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Show Pae Sunday, November THE HERALD. Provo. Utah 4 1, 1370 Young A.F. Woman Dies 0 bifuaries Josephine Hunter Funeral Set - Funeral AMERICAN FORK services for Josephine Nicolene Larsen Hunter, 91, American Fork, who died Thursday in the American Fork Hospital of causes incident to age, will be held Monday at noon in the American Fork Eighth IDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the Anderson and Sons Mortuary tonight from 6 to 8 o'clock and Monday until 11:30 a m. Burial will be in the American Fork City Cemetery. She was born April 25, 1879, in Denmark to Peder Christen and Emma Fredrica Jensen Larsen. She married Joseph Franklin Hunter on Dec. 2, 1898, in Pleasant Grove; the marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. He died March 29, 1952. An active member of the IDS Church in the American Fork Eighth Ward, Mrs. Hunter was a Relief Society visiting teacher and four daughters, Clyde F Hunter, Worland, Wyo.; Mrs Lee (Alice) Daly, Kalispell Mont.; Glen C. Hunter, Boise Ida.; Mrs. Floyd (Emma; Privette and Mrs. Roy (Erma; both of Americar Fork; Verne L. Hunter, Draper, Kenneth E. Hunter Salt Lake City; Don L Hunter, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Mrs. Roy (Norma) Risks, Sandy; 20 grandchildren; 26 greatgrandchildren; one Woodcox, Charles Huff Dies in Roy Funeral services for ROY Charles Allen Huff, 51, Roy, who diei Friday in an Ogden hospital after a short illness, will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the and Sons Mortuary in Lin-dqu- ist Ogden. Mr. Huff was the father and brother of several Utah County residents. He was born March 21, 1919, in Castle Gate, Utah, to John Allen and Maude Elliott H'tff. He married Mar jorie LaTurner and they were later divorced. He married Virginia Critchlow Wood on May 1, 1965, in Elko, Nev. Mr. Huff was a conductor on the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. A veteran of World War II, he was active in the American Legion. He was a member of the IDS Church. He also belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Survivors include his widow; six sons and daughters, John Allen Huff and Mrs. Lee (Carol) Rosenlund, both Roy; Mrs. Glen (Thelma) Stowell, Provo; Robert Huff, Ogtai; Richard Huff. Granger; Rodney Huff, U.S. Army, Fort Ord, Calif.; stepsons and stepdaughters, John Kenneth Wood, Kevin Wood, both Roy; Brent Wood, U.S. Navy, Camp Pendleton, Calif.; Mrs. Ron (Janice) Hartley, Riverdale; 16 grandchildren; one brother and three sisters, John E. Huff and Mrs. Howard (Wanda) Johnson, Orem; Mrs. William (Lucille) Beckstrom, Granger; Mrs. Dean (Dorothea) Weaver, Hooper; James Crowley and Joseph White, both of Orem. Friends may call at the mortuary in Ogden Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch. Statistics BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Saturday Boy to Joseph and Christy Malin Sintrn, Provo. irl to Brent and Lois istensen Lovell, Kearns. Girl to Karen and inez Alger Chesnut, Orem. Friday Boy to Jay and Joan Goodson Fielding, Orem. Girl to Larry and Florence Stark Smith, Orem. Boy to Terry and Audrey Davies Gavin, Springville. Girl to David and Lesley Ann Hanson Morris, Orem. Boy to Val C. and Diana Louise Bailey Toland, Provo. Boy to R. Dean and Bonnie L. Hemingway Rowley, Springville. C .. Crcsh Kills Four MANILA (UPI)- -A single-engin- e - ' i AMERICAN FORK Mary Anita Sykes, 21, died at her residence in American Fork Friday 3f a lingering illness. She was born June 21, 1949, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of William B. and Margaret Priday Sykes. She was a student at Brigham Young University. She was a .member of the IDS Church in the American Fork 10th Ward. Miss Sykes was past president of a RYU ward Relief Society. She served as secretary in the American Fork High School studentbody. She wes also a member of the National Honor V) lElA MR.ODEKIRK Society. Survivors include her parents Odekirk Funeral Rites Set of American Fork; Glenn Sykes, on an IDS mission to Virginia; John Ray Odekirk, 68, 337 N. 4th W., Provo, died Friday afternoon at the Utah Valley Hospital of respiratory arrest. He was born March 21, 1902, in Vernal, a son of George Carlos and Mary Ellen Young Odekirk. He married Mattie Marie Johnson on Jan. 23, 1924, in Berg 3 Mortuary I Services f 373-184- 1 9 Funeral John R. Odekirk services are pending and will be announced by the Berg Mortuary of Provo. Leila Sykes Hampton, Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 ajn. in the American Fork 10th Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the Anderson and Sons Mortuary Monday from 7 to 9 pm. and Tuesday until 10:30 ajn. Burial will be in the American Fork Cemetery. Reconsidered - that Barton Non-Pcrtis- postal J. rehave authorities considered their decision regarding a rural branch Post Office in this com- the present motor transportation from November, 1919, to July, 1920, at Fort Bragg, Tex. After his disUiarge he attended Brigham Young University for two years, then worked on the Strawberry Tunnel construc'ion. After his marriage they lived in Provo. He worked at Bingham Canyon and in 1927 they moved to Willow Brook, Calif., where he worked for the Paraleen Oil Company. In 1931 they returned to Provo and he was employed by Garfield Smelter, Remington Anns Plant and for American Bridge during construction of Geneva Steel Plant. He was employed by UJS. Steel from 1943 to 1967 when he retired as foreman in the instrument division, blast furnace department. Mr. Odekirk was a member of the IDS Church, being a High Priest at the time of his death. His hobbies were horseshoe pitching, in which he was a champion; fishing and enjoying the outdoors. Survivors include his widow of Provo; two sons and one daughter, Robert Fay, Odekirk Farmington; Forrest George Odekirk, Ogden; Mrs. Marvin J. (Shirley) Young Wallsburg; 13 grandchildren; two great- grandchildren; four brothers and four sisters, Earl Odekirk, Hope, Ida.; Orville Odekirk and Carl Odekirk, Fallbrook, Calif.; Melvin Odekirk, Ogden; Mrs. Paul (Ethel) Falls, Ida.; Thomas, Idaho Mrs. Eric (Margaret) Stetler, Mrs. Max (Glenda) Wilkinson and Mrs. Michael (Virginia) Roach, Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 ajn. in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 6 to 8 pan. and Tuesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Provo City Cemetery. Sperry Bowers Funeral Slated STOCKTON, Calif. - i v ' : A. pan. Friday, MRS. THORPE Services Set Tuesday For Mrs. Thorpe Alpine School District No. 3 Includes America Fori, Alpine, and Highland Frank C. Greenwood, Incumbent Richard J. Reisrier any postal directory at the present time. Residents receive their mail through the Springville Post Office. The 1970 census showed the city's population as 2,007, a gain of 32.38 percent over the PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT Municipal Ward 2 2 Includes Provo voting districts and Southwest area). Walter A. Hansen, Incumbent and Unopposed Municipal Ward 3 15-2- I960 figure. Maude May Thorpe, e State, Orem, resident of Springville, died Saturday in the American Fork Hospital due to causes incident to age. She was born June 9, 1886, at Ashley Fork, Uintah County, daughter of Robert M. and Mary Ann Clement Gammell. She was married to Alfred Thorpe on Jan. 18, 1905, in Springville. He OREM 84, 597 N. long-tim- died in 1965. Mrs. Thorpe spent most of her life in Springville. Following the death of her husband, she moved to American Fork, and resided in Orem since February of this year. A member of the IDS church, she was active in the Relief Society as a visiting teacher, and she had done genealogy and temple work. Surviving are one son and four daughters: Ford E. Thorpe, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Ray(Grace) Schultz, and Mrs. Clifford (Thelma) Taylor, both of Orem; Mrs. Don (Helen) Morrison, of Henderson, Nev.; and Mrs. Hero (Billie Beth) Bush, of Newcastle, Wyo. She is also survived by 28 grand 93 great- children, great-gre10 grandchildren, grandchildren, one brother and iwo sisters: atis uammeu oi Orem, Mrs. Charles (Myrtte) Packard, and Mrs. WUford Funeral Stockton, 55, half-broth- er of Leonard H. Foote of Spanish Fork, who died Wednesday in Stockton, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the B.C. Wallace Mortuary in Stockton. Burial will be in Lodi, Calif. Cemetery. Mr. Bowers was born April 8, 1915, in Orderville, Utah, to William and Elizabeth Heaton Bowers. He married Jacquelin Dickison on June 18, 1945, in Stockton. He was a member of the IDS Church. Mr. Bowers served in World War II in the Armed Forces. He was employed by Pittsburgh-De- s Moines Steel Corp., where he was West Coast traffic manager. Survivors include his widow; one sister, Mrs. Mildred Keller, Kanab, Utah; Leonard H. Foote, Spanish Fork; Warren C. Foote, Logan; W. Darrell Foote, Reno, Nev. half-broth- funeral Jordan P.edwood accident Friday; p.m., West Monday, Stake Center, 7925 S. 1 Road. (generally in 29-3- 4 (Generally 37-3- 9 (generally 2, Hal M. Clyde Vernon J. Tipton Nebo School District No. 2 Includes most of Spanish Fork paign that has been marked by charges and countercharges of Clyde A. Swenson Clifford Clark false and misleading advertiseNebo School District No. 3 ments and spiked by the visits of a host of out-o- f state RepubliIncludes Mapleton, and part of Springville and Spanish Fork. cans, including the President Ray S. Whiting, Incumbent and vice president. Hugh Hjorth Nixon President touchy down briefly in the state Saturday night to urgo support of Democratic 6-- The "Chronicle Plays" are the historical plays of Shakespeare dealing with English kings and the events of their reigns. well-know- n if JfIII Nixon Well Received In Salt Lake Visit y, ?&L2A'L$!S JS?&SL3? ZTuAnTAo seven-count- 373-700- STUDENT SPECIAL TYPEWRITERS n. L THORN The Right Man For the Right Job At the Riaht Time! A . is R II Utah County Commissioner Adv. -P- d, Pol. ( tir J rMJ JESSE W. EVANS Democratic Candidate For UTAH COUNTY SHERIFF Utah County has had a problem of Drug abuse among our youth over the period of the past three years. The Sheriff's office has never established a county wide program to combat this problem during that period of time. In order to deal effectively with the drug problem in this County, all law enforcement agencies should unite together and work as a team to eliminate the problem. The Sheriif as Chief law enforcement office of the county should take the lead in organizing such a program and assist the police of each respective City where such a problem should exist. If elected Sheriff of Utah County I pledge to the people of this county that I will organize and carry out such a program. ELECT A MAN WHO HAS 39.95 AN OUTSTANDING 59.50 POLICE OFFICER NewSCfifl 99.50 wt , wt NewSCM .159.50 .re,. wt Utah Valleys Electric Headquarters FACTORY SERVICE There is no easier way to Full Year 0 T II Time For A Change QUALIFIED HIMSELF AS improve your grades than using a typewriter. Student Specials PROVEN TO BE Lamb apparently was showing a rifle when it accidentally dis- -' charged and he was struck by a bullet in the forehead. New Royal New Adler d.. EASY TERMS Commissioner death Wednesday of a Manila man was accidental. Killed in his home was Oliver Burnell Lamb, said authorities. illtMli b. off-ye- ar Paul report - Dag. Sheriffs officers that the shooting VOTE Moss-Burto- Utah County PAUL It's FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE In American Fork in- KayBeikomitani Terry Draper, Sr., Incumbent In Spanish Fork But at the same time a poll Vernon J. Reed Hansen C.Mills, Incumbent published Saturday showed In Salem . Moss running well ahead. Lew Christensen, Incumbent n election Unopposed The In Pleasant Grove heads the ballot in Tuesday's' Keith R. Anderson, Incumbent Unopposed election but voters also will elect InLthi two congressmen, pass judgment Warren L. Goates, Incumbent on three statewide propositions, Unopposed InPayson elect anew legislature and vote J. D. Christensen, Incumbent Unopposed for scores of local officers and In Mapleton issues, NorrisT.Binks, Incumbent Unopposed Low Turnout In Santaquln The polls open at 7 a.m. Tues-J. O.Peterson, Incumbent Unopposed day and close at 8 pjn. Most For Provo City Constable observers expected a relatively Charles R.Beeder, Incumbent Jerry Miller low voter turnout probably in the neighborhood of 6045 per cent, compared for instance with 72 per cent in 1966, the last election. President Nixon's Saturday night speech in the Tabernacle in support of Burton was his second visit to Utah in three cial tribute to the Tabernacle (Continued From Page 1) months and followed visits by Vice President Splro T. Agnew, Eastern liberal establishment." Choir which sang at his special cabinet members George Rom-neBut, the question is Nixon request. The big choir ended the David Kennedy and Clif- said: "In the next two years ford Hardin, several U. S. sena- do you want a President who meeting with the song, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." tors 'and presidential advisor keeps his promises?" In order to keep his 1968 Robert Finch. POTTED But whether all that help was campaign pledges, Nixon said, enough to boost Burton into the he needs more support in t h e PLANTS senate won't be known until Senate. to Tuesday night. brighten Sen. Moss had voted against Voters Tuesday also will elect two the gray Supreme Court nominees of up two congressmen. the President. winter days. . ,. "It is time to strengthen the p8C e forces against the criminal forces," he said. "We must see that the wave of crime does not become the wave of the future," Nixon added. The President looked a little tired from his fast moving western states tour. Tellmg FLORAL lines ran around his mouth, y Second In the curving upwards. 201 W. 1st S., 1 District, which includes Salt But he found time to pay spe Lake County, Incumbent Sherman P. Lloyd held a healthy 55.3 to 36.3 lead over his Democratic opponent, A. H. Nance. Stephen D. Marsh, the American Independent Party candidate, had only 1.0 per cent and 7.4 per cent were undecided. Re-ele- ct MANILA, Utah (UPI) gett County survey indicatUPI's ed that tlw Republicans, who need a net gain of seven seats to control the Senate, would (Continued From Page 1) have to sweep senatorial contests rated a few days units sweeping the east bank of before the election as too close the Mekong River six to IS miles south of the capital had to call. a in been reinforced in their search O'BHen predicted television interview ("Profile" for Communist troops probing -- Metromedia Radio News) the city's outer defenses. But that Democrats would "retain no fighting was reported. the position we have in the At least two Americans were House," where they outnumber feared lost in the rampaging a make to 243 187, Republicans floods. Spokesmen said they "relatively significant" gain in were U.S. Navy advisers on a GOP the which governorships, Vietnamese military junk which controls now 32 to it, and out to sea on a river was swept as Senate the would "organize crest near the capital of Quang a majority" in January. Ngai Province, a city on the In Tennessee, where the coast of the South China Sea. administration has thrown its U.S. Military Headquarters at full political weight behind Rep. Da Nan& South Vietnam's William E. Brock 3d, for the Senate, Sen. Albert second largest city, established and the Demo- a disaster coordinating center Gore, cratic gubernatorial candidate, to rescue stranded Vietnamese John Jay Hooker Jr., aimed and help feed and shelter the their final campaign thrusts at thousands who were forced from their homes. Nixon's economic policies. Republican PROVO Springville, where friends may call Monday from 8 pan. and Tuesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. Utah Obituaries Ireland, 89, died Thursday; funeral Monday, 1 p.m., 8090 S. State. MAGNA Leonard Peter Colon;. a, 57, died Thursday; Requiem Mass Monday, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 2840 S. 9O00 W. OGDEN Amy Louis Weeks, infant daughter of Donald R. and Laurel Milman Weeks, died Tuesday; funeral was held Saturday. Sncc. 4 Gregory Alan Wilks, 20, was killed Oct. 24 by an exploding land mine in Vietnam; funeral was held Saturday. W5T JORDAN Robbie Ray Jenson, 5, was killed in a 28 Includes Provo voting districts 13, 7 and the Northwest area). Clarence F. Robison, Incumbent and Unopposed Municipal Ward 4 Includes Provo voting districts 23 and the central aret.). Rulen B. Hansen, Incumbent and Unopposed "Nebo School District No. 1 Includes most of Springville Senate Race Headlines Utah Ballot Rep. Laurence J. Burton, in his bid to unseat cumbent Frank E. Moss, As Accidental S. Vietnam Reed Morrill Harvey E. Smith, Incumbent Nov. 6. Mapleton is not listed in SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Vgo to the polls in Utah Tuesday to cap a political cam- 7 4 FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Alpine School District No. 1 Includes Vineyard, Lake View, and everything West of U. S. Highway 91. R. Phil Shumway, Incumbent Alpine School District No. 2 Includes Pleasant Grove, Manilla, and Iindon time. oters " Too Close To Call Henry Allen Mansfield 25-2- services for Sperry Heaton Bowers, Justice, Supreme Court of Utah Allan Crockett, Incumbent and Unopposed Death Ruled te regarding facilities and 5 Offices an Utah State Board of Education, Region However, postal authorities have now given their approval providing Mapleton can submit an acceptable bid personnel by Rep. California, with radicals and extremists. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee demanded that the sponsor of the ads, the "Committee for a Responsible Congress," file a report of its receipts and expenditures with the Clerk of the House as required by law. District Judge Fourth Judicial District Joseph E. Nelson, Incumbent and Unopposed munity. Councilman Collin Alien was notified recently that the council's request for this service could not be granted at (Continued From Page 1) tag some Democratic candidates, including Sens. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine and Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland and John V. Tunney of (Continued From Page 1) MAPLETON Mayor Carlos Hjorth of Mapleton received word Friday from Laurence J. Congressman Provo. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. Mr. Odekirk received his early education is Vernal schools and was a graduate of Vernal High School. He served in the U.S. Army airplane crashed into a river on the outskirts of Manila SALT LAKE CITY-Jos- epn killing all four Webb, 84, died Friday; funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., 36 E. 7th S. persons aboard. The Civil Monday, Fannie Idella North, 76, died Aeronautics Administration said Thursday; funeral Monday, 2 p.m., the plane was attempting to 6500 S. State. MURRAY Thelma O. Swenson, avoid strong winds and heavy 53, died Friday; funeral Monday the when clouds in the area noon, Murray 11th Ward Chapel, 5750 Nena Way. David Elton crash occurred. s American Fork; brothers and sisters, Patricia, Mark P., Larilyn, Joanne Sykes, all grandmother, Candidate In Utah County In Mapleton Utah Shooting Democrats List Post Office 30 Years experience in Provo Police Department Graduate F.B.I. National Academy Outstanding Provo City employee award. Awarded Certificate of Merit for distinguished service to youth (by Governor) Federal Narcotic training Received outstanding Peach Offices award of Utah County Guarantee. LLOYDS Typewriter Company 324 W. Center Next to Walker Bank. law (Paid for by Committt (or nforctmnn! Lynn Groncmon-Chairman- bttttr ) |
