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Show served to 24 guests. The Senior Scouts and Junior girls of Bluffdale ward M.I.A. under diThe Bee Hive Girls enjoyed an ice skating party this week, after rection of their leaders, Ila IIatt and which they were served refreshments Glen Kump, held a fireside chat at the home of their leader, Mrs Lila meeting Sunday evening at the home of Mr & Mrs Bert Webb with 25 Crump. , The members of Bluffdale Birth- in attendance. The class presidents, day club and partners met Monday Joy Monsley and Wallace ::\'ielscn, evening of last week at the home of were in charge. Refreshment~ were Mr & Mrs Byard Monsley. Games served following tlw meeting. The were enjoyed and gifts were ex-/ group also ~njoyed an ice skating changed, after which luncheon was party and Wiener roast Tuesday c•ening of last week. Mr & Mrs Virgil Jacobson enterM-Men and Gleaner Girls of Blufftained at dinner at tl1eir home on dale ward M.I.A. under direction of New Year's day. The guests includ· their leaders, Virginia Merrill and ed Mrs Maud Vincent and Miss Mar- James Palmer, held their fireside chat garet Vincent of Salt Lake City and Sunday evening at the home of VirLinda Lee and Bruce Jacobson of ginia Merrill with 25 in attendance. Sandy. Following the meeting, refreshments were served. They also held a skatAnnouncement is made of tile mar- ing party Monday evening. riage of Miss Barbara Phillips of Mr & Mrs Woodrow Crump and Middlesex, England, and Lyle Neff small son have returned to California Mumford, son of Mr & Mrs Victor after spending the holidays visiting Mumford .of Sandy. The marriage with relatives in Bluffdale. took place on Wednesday, Dec. 18, Mr & Mrs Robert Turner and son, in New York. Mr Mumford met his new bride while serving in tlle army air corps, in which he served over a period of five years and held the rank of captain. 'Personal3W'ention •• BLUFFDALE MRS. I, T. OSTLER, Correspondent, Phone Mid. 266· W I Fire Department ARRANGED FOR SATURDAy Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Gives 1946 Report; Jane Stewart Ahlstrom. wife of Ole Elects New Officers Ahlstrom, who died Tuesday at 7 FUNERAL OF MRS AHLSTROM Four calls were answered by Sandy City volunte-er fire department dur!ing 1946, with a total damage of $215, compared with a total of 10 calls and a total dan1age of $2710 during 1945, according to an official report submitted by Secretary Virgil Jacobson at a meeting of the firemen Monday evening at Sandy Firemen's hall. The department also answered 2 false alarms in tlle city and responded to 5 fires in Salt Lake county. The fire record in Sandy is very much improved and very commendable. The annual election of. officers was also featured at tlle meeting. John T Bolliger, who has served as chief for 6 vcars, was re-elected as chief for th-e ensuing year. 'vern Farnsworth was re-elected as first assistant chief; Leo L Lundberg was elected as second assistant chief, replacing George Morrow; J Arvid Larson was elect-ed as secretary succeeding Virgil Jacobson. Reg White was re-elected as treasurer, Marvin M Bird was re-elected as cliairman, and Delmar L'arson was re-elected as assistant chairman. A motion was made to pay the chief's expenses to the Pacific Association of Fire Chiefs convention last fall in Long Beach. EAST JORDAN STAKE M-MEN BASKETBALL STANDINGS Second half schedule: 'V L Pet. Midvale first ................ 2 0 1.000 East Midvale ..............2 1 .667 Butler ............................ 2 l .667 Union First .................. 1 l ..'500 Garden View ............. .l 1 .500 Midvale SeC'Ond ............ 1 2 .333 Union Second .............. 0 3 .000 Results of Monday evening games: Midvale First 28, Butler 26; Garden View 45, East Midvale 35, in an extra-period game. Midvale Second 28, Union Second 14. Schedule for Thnrsdav, Jan. 9, at Midvale 1'unior high ~chool "~.·m: '" 7:30 P m, Garden View vs. Union Second; 8:30 p m, Midvale Second vs. Union First; 9:30 P m, Midvale First vs. East Midvale. MT. JORDAN STAKE M-MEN BASKETBALL STANDINGS Second half schedule: W L Pet. Draper ~irst .............. 2 0 1.000 Draper, Second ............ 1 0 1.000 Sandy First ................ 1 1 .500 Sandy Third ................ 0 1 .000 Sandy Second .............. 0 2 .000 Schedule for Thursday, Jan. 9, at Sandy Recreational hall: 8 p m, Sandy Second vs. Draper First; 9 p m, Draper Second vs. Sandy Third. p m at her home in East Sandy, following a lingering illness, will be conducted Saturday at 1 P m at Sandy First ward chapel with Bishop William H Bartlett officiating. The body may be viewed at the family re10idence from 10 a m until 12:30 p m prior to services. Interment will take place at Sandy City cemetery under direction of the Deseret Mortuary. Mrs Ahlstrom, a daughter of Joseph A and Elizabeth Ewell Stewart, was born May 31, 1870 at Santaquin, Utah. She was married to Ole Ahlstrom January 23, 1895 at Tropic. The couple made tlleir home at Tropic until 22 years ago when tlley moved to Sandy. Mrs Ahlstrom was an active member of tlle L.D.S. church until her illness of which she has suffered tlle most o f t h e past 20 years. Sh e h ad been bedfast the past 16 montlls. Besides her husband, Mrs Ahlstrom is survived by the following sons and daughters: Ray Ahlstrom and M rs Mary Winn of Salt Lake City; Bland Ahlstrom of Sandy; Mrs Velma Lansinghe of New York; Melba and Vic Ahlstrom and Mrs Maurene Umland of San Francisco, Calif. She also has a total of 23 grandchildren and 4 great grand c hild · ren. Mr & Mrs Ahlstrom would have observed t11 eir 52nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 23. 'Personal &\-1ention •• Mrs Hulda Larson and- daughter, Mabel, of Sandy, and Mr & Mrs Hilmer Larson and daughters, Mar Jean and D'on of Murray, returned Saturday from a two weeks' vacation trip to California, where tlley visited with Mrs Larson's daughter and sonin-law, Mr & Mr5 Lee A Beckstead, and son, Dale, at Los Angeles, also with ~fr & Mrs H P Gustaveson at Los Angeles, and numerous oilier relatives and friends -in Long Beach and Pasadena. ---Mr & Mrs Grant Pearman of Long Beach, Calif., announce the birth of a son, Dec. 27. Mrs Pearman is the former Miss Ruth Wright, daughter of Mr & Mrs Walter Wright. The family lived in Sandy until less than a year ago, when tlley moved to Long Beach. Mr & Mrs J G Cowdell of Oakland, Calif., announce the birth of a daughter recently. Mrs Cowdell is the former Miss Fay Tudor of Sandy. Mr & Mrs James Tudor left Saturday of last week for their home at Oakland, Calif., following a two weeks' visit during the holidays witll Mrs Tudor's parents, Mr & Mrs William Ferguson and other relatives. Mr & Mrs Orvil Nelson entertained at a dinner at tl1eir home on East Second South street Monday evening honoring Mr & Mrs Tudor. Besides the guests of honor, covers were laid for Mr & Mrs William Ferguson, Mrs Melba Park and daughter, Gwen, of Sandy and tlle host and hostess, Mr & Mrs Nelson and daughter, Nancy Jo. Mr & Mrs Tudor were accompanied home by Mr & Mrs Ferguson, who will spend two months visiting. ---Miss Doreen Stapley, Robert Stapley and Dick Winternitz of Salt Lake City were dinner guests Monday evening of Mr & Mrs Harold Thorpe. Mr & Mrs R J Beagley entertained at dinner at tlleir home Sunday honoring tlle birtllday of Mrs Beagley. The guests included Mrs John W Beagley of Magna, Mrs Eleanor J ohnson of Levan,· Mrs Ed Everett of Idaho .Falls, Mr & Mrs Leo Beag· ley and two children of Salt Lake City, and Mr & Mrs Beagley and children, Ray, Ralph, Margie andJ Wayne. ---Joseph L M ab ey of Cl ea rf1eld and daugllter • Mrs Marge Adams Of Lay• ton, and Mr & Mrs Ralph Mettnet and daughter, Suzanne, of San Berlllrdino, Calif., spent Thursday witll Mr & Mrs J Earl Robinson. '$ THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH Page Four FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1947 Bobby, returned to Keli:!Jn, Utah, this week after spending the holidays visiting with relatives in Bluffdale. SOUTH JORDAN Mr & Mrs Jesse N Beckstead had the follo\ving visitors last Sunday: Mrs Catherine Holt and Ruby Richardson of South Jordan, Mr & Mrs Melvin Beckstead, Mr & ~lrs Krit Petty and daughter, Becky Lyn, and Louisa ~1aud Beckstead of Salt Lake City. Leonard and Mac Johnson are glad to have their baby home again. It has been in tlle hospital 2 weeks. In last week's paper, in regard to the 84th birthday of Catherine Holt, we should have referred to her as tlle oldest native-born person here. There are 4 otllers older than she, 3 of whom are over 90 years of age. Radio Repair ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOf 24-HOUR SERVICE Service man on duty all day (G days a week} All Work Guaranteed , PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ON LARGE CONSOLE SETS CALL MID. 520 EARL~S, Hdwre. & Appl. Co. 37 North Main MidvaJe Subscrihe, don't borrow. Pvt. Veron Hiatt of the army, who . has been at the Madigan generol hos-1 pita! at Tacoma, Wash., since the middle part of October, is reported 1 to be improving, according to word received by his mother, Mrs Mary H Frandsen. Veron is expected to return home for a furlough sometime in tlle near future. Mr & Mrs Orin Black of Draper announce ilie birt11 of a son on Jan. 5 at Cottonwood hospit-al. • - Thomas W Stowe and daughter, Maxine, and sons, Bobbie and Dick, retumed last week from a week's visit at Burbank, Calif., witll his brother, Mr & Mrs Art Stowe. Mrs Leola Stowe, wife of Thomas Stowe, who had 'been in California for 2 months, returned home Sunday. She returned with Mr & Mrs Arma Gull who were visiting in California. I Mr & Mrs John H Shaw and Merrill Shaw were New Year's dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Grant Shaw at their home in Midvale. They wen~ also dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Dick Vreekin and children of Salt Lake during the week, and were dinner guests Sunday of Mr & Mrs Harold A meeting of the Sandy Women's Shaw and family in Murray. Democratic club will be held Thurs____ day, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p m at the Mrs Luella Voorhees of Manti home of Mrs G Leonard Larson, with 1 left Sunday following a two weeks' Mrs Ann Anderson ,president, pre visit with her daughter and son-in- siding. There will be a guest speakJaw, Mr & Mrs J M Woodhouse and er, and all members and otllers infamily. terested are urged to attend. _ __;:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::__ _ _ _ _ _ __ , I l./ ..-~. i '• ' Mr & Mrs Howard Wells left Thursday of last week for their home in Los Angeles, Calif., after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr & Mrs Ralph Park, and other relatives. 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