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Show • ~age F o u r - - - - - - - - - - -........--..=-==-=--- - THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, Sandy Department • • Mra. J . T. Oatler, Correspondent Program Outlined Pioneer Citizen Answers Final Call For Conference, Funeral services for Niels OliMt. Jordan Stake ver Boberg, 74, pioneer civic builder of Draper and Sandy, who died Sunday morning at his home in Sandy of natural causes, were conducted Wednesday at Sandy First ward chapel, with J Wil- liam Thompson of the ward bishopric, officiating. Speakers were Arthur E Peterson, A M Nelson and J William Thompson of Sandy, and Bern Rasmussen of Midvale. Musical numbers included a vocal duet, "Day Follows Night,u by L E Van Dam and daughter, Mrs LaNome McCleary; vocal solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," Miss Max- ine Orton; vocal solo, "0 Dry Those Tears," by Mrs Roylance P Johnson. The invocation was by Herbert Bartlett of the ward bishopric, with benediction by John H Shaw. Interment was in Sandy city cemetery, under direction of the Goff mortuary, where the dedication of the grave was by Eyerett Kunz. A native of Draper, Mr Boberg was born December 23, 1869, a son of Niels and Caroline Jensen Boberg. He had lived in Sandy 38 years, and was a retired carpenter. Survivors include the widow, Mrs Harriet Orgil Boberg; three sons, VVashingtonOBoberg,Sandy; A J Boberg, Bingham, and Calvin C Boberg, San Francisco; two daughters. Mrs Gloria B Peterson a nd Mrs Betty B Peterson, both of Sandy; three brothers, John, Richard a nd Elroy Boberg, all of Draper; two sisters, Mrs Caroline Sadler, Draper, and Mrs Mina Hardy, Salt Lake City, and eight grandchildren. HOWARD ANDERSON, MM3-c SPENDS LEAVE HERE o Howard Anderson, machinist mate third class of the navy, stationed somewhere in the Pacific, was recenUy promoted to his present rank. Mr Anderson, formerly of Bingham, husband of the former Maxine Beckstead of Sandy, enjoyed a short leave here recently, before leaving for overseas duty. During his stay here, a family dinner and social was held in his honor at the home of Mr & Mrs Thomas Anderson in Copperfield, and a family dinner was also given by his wife at her home on East Third South street, Sandy, honoring her husband. Machinist Mate Anderson is a graduate of the Bingham high school and was an employee of the Utah Copper company before leaving for service in the navy. Mrs Maxine B Anderson entertained at a birthday dinner at her home Sunday, honoring the fifth birthday of her son, Gary. A birthday cake in yellow and white was used as the attractive center piece. Covers were laid for the guest of honor and Mrs Nina Beckstead and Ralph Beckstead and the hostess. Mrs Anderson of Sandy, and Mr & Mrs Lynn Beckstead and sons, Jack and Delay, o! South Jordan. Elder Clifford E Young, assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the L D S church, and Elder Lee A Palmer of the presiding bishop's office, in charge of the Aaronic Priesthood of the L D S church, will represent the general church authority at sessions of Mt Jordan stake quarterly conference, to be held with a special priesthood session, Saturday, Feb. 5, at 7:30 p m at Crescent ward chapel, and general sessions Sunday, Feb. 6, at Sandy Recreational hall, with session at 10 a m, 2 p m and 7:30 p m, it has been announced by Stanley A Rasmussen, stake president. Singing lor the Sunday morning session will be by the Jordan high school chorus of over 100 voices, under direction of J C Crapo, music supervisor of the schooL Singing for the Sunday afternoon session will be by the Ladies Elite chorus, under direction of Mrs Cordia H Smith. The two counselor vacancies in Mt Jordan stake presidency will be filled during the conference, it is believed. The Sunday evening session will be under the direction of the Stake Primary, with Mrs La Verda Lloyd, president, in charge. A special wellare session for all stake and ward welfare workers will be held Sunday at 8:30 a m at Sandy First ward chapel, it has been announced by President Rasmussen. Lieut. Bruce Peterson Transferred Overseas Lieut Bruce Peterson of the medical administration corps of the army, at the general hospital, at Camp Carson, Colo., was recently transferred to England, according to word reCeived by his wife, the former Miss Elva Cowley and small son, Gary Bruce, and Lieut Peterson's parents, Mr & Mrs Arthur E Peterson of Sandy. Lieut Peterson entered the anny in October, 1942, and was sent to Camp Barkeley, Texas, where he attended school, and was graduated from the medical administration officers' candidate school in May 1943, at Camp Barkeley, from which he was transferred to Camp Carson in June 1943. Lieut Peterson is a graduate of the Jordan high school and the University of Utah. He was a member of the Bryant high school faculty in Salt Lake City, prior to leaving for the army. Mrs Bruce Peterson and son, Gary Bruce, are making their home on East Second South street, Sandy. Master Stg Delbert Gunderson, son of Mr & Mrs Levi Gunderson of Sandy, stationed somewhere in the South Pacific, was recently promoted to his present rank in the army. He is a veteran of Guadalcanal and New Georgia. Mrs Laura S Parduhn of American Fork is visiting at the home of her parents. Mr & Mrs Clyde Swenson on Pioneer avenue. Mt. Jordan Scouts Plan Honor Court For February 8 Mt. Jordan District Boy Scout Court of Honor and annual Recommittal will be held Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 7:30 p m, at Draper junior high school for all Scouts and Scouters of the district, under direction of District Chairman J E Mickelsen, with J Jerome Brown, district commissioner, in charge. Many outstanding awards will be presented under direction of N E Garfield, court of honor chairman. An event of the evening will be the awarding of the Silver "Bee" award to an outstanding Scouter in the district. Feb. 8, is the anniversary of the organization of Scouting in Ameri ica. In observance of the anniversary of Scouting, programs will be sponsored in the various wards at sacrament services during February, according to those in charge. D. U. P. Meet Set For February 11 The meeting of the Sandburr Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be held Friday, February 11, at 7:30 p m, at the home oi Mrs Mary Armstrong Bateman on South State street, it has been announced by Mrs Zella Swenson, captain. The lesson, "Songs Composed and Sung by the Western Pioneers," will be given by class leader, Mrs Elfleda L Jensen. The music will be under the direction of Mrs Madge Stapley and Mrs Jean Whetman. All members and others eligible are invited to attend. LENNA DENNEY WEDS JERALD BECKSTEAD, USN A social event of interest this week was the marriage of Miss Lenna Denney, daughter of Mr & Mrs Lester Denney of Sandy, to Jerald DeVon Beckstead, of the navy Sea-Bees, son of Mrs Eliza Beckstead of Midvale. The marriage took place on Fdday, Jan. 28, in Salt Lake, in the presence of members ol the immediate families. The bride wore an attractive black suit model with white accessories. A dinner for the bride and groom and members of the immediate families followed the ceremony. The couple were guests Of honor at a dinner on Saturday given by Mr & Mrs Myron Starn at their home at 835 Harrison avenue, Salt Lake City. They were also guests of honor at a dinner given on Sunday by Mr & Mrs George Morrow of Sandy. The couple left Sunday evening for a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, Calif., a.fter which they will make their home at Richmond, Calif. for the present, where the groom is now stationed. The groom has been in the service of the Sea-Bees the past 17 months. and has been stationed in the South Pacific. The theme, "Service," will be carried out in all the meetings of Sandy First ward during the month of February. William H Bartlett introduced the theme at the ward sacrament service Sunday and the special prayer on "Service" was offered by Bishop Isaac L Sorenson. There are some who do not have sense enough to argue and some who have too much sense to do it. GET YOUR AUTO LICENSE PLATES -AT- WHEELER'S SUPER SERVICE 675 East Center Street MIDVALE WE PAY YOUR TAX AND GET YOUR PLATES Personalized Attention PAY YOUR BILLS WITH CHECKS To have a checking account is one of the most convenient ways we lmow of, of handling money. It's safe, too, because you don't have to carry a lot of cash around with you. It costs so very little to maintain a checking account, that it's foolish to do without it any longer. Stop in today and get full details about a personal checking account for yourself. There is no obligation of course. MIDVALE BRANCH BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MIDVALE UTAH In that hour when a loved one has passed on, those who survive want no coldly "professional" services. We try to bring • to all our professional service a warm and human sympathy. GOFF MORTUARY Phone: Mid 152 Conveniently Located ID Midvale UTAH---~----------Friday,"February 4, 1944 Sandy Lions Club Sponsors Projects Sponsored by the Sancjy Lions club, two federal tax experts from Salt Lake City were at the Sandy city hall on Tuesday and Wednesday to assist citizens in making out their income tax returns. The service was free of charge. The Sandy Lions club is also in charge of the Fourth War Loan drive in Sandy, assisted by other civic organizations. New members of the Sandy Lions club who were voted in at the last meeting are: George Conish, Jame L Jensen, Noal Bateman, Orren Greenwood, Clyde Swenson and Mr Lund. Initiation of the new members will take place at a later date according to A C Jensen, secretary. SMITH BIRTHDAY CLUB MET WEDNESDAY The SmiU1 family birthday club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Joyce Smith honoring her birthday. Games were enjoyed and luncheon served to Mts Mary Smith, Mrs Mearl \Venerstrom, Mrs LaVerne MacNeil, Mrs Olive Smith, Mrs Lucille Jaynes and Mrs Shirley Wenerstrom, all of Sandy. Prizes we1·e awarded Mrs Olive Smith and Mrs Shirley 'Venerstrom. DENNEY BROTHERS SERVE COUNTRY Robert Denney, S2-c, USN, son o( Mr & Mrs Lester Denney of Sandy, and husband of the former Miss Ruth Ray of Wes t Jordan, is attending aviation machinists school at Norman, Oklahoma. Seaman Denney entered the navy in September 1943, and received his boot camp training at Farragut, Idaho, after which he was transferred to the school in Oklahoma. Robert Denney, the youngest son of Mr & Mrs Denney, entered the army in November 1943, and is stationed with a medical division at Fort Douglas. SEA-BEE LEAVES AFTER VISIT HERE WITH PARENTS H LeRoy Nelson, carpenter's mate first class of the Sea-Bees left Thursday evening after spending a week's leave with his parents, Mr & Mrs George G Nelson, on State street, and with his !:iister and brother-in-law, Mr & Mrs .Tohn Henschke and family on State street. A family dinner honoring LeRoy was held Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr & Mrs Nelson. Mr Nelson enlisted in the SeaBees in November 1943, at Panama, where he had been employed by the government for more than three years. He is now stationed at Camp Peary, Virginia. LeRoy was very happy to see his parents, relatives and friends after such a long time away from home. MRS L P WEBSTER FETES HER BIRTHDAY CLUB Mrs L P Webster was hostess to the members of the birthday club at ber home on Pioneer avenue, Monday evening. Games were enjoyed and luncheon served on small tables to Mrs Arnold M Peterson, Mrs Melrhea Bateman, Mrs William L Hewlett, Mrs Charles Rudd, Mrs Edith Anderberg, Mrs William M Hughes, Mrs Roy Whetman, Mrs Clyde Swenson and Mrs Lila Hughes of Sandy, and Mrs Maud Vincent of Salt Lake City. Game prizes were won by Mrs Lila Hughes and Mrs William L Hewlett. The house prize was awarded Mrs Melrhea Bateman. LADY MARINE FINISHES CONTROL TOWER COURSE Cpl Florence Peterson of the United States Marines, recently was graduated from control tower school at Atlanta, Georgia, and has been transferred to Cherry Point, N C. Cpl Peterson, daughter of Louis Peterson in Sandy, flew from Atlanta to Washington, D C, where she visited with her sister, Miss Vivian Peterson, who is employed at the Veteran's bureau, before going to her new assignment in North Carolina. OPA TIRE INSPECTOR Vulcanizing - Recapping LEONARD NEWBOLD CENTER ST. SERVICE Gas - - Oils Lubrication Washing - - Accessories PERSONAL MENTION Miss Mary George left Thursday of last week for Boulder City, Nevada, where she is spending ten days visiting with relatives and friends. Miss Ruth Stephensen returned from the L D S hospital Tuesday of last week, where she underwent an operation for ruptured appendix. She is reported to be improving. Mr & Mrs Frank H Berrett of Unton were visitors Wednesday of Mrs Verla H Berrett and little daughter, Claudia Jean. Mrs Joyce D Brown of Midvale, who recently returned from Memphis, Tenn. also visited with Verla on Wednesday. Mrs Don Zaiser and children, Don and Sandra, recently retumed from a trip to North Carolina, whez·e they visited with their husband and father, Capt Don 9 Zaiser or the army. Mrs Ted Graff and small son Terry, of Salt Lake City, spent part of the week with Mr & Mrs C J Graff of East Third South street. Howard Anderson has received a medical discharge from the army, recently, a nd is again attending Jordan high school. Charles Greenwood, son of Mr & Mrs C A Greenwood ol Sandy, is attending preflight a v iation school at the Montana State University at Missoula. . Mr & Mrs Moedl Steadman and sons have moved into their new home in Sugarhouse. Mrs Steadman is the former Miss Leah Rasmussen. Mrs William Peterson and Mrs Katie Wilson of Copperton, entertained Thursday ot last week at a dinner honoring the birthday of their sister-in-law, Mrs Maxine B Anderson of Sandy. Other guests in attendance included Mrs Nina Beckstead, Mrs Melburn Allen and Gary Ferguson of Sandy. Mrs Orren Bateman and daughter, Hazel Lenore, left last week for their home in Idaho, after spending three weeks the guests of her father-in-law and motherin-law, Mr & Mrs D J Bateman of Sandy. Cpl Orren Bateman is in the army somewhere in the Pacific. He enlisted in the natlonal guard in February 1941. Mrs Allen Bateman ot Burley, Idaho, Mr & Mrs Douglas Bateman and two daughters, Mrs Ada Bateman and Mr & Mrs Silas Brady of Salt Lake City, Frank D Goff and Arthur Bringhurst or Salt Lake City, and Mr & Mrs John Bateman of Rupert, Idaho, Miss June Bateman of Ogden, and Mrs 0 J Bateman and Mrs Rogers of Rupert, Idaho, and Charles Watkins of Ogden, were visitors during th week of Mrs Sophrona Bateman and daughter, Mrs Nina Goff of Burley, Idaho, who has spent the past several weeks with her mother. Thomas C Sainsbury, technician fifth grade, of the search light battalion of the army, stationed at Winter Garden, Florida, was recently transfen-ed to the West Coast. He is the son of Mt & Mrs Thomas Sainsbury of East Sandy. RATION-FREE RUBBER FOOTWEAR 0 P A wil1 premit some rationfree sales of rubber footwear by retailers and jobbers who have exce!:IS and slow-moving stocks that otherwise might be wasted through deterioration. Retailers and pobbers desiring permission for such sales must apply in writing to 0 P A district offices. A minimum of 15 days wilL be required between filing of application and granting of 11 non-rationed." stickers, which identify the released footwear. GIFTS Ul e= + E-c 0 rn ....tn Ul E-c gifts Consult Clerk of !he District Court, or the respective signera for further information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Norval Stuart, Deceased. Creditors win present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Sandy. Utah, on or before the 14th day of March, A. D. 1944. FAY MARIE WilLIAMS, administratrix in the matter of the estate of Norval Stuart, deceased.. Attorney for Administrarix, ELLIOTT W. EVANS, First National Bank Building, Bingham Canyon, Utah. Date of :first publication, Jan .. 14, 1944. RETURNED WAR DOGS "REPROCESSED" When the war dog comes home,. he will return in his pre-war state of docility with an honorable discharge certificate and service record, the war department has announced. Dogs are ureprocessed" to assure their welcome return to the community, and are taught to be friendly with all rather than the few to whom they were officially detailed for war duties. Dogs are given a thorough physical examination before being sent home and are returned at g overnment expense. TO RELOCATE PHYSICIANS. DENTISTS Any municipality, county or other local subdivision of government suffering from an acute shortage of physicians or dentists may now apply to tbe Surgeon General or the District Office of the U S Public Health Servite or through the State Health Officer requesting the relocation of a physician or dentist. The Public Health Service agrees to pay moving costs and to pay the relocated doctor $250 a month for the fi rst three months. The doctor agrees to practice in the community n ot less than one year, and the community agrees to contribute onefourth the government's cos t to the Public Health Service. TO DETERMINE TAX YOU OWE As soon as wage earners get their wage and tax receipts from employers they should make out their annual income and victory tax returns to determine how much if any tax they must pa y by Ma1·ch 15, the deadline for filing, the Treasury Department a dvises. Some wage earners w ill owe a substantial amount, many w ill owe a sma ll figure, and ot hers w ill get refunds. ELIMINATE AIR RAID PRACTICES The War Department and the Office oi Civilian Defense have eliminated practice air raid alerts and blackouts involving public participation, except in coastal a reas including Vermont, Pennsy l\ ·ania and the Dis trict of Columbia. Along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts such alerts and blackouts wi1l be authorized once every three months on Sundays only. The measure was taken to decrease interference with production of. war material SET PRICE ON WILD RABBITS Wild rabbits cannot be sold for meat at wholesale at more than 30 cents a head, under a recent 0 P A ruling. This action makes no change in retail prices of rabbit meat. PERMANENT WAVE, 59cl Do your own Permanent with Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equipment, including 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by thousands including Fay McKenzie, glamorous movie star. Money refunded if not satisfied. Vincent Drug D!O-!Otp. Subscribe for The Sentinel and read all the local news. GIFTS gifls GIFTS 0 SEE THE BEAUTIFUL-- Fenton ART GLASS AT OUR STORE Baby Pictures and Oil Paintings Phelps Floral ~ ....,. Every Day 11 Flower Day ONE-STOP SERVICE Phone Midvale 349 PROBATE & GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES 0 GIFTS • rn tor:! 1-f Pb. 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