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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Page Eight A BRIDE OF THE WEEK, MRS. JOSEPH FITTON HANSON, T1IE FORMER JEANNE OSKAR OF LOGAN. Tuesday, June 10, 1911 Warehouses . For Ogden Eliza Lott Given Burial In Kaysville JVI0re Arsenal Depot TRENTON Cat he County- - Mrs Funeral services for Gevorg Eliza Jat.e Clarke Lott. 72 of Carlson 59, 445 East Seventh South tot Trenton, widow of Corneluus Ben- street. Salt Lake carjienler jamin Lott, died Friday ;.t her many years, who d.ed Thursday h ime in Trenton after a six at 1145 p. m, of a heart attack, months' Illness, were conducted Sunday In th as born February 11. Waterloo ward chapel. 1C21 Fifth Lott 1803. at Kaysville, a daughter of East street, by Albert Smith of the Michael and Eliza Smuln Clarke. ward Bishopric. She was married to .Mr Lott NovMr. CurKon was bom in Loember 18. In Manti L D S temple, gan. October 2, 1881, a son of Swi-and had resided In Trenton the and Hannah Hammer Carlson. cinity. 23 yurs. Mr. Loll died in He was a member of the WoodUnder present plans, another past 1933. men of the World, and of local 1'ecembir, large storage warehouse and about She a as honored recently by No. 184 of the carpenters union. 85 000 square feet of closed shed Benson L D S Stake Wd aIso President of the Friend for her and was a member of the club, ly as record Relief a storage space will be construct outstanding teacher for 48 years Waterloo ward. ed under one contract, while society He is survived by his wlddow Earlier In life she had led in two additional large warehouses Mrs. Emma Davis Carlson of serclass work and had will be constructed under an religious Park four brothers, ved as treasurer of Kaysville Re- Huntington other contract lief Society a number of years. moses Carlson of Redondo Beach Formal construction authoriza Charles. Ernest and California., tion is expected to be received In recent years she devoted her Carlson of Logan; two sisJoseph to time in research genealogical here soon, after which dates for ters, Mrs. Joseps Krepris of RedSalt Lake and Logan temples. opening of bids are expected to Beach and Mrs. L. L. Dola ondo sons seven and are Surviving be set. Mrs. Lydia May An- of Salt Lake City, and four granddaughters: inAt present 23 buildings, drews, Gerald C. and Clarence children. cluding eight huge warehouses Lott of Trenton. Roy Nlcl Lott of and a large two story clothing Blaekfoot, Idaho; Mrs. Gladys term; Seth T. Shaw (D), renovating plant sre under con- I. Bingham of Amalga. Cache Provo, two-yeterm; Don X. tract and in process of construc- county: Archie Lott, of Weston. Kenney (R), Richfield, four-yetion at the (3,500,000 Utah gener- Idaho and Vaughan A. Lott, who term. al depot project Is with the United States Army at According to corridor reports, measurOne of the warehouse Vancouver. Washington.; 28 grand- most of the executive session was 130 600 is seven about feet children feet and by ing great grand- devoted to the liquor commission, in children. and the following bro- there to be completed scheduled being considerable opposition about two weeks and ready for thers and sisters: George S. Clarke to the appointment of a woman storage of army supplies. The of Gooding, Idaho, Edward Clarke to this department of government. concrete floor slab of this mam- of. Grantsville, Mrs. Sarah Rudd. It was rumored also that In con- P y;'?0lhl moth building is now being pourfirming the entire liquor commis ed by crews working 18 hours Kaysville and Mrs. Elizabeth Trap-per- t sion the senate rejected a report of Grace, Idaho. J of the committee on appointment daily. Funeral services were conduc- and confirmations. Steel framework has been erIn the Trenton During the past few days conted Monday noon ected for six of the big wareward, Burial in Kaysville cemetery siderable criticism was voiced both houses and for about was directed by Lindquist and within and outside the senate over of the seventh. Brick walls and sons mothuary of Logan. the geographical distribution of creosoted wood roof sheeting have the Important finance commission. been completed on two of these Governor Maw Nominations But the complaints were apparentof and the buildings, pouring ly Ironed out prior to the confirmconcrete floors In the second build- Are Accepted ing executive session. The coming Is expected to be started mission members Gordon Taylor from One) Page (Continued In one or two weeks. Hyde, Mr. Beesley and Mr. Pinreinforced Besides this work, bent acting health commissioner, gree, all live In the Fourth policoncrete foundations have been was nominated for that position. tical ward of Salt Lake City. Nominations confirmed by the poured for six large brick and steel sheds; which are now reaady senate In an executive session last- Reflections on Peace hours were: for the start of backfflling work ing one and one-ha- lf Jerrold P. Officers Meet Finance commission: Brick walls are completed for Lake (Continued from page One) Salt City, one wing of a large garage-shop- s (D), Beesley term; J. Fred Pingree (R), holes foundations with installation, through the target In the four-yeterm. completed for th shops and other Salt Lake City, least seconds. State Industrial commission: You can get an Idea of this wing of the garage. Concrete foundations are also finished for Senator Wendell Grover (D), Salt way aiming several minutes and A. O. Lake term; City, then resting by the photograph In sentry house and a checkers Lake City, four-yethe Cache American window. office building, and the concrete Wiesley (R), Salt M. Knerr (D), term; William floor of the latter is being poured. term. Mr. City, two-yeare also comple- Salt Lake Foundations Knerr Is the Incumbent chairman ted for two ignoo type underLiquor commission; Justin Hurst ground magazines, and forms are (D), Salt Lake City, term being built for pouring of the James C. Allen (R), Logan, four roof arch unit of reinforced conyear term; Mrs. Jeanette P. Gamer crete. term (D), Salt Lake City, two-yeL. First Lieutenant Robert commission: Tracy Agricultural Horchman, reserve officer of Reno, R. Welling (D). Salt Lake City, Nevada, has been called to active duty at Utah general depot opin preparation for three-shi- ft erations on th clothing renova ting plant, work on which has just been started and which is to be completed August 1, under a $368,500 contract. Captain Rulon J. Ballard, officer in charge, First Lieutenant William F. Hushes will and Lieutenant Horchman, each be in charge of an eight hour shift daily when the accelerated program becomes effective in about a week. OGDEN- ,- (iM.firmatj.m i' George Carlson Services Held In Salt Lake City that large wanh.m- - bulIJir.gs .it Utah general depot in Ogden will be placed undt r contract in the near future has been received fioin nrmy officials in W Jilt' c. in, D C. Lieutenant Colon Elmir G Thuin i. c instructing quartei m.ic'er for Ogden and vi- C f 1 f 4 M I t f I , 4 ii 4 six-ye- ar ar ar ) :! t -- ! I two-thir- t y V v: two-ye- ar ar It was an Impressive candle-ligceremony that was tendered Miss Jeanne Oskar, Monday evening when she was married to Joseph Fitton Hanson In the Fourth ward chapel. The wedding took place with Bishop L. Tom Perry of the Logan Ninth ward officiating. ht Entering the chapel on the arm her father. Otto F. Oskar, the presided at th table, assisted by young bride was lovely in a white Mona Kastll and Connie Hurren. satin gown, nude basque style with The trousseau where a a sweetheart necklace. Her bridal large and beautifulrooms, trousseau was to a halo of seed was Of six-ye- ar ar ar Lost Civilization six-ye- ar By Max Parkinson San Francisco By way of explanation, Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Wells vi lie has Just returned from San Francisco where she has been on a vacation. While there she met Max Parkinson, a son of Ross and Minnie Parkinson of Wellsville. He read the following poem written by him and Mrs. Wilson wishes to pass it along to Cache Valley friends of Mr. Parkinson by having It published in the Cache American. veil fastened on display, were supervised by pearls, as was the long Elizabeth Leishman! Emily Hanson Her Illusion. train of brides and Mrs. O. F. Oskar, Jr. Mrs. bouquet was of Madonna llles, tied Wayman Tidwell had charge of with a large white satin bow. the gifts and Mrs. Clyde Clark had The bride was attended by her charge of the guest book. Over 200 Bister, Mrs. Wayman Tidwell, who guests called. acted as matron of honor, Mona A shower honoring the young Kastll and Connie Hurren, brides- bride was given Monday evening wore an maids. Mrs. Tidwell of last week by Mrs. Wayman Tidjersey dress with an accord- well and Mrs. O. F. Oskar, Jr., at ion pleated skirt; Miss Kastll was the brides home. Games were blue satin, and Miss Hurren . in played and lunch was served to was wearing pink satin. All had old 40. A sliver service set was prefashioned bouquets of sented to the nosegay guest of honor. talisman roses, chiffon daisies and Mrs. O. A. Johansen, Mrs. Our Father who art In Heaven Burnett Little Gwendolyn larkspur. Griffiths and Mrs. Ada Way-ma- n Can this be the Earth you begun? was the flower girl and wore a entertained for Miss Oskar Is this the civilization baby blue taffeta dress with matchlast week at the home of Mrs. For which you gave your only son? ing tcnr.et. She carried a small Griffiths. Luncheon was served and f.iled with flowers. baski years as a feature of the session, game played, with prizes won by Everyone seems to forget. Fred Hanson, brother of the Mrs. Hugo Mrs. Wayman In their mad Just for power, having been conducted twice since Ensign, groom, acted as best man, and Tidwell and Mrs. James McMurrin. To humble themselves to you God, 1930 and once In 1925. Niemann Struve, Walter M. Niel- Thirty-fiv- e a single selfish hour. Starting off with the regular guests were present. For sen and Waj man Tidwell were classwork will be the third anwere received lovely Many gifts by Money rules our silly Earth - ushers. Gloria Griffiths and Ger- se the bride. Your Commandments all are brok- nual driving education ooq) - trude Griffiths had charge of the directed by Professor E. S. CarMr. and folMrs. Hanson left en. . guest book, where about 400 guests ter of th civil engineering delowing their wedding reception for And from the lips and souls you registered. a vocational partment, agricula trip to Yellowstone park. The gave ture conference and conclave on During the ceremony Bertha bride wore a saddle brown suit The of words Satan are spoken. Clark Purser played a medley "of with tan and white accessories curriculum building for elemenfor love songs at the organ and Lyle tary education! traveling. Upon their return they They are killing now in Europe, The fifteenth annual summer Shipley sang I Love You Truly will be at home at 330 North At mercy of a madmans will, school for coaches got moving and Through the Years. made Second East. Forgetting you God, who with coach Forrest Frosty cox The chapel was beautifully dec- them orated with white peonies, palms USAC Summer School And Christ who died on Calvary of Colorado university giving the opening lecture. Clark Shaughnes-sy- , and ferns, while the altar was Hill. the great Stanford grid men-- lined with tall branched cathedral Gets Going Today There are some here on Earth tor, will put his appearance at ' candelabra and white candles. A (Continued From Page One) 70 session. Over the Tuesday God, veins ter of satm-tie- d white wedding coaches gathered for instruction. bells draped the pulpit, In front college, and Jennie Campbell of Who love and follow- you First lecture of the special lecI pray that you may guide us, of which was a white satin kneelSalt Lake City, director of ture series will be given TuesOn the and thats straight path on a bench raised, education In the state deing plaoed true. day morning by Dr. John L. Childs carpeted platform. partment ef education. Also to professor of education at Teach-sitA reception at the Hotel Eccles contlnu the first three weeks whose subject is American followed the ceremony, with the the driver education course un- ner, superintendent of schools at Educators and the Present World Glencoe will "Straw discuss Illinois, H. der the CarS. bridal party In the receiving line. supervision of Crisis." On Wednesday evening The ballroom was decorated with ter, professor of civil enginering Men of Progressive Education,1 the featured speaker will be Dr. Man-dWednesday morning, and Dr. white peonies and palms. The serv- at the college. Paul J. Misner, superintendent Instructon begins today at Sherman, professor of edu- of schools at Glencoe, ing table was centered with a Illinois. Unicational the at 200 more a courses in than psychology m., in bride miniature and groom and Straw Men of His subject Is will of 32 the filds give of versity different Chicago, was presided over by Mrs. Bertha study with Progressive Education. classes being held each hour up concluding lecture of the week FriPurser and LaDonna Hardman. Governor Herbert B. Maw will when the special lec- day. Prior to her marriage. Miss Os- to 11 elaborate on Utahs Reorganized Dr. S. W. Chan, a member of State Government" Thursday morn kar was honored at a trousseau ture series of the session will be the school of letters at Stanford ing, and the concluding lecture tea given by her mother, Mrs. Ot- held dally. Summer Session officials were will be featured In the role of lec- of the week on to F. Oskar, at her home on SunFriday will be notified Saturday morning that turer during the entire second given by Dr. Bandel Sherman, In line were the receiving day. Miss Oskar, lovely In a white Jer- Governor Herbert B. Maw, or- wek. His subjects are The Chi' professor of educational psychChinese Poetry,' ology at the University of Chicasey dress with a wide belt of red iginally scheduled to open the lec nese Drama, on tures a discussion with ModernizaTuesday 'Chinas attempts at goand blue and wearing an elaborate The Position of Women pro- tion," Also starting Tuesday morning Mrs. Samuel of his state reorganization gardenia corsage; gram, would be unable to appear In China, and the Chinese No- will be the conferences of 65 Hanson and Mrs. Oskar. on this date but would do so on vel. He will appear as only a Utah vocational agriculture teachThe home was artistically decmorning. special torturer and not as reg- ers, supervised by Mark Nichols, orated with garden flowers and Thursday With Governor Maw shifted ular member of the visiting fac- state director of vocational agthe tea table was centered with a down to Thursday the first lec- ulty. riculture. Dr. E. A. Jacobsen, dean bouquet of white snapdragons and ture will be given Next Saturday the session has of the school of education at the by Dr. John L. orchid daisies in a silver bowk Childs, professor of education at arranged a Bird Refuge trip to state department of education, are Silver candelabra at either end Teachers college, Columbia Uni- the Bear River Bird refuge lo- directing the education meet. The held white princess tapers. Mrs. versity, who will speak on Amer- cated west of Brigham City es- agriculture teacher will study C. J. M. Trotman, Mrs. W. W. ican Educators and the Present pecially for students. The trip methods and a program of ImMerrill and Mrs. JosjpvKftStD World., Crisis. Dr. Paul J. Mis- - has not been held for several provement for Utah agriculture. ed ice-bl- ue Ar-de- lla ar 4. ITS NEED FISHING TIME ... SEASON OPENS NEXT SUNDAY Grants Bike is Headquarters for all High Quality Lines of Tackle. y, el Reels Rods Boots Flies Spinners j. REELS LEADERS BASKETS BAIT HOOKS SPINNERS LURES All Nationally Advertised Brands at . . Youll get the big if your Tackle comes from . . ModleH Dne GRANTS Billiards BIKE SHOP Just East of Postoffice t: ; LINES Bait Supplies an, r. FLIES RODS - ry Select Yours . . . from the Newest Stock in Logan LOGAN between Lyric and Roxy Theatres LOGAN |