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Show r T" -- j X, " vV " -- T - .,' vi, r r . t " rfr (! f .i;4 i w- wyy ;7?fr3 ?'-i- . ; X. t $ ' r V ' . i ft v- -v -- : Ai !V1J Educator, Fruit Raiser Died at Intermountain Brigham Stores Dorm Attendant Feature Local Willard Home Killed by Bus Artists Work ft & a: J' J Scheduled for Talent Plentiful rt V-- Willard Native Bunderson School Open House Party Died at Home in California well-know- n Funeral Services Set Today for Former Resident Itif i-- Baby Died Hospital The victim was identified as Biuce Poocha, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridgc Poocha of Brigham City. Poocha was struck down by the large bus as he and a companion A heart Alexander Healing, were crossDIED SUNDAY attack claimed the life of ing the highway during an arguB. Taylor of WTlard ment which followed an ride through Weber and Sunday morning while attending priesthood meeting Box Elder counties. s, Bruce MEETS DEATH Poocha, employee at Intermountain school, was killed suddenly Tuesday morning in a traffic accident south of Willard. all-nig- at the Willard ward chapel. Bus driver Howard Jeppsen of Salt Lake City told Highway Patrolman TeWayne Woodland Venezuela is a union of 20 that he saw Healing cross the states, a federal district and road but that Poocha appeared two territories. in front of the bus only at the last moment when it was too Box Elder NEWS 6 late. information to gathAccording Brigham City, Utah ered in the investigation of the November 7. 1956 Wednesday, his driving fatality, Poocha, two Funeral services were con- fathers pickup truck and ducted Monday at noon in the male companions had been out Tremonton LDS Second ward since midnight. near Willard, Somewhere chapel for Edward A. (Gus) Pierce, 84, of Tremonton, who Poocha reportedly stopped the truck during an argument and " died Friday in the Valley You cannot and should not put off till tomorrow what Healing got out of the truck. Poocha then got out and folshould be done today, especially if the matters concerns Mr. Pierce was a member of lowed Healing down the road your vital vision! Take heed now. Get an examination the LDS church. and the pair evidently decided today jf possible. CARE FOR YOUR EYES. He was born July 22, 1872, in to cross the highway. It was durwas Poocha the a that son of Edward crossing ing Farmington, DR. ROY, F. BARNARD and Ellen Wood Pierce. He was killed. reared and educated in The third companion was BilOPTOMETRIST 26 South Main phone 597 ly Grover. C. William Sackett Trooper On Dec. 23, 1902, he married Lola Ann Kilfoyle in Kaysville. assisted with the investigation. Bruce Poocha was born Sept. in They moved to Tremonton 1915. Mrs. Pierce died Nov. 18, 19, 1935 at Polacca, Ariz., a son of Elbridge and Joy Coochise 1949. Poocha. Surviving are five sons and He came to Brigham City. 15 two daughters: Nate Pierce of months ago where he has been Brigham City; Ralph Pierce of emyloyed as a dormitory attenTremonton; Melvin Pierce, Mrs. dant at the Intermountain school. C. F. (Dora) Squires, and Mrs. He is survived by his parents DarLeen Nielsen, all of Salt with Lake" City; Golden Pierce of of Brigham City who are also at Intermountain New Jersey; and Vernal Pierce employed of Washington; 15 grandchil- school; two sisters and a brother,, Mrs. Margie Shupla and Mrs. dren; three and one sister in Salt Lake City, Mahnda Povata, both of Brigham City, and Charles Poocha, servInterment was in the ing with the U.S. Air Force. Memorial park. Funeral services will "be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the LDS Indian chapel with Don ofA new Hunsaker, branch president, READING, Pa. (UP) ficiating. e twist has been given to the Friends may call at the Haridea. A Reading policeON man left his wallet in a tele- old B. Felt Funeral Home evening from 7 to 9 phone booth. It was returned and Thursday to him a short time later with p.m. morning a note explaining the finder ptior to the services. Burial will kept $175 of the wallets $350 be in the Brigham City contents as a reward. Funeral Held For Tremonton Man on Monday Vision PHILCO . TELEVISION, RECORD PLAYER Wed-nesad- y 3 Philco TV with swivel base and automatic top tuning. Turns right or left for easy viewing. touch Guaranteed to Go Thru lce Mud or Snow or We Pay the Tow REG. $259.95 Relax Special 522995 with new flmtone Terms Remote Control TIRES Were so sure of the will guarantpe In writing You gojpr we An accurate musical "waker upper. Smart Pearl Black cabinet radio reception. Rich-voice- FROM S27S5 'Powertoneu Radio So light, so easy to carry anywhere in the house and enjoy. 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Rich, Janice Johnson Evelyn Andersen, Bertha Jen sen, Betty Marble, Jennie Niel sen, Lavina Clark, Joan Olsen Margaret Ann Call, Ruth O Hunsaker, Mary Nichols, Charlotte Lee, Roma Thorson, Oneta Thorne and Rozilla Compton, deceased. art project Ap-poll- os p , In observance of National Art Month, beautiful paintings have been placed in downtown stores for the general public to see and enjoy. and crochet The paintings work exhibited will be displayed for the entire month of A dormitory attendant from the Intermountain school was k.lled instantly Tuesday mom ing when he walked into the path of a northbound Greyhound bus south of Willard. B. (Paul) Taylor, 77, died Sunday, Nov. 4, of a heart attack. ' An educator throughout his M lifetime, Mr. Taylor was a graduate of the USAC in Logan and had done post graduate work at the University of Utah, Califor&f nia, and Washington, as well as Brigham Young University. He had taught school in Willard, at Box Elder High school, and had 1 served as principal of Murray High school. He was born at Willard on Nov. 22, 1879, a son of Apollos and Clotilds Pettlngill Taylor. He was married to Josephine V k tZS'Jt j . White on Sept 10, 1901, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. She died on March 20, 1936. He was married to Leah Hatch on June L 1, 1937. Uncle lioscoe, left, along with George Pitts,, celebrated enterTO DELIGHT KIDS An member of the LDS tainer of stage, radio and television, and Jimmy cut-u- p as they plan to attend open church,active he served a three-yea- r house festivities at Bunderson elementary school, Friday, Nov. 9, at the school. The mission for the LDS chuich in hour long program featuring the trio, as well as judie Barrus, talented marimba player, New Zealand, from 1901 to 1904. He served as bishop of the Wilwill begin at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be sold before and after the performance. lard ward from 1943 to 1948, during which time the Willard ward Is chapel was completely remodeled and renovated. He has served in many church capacities including Sunday school superintendent of the Willard ward, and a member of Talent will be plentiful as pa- Uncle Roscoe, Gordon Owen and the Sunday school stake board trons of the Bunderson school Ted Mack. She has also been of the Sharon stake. At the and the general public gather auditioned by Walt Disney. a high priest in A charge of $1 per family or on Friday evening, Nov. 9, for Dr. George F. Harding, a na- time he was ward and was a the Willard 50 cents 25 cents and adult festivities. tive of Willard, died Oct. 30 at per open house ward the member of genealogiwill be made for the his home in Santa Monica, Calif., per child Slated to appear in Brigham show. cal committee. a illness. short after City Friday evening are Uncle In recent years he had visited Refreshments will be sold beHe was born Oct. 3, 1869, in Roscoe of KTVT, George Pitts, fore and show at a Willard, a son of Charles and the LDS temples in Salt Lake celebrated entertainer of stage reasonable after thePTA officers Matilda Zundel Harding. City, Logan, Manti, Idaho Falls, fee, radio and television and little anHawaii and Canada. the was educated open sponsoring house, and He reared a mirim-bJudie Barrus, nounced today. He was also known for his in the Willard schools and conplayer. tinued his studies at the Univer- activities as a fruit grower and to Uncle Roscoe Is sity of Utah, where he graduated dairyman. He had devoted the all youngsters and parents alike last 15 years of his life to these in 1891. in the area. On June 26, 1899, he married activities. Mr. Pitts program comes very He is survived by his wife of Birdie Snow in the Salt Lake highly recommended by various LDS temple. Willard, two brothers and two schools, church groups, univerHe is survived by three sisters: U. C. Taylor of Sacrasities and individuals throughPortia, Virginia and mento, Calif.; A. J. Taylor of daughters, out the nation. He has traveled all of Santa Monica, Bear River City; Ida White of Mercedes, throughout England, Canada and Calif.; two grandchildren and Salt Lake City; and Amelia Dathe U.S.A. also a vis of Garland. two Judie Barrus will be rememFuneral services will be con- brother, Daniel F. Harding of Funeral services will be conbered as the talented mirimba ducted today, Wednesday, in the Wednesday, Nov. Willard; three sisters, Matilda ducted today, and Willard ward chapel at 1 p. m. player who has entertained with 7, at San Gabriel, Calif., for Carbine, Clarice Hardy Friends may call at the famMrs. J. A. (Martha Ellen Collen, Elizabeth Harding, all of Salt residence in Willard TuesLake ily City. known here as Mattie Boden) Funeral services were con- day evening and Wednesday Fishburn. Mrs. Fishburn died Nov. 3 fol- ducted Saturday in Santa Mon- morning prior to time of serin vices. Interment will be in the lowing an operation at San Ga- ica and interment was also Willard cemetery. Santa Monica. briel. L She was born Feb. 26, 1880 in ; Dayton, Idaho, the daughter - of to go places Weather Cooperates Stephen and Mary Boden Callen. Month-Ol- d Her mother died when young In the With Plans for Martha Ellen was six months old. It was then she came to in Football Game Today Brigham City and was reared by Mrs. Annora Boden. Old Man Weather must have Brenda Sue Hanson, infant She received her education the wishful thinking of heard here and a teaching certificate daughter of Joseph and Darlene coaches and football players from the University of Utah. She Simonson Hanson of Salt Lake from Box Elder High and Ogtaught school in Brigham City City, died Saturday in St. Beneden High schools this week prior to her marriage, June 22, dicts Hospital in Ogden. modified 1904 to James A. Fishburn. The infant was born Oct. 4, when temperatures Tuesday after an extremely They spoke wedding promises 1956, in Brigham City. in the Salt Lake LDS temple. The parents are members of cold spell during the past week. They first made their home in the LDS church. Snow and cold necessitated Tremonton, then resided in BrigSurviving are the parents, the the postponement of the Box ham City until 1935. Since that grandparents, Mrs. Sarah SimonElder-Ogdefootball game last time they have lived in Pocatel- son of Brigham City; Mr. and Friday; however the game will lo, Idaho; Salt Lake City, Oak- Mrs. Neldon Hanson of Nephi; be played today, Wednesday, land, and now San Gabriel. two Mrs. weather conditions. despite Mr. Fishburn will be remem- Emil Hanson of Fountain Green; bered here as Bishop Fishburn. Mrs. Robert The game will begin at 2:30 Chappel of Nephi; He served as bishop in the and a p.m. and will be played on the Fifth LDS ward for 15 years. BEIIS campus. This will be the Mrs. Fishburn has led an ac- Mrs. Unity Chappel of Nephi. conwere Graveside final game of the season, school services life in LDS church affairs. GO GREYHOUND tive She has served as president Of ducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the officials announced. burial Fifth ward MIA; been active in Nephi cemetery where Non-stoservice between hunboth Primary and Relief so- took place. dreds of cities, and ciety. She is also a charter direct to all member of Oak Camp DUP and Vacationlands since moving to California has plus new lux- ury buses mean a wonderful been active in Relief society time! And, dont forget Greyand DUP work. hounds many tours. She is survived by her husband at 6776 North Rockhold, San Gabriel, Calif.; daughters, Mrs. Clay (Laura) Andersen, San Gabriel, Calif.; Mrs. S. J. (Annora) Ferguson, Fresno, Calif.; Mrs. Robert (Mary) Bunch, Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Emery (Helen) Huggins, Bear River City, and sons, Robert Fishburn, Howard Hotel Phone 175 Pocatello, Idaho, and Platt Fishburn, Tracy, Calif.; 20 grandchilJ. W. Howard, Agt. dren and six pspa as well as a sister, Mrs. Minnie Perkins, Dayton, Idaho. Apollos of Willard, $1 up per week Layaway Now for Xmas ' Carriers, rods, cornices, lambrequins, valances and wide fabric selection available at JtlEPJIQNES ; ; if j t- WflCE3-8556:.lfARP4427- ; . U - . HIGH!, P.i4! 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