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Show Jl SEPTEMBER Utah County, Utah 1, 1939 UMII.I HPPAI B In Granger , Father Of Utah County Stock Mar ke f J. A. FUkNISHED BY Home Arts State Fair Exhibits Due Immediately HOGLE AND COMPANY Anyone with items which they are planning on entering in the Home Arts exhibit at the Utah State Fair should bring them to People Dies Member of New York Stock Exchange In Orcm the voffice of the county demon- Lstration agent, Mrs. Emily Tyler, Room 106 City and County Building, today or tomorrow ,Mrs. Ralph Hoover, who is., in charge of such exhibits for the county, will accept them for Utah Obituaries Woman Badly Hurt When Car Hits Pole Frederick E. Eldredge, 89, at his home in Granger Mondied Stocks , Utilities Rails day. He was the father of Mrs. .22 Orrin R. Baird of Provo, and of 91.11 .09 22062 .04 163.45 x 58;.67j15.74 162.441.01 ; 90.84 .27 219.051.57 Mrs, Merrill N. Warnick and Mrs. K. Warnick Swensen 'of SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE r MOST, ACTIVE STOCKS NYSE Bid Asked Pleasant Grove, CLOSE CH. Monday's Quotations COMPLETE VOL. Stude-Pac- k 10 14 16.50 82,900 $1,5.50 Banner Mr. Eldredge was born Sept. .15 . 33,4 Bristol Silver .13 85 Va. 35,500 r Ford Motor 18, 1869, in' Salt Lake, City to 38 Cardiff 1.00 .95 StudePack ;. 31,200 - 38 12. 8 1.25 Vs 1.10 Chief Con Allis Chalni 30,800 Frederick Baker and Almira .20 .18 Silver . . . Gcnl Motors 24,400 57?'. . ?; Clayton Nebeker Vs Eldredge. He , married .08 . .07 . .. 51Va Comstock 19,200 S O N J .32 Va .30 80 V Cons Eureka ........ Julia Druce Lambert, May 21, Am Tel & Tel 19,000 Va .05 12 Crown Point ...... .03 Alleghany Co 17,400 1893, in the Salt Lake LDS Tem.65 v Dragon 78V Wa ,f Elec & Mus I 16.500 ' U S Steel . .08 ... ,11 East V Crown Pnt 2?i 108 16,100 ple. She died June '23, 1952. He .05 .05 East Std had been an active member of .28 26 East Utah YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NW .05 .04 Bullion Eureka t the LDS Church serving in many QUOTATIONS .03 .04 Mines Monday's , Tues. Empire of the organizations. He held, a . .09 .08 Close Open Eureka Lily Con . . . . . .30 J!5 .118 life membership in the Sons of Eureka Std Allied Chem .06 .05 38 34 Great Western 383s . Allis Cham Utah Pioneers. He was associat.45 34 ,40 Kennebec 34 V. lAlum Ltd . .02 .03 44 V. Majestic Oil ed with the Utah Lake Distribut44 Ts Amer Can 2.37 2.12 New 59 Park 60 Amer Cyan ing Company and was secretary .10 1.05 141a North Lily Amer Rad JJ. .02 of the West Side Commercial 44 North Std 4334 .Amer Smelt . . .05 .06 ...... 14 Nelson 80 Va Park 80 Club of Salt Lake Cifyi Amer T & T .06 .05 100 34 100 34 ParkjCity Con Amer Tob .05 .05 2834 Prosper 28 -- Atch T & S .Surviving are three sons and .25 Silver King West .. .20 58 57 Beth .Steel . .. six .02 .02 daughters: Asahel;F., Wayne Siiver Shield 104 105 Cater Trac ... . ......... .25 ' Std South 67 Victor L., Mrs. Denton G. .0 69 L., .50 Chrysler ..v. . .48 Swansea ,Con 834 Tintic 83 Va Leah and Clark Eoum . . . Moulton, (Martha) . 1.10 120 Std 54 54 Va Corn Pd, Rfff .081 .07 ....... West Toledo of 18 all Wilma Va ' 19 Granger; Eldredge, Denver & RG .15 .14 Williston 84 Baird! of 84'i, Mrs. Orrin Dow Chem . (Almira) Vz 268 .. f 268 Du Pont . STOCK LAKE SALT EXCHANGE N. Merrill Mrs. V2 (Lurena) 914 SALES' 91 . ' Provo; East Kod 324 Bonanza Oil. 1000 at'44. 32 Warnick "land Mrs. K. Warnick El Paso 34 12934 129 Firestone . 1.10. 400 Chief at Cons. Va 27 (Ruth) Swensen, both of pleasant First America. ...... 26 Commonwlth 12,000 at 11: 1000 Grove: A Lead, Va 854 85 sister, Mrs. J. H Ford Motor at 11. 81 8lT'e Gen Elec . ......... 97 600 30. Cons at of Salt Lake Carstensen Eureka, (Leon), 974 East Std, 5000 at 5. r. Gen Foods survives'.' 575. 574 also .......... . City, Gen. Mtr Empire Mines, 375 a,t 13214 131 Goodyear V at 10,000 Little Funeraf services will be held May. IIO34 II014 Gulf Oil . 1500 at 4a. Mono Kears,' 54 5414 . .In Harvi . i Wednesday at2 p.j m., North JorNorth Lily., 200 at 1.15. 100 100 IntNick ..i..' North Stand. 11,000 at LDS stake Tabernacle. 52,000 at dan 132'. 133 ; Int ; .V Paper, 134, 5000 at 2. . 5414 534 . ... Friends . . , Man may call jat 4330 S.'1 Red, Johns Park Nelson, 1000 at 6. IOO.14 100 . . Kennecott Road wood 35. 100 at Piute Tuesday fjom 7 tp 9 Uran, 142 ... '1404Min Mng MfR 7000 at Oil Pros Mng. 53. m. and 534 Wednesday prior to Monsan Chem Swansea Con. 1000 at 49; 2600 at 50. p. 53 53 Mont Ward the services Union.-50stake house. Bur at 13. at Trans 31 .TSTatl'Dist .........,.. ' 304 4000 at 35; 500 ial will be in Taylorsville Ceme Mex New Utah Gas, 95 34 95 Natl Steel at 37, 294 Western 294 63 NY ten RR 1000 at tery. , Alloy. 1000 at G & El ....... . 63i,a ,,r. n, 47 N474 Da Parke ' 108 103 J C Penney 1734 ' 174 MUTUAL. FUNDS Pcnn RR . , '. . Monday's Quotations 7.83 Bid Asked 47 47 . Phill Pete '8.47 Afftl Fund ' 8814, . 884 & Gam Proct 3.45 Div Shares . . . i . . 3.15 63 6334N J' JONES AVERAGES 30 rota) Volume Industrials Monday's Close, 664.41 1.25 ,2 140,0dQ Tuesday's Oven 63 15 20 , . . -- ' ' ' exhibif. . ....... r ' . ' ' a . LJ 9 9 mm ; . . . . " . - " . . . .- . - '. ' ft . '.. 4. 5; " 1; 5. . ..... - . . j - . ' 4; .4. . ' .......... R C A Rcoub Steel ........ Reyn Tob B ........ .., . : Sears . H Socony 'Oiri Cal 81 34 48 4834 44 4 52 lVa 83 . . , J ..... Inc . ........ . ; 41, 58" ..... . , us 444v Fund Investors 52 Incorp Inv : . l 51 Mass Inv Trust 82 . . Texaco .... ; . , . . . . 414 Thiokol 57 Timk R Bear 33 '4 Transamer , 14234 . KJ 11 well UiUQ 33Va Un Pacific s unit Air Lin 384 ' Unit 134 Pk .City 108 14 steel . . . Utah P & L u. . , . . 34 West Air Ln . 334 West Elec . . . . . . . . . . . 9334 . . . . . . , , 58Va .'. Voolworth i .... .... Cdn Gen Fund Chem Fund . . E & H Bal Fund E & H Stk Fund N.574 57 i. Std Std Oil N . 334 38 .1 ........ 1074 344 Va 33 93 ,58 V, AMERICAN STOCK. EXCHANGE Bid Asked Tuesday's Quotations , t! t Phoenix Steel British Pete Bunk Hill '' Dav Mine Kaiser Ind Mtn Sts T & T New Park Rice Argentine Utah Id Sujrar ' I 7 vll ' 4V8 10 t 1 i. 154 15 V. 7 , 44 18. 174 18 176 V, 2. ' 7 7Va OVER THE COUNTER Tuesday's Quotations 9.25 Bid Asked 9.75 Su Pld Amalg Azteo i , 22.62 23.75 Ariz Pub Ser . 36.75 38.124 04 .03; .30 35 , Bip Piney . . 3.87 4.50 Bonanza Air 17.12 17J00 Can Sun Oil Ccns ' Freiffht . . . . 2212 23.25 .95 English Oil . f iw . .89 1.25 Federal Uran . . . 1.1834 . -- -- ..., First Sec Bk L?mff . V Const i, ... '61.50. 11.50 - ,2.25 Lisbon Lucky MC '11".. .. 4.374 4.75 . Magna 6 "Bond"'" .101.00 Mtn Fuel Sup 2.37 2.75 . Oil Inc , ' 2 50 Rare Metals Texota Three Stg Nat Gas 3.874 Utah Southn XM1 . .' 13.50 2.62Va West Sts Rf .... . 26.70 21.91 10.77 15.41 15.51 15.96 17.34 By United Press International Two. babies and their mothers Ogden Livestock escaped unharmed from fires late OGDEN (UPDLivestock: Monday and early today in sepCattle 1800; opening sales arate Salt Lake City accidents. In the latest escape, a slaughter steers steady to weak; boy was rescued from fed heifers" fully 25 lower; cows beueath smouldering blankets and bulls steady to strong ; "stock- - when his mother awakened m room this morn ers and feeders fully steady; ear- the smoKe-fille- d sales ing. .average good ly ' lb. slaughter steers 25.30 25.80; . The mother, Mrs, Maxine Riyas, one head 910 lbs, 28.20 ; 60 head said she awoke choking and realaverage choice 900 - 935 lb., fed ized her son, Tony, was under 0 heifers i a few commer- the burning blankets. She threv a fewc die flaming bedding, outside ;the cial cows " house. bulls ' Theire was started by faulty Calves 200; no test " of market oyer on vealers; occasional lot stock wiring and ignited a blankVt ' . crib.the tot's calves about steady; a few ' head Monday, Mrs. Robert chdice lbs. r stock steer fromxa fire in her home calves 33.00 '35.50; occasional when her, that started. head choice, 270 lb." stock heifer son spilled gasoline on the calves 34.00.' floor. The gas burst room storage Hogs 250; market not: establish- into flame .when it '.; reached a ed early. nearby water heater. Sheep 3,000; early sales co Culverwell Mrs. snatchedji up to small trucked lots Utah her son and ,fled from the room. Slaughter and feeding lambs and Battalion Chief William a few ewes; early sales about the damage, at more I steady on .all classes; few good than $1,000.' ' 5 truck in slaughter lambs ; small lots trucked in Utah New York state ranks second occa- to Wisconsin in feeding lambs dairy production. sional small lots 17.70; few lots yearling breeding ewes arond 150 head whiteface breeding ewes with good mouths j nine-month-o- t - : 5 . j . N 27.70-27.9- 17.00-18.0- 0; om-merci- 22.00-23.0- ''',. ?! 0. - - ' . 225-38- 0 . Culver-weli.fle- d ;j , '2.R7V3 2.50 4.37 14.50 2.87 d Kresset-estimate- . " ' ' " , . Produce Market - i ; 19.00-19.8- 10.00-10.7- 0; CHICAGO (UPD Potatoes: Total old and new U.S. shipments' 501; track. 159; supplies 8.20. ' light; 'demand light;" market dull Hogs 250; opening about steady to t slightly weaker. f with Friday; mixed lots U.S. Street sales: Idaho russets 4.25. barrows and gilts 0 lb. 15. Onions: arrivals 31; track. 37; 15.50; ; few . more . uniform lots suppHes light; demand" light; 15.75; sows : s . ; Orem Police chief Reed ' Alex Nibley LAKE CITY (UPD Funeral services ' will be conducte4 here Wednesday .! for Alexander 83, a native pf Logan, Nibley,, who ' died Sunday. Nibley attended Brigham Young College and Utah State Agricultural College. . In 1918 he was named to the War Industries Board. He was the father of rian-is- t Reid Nibley Land of Dr. Hugh Nibley, former' professor at Brig-haYoung University. Burial will be in Logan Ceme:' H A '.. tery. SALT , . m : President I er and Officer Kenneth Cahoon, said she .apparently dozedat the wheel. ,She was aloneih. herj car. She suffered 1 lacerations of the nose, throat, shoulders, back, abrasions of both legs and possible internal injur- ; ' 7th S. who investigajted, at 83 Dies Bur-gen- . GRANGER ' Frederick 4410 S. REAM'S E.( 3600 W., Eldredffe, died Monday; funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m., North Jordan .LDS Stake Tabernacle. Dallas Sweet BOUNTIFUL ies. 174 W. Center to the 73, St., died Elliott, $1425 pole Damage totaled to her car. and 'sign, and $1000 Monday; funeral Thursday at 1 p.m., Bountiful Sixth LDS Ward chapel. : RIVERDALE George W. Daw-so89, 4719 S. 1150 .v., died Monday; funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m., Lindquist and Sons Funeral chapel. MOAB Mrs. Alta E. Snavley One-Thir- d Fish, 89, died Saturday; funeral was today. J GLENWOOD George Henry Deer Creek Reservoir, down 42 Peterson, 82 died Monday; fufeet from its brim4evelwill prob- neral Thursday at 2 p.m.,Glen-woo- d 'LDS Ward chapel. ably carry over , only from 50,000 into next year, to 60,000 acre-feWater Commissioner-WallacProvo River ' A R. Wayman said this will about This be morning. ' BORN of Its capacity. AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL 'If we get a continued dry cycle Today: , our reserve is low," said the water to Girf Dale and Fern King commissioner. Provo. This morning, Deer Creek Reser- Herring, Girl to Michael and Beth Black" voir had 67,124 acre feet of water Bountiful. with its surface at elevation of Ivers, ,, Monday: 5375.24 feet above sea level Girl to Don and Glenda Murrow When Deer Creek is brimming Blake, Provo full it holds. 151,685, acre feet, with Girl to Bob and Emma Lou Its surface at elevation of 5417' feet Clark Nielson, Provo. above sea level. Sunday: "We wilt probably be using Girl to Joseph and Colleen water for irrigation for another 15 Booth Thompsn, Orem. days," said River Commissioner ' Boy to Robert and Christa Auk-to-r Kendall, Weiser, Ida.) Wayman. Last year, we carried over a reserve of 90,000 acre, feet Boy to Merrill and Beverly Dafor a vis Brimley, American Fork . but got only 24,000 acre-fee- t total capacity of 114,000 acre-fee- t. Boy to Peter and Rowine Sorenson, Santaquin. The reservoir even at peak runoff did not spill this year. Saturday: Girl to Steven and Vela Dee Normally during peak runoff, water is let .down thej spillways Poulson .Talbot, Provo.' Girl to Duane and Maxine MeV-rit- tfrom the brimming reservoir. r Rasmusson, Orem.:' The anticipated carry over this LICENSE MARRIAGES acre-feto 40,000 year will be 30,000 Don Ovard, 22, AmeriLarry less than last year's carryDona Geniel Bui- can and Fork, ; over. Quoting the' Jiblcal "story of Egypt and the storing of seven Edith Young, 23, Provo. years food supplies for following John Karl t9, Provo years of shortage, the river' com- and Marilyn George, Orvilla Crosby, 19, missioner noted need for more Orem.: r water storage in Central Utah. DIVORCES GRANTED Under the proposed Central Utah June Louis AUred from John project, upon which a beginning Allred. has been made this year with e; Faye Rappieye from Clark construction of Staneker Dam near ot custodyplaintiff granted Vernel, storage capacity upon the minor child. i Provo Rivet would be jincreased, vs. Jan Thomas Edward Harry possibly by an additional reservoir ice Floy Thomas; divorce granted at Bates on the Upper Provo. on counterclaim of the defendant, . Creek of Deer was awarded custody of three who Eriiargtment Reservoir has also been consider- minor children. ed - as an alternate plan but is Sarah Mendenhall from Harvey residents Heber Mendenhall. Valley opposed by who would lose valuable farming Sandra Kay Kelsey from Jerry Glade Kelsey. land. . 83, . - Deer Creek Reserve Down To n, et (Continued from Page One) e believes that differences betwej East and West oyer Berlin were narrowed sufficiently at the end of the fcjreign- ministers' conference that ended in Geiieva Aug. 5 sc fhat a summit meeting would be the next logical stjep. Eisenhower and Macniillan wr. reported in full agreement that it would be folly. to Convene, a summit meeting which they believed in adyance would fail. However, Macmillan and British Foreign Secretary! Selwyn Lloyd believe a summit meeting now would have a reasonable chance of success. Eisenhower does not accept this view. ,i Macmillan and Eisenhower made a big hit in Britain with their fireside' chat j unique in his..! . tory. j Its Impact, coming at the end of overwhelming ovations for-- ' the President by the, British public, was tremendous. .The British press was unanimous in its praise. Eisenhower ' declared ,he was willing to go to Moscow or the summit or dot anything else for World peace provided there were prospects of success and provided Khrushchev during his "coming visit to the United States showed he wanted peace, Says. Peace Is Imperative "Peace is imperative," he declared. "If we 'are to have a .summit, Mr. Khrushchev must understand that as you and I do.' Macmillan made it clear he was less demanding. "I have never concealed to you that I have always wanted a summit meeting and with your Initiative we may get it under the best Conditions," he said. , He was referring to the Presito Khrushchev, dent's invitation ' - j : -- i, . - i, : -- i . ' X .. - . u i, -- v: one-thi- Statistics rd ' - Sud-we- ek ' et " " ' j , ':','" , y ' L i n do n P i o h ee r5 u ecu m bs At 95 At Home Qf Son v 1 95, whose lifetime spanned near- ly a century and who lived to see his town of Lindon change from an isolated agricultural;; area to one of a suburban homes, died at the home Monday afternoon - of a son, Roy. - Born July 22, 1864 in' Pleasant Grove to parents ' who had come as handcart immigrants to Utah fromi England, he moved to Lindon as a, small boy. His memory, spanned ' transportation by wagon and stagecoach, Indian camps in canyons and meadows, destructive hordes of grasshoppers, arrival of the first Utah Southern Express and." other facets of pioneer days to modern - J ' ' day:living. "" '1 . , was a son of Thomas and II& Harriett Nerdin Hooley. He was a farmer and lived in this valley .PIONEER DIES all of his life. He was . a high priest in the LDS Church. He served as president of the North Union Irrigation Company for some years and was president of the Lindon Threshing Company. On March 8, 1886 he "married Sarah Matilda Park in Pleasant Grove. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan Temple. She died March 24, 1957. They had celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary. Survivors Include six sons, and three daughters: .Will Roy,'. Arn- old and Veriand all df Lindon. Leo and Leonard of Orem, Mrs. Ray (Merl) Kirk of Mldvale, Mrs. Arnold (Delila) Clegg of Provo, and Mrs. George Nelda Perry of American Fork. He has 54 154 greatgrandchildren, and- 20 great, grandchildren - great-grandchildre- " n. services will be held Thursday, Sept. 3 in the111Lindon a.m. Second Ward Chapel at under the direction of: Bishop Kenneth.. H. Gillman; Friends may call at the Mortuary, in pleasant Grove Wednesday from 7 to. 9 p. m. and seiviges. xnursoay unui time Burial will be in the Pleasan Grove City Cemetery. Funeral , Olpln-Sundbe- rg Indias Alonzo E. who died Monday' at the age of 95. Hooley, 2IIEscabeVI'In Crash 'Copter u ", ' . A ' A , (UPI)-i- A OGDE Forest Serv-ice helicopter crashed atop 13,000 foot Mt. Wheeler: near Ely, Nev.1, Monday but its occupants escap-- j ed with onlv minor injuries. Forest Service officials here said the crash aapparently waji caused by a sudden downdraft. a short! helicopter, fell only. v over and on' itsi distance tipped "sIde-'- l VI r AA Known occupants cf the craft were Bob Ward, Ogden, an engineering aide employed by the Forest Service to work during the summer, and an unidentified pi- V : A lot of the helicopter. Vern Despain," assistant regional lenglieerj jat Forest Service heaJ-- , qua1ers rhere; said that possibly another person was , aboard the copter !but said it was ' unlikely because "of, the elevation, and load; of the helicopter. . Despairt said Ward suffered1, only a minor, bump on the head.' He said serious injuries were prevented because the occupants of the .helicopter were wearing safe-- , ' ,i ( j j ' . L t" I (Continued from Page One) and Parliament here for playing '' politics with the, armed fortes. ty belts. even him One group has accused Ward ,and the pilot were able " of. being , to walk awa. from the crash, Now that the service chiefs have Despain j added. The publicly accused Khrishna Menon was: being used by thehelicopter Forest. of political activities n the, 'mill-Servcie for mapping work in thj tary services, it will be difficult for Nehru to retain him in the Ely, areai face of growing Topposition from "pro-Cominunis- t." , -- ; . the country. A . erg lYlOPTU airy S BR VICES are always McBride. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Berg.Prawinir Room Chapel.Friends may call Tuesday eve ning from pi to o and w ednes dayvpriittr' to services,1 welcome lAurusta DIAL PR0V0 FLORAL West U South 201 Conway j 7001 FR :1 ' V ''I t i i' rvff" mws)&xa4nao i . i mKoQwnryr 8 yHJ ''' i). . . A' v'.' ' A 'A . ' pa - EVERYDAY ; -3 190-23- " 8.00-11.0- 0. market steady.Street sales: Utah .yellow ' ish :3.00V - " Span- I r."-- '4 Engineers REAM'S 5 (Continued from. Page One) cet the pace for other, major ' packers,. Swift & Co., Wilson & Co., ... Cudahy Packing Co.,- and ' Morrell, which, also faced strikes. '. ' , A "package" increase of 10 eents-an-hoheaded off a sched-iuestrike by 23,000 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. workers m DES ; MOINES, Iowa (UPD 11 cities. The" settlement with the Clark Mollenhoff, Pulitzer Prize United Rubber Workers union winning reporter 'for the Ds reached was, a four hours before ' Moines Register and Tribune, was Istrike at Mon deadline midnight" in fair' condition today from ' ; in an auto acci- day night. 31 ries 'suffered dent.Negotiators: meeting in Pitts , ulit-zeex r burgh agreed to a day-to-dMollenhoff, , who. won the contracts tension of between tat Prize for his coverage of bor Flint Workers Glass Union Washin?-ton(AFIi-in j investigations received, a fractured neck CIO) , and theJ" glass i container in and chest injuries' Monday ..when dustry. his car collided with a truck. Federal mediators arranged the His son,' Ray; 12, was not contracts ; extension, thus averting a, strike" by ,2,000 mildmaTcem Noted Reporter Badly Injured In Autb Accident - - . 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KETTLE t I ( , PURE LARD i t I j SHORT RIDS LEAN i 5c STEAKS anti-la- . lb. s i , A' ' "--- VA:,.: ';. ZH1 VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER t UNITED SALES & SERVICE, INC. ' . ViY . 470 West 1st North, Provo .. v Phone FR 3-30- 31 .... on A f AA- in.J-Lind- . i Rap-pjey- . 16.80-17.5- 0; i . ld " 3.00 5 . . 23.77 24.97 :19.99 9.85 14.25 14.44 14.68 15.91 , 27.63 ! - 262 . ....... v.-v.- 62.50 12.50 2.87 4.62 5.50 105.00 2.75 1 1.64 . . . 16.11 12.59 25.41 1010-107- 24 3 2 14.90' .. Inv jGrowth Putman Ftmd . Telev & Elec ... IVIass 34 142 Va' -- f Two Babies, Moms Escape In S. L. Fires -- Gertrude O. Keeler, 58, Draper,, was in the Utah Valley Hospital ;in "fair" condition today, with multiple injuries" suffered Monday Lafternoon when her car crashed Into a utilities pole and neon sign at 746 South State OREM (U. S. 91 in Oren. , . Franklin SALT LAKE CITY Bennett Uogan, 78, 835 W. 8th S., died Monday; funeral Friday noon, 255 2nd E. Mrs. Gertrude Hannah Gray Pullan, 82, 240 S. 13th W.; died Sunday; funeral Thursday ; at 2 p.m., 32nd LDS Ward chapel. Carrie Mae Haney, 58 11 W. Strafford Ave., died Saturday ; f funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m., Burton Second LDS Ward chapel. Aaron Cecil Dickson, 58, 175.N. 5th W., died Monday. Mrs. Lucille W. Kirgan, 55, 128 Lay ton 'Ave. died Monday; Mrs. Anne Mary Dunford Munson, 73, 1180 Indiana Ave.,' died Sunday; funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m., 36 E. j DOW Alonzo E. Hoolcy f j , i h fA - |