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Show ThUf 3Um Jay. July THE MURRAY EAGLE Page 1 3 nir- - Coneifion ecf : SPEND WEEK AT C L , Sir. anfl lea Jx5 W Stanley for Missourf the a convention of next there be IpW f PRICE -f- SAGRIS South Main Street Upstairs mimm I iillltll, , Miiuii.mil l k Y f I ti FRED LIXDBECK Notes From iiiiii,,,,, L.D.S. Wards Grant Ward Primary classes BEESLEY 70 South Dial Main Salt Lake City are meeting aain each Wednesday at 10 a.m. During August they will work on the homecoming festival, to be presented the last of the month. MUSIC CO. 4-65- Grant ward friends extend 18 members and their deepest to Bishop McLloyd sympathy Killpack and family in the passing of his mother, whose funeral services were held at Ferron on Monday afternoon. Brnnion Ward A group of approximately 40 Priesthood boys will leave Monday for Yellowstone to be gone for the week. They will be accompanied by Bishop Henry Bringhurst, Leo Player and Al- bert Steadman, counselors; Stern Wood and Lawrence Blaker, supervisors of the Lesser Priest- hood. The trip is financed by four acres of sugar beets, which the boys have planted and are taking care of. M ilwrs of Bennion ward worked on '"me bi.viOuMM;?n . " the church grounds again Tuesday evening. Taylorsville Ward The Taylnrsville ward outing will be held at Lagoon next Monday under the supervision of the Sunday school. Henry Hintze is in charge of arrangements. Members of the ward and friends will meet for lunch and a program in the East Bowery at 5:30 p.m. HniH(mHIHIHIIIIIIIIHtMItMMIIIHIIIMIIIIMtlllltllll(lltltHtttlMItMIIIHlltliI m& T1 P0STEHER Beloved Citizen Enjoy Outings Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bowen and family enjoyed outings this week at Pinecrest, Park City, and the copper mines in Bingham. STUDIO A I'fT RASMUSSEN OX VISIT R. R. Rasmussen, city recorder, and his wife and daughter, Gene! are visiting Mrs. Rasmussen's parents in Montebello, California, while on a two weeks vacation trip. They will visit their son, Ray, Jr., also in San Diego. or- Services Held For k Fred Lindbeck, LAKES A group of 24 Taylorsville Buy Scouts left last Saturday to spend the week at Grandaddy Lakes. They were accompanied by Cloyd Brown and Ashby Spencer. pricjay SPECIAL 17414 GRANDADDY DufTin i TOWN AND Funeral services for Fred Lindbeck, former third precinct justice of the peace, who died last Friday in a Salt Lake hospital, were held Tuesday afternoon in the Millcroek L. D. S. ward chapel, Bishop Sharp Walters of the Valley Center ward officiating. Burial was made in Wasatch Lawn memorial park. Speakers for the services were B. K. Farnsworth, George A. Faust and Bishop Walters. Musical numbers included a song, "Shall We Meet Beyond the River," Cyrus S. Walters, A. L. Burbidge, Bruce Walters and Ferry Walters; "Face to Face," solo by Fred Reese; "Sleep, Soldier Boy, Sleep," solo, Augustus Faust, and "Going .Home, solo Invoby Mrs. Vein Bloomquist. cation was said by D. A. Newman and benediction was proriounced by Vern Bloomquist. Dedication of the grave was made by Alma Crane and members of the American Legion conducted a ceremony at the graveside. Mr.Lindbeck was a well known mining man and sportsman. He was born in Raneo, Sweden, April 27, 1893, a son of Johanas and Anna Magdaline Lindbeck, and came to Salt Lake City at the age of 16. On April 18, 1921, he married Violet Mildred Law-son. served for 13 months in the World war and was seriously wounded. He held a special award of honor from President Wood row Wilson and a medal of honor of the purple heart. Mr. Lindbeck was a mining engineer by profession and was inHe terested in developing properties TEXACO FIRE CHIEF in Murray 4 HIGHS CHIEF GASOLINE r O HIGH volatili ty to give you instant starts. O HIGH power to breeze you up the hills. O HIGH anti-knoc- to give you k vel- vet smoothness. O HIGH milegae to give you savings. in Eureka, Delta and Millard county rglon. He was prominent in politics, the American Legion, Forty and Eight, Disable American Veterans of the World war, Utah State Peace Officers' association. Salt Lake County Fish a 'd C.nme association, and the L.u n. tnviiCn? tie was a member of Murray Post No. 60 of the American Legion. Mr. Lindbeck was called "mayor" of Fish lake and served as president of the Fish Lake Cabin Owners' association. He was a renowned hunter and fisherman. In addition to his widow, he is survived by two daughters, Margaret Helen and Thelma. and a son, Fred L. Lindbeck. all of Murray; five sisters, Mrs. Ida C. Hellstrom and Mrs. Mabelna Reese. Salt Lake City : Mrs. Veda A. Erikson, South Salt Lake; Mrs. Leina Sandstrom. 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