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Show MtMMffTf MMfytitmMMtMM iimn m ttttttttttttt rlV Brigham Gty, Utah November 14, 1961 Tuesday, Aged Mother Service Set Brigham Native Death Claims Dies Friday For Infant Dies Nov. 8 At Hospital THE BOX EIDER NEWS, Brigham Man Sunday Morn In Los Angeles Eugene Wesley Burrell, age 63, of Los Angeles, died at his home Wednesday after a months illness Mr. Burrell was born Aug , Merle Jenson, age 52, of 130 North Second East, passed away Sunday at 5 30 a m. at his home following a brief illness. Mr. Jenson was r born June 6, 1909 TJgfiSjk River City, a son of Osey and Amanda Johnsen Jenson He was rear Mr. Jenson ed in Bear River City and graduated from Bear River High school. 22, 1898 in Brigham City, a son of William and Elma Hillstrom Burrell. He was reared and educated in Brigham City. He had worked as a chef in Brigham City and Los Angeles. He was a member of the LDS tS5lat church. y ALL GIVE THANKS! O e He had worked as field for the Box Elder Packing Company for many years, and had worked as radio dispatcher for the Brigham City Police department for the past two and a half years. repre-entativ- FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Emelia M. Welling will be held today at 1 p.m. in the Third ward chapel. children; his parents, Brigham City, four brothers and two sisters, Floyd Jenson, Brigham City; Max Jenson and Vear Jenson, both of Salt Lake City; Frank Bear River City; Mrs. Jenson, Las Vegas, Tom (Gayle) War, Nev ; Mrs. Jay (Donna) Wight, Alamogordo, N. M Ui Felt funeral home Directors HAROLD 6 FELT BRIGHAM BECAUSE VERl I PETERSEN CITY a funeral director is of one faith does not mean that he not serve those of all faiths. wars. But God, in His Infinite dom, has been good to us Americans. Most of us have not suf fered greatly, despite the fact that some of our valiant lads have fallen In far away fields, May their souls rest in Peace. Yes, there have been unsettled times, but this year we are emerging from some of the mist of uncertainty and, God willing, we are on the threshold of a new era of permanent peace and MEMBER OW OF THC at THK wis- OOtDEH RULE are well acquainted with the procedures of all churches, and are able Felts to conduct proper services for families of prosperity. I think that all of us have much to be thankful for. So, on Thanksgiving Day, as you sit around your bountiful table enjoying Mothers succulent turkey delicious and all the other treats, send up a silent prayer of fervent thankfulness. America is any religion. Phone PA3-520- 3 still the finest, most blessed country on earth. Lets keep It that way. Palmer Jewelry, 70 South Main, Phone PA 71 Beautiful Strike Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m. m the Brigham City cemetery for the stillbirth son of L. Reese and Deann John Norr of Roy, Utah, former- ly of Brigham City The baby was born Monday at Dee Memorial hospital in Ogden. Survivors include the parents, two sisters and a brother, Cynde, Jan and Kerry, all of Roy; grandGordon parents, Mr and Mrs John and Mr and Mrs. L. H. Norr, all of Brigham City. r" JGiflTSliE Brigham Lady NATIONAL Dies Thursday In Salt Lake 14 Ned Not TBe Costly Better not put off needed home repairs or improvements any longer Mrs. Berg was born Nov. 20, 1871, in Brgiham City, a daughter of John and Elizabeth Davies Evans. She was reared and educated in Brigham City. SHE WAS married to Lawrence Berg, Feb. 27, 1889, in the Logan LDS temple. They made their home in Brigham City. Mr. Berg died m 1934. After his death, she made her home m California for several years, later returning to Brigham City. An active member of the LBS church, Mrs. Berg served as counselor and then as president of the YWMIA for eight years. She worked m the Sunday school and Relief society of the Third ward An avid genealogical research worker, Mrs. Berg had taught genealogy classes and served on the stake committee. She also was affiliated with the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. MRS. BERG has been recognized as being chosen as one of the first Peach Queens during the early days of the Peach Days celebration. She has since been inClair L. (Lee) Poison, age 73, vited to ride as an honored guest died Thursday at the Veterans Hos in the Peach Days celebration for many years. pital in Boise, Idaho. Mr. Poison was born in RockShe is survived by two daughland, Idaho, on April 22, 1888, ters, Mrs. C. W. (Edyth) West of son of Hans and Sina Christensen Paso Robles, Calif.; Mrs. Thomas Poison. He was reared and edu- (Louise) Gutterson, Santa Barcated in Brigham City. Calif ; ten grandchildren, bara, of World 30 He was a veteran and one War I. Surviving are one brother and FUNERAL SERVICES were two sisters, Alfonzo Poison, Dillon Mont.; Mrs. George E. (Seth) conducted Monday at 11 a m. at Greenwell, Ogden; Mrs. O. J, the Harold B. Felt Funeral Home (Mrytle) Bellwood, Twin Falls, with Bishop Morgan Hawkes of the Brigham Fifteenth LDS ward Idaho. Military graveside services were officiating. The invocation was offered by conducted Monday at 3 pm. in the Brigham City cemetery, where Ephraim Johnson and the beneinterment took place under the di- diction by Clark Hillam. Speakrection of the Harold B. Felt Fu- ers wer Eberhart Zundel, Bushop neral Home. K. B Olsen and Bishop Hawkes. Special musical numbers were laimaa jgsryjKa'adagsi, spaa ii ia'ggrft'nJ'iMA.jUUgCT'ig'taaegf Home Improvement Loans FIRST SECURITY 1 6 oz. loaf FOR CHOCOLATE FUDGE . dozen BROWNIES 69 ANGEL FOOD CAKE 0 2forl5c APPLE TURNOVERS 3T 49s film FROM FOOD KINGS MEAT DEPARTMENT ssaa If LB. 1 I FRANKS BAR-- S GROUND FRESH EVERY HOUR z pkg. 49c Top Quality ROUND BEEF . - - 'wa r i it r - ... FOOD KINGS FRESH PRODUCE 1 6 PKG. til LB. PACKAGE CRANBERRIES 2p39c Y" s4 n 'j-- t - of FOOD KINGS FROZEN FOODS p PASCO 6 oz. ORANGE JUICE CHETS 5 hr S1 Turkey, Beef, Chicken DINNERS each 49' BANK fc.,1 tow-l- M V. N f( lw A Nat CARD OF THANKS To those who by their acts of kindness, expressed their svmpa-thand friendship at the time of the death of our beloved husband, father and son. Lawrence, we wish We to express heurtfelt thanks. wish especia'ly to thunk the ward bishopric, the Rrlkf society, our friends, and all others who assisted in any way Mrs Lawrence Roche and Family. Mrs Godfrey Rmhe y Up to fix up the basement or add a room Bakery ore Family. at low bank rates years 3 to repay In-St- White CARD OF THANKS Word cunnot express the gratitude and appreciation we feel toward those who, by their kindness jnd generous assistance, helped lighten our burden of sorrow at the time of the death of our husband and father, Carl Seashore. rest with May Gods blessing those who came to our assistance in any wuy Mrs Ruth Seashore and Dont forget the heating system Insulate attic or walls Our I7 4 or doors WEDNESDAY S', Famous Food King Home Made kindness expressed theirsympathy and friendship at the time of the death of our beloved mother and Mattie E. grandmother, Mrs. Berg, we wish to express heartWe wish especially felt thanks. the to thank the ward bishopric, Relief society, our friends, and all others who assisted in any way Daughters and grandchildren of Mattie Berg Family. Install storm windows and p CARD OF THANKS To those who by toeir acts M WA f T- - Fresh Baked Goods From CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of thanking all those who extended assistance, comfort and sympathy at the time of the illness and death of our beloved husband, father, son and brother, E. W. (Red) In lifes daikest hour Robinette. we knew the true meaning of the word friends. E. W. (Red) Robinette family, Louise and Luther Robinette, and Delores Brangal. N-1- r TUESDAY Resident Dies in Idaho Check your roof and gutters V FOOD KINGS BEST BUYS! ailment. rendered by a grandson, Lawrence Berg West, who sang The Lords Prayer, and a vocal and violin duet by Harold and Lillian Felt. Interment was in the Brigham City cemetery where V. Earl Madsen dedicated the grave. Winter weather is upon us It was V for you know what last Tuesday night for VICTORS successful candidates in the city election. Left to right, Willis these and Verl Petersen and William L. Packer, Hansen, mayor-elec- t, elected to the city council. i Mrs. Martha Evans Berg, native of Brigham City, Thursday at 4 25 p. m. in a Salt Lake City rest home of a heart Former Local can- We Welling Mrs. Welling had taught school in Perry, Mantua and Brigham City about 50 years ago. She also taught m a private kindergarten and was affectionately known as Auntie Welling to many of the youngsters of this area a number of years ago. Active in community affairs, Mrs. Welling served as vice president of the Box Elder county Democratic party. She also held various positions in the auxiliary organizations of the LDS church. SURVIVORS include a daughter and sons, Mrs. Vernon (Mary) Kotter, Moore, Idaho; David M Welling, Ogden; Max M. Welling, Las Vegas, Nev.; Ralph M Bountiful; Welling, Major Grant M. Welling, serving with the Armed Forces in Tokyo, Ja18 grandchildren, pan; eight two brotheis and a sister, Roland A. Madsen and Mrs. Connie M. Peters, both of Brigham City and Sterling B. Madsen of Blackfoot, Idaho. Funeral services will be conducted today, Tuesday, at 1 p. m. in the Brigham City Third LDS ward chapel with Bishop K. B. Olsen officiating. Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt Funeral Home prior to services. Interment will be in the Brigham City cemetery. four Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p. m. in the Brigham City City Fourth LDS ward chapel with Bishop Herman W. Hudiield Friends officiating. may call at the Harold B. Felt FuSURVIVORS include his widow, neral Home Tuesday evening from Brigham City; a son and a daugh- 7 to 9 p m. and Wednesday prior ter, Russell D. Jenson, Salt Lake to services Interment will be in the BrigCity; Mrs. Farrell (Merlyn) Larsen, Brigham City; four grand- - ham City cemetery. Oleen Palmer By Well, neighbors, this is the The season of Thanksgiving, traditional frost Is on the pumpkin and Old Man Winter is close at hand. What a wonderful occasion our Thanksgiving Day 1st And this year It seems to me that it is more wonderful than at any time for many years. I am thinking, of course, about the state of our nation and indeed the state of all the world. We have been through some years of fear and anxiety and we have all been conscious of the fact that the world Is being tormented with all kinds of threats of wars and rumors of J. if Bear Surviving are his former wife, one son and daughter, Dick Burrell and Mrs. Bonnie Hash, both of Los Angeles; one sister, Mrs May B Sisson, Brigham City. He married Verlyn Jensen on Funeral services were held MonJan. 10, 1933, at Brigham City. B 1 day at p m. at the Harold Felt Funeral Home with Bishop A member of the Church of JeWalter Jaggi of the Brigham City sus Christ of Latter-daSaints, he Tenth LDS ward officiating Interment was in the Brigham City was an elder in the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward at the time of Cemetery. his death. LET'S Mrs. Emelia Madsen Welling, age 84, of 94 North First West, passed away Friday at 5 30 p. m. in a hospital at Roy, Weber county, following a short illness. Mrs. Welling was born Aug. 21, 1877 in Brigham City, a daughter of Peter F. and Emelia Dahlgren Madsen. She was reared and educated here. She was married to Franklin David Welling on June 1, 1911 in SUCCUMBS Mrs. Martha Berg, the Salt Lake LDS temple. Mr. 89, died Thursday of a heart died in 1932. r M , - ' i t i r |
