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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, July Deatli Claims Kate Hudson Funeral Sat. 21, 19G1 children mj 44 rext jrxndthilJ-r-n- . I Utufdl be Will New Swim I.ewwom Hepiii July 31 helJ Saturday July 22 it 2 pm. in the j Next set of swtmming lessons Clark ward tinmh, Iiiend may are . heduled to begin at the local Kate M.lt llud.on age 64 long 1,1 ,!e t llc Mortuary f n Jjy p.ml Monday July 31, accoidmg to Laxt r.n-laid 'I uevi.r. imJn, Salt Lake City Uumms 'time rviuhru ot Grantsville 7 ta 9 p m. and Saturday at 'Leigh Pratt, ufl, r uf J'uhl.c Safely (K Fug.-ruJuly H in the I wrth - ! Itiurday at i 30 a m. at the ?ie I. of Mrs. Laura Jonnson home for Mrs. Carne l!i.ik1 AaU should be msde 'p Watkins and Mrs. katkiiu. c of a son in Grantsville, alter a 62 Registration f ast Clark Street Grantsvtlle the pool. The course is 13 50 for .denl, Days o '7 (9) Mrs hong illness. Shepherd Green who d.ed July1 15 from ID a m. to funeral time. will be ;ka:e b. Car.er and Mr. Carter.l ten lessons. Classes htf Is J 41 ,rn Jaly hc BISIIOI lee Bracken of held for beginners, Advanced president. Day of '47 (10) Pari, Ce.many a daughter ol UIILDRLN VISIT ward toadu.M awan High School Band (II) inier med.ate and 3 to 3 r '1i Jacob n"--I 1 and The the servite and Norma Marsha::, Gh n rontiersim olds. year t Mr. and d' h0 'rIkSo Stars (12) l.rl Hulihinwml,11- - V !,le ,n C'rnun th4'l Gueu played prelude and jH.vtlude Hudson learned (he art Mr. been ill have Bruce Mas of,Mrs. fmiandMis aKo Hutchinson, ic and R(Xll, aiTompanmietu All ) the musical numbers, 'ihodui er; Chuck Parkinson, Ro- Kmtt.ng lor which she has become; heir children Mr. and Mr. Doyle well known. very Rrxleo Clown Announcer. (13) The invocation was offered I;. " reGrover MsBride and Durrui uit Buffalo) (14) Grande Civil AT THE last county fair she ceived awards lor crocheted tie, Col. Lt. Drill Patrol Team. Ar s'Green gave the family prayer L. Dunn, Salt Lalte City (15) baby jackets and Knitted afgan musical Ojiening Mortuary. $ Her descendents will prize the T Pre-Hun- g and Mrs. Dunyon. Dunyon nunilx-- r was by a quartet comi' '3y articles has she knit Rodeo Committee many fur, (16) Chairman ed of Kenneth Shilds, Carver, Guests at the home of Mr, and NBA. Worlds'them. Fullmer Bryan, Bevan Anderson She came to Salt Lake City when Mrs. Lee Fenton (or the past (17) Utej eight Champion Slvelds. Grant san. They a 'month has been their grandson she was 12 years of age as (19) "I Need Thee Lvery Hour." Rangers (Possee) Jrd Kuynskl of Seattle Wash- convert to the L.D S, Church. Chair Mrs. and Jelesmk Jelesmk, . Speakers who pa.d tribute -, t SHE met her future husband, mgton. He will be joined here this the life of the deceased and I Band. Andrew Jackson Hudson while! weekend by his mother Mrs. Bill C?rLl School 1 inch? ed words o; confort to the lanuM' f11 C'V working for Mrs. Hilda LricksonKucyncki and his sister Julie, un .LS were M. Hail Marshal! her ranch in Ibapah. They were Ia' HiofI 4 I ucn and Attendants at Steilmg R. Harris. loat sponsored by married July 5, 1M9 at Salt Lake ,or ( OTHER Musical numbers were'Sears (21) Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur City and the marriage was later solemnized in the L.D.S.Templc an organ medley played by Donna' Wood, Chairman, Queen's He died April 3, 1933. and a vocal solo by Joy nut tee. ... ( Mrs. Hudson spent most of her j come one section Pratt 'In the Garden." Following Construction Duly Heavy Gold life after her at of floats and marriage Bishop Kenneth Lewis gave the other sections benediction and Perry C. Gillette! tries depicting events and lhemesHII nd Grantsville. She was ac will participate' tive in the Primary organization. bands dedicated the grave at the Toivlej Thirty Surviving are a son James, For groups or individuals where, cemetery interment; among the floats, Grantsville, four daughters, Mary took place. PICNIC AREA, RIDES Pall bearers were grandsons Two necessities in doing snyi Noble, Mrs. Gilford (Amy) Wat- of Mrs. Green and were Bdl B, great and important work seem son, Mrs. Paul (Laura) Johnson 1 272 N. Broadway, Tooele ) Shores ol Utah Lake Paul S., Ruie, and Jack L. Green. to be: (1) a definite plan, and all of Grantsville and Mrs. Elsie to! Roberts. Salt Lake City, i Bill J. and Mike R. Adams, Gary 21 a limited time in which Near Lehl Phone SOS ALSO surviving are IS grand do it. '...v.x.x.v.x.s..-v-x.s..x.v--s- ' and Phill'ps Jones. ' wt-r- beg-inner- fourth Weather - Aluminum Doors? - Welded ..... 1 off-r-if- l- .Full Thick D',r IVixmiiel Planner. . mander, Col Cecil M. MaGrcgor. These resupervisors are coordinating at 10D the and gion S, (western stales) control center the personnel consolidation plan which is exwill eventpected to begin in August and 1400 additional ually mean approximately ordnance ee at the depot. employ the massive organisation looking chart that will determine the Job available In each division are L to R Harold Sedrel, Ordnance Viliaa Agency, Rock Island Arsenal, lllnois; William C. Wiest, I leld Service Division, Office Chief of Ordnance, Washington D. C. and TOO Com over 98 SWIM Coin-Dixo- SARATOGA Farm & Home 'Builders Supply! t Personal Lb 2V Fresh A Grade Young plump tender ideal for a picnic or Sunday dinner! , cAru-- r S' - Coinin' Aloiij Fine ture are front Rainier; Carol Jack Drinvillc, Norman Wagner Supervisor L, C. Wiggins, Washington D. C., eems pleased with the (2nd from right) work of this team of specialists who are helping to develop the final plans for Tods new missile era mission. 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