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Show OUTEAST NEWS Sober services held in Blanding Funeral services were held Aug. 23 in Blanding for Duke Doris Sober, who was killed Aug. 20 in an accident on a "cat" in the Mormon Pasture area near Blanding. Mr. Sober was bom at Woodward, Okla. , Jan. 1, 1909, the son of August and Kathryn Seamore Sober. He spent his early years in that area, but worked in the oil fields of Texas and Oklahoma before , coming to Monticello to make his home in 1942. He was employed for a number of years at the Vanadium Mill in Monticello, in mines in the county and as a contractor on heavy equipment. It was on a job of this kind that he met his death, when a tree fell from the ledge above and struck him. He was married to Ada Fay Castor Oct. 11, 1929 and she died in 1948. He then was married to the former Dixie Black and they lived in Monti cello until moving to Blanding 14 years ago. Bishop Grant L Shumway officiated at the service held in the Blanding Ward Chapel. Mrs. Mabel June Palmer furnished the music and a nephew Brent Kartchner, gave the prayer at the home with Arvid Black giving the opening prayer. The obituary was given by Bishop Scott A. Hurst and speakers were Harvey Soc. Sec. man here next week A representative from the Durango Office of the Social Security Administration will be in Monticello on Sept. 4 from 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. in the County Courthouse, The representative will be in Blanding at the City Hall on Sept. 5 between the hours of 9 a. m. and 11:30 a. m. The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah Thursday, Aug. 28, 1969 Page Seven Kartchner and Ted Black. A vocal solo "He Walked With Me" was given by Darwin Jones and a mixed triple trio sang "Sometime, Somewhere" and "The Old Rugged Cross. " The closing prayer was given by Dlis Palmer. Pallbearers were Mike Knack, Edwin Carothers, Luther Sober, Wade Carothers, Hugh Acton, Curtis Palmer and Carl Klatt. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the San Juan Mortuary of Blanding and interment was in the Blanding City Cemetery. Surviving Mr. Sober, in addition to his widow, are his children Ruth Bowman of Okanogan, Wn. , Edwin of San Diego, Cal. , Wade of Coltsneck, N. J. , Kathy Knack. Elaine and Linda Sober, of Blanding, ten grandchildren, brothers and sisters Guy and Arlie Sober, Texas; Charles and Richard of Oklahoma; Hazel Ross, Ila Lewis and Zoe West of Oklahoma. In addition to friends from Monticello who came for the services Mr. and Mrs. Bob Musselman of Moab, several nephews from Texas, and his children and a brother, Arlie Sober, were in attendance. Soda Water Our sympathy to the Delmar Butt family in the tragic drowning of their son, Larry, in Buns 1 as the story of 8! KIHWS our Daily Specials! Coming Right Up, let (ream FRIDAY A SATURDAY SUNDAY A MONDAY Black Walnut Strawberry TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY ler daughter, Fay, and family Emory, Utah. Robert Richtman, who has spent the summer with the Geo. Jarrys, returned to his home in jong Beach, CaL The James Barrys called on the Rex Johnsons Sunday evenn Orange-Pineapp- le THURSDAY Chocolate ing. Mrs. Charles Snyder called on Clyde Deremo and Mrs. Inez datfield at the Cortez Hospital Vlonday. IGA Canned 12 oz. 0ld Salem 10 MONTICELLO PATIO napao-mr- t: ll$l 8$1 23 29 255 69 lb. 39 Flyers TableRite Cut Up lb. jv '-- vS, 27 Pork & Beans Van Camp 2-- 12 Olives Lindsay Select Pitted Crockets Coffee 3 1 $198 Hams Miller Boneless lb. $1.09 Baa)n Corn King lb. Canned Hams 35 39 $2.09 lb. lbs. 29 Bar Rolled Roast S 3 TableRite lb. 05 95 IGA Deluxe Chicken 23 Shake N Bake Salad Dressing TableRite Qt. Aluminum Foil IGA Baggies Sandwich Bags Cutcher'Broken 60 39 count 18x25 80 4-- 12 19 49 count oz. 29 45 Ice Cream Punch Lemonade TV , Try sons called on them. Mrs. Beata Johnson is visiting Peaches MONTICELLO towkiy ON -- reported. Sunday callers at Helen Redshaws were Mrs. Joan Saunders and Gertha Saunders who is visiting from Cortez. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaffer, Jr. , of Salt Lake also called. The H. W. Redshaws spent last week in Cypress and Long Beach, CaL , visiting relatives and friends. Visitors at the Jaime Crowley lome last week were John (Vhitfield and two children, .ynda Nelson and Denise Tom-lso- n, all of Oklahoma City and Sunday evening the Bart John- Napkins (Kitchen Charm Watch given Monday evening for Red Poole and Mrs. John Skidmore. It was the son of Mr. and Mn. Fred Skidmore returned Mrs. James Barry, Bob, who ' , Saturday from Texas and is home from Vietnam, instead brought daughter Lenora. home with her. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barry Hoi sum Hot Dog or Hamburger Charcoal A surprise birthday party was Lake Powell. Tomato Soup Campbells 1 Marshmallows Campfire lb. IGA 12s Tuna , Houseguests at the George Endter home are his aunt, Hazel Higeins and his father, W. A. Endter, of California. There was a very hard rain east of Monticello Saturday through Boulder and Eastland, the weather has cooled, no frost so far. Trier Tots Cantaloupe Celeiy Grapes Tomatoes 6pm Large Slicing Dinners Hiland 12 Hawaiian 6 Tip Top 2 Gal. oz. 6 oz-- . 589 10$1 43 ib. Banquet 69 8 oz. 39 |
