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Show Universal Microfilm Corp. Plerpont Ave. t 1 J I TREMONTON. UTAH. THURSDAY. DECEMBER VOL. 37 10. 1953 tf Number 9 I. -- Implement company. West of Tremonton. It is estimated that the total investment in the project, which will include alleys, lockers, snack bar, and nursery will be in the neighborhood of $250,000. The building will be of cement and block construction, with a modern front of shadow block and cast stone, and will be 75 by 150 feet overall size. The group of men who have formed a company known as the Golden Bowl, Inc., are Loyal Glenn, Clair Gay, Tony Stander, Joe Nicholes, and Vernon Hansen Mike Thompson, local building contractor will be building supervisor. It is hoped to get the framework up before winter weather begins. The committee in charge of activities for boys and girls of (Lions Club has made a personal contact with the REAL Santa Claus. This is no fictaitious character, but the real Santa. He is going to be here at 2:30 on the afternoon of the 19th. As everyone can imagine, he has a very tight schedule, and is unable to indicate his means of transportation because of the weather. He may come by automobile, by helicopter, by airplane, or even if it snows by reindeer. Santa has commissioned the Club to collect some Lion's goodies for the children and every young person in the valley Francis Reynolds Norr, 67, died is cordially invited to be an hand to greet Santa and partake of his Thursday afternoon at the local hospital of a cerebral hemmorr-haggenerosity on the 19th. He was stricken only a few hours before his death. Funeral services were conduct ed Monday afternoon in the Tre monton Fouth Ward with Bishop Reid Oyler in charge. Burial was Funeral services for Frank Ger- in the Logan City Cemetery by mer, 77 of Long Beach, Oalif.,i Mortuary. Rogers n plter-noowere conducted Tuesday Mr. Norr was born Nov. 21, in the Deweyville Ward 1892 in Snowville, a son of James chapel by Bishop Horace Lish Jr. O. and Mary Jane Harris Norr Burial was in the Deweyville The family moved to Logan when Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary. 3, ir he was a child. He returned to Mr. Germer diedDec. Blue Creek in 1919, and had made Long Beach Memorial Hospital. He was born Dec. 17, 1881 in his home in this area since that Francis Norr Dies Suddenly, Services Monday e. Services Held for Frank Germer a son of John Deweyville, M. and time. He married Irene Means Nov. Lottman Germer. He moved to California in 1943. 23, 1921 in Salt Lake City .The He married Elizabeth Sudbury marriage' was later solemnized in Nov. 27, 1907 in Brigham City. the Mesa, Ariz., LDS Temple. He was a member of the Odd He has served as superinten Fellows Lodge. dent of the Sunday School in the one Surviving are his widow, Centerdale Branch and as a ward son and one daughter, Wallace D. teacher. At the time of his death. Germer, Layton and Kathleen he was a member of the Tremon Calif; ; ton Fourth Ward Building Com Torrance, Christiansen, also 6 grandchildren and 8 great mittee. grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Surviving are his widow, one Nellie Hansen, Corinne. son and four daughters, Francis Jr.. Mrs. Elaine Hoshock, and Furphy, Mrs. Harry FARM BUREAU (Maxine) all of Phoenix. Ariz.. Mrs. Fred CHRISTMAS PARTY Farm Bureau will hold a meet- (Laura) Selman and Gloria Norr, ing at the home of Nora Kupfer Tremonton; also five grandchil at Bothwell at 2 o'clock Thurs- dren and the following brothers day, Dec. 17. This will be the and sisters, Lorenzo Norr, Logan; Christmas party, and everyone Vernon M, Washington D. C. should bring a Christmas gift, Mrs. Luella M. Adams, Logan; not to exceed $1 in cost The af- Mrs. A. HL Jorgenseon and Mrs. fair will be pot luck and drinks Emma Baxter, Salt Lake City; will be furnished. and Alvin Norr, Deweyville. Barbara ' I A ft wu 7 v i - n, n, ll-'"- Farmlng-to-- time. Funeral services were conduct ed Wednesday afternoon in the Bear River Stake tabernacle. Bishop Steven Richards of East Millcreek 6th Ward conducted the service. Burial was in the Riverview Cemetery. Mr. Davis was born Nov. 4, 1891 in Marmaduke, N. C, to Frank P. and Mary H. Davis. He married Lena Elizabeth Rinolis-bache- r, Sept 2, 1914 in the Logan LDS Temple. She died in 1948; He later married Effie Brown, Oct. 12, 1949. He was a graduate of Brigham Young College and Utah Agricultural college. He taught school for 40 years in various schools in Bear River Valley. For 28 years prior to his retirement in 1957 he was a Three BR Groups To Participate v M.-- y 11. They also have twenty seven T'tah. and two great Trandch'idren a Is daughEva Walker Burns Earl grandchildren. Lousia and J. ter of Frank The couple request no gifts. Walker and was born Oct. 5, If '7 x v ,. rlf t it i if ' i - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leonard, were officially welcomed at a PTA meeting of the McKinley School Friday Night. Day Garfield represented the county board of educa tion at the reception. New McKinley P.T.A. Welcomes New Neeley's Book Off Press An interesting, well attended PTA meeting was held at McKinley school Friday evening. President Fay McMurdie thanked the parents and teachers for their fine cooperation in making the Halloween Carnival such a success. She also reported on the project for which the funds will be used. Mrs. Odeen Buxton gave a tribute to Ford Jeppson for his many years of service as principal of tlw school. Lynn Iverson presented Mr. Jeppson with a life membership in PTA. Mr. Leonard was then welcomed as the new principal. A clever program which spelled out "Wel come, Mr. Leonard" was presented with students, cooks, parents, teachers, custodian all participating. Each group welcomed Mr. Leonard as they spelled out his name. Refreshments were served after which Day Garfield, representing the school board, Fay Mc- Murdie and Lynn Iverson, PTA officers, stood in a line and introduced the parents to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. An enjoyable social hour was then spent together, getting acquainted with the new school head. 1, Iiitermountain At Logan Game School to Give Christmas Plav j State-Washin- Registrar Named For Selective Service Board rians for one of the outstanding concerts at Bear River high school is well under way, sponsored by the Bear River Band and Or chestra Parents organization, in connection with the music department of the Bear River high me school. to Bill Is Page, given Top billing artist of woodwind instruments who will be In Tremonton to con duct a series of instruction to students, and participate in a benefit concert, January 20, at the Bear River Junior High auditor1 ium. Mr. Page will also be honored at an open house the afternoon of ri ' , if' ik i January 20, at the County Farm Service, local Dodge dealer. Mr. Page Is also well known for his work with the Lawrence BILL PAGE Welk Orchestra, which Is sponsored on television by the Dodge the selling of canister cans of Motor company. Members of the band and or candy to aid in the fund raising chestra have taken as a project project. There will be by the Navajo Intermountain the auditorium, two performances students of the Indian School at one in the afternoon at 1:15 on Tuesday, Dec. 15, and the other in the evening at 7:30 on Wednesday, Dec. 19. The afternoon presentation i3 primarily for students, but the public may attend, and the evening performance is especially planned for community attendance. ' This is the highlight of the school year, and the students - 11 h V perfecting Benefit Concert to Feature Bill Page, Woodwnd Artist Friends of Albert W. and Eva isra, in East Plymouth. Wa!kor Burns will be glnd tr Thoy were married on Dec. 15, learn of the forthcoming Golden 1909 in the Logan LDS Temple. weddin? celebration which is beMr. and Mrs. Burns made their Sathomo in Fielding and Tremonton. ing held in their honor this urday, Dec. 12, in the Fielding Thry moved to Bountiful in 1955. Wnrd recreation hall. e Th?y ai-- the parents of nine Mr. Burns is better known as children. living They are Mrs. Tort". E. A. Nielsen, Dewey(Louise) between Open house will be held ville, Mrs. A. O. (Nelda) Whit10:00 and p.m. 7:00 tho I'nurs of ney, Walter Burns, Mrs. Dave M. Friend of the couple nre invited (Norma) Thomas, all of Garland, to attend. Llfjht refreshments Mrs. Arch O. (Helen) Hall. Og-dswi'l be served and a program Frank D. Burns, Odell W. Ferrell W. Bums, and Bums. printed. 1,1- -. Turns is a son of John ana Mrs. Hardy I (Lueen) Christen-3ewas He Burns. n Mar Leonard of Bountiful. at v - Former Valley Residents to be Honored On Golden Wedding Anniversary Saturday - Hugh Cheek Davjs, 68, former teacher at Bear River High school died Dec 6, at a Salt Lake hospital of cancer. Mr. and Mrs. Davis moved to Salt Lake City in 1948, after his retirement from the local school system. They had lived in Tremonton prior to that Mrs. Margaret K. Waldron has been appointed to act as Registrar for Local Board No. 2 of the Selective Service System for the Tremonton area to replace Mrs La Von Crystal. the board of directors, expressed Any young man reaching the appreciation for the very fine age of 18 years can be registered support the people of this area by Mrs. Waldron at the First have given the bank. Security Bank, Tremonton, Utah MR. AND MRS. ALBERT W. BURNS 188- r fire which completely destroyed the six room home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stine in Phoenix, Ariz., has been' completely investigated by the Federal Bureau of Arsen, and the leasee of the property, Harold White is in jail, having confessed the arsen. He is now awaiting trial. The home had been completely furnished, but evidence indicated that much of the furniture had been removed prior to the fire. Mr. Stine spent ten days in Arizona clearing the property Bear and arranging other details re- mathematics instructor at school. River high garding his property. Active in the LDS Church, he had served a mission to Ohio in 1919-2served on the Sunday School board, in the Sunday School superintendency, as chorister and as teacher in various capacities. Survivors include his widow; Three groups of Bear River High two daughters and four sons, Dr. half-time students will perform during R. Davis, M.D., and Dr. Melvin g at the Utah both of ton State basketball game to be Max D. Davis, M.D., Mrs. LaMont Lake Salt City; played at Logan, December 18. Vance, Mrs. Reed (Elva) The the Pep Club, lone) and Robert H. Davis, all of Wood and band will be featured. HiR. Davis, Soda Leonard Logan; Steppers and Pepsters will be seen 25 grandchildren Ida.; in marches, special drills, and for- Springs, grandchildren. and three great mations prepared to interest and are two sisters and entertain fans. Band personnel Also surviving Srs. Frank Hill brothers, will furnish music and add color eight and Richard B. Davis, Tremonto the occasion. C. Davis, Garland; will make their ton; Oliver Salt Lake City; first appearance dressed in new Irvin P. Davis, and Mrs. Heber S. Davis John outfits. All groups are spending PresFred Davis, Olsen, Logan; considerable time RiverE. Davis, James march routines and musical scores ton, Ida.; side, Calif.; Matthew T. Davis, for the occasion. Jesse Davis, Riverside, During the course of the basket- Ogden; ball season groups from other Box Elder County. high schools will perform at the college. Individuals in charge of ATTENDS SPECIAL SCHOOL these programs reveal that such Geraldine Whiting and baby activities furnish a means for disin Tremonton for three are talents covering potential among local high school groups. months with Mr. and Mrs. Mei Robbins. The husband and father, Ray is in Chicago for a special three months training course for his company. He expects to be able- to spend Christmas at home with his family, but will return to complete the schooling in Scott P. Horsley, President of Chicago. the Box Elder County Bank. Brigham City, states that at the regular monthly Director's meet ing, a dividend of $1.00 per share was declared to all stockholders of record, payable December 1. During the six and years the bank has been in operation, it has enjoyed a steady growth with assets now totaling $4,965,875, as compared to $3,- 966,768 for the same day in 1958. President Horsley, speaking for v7 - ' bo-- n Stine Home Fire Set by Arsonist The 1959. ; ' Hugh Davis Dies In Salt Lake, Buried Wednesday one-ha- lf , - . - Box Elder County Bank Declares Stock Dividend 7 .J ' x -- n 12 y Santa's Coming Sat. Dec. 19 ' J '" ' Constructioii Starts on Bowling Alley Construction started Tuesday morning on a new lane bowling alley, to be located near the Glenn-Ga- - I l .!. j Liu I KENT DAVID PETERSON present the Nativity with tion to Navajo background adap- and manners.. The public is cordially invited to attend. A new book by Deta and Glen Neeley entitled "A Child's Story of the Prophet Brigham Young" has been released for distribution by the Deseret News Press. This book gives a faithful acone count of a truly great man of the greatest religious leaders and colonizers of his day whose firm and unwavering loyalty made him one of God's greatest servants. Throughout his chidhood, Brigham was blessed with a wonderful mother who instilled In him the principles of honesty, Integrity, courage and, above all, faith in God. It was around these principles that he fashioned his life. He constantly Urged parents to teach their children in the ways of the Lord so that they would grow up to be noble men and women. In writing "A Child's Story of the Prophet Brigham Young", a conscientious effort has been made to bring the true spirit of this man within the range of a Child's suffer Children comprehension. most in times of insecurity and chaos and they, especially, need the strength and peace of mind that comes from a knowledge of the life and accomplishments of such a great man. Meticulous care has been taken in the selection of the events and incidents that would best portray the character of this man of God. Since he has told his story so forcefully and in such colorful language, many excerpts from his conversations and sermons have been quoted. Brigham Young has left us a rich heritage and, everywhere, we see the impress of his greatness. Missionary to Be Honored at Testimonial Thatcher - Penrose ward will a departing missionary Elder Kent David Petersen at a i t honor farewell testimonial Sunday, Dec-13- , 7:30 p.m. at the ward chapel. Elder Petersen will serve in the Danish mission. The program .to be presented will feature talks by J. H. Fronk, Wayne Sandall, Bishop William D. Burton, and the young man, himself. Musical numbers will be offered by Dee, Mark and Kent Petersen, and Maurine Wight; with invocation by Jesse F. Peterson and benediction, Scott A. Petersen. Elder Petersen will leave In the near future for the Mission home in Salt Lake City for a period of training before his departure for overseas after the first of the year. - - f , .A o ATTENDS SERVICES FOR TROOPER Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kotter drove to Junction, Utah, Sunday to attend the funeral of Trooper Armond Luke who was killed in a car accident the week before. Mr. Kotter went as a representative of Box Elder County. Lions to Fete Ladies at Annual Party ji niwfrtft rrf if "t Mrs. Alton nrr- - m .tf,.'.. tr.X, ..x liraasnaw shows Mrs. Jewel Steffen the slip entered by Henry Marble of Deweyville which won last weeks Who's Who Contest. Who's Who Jackpot Now $77.50 in the Leader The Jackpot Who's Who game runs tip this week to $77.50, the first time the award money has gore as high since the contest opened. Henry Marble, of Deweyville of whose correct identification Jewel Steffen as the mystery personality, found o"ly 18 clue." last vrfU sn hn m'rssrd top money, $00. We mnmgv to hidr one clue so successfully that he didn't find it The content b"x contained 33" entries thii veH:, mor.t of thrm Mrs Ptrfon ft cnr"cc'1" Who's Who Soma meikv clues may be used The Tremonton Lions Club have announced plans for their anual Christmas nartv in honor of their ladies Wednesday 16th. A banquet will be served at McKinley School to begin the party. Clifton G. M. Kerr will act as Master of Ceremonies. Alma Sonne, noted speaker, civic and church leader will de liver the Christmas message, and an outstanding musical program win n'so di given. LeRov Bunnell, chairman of the social committee of the club, work that every on Is tnithil We dr howing with the president James Wal- aim to hide them skillfully, ton have made the arrangements. ever, to fool some of the contest ants, if they are not diligent In following the hints. Sponsors for next week will be Carlson Glass, and entries must be in by Monday at 11 ajn, Relief Society Leadership Saturday 3 fee ling South Bear River Stake Belief Society leadership Meeting will be heid Saturday, December 12, at 2:30 p.m. A short Christmas program will be presented. Piter which, there will be departmental work for all ward officers and class leaders. |