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Show SUNDAY, JULY 10,, 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD Gattmayer Infant Lela Davis Dies Early Friday Utah Obituaries Louis Central Utah Men in Armed Forces LAKE CITY 25, of 620 S. 8th Johnson, Craig L. McEwan Pvt. Ronald Jackson OREM Vickie Louise GattmayW., died Thursday. Mrs. Edna David South,tern slsnll died Wednesday 1 month, died at 10 a. m. Swift Davis, 57, er. LeWIS communications colIn the Ft. Is California Rifleman the and largest Legation by employed Continued from Page One) N. J.. requiem at Ridgewood, is located near in the world, lege American news agencies, officials Friday. 10 a. m. Monday at the at mass Installation CaL L. This Ga. David in MONTEREY. Pvt.' .Wash. 7, LEWIS June was born Provo, She Augusta. small Marton children were not sai today of the Madeleine, S31 McEwan, seaman, USN. son of FORT Cathedral techni- fralned SALEM Lela Mrs. Mason furnishes and Orson of signal Ray D. Jackson. 22. Son of Ronald at known. One unconfirmed report Although the Hungarian Com- the daughter Holy South E. Rosary Temple. clans to units all over the Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. McEwan. Kissel, of Lindon. Davis. 35. died in a Provo hos 8 said they had been turned over to munists officially reported the ar- Dorothy Louise m. Sunday at 260 E. South of 883 E. 150 N.f Provo, Utah, is Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jackson,. qj. ' army p. an after her survived pital is She operation Friday parents by rests Saturday, the United States relatives by their parents. Temple. Jesse David McCarrel, serving at the Naval Auxiliary 666 N. 5th W.. Lehi. recently ar- had been aware of them for some and one brother, Larry Ray; four morning. 85. of 4082 Diana Way, diea Air Station in Monterey, Cal. rived at Fort Lewis, Wash.. andjpy She was born April 20, 1920, inj g.JL CoateS The U.S. time. noon grandparents, Mr. and Mrs WASHINGTON (UP) funeral Monday Thursday, aviation In- -i station The 2nd the provides of and now a Mr. is Kissel and a member r F. Sevier Charles daughit re Aurora, said County, been The State has Mrs. Department at 260 E. South Temple. Legation in Budapest tb support operational immed Mrs. John Gattmayer, and one ter of Vivian A. and Ursula Umeyo Kubo. 73, of 168 S. 1st W.. facilities jPatrols in Germany at- f.ntry Division. porting all available information therefore did not plan any cases for and flights flyers training Mrs. Curtis Mason. Pearl Maggie of died Wednesday, funeral at 8 on the arrest of four Hungarians iate new request that the Private Jackson, a rifleman in AUGSBURG. Germany Pvt. to the Naval PostgraduShe married Oliver Davis d .m. Monday in Intermountaln tached two legation employes be taken up Coulson. Mr. son and B. of School here. ate Ninth K Verl Coates. of divisions Comnanv the Graveside services were Satur- March 13, 1948, at Provo. They Buddhist Church, 247 W. 1st S with the Hungarian government i 294 L. W, Carols Coates, Reeiment. served in Korea bedied Thurs Provo Nicholas Kalikakis. Official protests and requests for day morning at Provo City Ceme- moved to Salem from was Lehi. State. gradrecently fore his present assignment. He uated from the information already have been tery, under direction of Grant seven years ago. day at Oakland- Cal.. funeral at Pvt. Richard King Army's Fifth InGreeic in 2 Ekins. the in 1951. filed on their arrest, officials said. Continued from Paze One) ojn. Tuesday She was a Club leader and entered the Army to Texas fantry Division Patrol School in The State Department said It teacher in the LDS Sunday Orthodox Church, Holy Trinity, Reports Germany. 2nd West and Broadway. Mrs jmana'ger government the city would communicate to the legation School. KINSVILLE. Tex. Pvt. Rich- Pvt. Hiram Page Ends Private Coates. a member of of as acts! Bertha Funk Groweg, 84, any a United Press request for a full the game manager D. King, commissarrman ard a are Survivors her husband. Headquarters Company of the diE., died Friday. Lee third class, USN, and husband of Communications School vision's on the arrest of Dr. Ilonya general manager of any business. report R. 10th Regiment, entered two Paul and son, Davis, He coordinates the work of the Nyilas. United Press Correspond Goodridge (L. D.) Dokos, 31, of the former Glenna R. Bean of Barbara and the daughters, Betty Army in November. 1954. and 2976-9t- h Pvt. arrived E., died it 2 p .m. Nephl, reported in June to the CAMP GORDON. Ga. departments, j All department ent Endre Martons was arrested in Germany in AdHI of all of her Davis, Salem; father, r heads report to him and through last February although the Reds Thursday. Air Station at Hiram Page graduated from the thU year He completed basic Auxiliary Navy three Walter Orem; brothers, GARFIELD Mrs. Bessie Ed- Kingsville, Tex., to aerv in the Message Center Procedure him" to the city council. Doesn't did not admit his arrest until Sat Mason of Orem, Bud Mason of wards training at Fort Ord. CaL efof 140 W. 15th supply department. and 45, efficient more seem Major, one it the of courses; many Course, urday. Provo and Marvin Mason, and and1 won't it work out to Officials here believe that one Ave., died Friday, funeral at 1 Kingsville, located a few miles offered at The Southeastern Sigfective, four Mrs. Dee sisters, (Madge) U at Garfield Ward Inland from the Gulf of Mexico nal School, Camp Gordon, Ga. all of the legation employes identified SPRINGVTLE William E .m. vtnaC Kucinscelib-MC M4wvaMv In have Ahlstrom, Mrs. Charles (Lola) pChapel.Monday In Tim Of 54. of one native to Erdman. (Bill) as on the southeastern coast of He is the son of Mr." and Mrs. heads report the Hungarians Saturday department Bereavement by Lees and Mrs. William (LaRue) William Erdman, Texas, is referred to as the home Charles A. Page, 185 S. 4th W. Send man who in turn reports to a Balint Kapczsi actually was ar Springville and former resident.- Green, all of Orem, and Mrs. Mer- - MIDVALE BASKETS died Friday at his home in Mid54, died Friday, funeral Monday of Naval airjet training. council than to have department rested several, months ago. rell (Joy) Ingle of Wyoming. During his training. Pvt. Page noon at 4760 S. State. Student pilots here also re received heads report to three city com The State Department has asked vale after a lingering illness. Dial will Funeral 2 services be a technical education at Mrs. FOUNTAIN GREEN He in born the 'was ceive instruction in Springville, missioners who may be at vari- for information about Kapczsi and m. in the Salem He of thousands worth dollars. Ward p. KNUDSEN, Alice F. Petersen Beal, 42, died flight training or ance regarding the needs of the Cornelius Balas, the other legation son of William and Augusta Erd chapel.Monday now be reassigned to an acwill Friends call at the FLORAL may 1 m. at funeral was man and in the educated p. Thursday, warfare in sendee type aircraft. tive unit of the United States various departments? Provo has employe. in Sun Rigby Mortuary Payson in Ward Fountain Green was schools he where Monday Springville been generally fortunate In the day evening and at the family Chapel. praticularly active in athletics. type of men it has had as com in Salem Monday prior WALES, Sanpete County SamAfter his marriage to Maud residence missioners, and the present mayto Burial will be in uel Arthur Blackham, 68, died services. Thorn in the Salt Lake Temple he or and commissioners are parSalem City Cemetery. I Wednesday, funeral at 1 p .m. in moved to Bingham where he ticularly able. But here tis a In Wales LDS Chapel. worked for Utah Copper Company system set up to eliminate many CounMONTICELLO. San Juan He of a number can for then arise which aeronautics of the problems years. State BOISE (UP) ty , Julius Bailey, 73, died in SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) A 52- at any future' time as they have Director-- 1 Chet Moulton said an took up a poultry business in the Holbrook, Ariz., Friday. Pacific scheduled later in the past. .; hunt Northwest, year old Salt Lake City man, M.M. coming aerial scavanger Christian-soRUPERT E. Carl to Midvale back he where has been n Gilke, told police that he and an council-mahas for Sunday postponed; If adopted,' the 51, died Monday in San Fran- unidentified woman work. since continuedln that rescheduled will be in August. ager plan of government becomes and cisco, funeral at 2 p. m. at Good were robbed of a wrist companion include his wife watch, $30 a plan for "home rule" of Provo . Moulton said he had to be out Survivors man Chapel. CAMP W.G. Wila a the WILLIAMS. set a son of car and and and cash Utah this state weekend, of the Maud; we keys early daughter, find that the 'proCity. If BRIGHAM CITY Margaret neces:UP) for business liam and while of Erdman Louise were other Preparations Saturday receiving they Joseph needs parked revision,- that pressure posed charter, Louise Woodland Coburn. 65, of on a side road near Saltalr. Erdman, and three grandchil about 375 high school boys have 330 S. 1st W., died can easily be; done at any regu- sitated the postponement. fu Friday, Gilke said one of the men pushed rescheduled, will dren, all of Midvale; and four made the camp here at Jordan neral at 1 lar or special election. Under The hunt, when m. in Sec p. Monday Narrows will come be Boise alive with in and W. and M. "hustle :he brothers Erd barrel of a rifle through an under way sisters, commis form of get the present city ond LDS Ward. and bustle." various the over of car window and ordered him Mrs airstrips routed Renton, man, Wash.; open citizens Provo sion government WASHINGTON TERRACE, We The mess hall has set-u- p of in of been his Harmer and Ellas camp (Ad county. die) Owyhee which in the Spring no companion to walk away voice have ber County Infant Wright, son to see since be will auto. He said the maraud-- i for Mrs. Ellis Robin the Pilots from the operation competing (Mabel) ville; Friday night must We us. for is provided a list son of Murray, and Clarence Erd counselors and personnel who will of Glen J. and Jeane Krogue er smashed headlights of the car can of Jthem which up pick disa of the mandates accept Thursday - at birth, with the butt of the rifle, then direct Utah Boys State operations Wright, died of miscellaneous articles and re- man of Springville. were- conduct services graveside drove away. The ed Friday. of some 90 members, only two or turn to Boise in the shortest period Funeral services will be con which started Saturday. 1 time. of In cleanm. has also at the ducted been swimming pool p. MURRAY Monday three John Undberg, may come from Midvale chapel after which the ed out and made ready for use 4901 Boxelder Street, died Provo. What chance would we Thurs EDUCATOR RESIGNS SHOW SALES RETAIL to to will who the be brought attend day, funeral at 3:30 p. m. Mon boys body Spring by have of making any register change for SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE FARMINGTON, Utah (UP) The ville for burial In the Evergreen the annual affair. Provo City only? ' day at 4760 S. State. resignation of Dr. Richard A. Prry Two Utah boys, both 16, arrived WASHINGTON (UP) The Com cemetery. of KaysYUle as director of pupil f here Friday to start the influx General Thomas Sumter, of personnel and adult education for merce Department Saturday esti of Boys Staters. They are Wendell South Carolina, because of his the Davis County School District mated June retail sales at 15.6 bil CENTURY'S END Cops1 lion cent six about 19th Heaton and Maurice Tait of Kanab. pluck and courage in resisting has been announced. Parry is gowith The dollars, per century ended 1954. in AH than 1900. 1900 the British after the. fall of ing to Prescott, Ariz., to become the year Dec. 31. June, higher After adjustment for seasonal was Included in the 19th century, North Carolina, which did so in Charleston in 1780, was called school psychologist and mental hyfactors and trading - day differ- and the 20th century began with 1823, was the first state to under the "Carolina Gamecock" by his giene director for the school distotal showed no Jan. 1, 1901. the take a geological survey. followers. trict there. OCEANPORT, N.J. 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(winners ' -Misty M o r n, carrying 112 The solid earth is the lithosphert; pounds, was clocked in 1:45-2- 5 seconds off water is the hydrosphere, and air the atmosphere. the track record. Sfie "earned 0 and paid $5.00, $3.40 and $2.80. Clear Dawn returned $3.40 and $2.80 and Manotick, $4,60. Mabekky, Dispute, La Perouse, Derry, Miss Joanne, Crisset, To Cash, God Child and trailed the leaders in that order. Reds Arrest Four Americans SALT Dies After Ae at Operation yer great-grandmoth- er, Zenger j ; 4-- H Springville Native Succumbs Friday At Midvale Home i . ' 737-13t- h - ; FR-46- Q all-weat- anti-submari-ne , Couple Robbed Parked Car Air Scavenger Hunt Postponed 375 To Attend Utah Boys State " n, m m m if BOX OF SOAP II 1 IF . ! I 2 BEAUTIFUL " 1 GUEST TOWELS of-Who- m wmmm i Misty Morn Pi tcher Handicap DEMONSTRATION WASHING three-quarte- rs . 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