Wilson 1957 Survivors: two sisters Dr Los Angeles Daisy Crookharm PAYSON—Clifford Wilson 40 Kidd Lovell F Funeral Mrs Rose Tanner Myton died Wednesday at ''Slesa Ariz Tuesday 2 pm at Roosevelt Bap- Fitzgerald Kidd after an illness according to word tist Church Friends call at Olom- 55 OGDEN—Lovell here Born Oct 14 1918 died at his received to Jefferson Roosevelt Monday Mt- home1229 Charles E and Mary Mortuary Payson a neart ailment Friday 6 of 1903 prior Born March Kr noon evenins Tuesday in Harriman Eunice Griggs Wilson Attended Burial Myton City CemeterY to James B and Edith Fitzgerald Payson Schools Member Church of of L a t ter-dKidd Married Miriam Marks Oct Jesus Christ Saints Veteran World War ILy 22 1935 in Las Vegas Nev VetEffie citations IL Moffet for eran of World War Ili was naval Received inthree Pacifie and Philipofficer in O gden horn bravery Mrs Effie Elvira Hague Moffet recruiting 1933 to 1941 Served in Navy pines Carpenter lie never mar28 1633 E 9th South died at her 23 years Member Church of Jesus ried Survivors: father Salt Lake brothers- two sisters of Latter-daSaints and City: three residence Saturday at 2 pm after Christ Edward A Howard G American Fleet Reserve Ned Leroy Mrs Donnetta Born in Salt widow: stepmotherAssnMrs Survivors: a lingering Illness James B Fork Neilson Seattle Wash Mrs FlorLake City Sept 28 1879 toJaMes Kidd Sandy: two hrothers and ence Leiser Bakersfield Calif Artwo Kenneth sisters Magna Married and Sarah Carson Hague Funeral Monday 1 nm Rigby chie Riverton Mrs Glen Brooks where friends to McCandless Moffet Sept 12 Lehi Mrs Melva Riley Sa4t Lake Mortuary PaYSOri call Monday Prior Burial Pamir) He died City Funeral Monday 3:45 pm 1912 in Salt Lake City 9 5 6 A u g 2 8 Savivors: Larkin Chapel 260 E South Tem- City Cemetery William C and James pie Salt Lake City Burial Salt nephews A Hague Salt Lake City niece Lake City Cemetery Friends call Richard Mrs' tIriorte Shire Sacramento at Larkin Mortuary Ogden Moyes Calif Graveside services Tuesday day 6 to 9 pm and 260 E South sPRINGVILLE Utah County noon Nit Olivet Cemetery Friends Temple Salt Lake City Monday Richard Joseph Moyes 84 died call 260 E South Temple Tues from noon to 3:45 pm Donations to early Friday morning at his residay 1011:30 am dence in Provo of causes incident Primary Children't Hospital asked to age Born Dec 19 1873 at BeaIt Tonks In lieu of flowers Raymond OGDkN — Raymond Richard ver to Richard and Eliza Slater Tonks 69 3539 Quincy Ave died Moyes Married Malinda Bick ley F Thorley at his home Saturday of a heart She died in 1939 Later married Born April 8 1889 in Cora Treywick who died about ailment CEDAR CITY — Mrs Dewie Ogden to William Survivors: son H and Susan two years ago Fri74 Tonks died Married Mildred Mc- daughter Paul MOYeS Mrs WingFry Farnsworth Thorley Lean April 3 1913 in Salt Lake er both of Salt Lake City: three a a after local in hospital day Temple Church of Jesus Christ of stepsons: six grandchildren one brief illness Born March 3 1884 Latter-daShe died in two sisters Mrs to Frank- 1952 MarriedSaints Joseph Sevier County Irene Robinson in Jane Cale Beavepe Mrs Della FarnsB D White lin and Melissa a 1955 Was for Ogden switchman Idaho Falls Graveside servworth Married to Harry Thorley Union Railway and Depot Co ices will be Monday 10 a m in He died Member June 30 1910 Beaver Ogden :I7th LDS Ward Provo Friends may 1942 Active church and civic and member high priest quorum' call at CliYCemetery Wheeler Mortuary Springworker former member Cedar of South Stake Served ville Monday prior Ogden three Council Survivors: City LDS mission in Australia 1910 to sons two daughters Phillip Mrs 1911 Member Frights Locisie and M F Ilarriell Burgess Cedar Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Infant Welch Modena Calif: Richard City:Survivors: two son s two American Fork: Mrs daughters widow: Dewey Miami CORINNE Box Elder County-Raymond M Salinas Dean Griner M Maigaret Denver Colo: Fla: Robert inlant son George Welch Calif: nine grandchildren one Mrs Mildred Moss San Fran' Robert Gemge F and Dyan Mills two sisters brother five half clco and Mrs Beth Burton Og- of Welch died of prematurity FriditY brothers one half Aister Funeral den: 14 grandchildren: a stepat Cooley Hospital nine Werinesday 2 pm Eighth Ward daughter Mrs Vositiniri O'Dell: morning hours after birth Survivors: par Chapel Church of Jesus Christ two brothers and two sisters Fu- ents: sister Joann grandmother of Latter-claSaints Friends call neral Tuesday 3 om Lindquist Mrs Verria E all of Welch Jensen and Sons Funeral Chapel Burial Corinne Graveside services Mom Mortuary Tuesday PM and Wednesday 11 am un- Washington Memorial Tremonton II Heights sin day Cemetery til services Burial Cedar City Park Friends call at mortuary Friends tall Harold B Felt FuCemetery Family requests no Monday I to 9 DAIL and Tuesday neral Home Sunday 7304 pm flowers prior to services Monday pi mt - Jennie L Potter 46 - Construction Burglary—Olsen Co Officials of the Leftwich Con1549 S 2nd West loss of cash stamps possibly blank checks to burglars Co Provo Saturday Homer Pease 363 E 6th South de told police of a series of thefts struction of aquarium fish by burglar Osterloh Garage 59 Post Office Pl (340 from company heavy equipment South) theft pl parts from vintage automobiles used for construction at Salt Vandalism—Mrs Betty Riggs 2027 Lake Municipal Airport 16th East uprooted stop align placed on her porch Connie Pollen Count Thieves have stolen batteries East auto radio antenna broken off valued near $125 and some 1- - - Saturday'spollen count in grains a Holten Assault—Margaret cubic yard of air compared with that Ave reported she was struck by work 000 gallons of gasoline valued of the same day last year was: man near her residence Helen Bailey 1957 Rosane 649 Grant St (965 East) reSaturday at $250 from equipment left Po Ben Bush 12 48 Burning ported she was struck by man at 146 12 offiW South Temple the bush at 48 Burning overnight airport 0 4 Ragweed Larceny—John DeYoung Construction cers were told 4 0 Grass Co East theft of insulation Adeline C Faddis AMERICAN 70 ' 128-2n- d 45 81 80 BLOOD SAMPLES from 13 suspected human cases have been received for testing at the State Health Department laboratory butNso far none has been confirmed Further lest ing will be necessary Dr Georee W Solle interim director of the Health Depart ment urged physicians to send in blood samples from all suspected cases Dr Soffe noted that he has requested aid in the diagnosis of the disease from the US Public Health Service and two experts are scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake City during the weekend 1163-7t- 58 65 59 75 Sunday Highs both days 88 to 94 lows 52 ha 82 Southwestern Idaho — Partly cloudy 97 69 82 Sunday with scattered afternoon and 87 72 Clearing Sun77 12 evening thunderhowers 95 day night Fair and continued warm 87 75 Monday Highs both days 88 to 94 73 93 Oklahoma City lows 58 to 66 104 82 Phoenix 74 96 San Antonio Nevada—Partly cloudy Sunday and 82 81 68 St Louis Monday with scattered thunderstorms and evenings Highs Salt Lake weather datv Precipita- In the afternoon 85 to 95 lows 58 to 68 except r tion for period ended at 530 Sunday extreme in the south highs 95 to 103 Aufor m trace in: precipitation p accumulative deficiency lows 75 to 82 gust 13 in Sunday and cloudy 1 Wyoming—Partly since 35 in Oct precipitation with a few isolated after1957- -- 1246 in: accumulative defi- Monday noon or evening thunderstorms in the ciency 1:05 in Sunrise Sunday 5:39: south portion Highs 85 to 95 95 sunset 7:24 Expected maximum expected minimum 65: Sumniary — Showers and thunderoccurred Saturday at several Salt Lake City and vicinity — Part- storms with the most snots in northern ly cloudy Sunday and Monday but rainfall in and Utah near the Wasatch occasionally cloudy with a few scat- Mountains Salt Lake Valley received tered afternoon and evening thunder- traces or light amounts of rain which showers Continued hot with high both were preceded by strong southerly days near 95 lows 65 to 70 were rather Thunderstorms winds Utah partly cloudy Sunday and numerous throughout Nevada with the Monday but occasionally cloudy with greatest rain in the west portion as scattered afternoon and evening thun- an extension of active thunderstorms Continued hot Highs both over the Sierra Nevada Mountains dershowers Isolated thundershowers were in Idaho days 85 to 100 lows 55 to 70 Southeastern Idaho — Partly cloudy but none were reported in Wyoming in the Intermountain Sunday and Monday with scattered Temperatures afternoon and evening showers or States were mostly in the 90s during thundershowers Not quite so warm the afternoon although Green River Utah and Las Vegas Nev made 101 struction 60 61 Midvrest 98 ' Roston New York City litteritiotilitain'Obttuaries - 77 93 trace East 1466-10t- CRAVEN—Funeral services for KInD — Funeral services for Allred Craven will be held Mon Lovell Fitzgerald Kidd will be day 12 noon n4th Ward chapel held Monday 3:45 p m In Larkin 131 N 8th West St Friends may Mortuary Chapel 250 E South call atLarkin Mortuary Sunday Temple Friends may call at the from tt to S pm and Monday at mortuary Monday 12 noon to ward chapel one hour prior to time of services Interment Salt services Interment in Murray Lake City Cemetery Funeral di Funeral directors rectors Larkin Mortuary City Cemetery Larkin Mortuary McC0111XM — Funeral services CHRISTIANSEN — Funeral serv- for Clarence H McCollum be ices for K John Christiansen will held Monday 1 pm In will Larkin be conducted Tuesday 12 noon Moquary Chapel 260 E South in the Capitol Hill 2nd Ward teltiDie may call at the Chapel 3rd North and Columbus mortuary Friends Sunday from 7 to 8 pm Streets Friends may call at the and Monday to services prior E :$6 7th South Street mortuary in Salt Lake City and at the ward Interment Funeral Monday pm directors Lar15 minutes prior to Cemetery on Tuesday services Interment in the Salt kin Mortuary Lake COY Cemetery Funeral diROBERTS—Funeral services for rectors Deseret Mortuary Dr Elgin U Roberts will be conFAWNS — Funeral services for ducted Tuesday at I pm in the Leona Harris Kuhn Fawns will- Union Mortuary Chapel in Bounbe held Monday 12 110011 in Lai- tiful Friends may call at the morkin Mortuary Chapel Friends tuary Monday from 7 to may call at the mortuarSt Sunday and Tuesday from 11 till 1 pm from 6 to A pm and Monday Interment in Bountiful Memorial In Park Union Funeral directors prior to services Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery Funeral Mortuary Larkin— MortuarY directors 11011811—Funeral services tor GFRSICK—Reouiem Merl Mass will he Wright Rolph for John Gersick will be held Patricia 3 p m in Larkin held at Monday Tuesday In am at Our Lady of Mortuary Chanel 260 F South Lourdes Church 2840 S 9000 Temple Friends MAY call at the West Magna Holy Rosary will Sunday 6 to 8 pm he recited Monday at 8 pm at mortuary and Monday prior to services In1st terment Neil O'Donnell Mortuary in Salt Lake City CemeSouth and 4th East where friends tery Larkin Funeral directors may call Monday from 5 till 9 Mortuary to nm Tuesday prior services In lieu of flowers the family re SFIANDER — Funeral services nuests donations be sent to Our for Rachel Vincent Selander will 12:15 be held Monday Lady of Lourdes Altar Fund )m in Mortuary 124 S 4th GRAYSON—Public MilSO” IC fu- White Chapelfriends pay CPII Sunwhere neral services for James Richard Fast from 7 to 9 om and Monday day Grayson wilt be held at ? p tn prior Fervices Interment WaEarlo 574 satch to monday from Lawn Memorial Park Fu Fast 10 South with Krilbab trvise nein! directors Platt Brothers No 115 nhd Rev tlenrite Weher officiatino Friends may jcoil SunNotices day ttenine and Monday k hour Legal Prior in services In lieu of flow- s el'S friends so wishins mova conNOTICE tribute to tho Shriners Hosnital Bids for material and labor to roe Crieeled Children or the Heart of 20 a Fund Funeral directors Evans lir Install approximately sprinkling system accepted until Early 10 am 22nd by Sugarhouse Aug HANSFN—Funeral servfces for Park' Authority 481 Union PaHenry Hansen will be hold Mon- cific Annex Bldg Pick up plans daY 11 am In the Jenkins Ft:- - and specifications Room 312 City 'neral Chapel 4760 S State Mur- and County Bldg ray Friends may call Sunday 6 to 8 p m and Monday one hour to odor services at the mortuary Joseph Christensen — CerroInterment in Murray MORON! tem Funeral directorsCity V C Sanpete County Soffe Joseph Christensen 71 died early his residence after a at 1Friday services for heart attack Born HARRIS—Funeral July 18 1897 D D Harris manager of the !Moroni to Lauritz and Caroline Weber-Davi- s Canal Co of Layton !Christensen Married Myrtle Anwill be held Monday at p in in ISlarch 21 1917 Monti Forthe Layton LDS 7tin Ward chapel !derson mer Moroni city councilman prom Friends may call at Linciniiist stockman active in local Sons CniOnifil Chanel incnt and state Bepublican politics SurOgden Sunday 7 to 9 lorn and vivors: widow two sons Ellis J at the family home Monday from Moroni Bay W San Jose CaliCi II Am to 12:30 din Burial in four brothers two sisters Eua Kaysville-LaytoMemorial Park William LoLeroy Claude MrsRitzie —H1BBARD—Funeral services for Vinlii Taylor Mrs Cecelia MonClaude Hibbard will be held all Moroni Funeral Tuesdast t Ward Moroni day 2 pm in the Jenkins Funeral MM Chapel 4760 S State Murray Chapel Church of Jesus Christ Saints Eshe ChrisFriends may call Sunday 6 to 8 of Latter-daand Monday one hour nrior tensen bishop officiating Friends PM to services at the mortuary Mier call family home Monday evening rnent in tho West Jordan Ceme- Tuesday prior "Burial Moroni City tery Funeral director V C Soffe Cemetery — Sulky Clouds Continue Lurking ontiorizon Lake General Hospital Railroad Union Funerals Funerais 140A Services Monday For Head of f Efforts on Encephalitis ° I Kerosene Can Whips Fire Boy Burned - 70cd 41 5'!:::::::1-5!!!1(1:°:- 20 Agencies Pool 20 (Ivo - great-grandchil- n 14 I I : - ' f SEVTLE Alfred—four children 15 grandchildren eight Edward—seven children 14 grandchil dren four Sarah—four children 17 grandchildren and one ' t roo Children Inames (:''''O a 86 grandchildren and The brothers can make' the count to the grandchildren but are on unsteady ground any further along' the line The tally of living descendants with assistance of pad and pencil: Arthur—eight children 23 grandchil-dre23 two great I i M F Wangsgaard OGDEN — Mrs Elizabeth Ann Moltett Froerer Wangsgaard 94 2532 Polk Ave died at tier home incident to Saturday of causes age Born April 19 1864 in Eden to Armstead and Mary Jane Min-fel- t Married to Frederick Frocrer Sept 29 1881 in Salt Lake En do w merit House Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints died Feb 17 1894 Married to James C Wangsgaard Nov 2 1910 He died July 22 1923 Served as a midwife in Ogden for many years delivering nore than 500 babies Member Mt Ogden LDS Ward and active in Belief Society Lived in Ogden since 1912 Survivors: three sons three daughters Frederick and Don Carlos Froerer Ogden Mary Burt OgAshden Conard Wangsgaard ton Mrs Idaho Zina Shupe Huntsville and Mrs Cora Dalton Wells Nev 30 grandchildren 73 45 Funeral Tuesday1 nd Sons Funeral pm Lindquist Burial Huntsville Cerne1 Chapel call at mortuary tery Friends Monday 7 to 9 Pm Tuesday prior to se r v Infant Booth on of George R infant Janet Lorraine Shupe Booth Stinnyside Ave (840 South' about 5 nom Saturday at a Lake hospital Born ThursSurvivors: parents: twin sis- The and 1616 died Salt day ter born Thursday grandparents Mr and Mrs George L Booth Ogden: Mr and Mrs Clarence G Shupe Salt Lake City: two greatMrs Ida Flinders grandmottlers Mrs Annie Shupe Benz both of Ogden Graveside services Monday at 4 pm at Ogden City Cern etery Maria I Peacock Peacock 90 formerly of East died Friday at 11 PM in a Salt Lake rest home 1867 Born in England Sept 44mmie A (Pea– Survivors: son 'Maria L 526-3r- d 1 Colorado cock) Parks grandchildren J Leftwich Co Construction sheeting Provo theft of some $375 in heavy equipment parts fuel at Salt Lake Municipal Airport Glenna Jennings 2014 S State theft of check book from auto John Brazier 118 0 St (900 East) theft of $150 cutlery display kit from auto Laurence Taylor 54 E 1st Sout14( theft of $100 hearing aid from in fyoet of Fast Mrs Mary Fox 457 Hazel St (525 East) theft of $85 radio from auto Canada Dry Bottling Co East theft of case of soft drink bottles Stewart Eccles )485 Lincoln St (140 East) theft of 41eys from auto R W Wintenried East theft of hub caps AcCident Report is a summary of trafthree fic 'accidents investigated Saturday by Salt Lake police: 11:1g am-- 1st South near 10th East Ebner Tillotsön Automobile- - parked auto Driver: Jo WASHINGTON TERRACE— seph Sandy 50 2323 arley's Wav John Tillotson 47 290 E 4300 IMO South) parked auto of Orange South died Friday in an Ogden Checker Cab Co 1045 S State Damhospital of a heart ailment Born age: $330 No injuries to Thomas E and Jenhie Williams 1:30 am-2- nd South and Main Albert IL Parkinson Tillotson Employed Ogden Union MM! Kenneth Frank Poland Depot Co Klenke lard 21 Bountiful Pedestrian: Trevor FRANKLIN IDAHO Co Albert Railway Naval Clearfield Floral Sup- Moss 41 Ft Douglas muitiple conMember Washington Hobbs Parkinson lifelong plyDepot q7 tusions No property damage Ward Church Terrace First of am-2- 1st 2:55 resident of Franklin died at his Jesus Christ of Latter-daSouth near 21st Fast Saints Police auto-utilitroOie Driver: Offihome here Saturday after a heart Married Koba Henstra in Ogden cer Louis 1912-25tWit liarn Duncan d8 Mrs Survivors: widow: daughter attack Born Dec 14 I880-- at Laura LaGene Mitchell East Damage to polite vehicle: $150 Franklin to Samuel and Mary three grandchildren motherOgden: No inturies Og12:25 pm-- 9th South near 4th East Ann Hobbs yarkinson Married den a brother and 1 two sisters Truck-autp in LindEva Munson Oct 2 1901 Salt Funeral Wednesday Drivels: Milan Glenn Y Lake Temple Chureh of Jesus ottist and Sons Funeral Chapel 33 342 eth South Richtall at mortuary Tues- Schomberg Christ of Latter-daSaints Active Friends ard Aaron Butterfield 32 Itil) Brae-wic7 to 9 in civic and religious groups here day pm Wednesday prior Rd (11110 North Damage: COO' to services Survivors: widow of Franklin No injuries' two sons Mx daughters Albert 4:35 near State pm—South Temple M Idaho Palls Calvin Franklin Irvin Gilbert Carter Two autos Drivers Leo Jennings NeMrs Howard (Neva) Swainston 70 Bountiful Frarklin K Barris Les ( Ella bail iSo POCATELLO IDAHO—Funeral ville Whitney: Mrs Pocatello Mrs Denice Hatch services for Irvin Gilbert Cartar 16 Evanston Wyo Damage: 11100 No IVIrs injuries Araboll will be con58 631 S Main St Logan: George I Mrs Walter ducted Monday h Catmull Rexburg pm Medford Ore Ward Chanel Church of Melba) Jensen Latter-daMrs Albert (Marjorie) Knight Jesus Christ of Born 'July 19 1900 Nephi Utah Portland Ore 23 grandchildren 12 four to Hyrum and Christine Jorgensen brothers four sisters Funeral Carter 14 Married Bertha Sorga xt 1924 Black foot Idaho I p m LDS Feb Franklin 'MURTON—James Tuesday Ilowtton family Ward chapel Friends call family Watson Brothers Clothing Store Aug 30 Pangultrh North Ward home here Monday evening and employe 36 years Survivors: Church of Jesus crulgt of Latter-da- y brothers mother widow Law– to Burial fly services prior Tuesday rence Emerson Mahlon Froaat Saints I pro Picnic Aug 31 Franklin Cemetery all Salt Lake City and George 1111111K—Cutir throilv 23 Lai Vegas- Nev 430 0 nt Ver ron 'Wier Aug residence 4020 Lilo Newman Highland Cirr le I1120 East Dinner 1130 p to Strouse John LOS ANGELES — Lilo (Bill Cox 'family will meet Newman' 65 Los Angeles died ELY NEV—Funeral services 24 for le nay IlljUlICS suffered ThursdaYIrom long F111fm in linss John L Strouse 65 East Ely Aug In Park Born July for a traffic accident south on 2r4 AvP Pnenteiht who died in an Fly hospital Aug Idaho to Brigham 23 1893 at Ogden 11 after a long illness were held Penn and Marbra Stonebreaker Saturday at 2 pm in the Wilson-Bate- s Ne w man Married Berthlene Lamb Born Aug Martuary in 1012 She died in January 1948 11493 Pa to John and Married again in 1951 Survivos: Fauna Pittsburgh ahulled Naylor Strmise r Oat B two Newman widow liliic Amelia Goddard Ely aria resi CRAM co sons a daughter LeRoy Robert dent since 1923 Nevada Northern Frances all of Los ArtlICICS: a Railroad locomotive engineer and SPRINKLING grandchildren: Kennecott Copper Corp employe stepdaughter: four qve six brothers a sister Henry Member Brotherhood of Locomo SYSTEM Jethro John Lloye Mrs Zeima tive Engineers and Church of As Is all of Salt Lake City: Van Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints At Gray A S Los Angeles: Brigham Coos Bay Survivors: widow two sons John Pyq 142! " Ore Funeral TlietidaV 1030 am' R East Ely: Eugene Ruth Nev I "kilt' one brother 14 Church of Wee Kirk of the one grandchild :0": 71ett71 14 0 I Heather Glendale Calif Burial in Harry Woodburn Ore Burial Will Forest Lawn Cemetery Glendale ill Ely CeineterY i 3 Reunions L C f ' |
