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Show Clyde F. Coombs Man Ex-Pays- on A "J '4 Man Succumbs Coast Hospital In Fresno, - Calif a former and SPANISH FOI resident of SpnngviUe, died Friday in Rernelt Dike! Riverside following a lingering Spanish Fork, illness. in the Veterans He was born Oct. 17, 1890, in Springville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter. He marred Merell Packard. Mr. Carter had been employed as a construction worker arid builder most of his life. The Carteis were living in Riverside atter spending the spring and summer of this year . . mm. , t J Fre completely destroyed the Noel at 574 N. 850 W Provo, residence of Annie Saturday morning. Provo firemen said Mrs. Neel liam Man ) Itoger.i Highland, escaped from the house moments before the flanes engulf-- d Calif. the entire .structure. Funeral services w ill be Mon-di- i A in 11." Spanish ill neighbor called the alarm p in. Fork Fourth Seventh 1.1 IS Ward to the fire department about Chapel, Bishop Heinell Smith 8 50 a.m. and firemen were at the scene for two hours. officiating. - i lavenee i long-tim- 1 r , wood-fram- W, Johnson, died Thursday Hospital in Salt Lake City following a short illness. He was born Oct 5, 1921, in in Sunday Herald Fire Destroys Provo Home; Loss of $8000 Man at 43 I rd 78, Riverside, ITuS Sp. Fork California SPIUNCYU.l.K-Clilfo- Carter, Albert ' i- Death Claims i!le Clwle F. Coombs, Calif., a former resident of Payson. dit'd Friday at a r resno f o hospital lowing a brief illness. lie was born Feb. 1. 1902. a in Payson, son of Frank and Lmira Ann F i n a y s on II e Ccombs. Mr. Coombs married Lvle Jones on June 6. 1913, in "the Salt Lake LDS to 'Dike' Johnson Succumbs in PAYSON 66, t Clifford i. Corter i 1 nish a son of Spa Friends may call at the AnThey said the flames had derson Mortuary in Spanish spread very rapidly and every and Margaret Fork Sunday from 7 to 9 p m. room was ablaze when the fireC a a h a m and Monday one hour prior to men arrived. Johnson. the services. They estimated the loss at Fork, John 1 Ncplii 1 Springville. H e Mr. Johnson married Temple. Burial will be in tlie Spanish $8,000! Cause of the blaze was Survivors include his wife of A graduate of Favson ilign Francis June Fork Citv Cemeterv. on (Sally) unknown Salurdav afternoon. Turpin one Mrs. Riverside; daughter, School in 1921. Mr." Coombs, Warren 8, 1W6. They were later di- Penniman, (Thelmat also received a degree from the Burbank, Calif.; one grand- vorced. University of Utah in 1925, as daughter; one Mr. Johnson lived in Spanish an electrical engineer. and one sister and one brother, 'Fork most of his life. He had For a number of years he had Mrs, Marie Miner, Reno, Nev., served with the Spanish Fork been a sales representative for and Leon Carter, Riverside, (National Guard unit and in the District 43 Houst of Representatives CBS and NBC in San Francisco. Calif. .Pacific during World War II In 1941 he became vice presi Includtt Springvillt, Mopltlon, Funeral services will be Mon for five years. lake Sliore, Benjamin, dent and manacer of radio sta For tlie past eight years he in Riverside and Burial will day X 3 Uikt, Sonlaquin, Spring tion KARM in Fresno, Calif., worked for O'Brien Metal SalGoiKvn and tlbeita. be in Riverside. 1 RE-ELE- gieat-grandso- HAROLD J. WHITING - IT WAS A 'DIRTY' football game as the Sophomores and Juniors at BYU squared off on muddy field at the annual Olympiad on the Cougar campus. A field was freshly plowed and then flooded to make certain there would be plenty of gooey mud for the contests. Greased pig chases, pic throwing contests and plenty of other action were featured. (Herald Staff rhoto by Dean Ostlund) a II BUT for many years. Prior vage. He was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his father of Spanish Fork; one son, Larry Johnson, Provo; three brothers and three sisters, Alfred Grant Johnson, Tooele; Alvin LeRoy officiating. Johnson, Granger; Blair D. Friends may call at the mor- Johnson, Spanish Fork; Mrs. tuary Tuesday prior to services. John (Vera) Lowe, Springville; Burial will be in tlie Payson Mrs. Perry (Wilda) Tuttle, City Cemetery. Compton, Calif., and Mrs. Wil- - Adult Education Survivors include his widow of Fresno; one son, Clyde F. Coombs, Jr., Los Altos, Cam.; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Mary Lou) Harline, San Jose, Calif and Mrs. Norman (Jean- Sullivan. Kavsville: 15 nii hU mother of ADULTS Wednesday, Novem irantfilHrpnand one brother and Santaauin, ber 6, at 7 p.m., Utah Techni two sh5trs, Ralph Coombs, Pay-soNew cal Colleee at Provo. 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