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Show L TirrnsD.ir, ArcrsT si. THE LEH1 FREE PRESS, LEHI, t'TAH i938 Miss Sylvia Jean Welcker to Appear on Steel Day Former Lehi Postmaster Dies In Salt Lake City f Miss Sylvia Jean Welcker, talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welcker, will be a featof the Bill Riskie Dan ured Joseph A. Anderson, 79, 648 cers, part the evening of appearing Lake Salt Downington Avenue, 1 at American r ork s September City, civic worker, educator and Steel Day celebration. active churchman, died Friday, Miss Welcker has been touring at his home of a heart August 8, in Idaho and Canada, during the ailment. A former resident of on television was post- summer, appearing Russell Arnes. Lehi, Mr. Anderson Falls. at Idaho master from 1912 to 1920. of Hit Parade fame, is He was born January 4, 1879. singer of this travelling member also a in Lehi, a son of Andrew R. and troup. Nelsina Anderson. On June 22, Next week, prior to Steel Day, 1904, he was married to Try-pheMr. Riskie's show will go to Roseltha (Rose) Boyer of Wyoming and other points, Springville, in the Silt Lake LDS by way of performances both in She November died 16, Temple. and Logan. A perform1944, and on October 15, 1946. Ogden ance will also be given at Prie: he married Regena Jensen of their Immediately following Brigham City, in the Salt Lake Steel the performance, Day LDS Temple. will leave on tour to the Mr. Anderson was president of troupe at The the Utah State Farm Bureau Northwest, with stops and Portland, Dalles, Seattle, from 1932 to 1937, and was a cities. other large former president of the Utah Poultry producers Association. He MR. AND MRS. GEORCIE was also a member of the Water Storage commission and was chair- LOVERIDGE MOTOR man of the Drought Relief Com- TO BRIGHAM CITY mittee for Utah. Mr. and Mrs. George Loveridge He taught school at Vernal, the motored to Brigham City, where BYU Training School, and the they were the guests of their Lehi Elementary School, and was daughter and her husband, Mr. also associated in general con- and Mrs. Cain Farner and famtracting and building work. ily, Stephen, Gay, Brian and. An active member of the church, Lynn. The Farners recently movMr. Anderson served in the bish- ed into their lovely new hom opric in the Lehi First Ward for Mrs. Farner will be remembered many years, was a high council member in the Lehi Stake and as the former Lorna Loveridge. was a high councilman in Wells KNOW YOUR CAXDIATE Stake of Salt Lake City for 20 years. He was also chairman of the agricultural committee of the Let's have a Pitted Lindsay's Extra Olives Large -- 3 for - Coff ee2ibs. 11 dads Salad Oil .art to M3E f Melons lb. PR0TEIN 1879 iJy REFRESHER ASSOCIATION EDITORIAL dozen - - u weekly newspaper devoted to the interests and welfare of Beverages-Denny- rri" ru ti upioprrozen Orange Drink -- -- Pineapple Juice - 7 for -- -- 7 Snowcrop Frozen 1 ib. Nabisco Chiperoons g 2bags Toilet Tissue 12 rolls 0(S)g Pillsbury Pie Crust (5c off) 2 can - - - GHUQD for Schillings Instant Coffee 5oz.jar 0II6) m . $3.00 Farm Bureau Insurance Services Call 187 AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH West Main Street Rump Roasts Guest Ranch fU Crisco S3 lb. am a Of0' fr l.UU for - For 24-- J s Soda Pop Published by the Free Press Publishing Co. every Thursday. E. Russell Innes. Publisher Am. Fork Steak N Canister Pack Lehi City Round or Swiss lb. Quarts 2 for - 9c 13 oz. - - - U. S. Good or Choice ess Grapes f Fluffo assocITatiQn ) Mustard CheeseTeton Treat - - uTMnL L Spread2ib.pkg. n. l" J (trftu) Barbecuing or12roilih THE HIGH Utah, as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3 E. Ray Gardner Gallon 59c Corn Honeydew Hold Reunion . v Vinegar llz can Morehouse - large Tastewell - quart bottle ROSCOE KAY To enable you to better know your sheriff candidate Roscoe Kay, we would like to present our second article and discuss his background. Because he has lived his 52 years in Utah County, Roscoe has developed a keen understanding of the needs of our county. As a farmer, miner, construction worker, city marshal and deputy sheriff, he has acquired a background that eminently qualifies him to be a capable, efficient sheriff. The Kays were married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, and Roscoe is a High Priest in the LDS Church. Being a happily married family man with one son serving of 1948 in the armed forces in Japan, Roscoe is alert to the needs and the problems of our young people. For capable, efficient, underThe class of 1948 have slated a reunion of class members on standing operation of the sheriff's August 23, in Wines Park, at office, Roscoe Kay has the highest 7:30 in the evening. qualifications. Former class members have To be better informed, watch been contacted and invited to attend, wearing levis or slacks, and for future articles. the committee in charge requests Kay for Sheriff Committee that reservations be made with Art Winters, Secretary of their number. any The charge Lewis Smith, chairman will be $1.50 per person. (Pd. political advertisement) Grant B. Smith is serving as chairman for this event, assisted by the following: Mrs. Wallace (Mama) Berry; Mrs. Ned (Joyce) Wilson; Larry Evans Rial Berry and James (Jimmy) Brown. . . . . . ru ru Pear Halves Mrs. Louisa Green Smith, 71, died Friday, August 15, in a Salt Lake City hospital, following a long illness. She was born in Lehi November 28, 1886, a daughter of Ernest and Molly Ann Turner Green. She married Irvin Smith, from whom she was later separated. Prior to her passing, she resided in Salt Lake City where she was a member of the 35th LDS Ward. Survivors include a son, LaMar Smith, Salt Lake City; daughters, Mrs. Ileen M. Edwards, Midvale, and Mrs. Mary L. Talbot, Woods Cross; 10 grandchildren and seven also survive. Subscription Per Year (in advance) - Drumsticks Cntl - - - 39c Woman Dies A Catsup bottles M ildCh pound r5 Hunt's xmmimmmummt NATIONAL bottle i Native Lehi PftSS o - Schillings n; dTAH STATE 14 oz. Be for 2 e; The Lehi Free Press . . . and fake a Duncan Hines Cake Mission Survivors include his widow; two sons and three daughters: J. Boyer, Mrs. J. Raaf (Josephine) Johnson, Salt Lake City; Bishop Leo Vett Anderson, Union Mrs. Tyler R. (Edith) Vincent, Mid-valMrs. Rulon (Verda) Ras-banHolladay; two grandchildren, two two brother and one sister, Andrew B., Hyrum A. Anderson, Lehi; Mrs. LaVern Gray, Salt Lake City. Entered at the post office at Lehi, 3lC 3 Pioneer area and was chairman of the Wells Stake leather project. At the time of death he was a high priest in Belvedere Ward, Wells Stake. Class 21 Le hi Phone 17 Creamy Smooth mm LARGE SIZE 45? mJri ECONOMY SIZE 65 Crunthy LARGE SIZE 45 |
