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Show 4 t Brigham City, Utah Tuesday, July 16, 1963 THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Ex-Resid- Idaho Native ent Succumbs Brief illness Thomas Austin Ransom, 67 Thomas Robert (Bob) Preston, Ida., 43, 338 North 300 West, Bountiful, died Saturday In a Salt Lake hospital of New officers of the Beehive chapter of National Secretaries assocla LEAD SECRETARIES tion (International) are: Left to right, Mrs. Adele Hall, vice president; Mrs. Norma Hansen, sixth LDS ward chapel. of Brigham City. Seated, Mrs. Beverly Friends may call at the chapel secretary; and Mrs. Evelyn Garrison, treasurer-- all Tuesday prior to services. Cobla, president, of Ogden. Burial will be In the West Grove Level of the station site has High school, Pleasant Jordan City cemetery. been reduced 10 feet below High school, Mantl High school grade as one ot several mea- Gunnison Valley High school In California was the first state sures taken to minimize the Gunnison, Weber High school in noise from the engines, Fidlar Ogden, Altamont High school, in the Union to organize a tuna said. The station will be oper- Spanish Fork High schook, Box research program of tagging ated only as needed, which Elder High school in Brigham fish to study diseases, migraIn tions and will be primarily during the City and Jordan High school mating habits. Sandy. he of months winter, heating Ratings of the newspapers sawmills proKentuckys said. were made on the basis of jou- duce staA $500,000 compressor between 500 million and newsrnalistic standards of tion to boost deliveries of na600 million board feet of lumpaper production. Thisisanan-nua- l ber each year. Fuel tural gas to Mountain service offered by the BYU Supply Company customers in journasism department to intBox Elder and Cache counties erested high schools. is being built in Roy near the 91 and Utah S. of U. junction highway 84, announced M. M. OUR READERS WRITE Fidlar, president of the company. Alkmaeer, Jacobsen Construction Co., July 7, 1963 has the Lake of Salt City, Inc., contract to build the station The student newspaper at Box Dear Sirs: and began work during the Elder High school won a rating I am writing to thank you last week of June. The station of good for the 19G2-6- 3 school for your sending me the paper n was designed by M. A. Nish-la- year from the Brigham Young I certainly appreciate It and I & Co., consulting engiuniversity school prpss service enjoy reading about all the neers of Long Beach, Calif. events and happenings from Fifty five high schools In UtIT IS BEING built to ac- ah, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho and Brigham City. I shall be transcommodate the Wyoming have received high ferred very shortly, and as it demands of the companys school newspaper ratings from normally takes about thiee northern division, which com- the 1963 Brigham Young unlver weeks for the paper to come I would appmiate it if you prises the counties of Box El- sity school press service. Selected Issues of 30 newswould be so kind as to send It der and Cache. It will be fuland controlled papers published by Utah high to the following addi ess ly automated Elder David F. Coppln remotely from the companys schools were given ratings of Amerslootsestraaweg 214 dispatching center in Salt either superior, excellent, good or no rating. There were 25 Bussum, N H , The Lake City, Fidlar said. from scmools outsidi papers Netherlands. conbe will Two baildings structed at the station site, the Utah. All were rated by faculty and ot the A total of 100,923 women main one of which will house BYU graduate students journalism department. their occupation in the two 060 horsepower WorthingNine Utah high school news 1960 Census as farmer or ton engines, he said. The other papers wet e rated In the good I building will be much smaller class. These were Parowan aim manager. andLwill houspjptpelinp valves, Mountain Fuel Constructs New Station Paper fr er SERVICES SET Funernl services for John M. Walker 1 will be held Tuesday at superintendent, ward clerk, p.m. In the Eleventh ward. counselor In the Preston LDS Sixth ward bishopric, high priest group leader and was a veteran of World War 1. SURVIVORS Include his widow, two .sons and on daughter, Vllarr Ransom and Life-Lo- ng Paul Ransom, both of Preston; Brl-gha- Death Takes years. SURVIVORS Include his widow one son and one daughter, Robert Davis McMillan, Brenda Jean McMillan, all of his mother broBountiful; thers, sisters, Hugh Lynn McMillan, Mrs. John (Mary) Gle-zo- s. Mrs. Allen (Wanda) Sandberg, Grant McMillan, Dale McMillan, Shlrlene McMillan, all of Salt Lake City; Vern Me Millan, Los Angeles, Calif,; Don McMillan, Las Nev. Vegas, Funeral services will be held at noon In the Bountiful ks died Wednesday In a Salt Lake hospital following a short illness. He was born June 19, 1896 In Cleveland, Ida., a son of James R. and Ellzabehh Austin Ransom. He married Eleanor Bodily on Oct. 5, 1921 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He served as Sunday school leukemia. He was born Nov. 30, 1919, In Spring Canyon, a son of Hugh and Ida Davis McMillan. He married Bernice Bunker and they were divorced. He later married Esther Peterson on Oct. 8, 1955. The marriage was later solemnized In the Logan LDS Temple. They were former residents of Brigham City. He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and a US government employee for 20 BEHS Leslie D. Anderson, Lake motion-pictuand still Side, Arlz., is under training both as a radar technician at the US photography. All men are chosen from Army Signal school at Fort Monmouth, N,J. He began an among the Army's best In course on point of 1 n t e 1 1 1 g e n c e, educintensive ational attainments, and pract- 2. July Private Anderson Is a 1962 leal ability. The Signal school graduate of Box Elder Highcourses vary In length. All are school and' attended W e b e resigned to equip the Army man high-lev- el technical work State college. leaving the Army. Admission to the Signal sc-hool Is limited to men of out- standing promise. Classed as Thieves sometime last Wed-- a technical Institute, the schoolnesday night pried a soda water Funeral services were held machine open at Moyes Service Saturday at 1p.m. In the Frank Station, 403 South Main, and took lln Stake center, Preston, between $5 and $8 In change, Burial was in the Fairvlew Arnell Moyes reported to City police Thursday. ) cemetery. re Of Leukemia I v- -- Begins Course Dios After r BRIGHAM Vllate Ransom, Logan BC Resident John Mohonl Walker, 34, South Second East, died Friday night of a heart attack 411 Yellowstone park. He was born April 24, 1929 In Brigham City, a son of William C. and Flora Watkins Walker. He married Joyce Olsen on June 11,1949 In the Logan LDS TEMPLE. He was an active memeber of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and a high prist In the Eleventh ward. He was a member of the Brigham City Klwanls club and a past vice president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He served In the Eleventh ward bishopric as second counselor and In the North Box Elder stake MIA. Survivors Include his widow, four sons, Craig, Davis Brian and Brent Walker, all and sisters, Mary Burton, and John Ransom, both of Preston; William Ransom, Pocatello, Ida.; Agnes Burton and Verna Cederholm, both of Brigham .City Elvira Anderson, Cove; Violet Roholt, Wendell, Ida; seven CITY, UTAH Consideration HAROLD for the bereaved family is foremost in our minds when LT we are called upon to serve. We take immediate responsibility for all of the burdensome details, and make every effort to resolve all problems. B. of Brigham City; his father and stepmother of Brtgham City; four sisters and one brother, Robert Z . Walker, Battle Creek, Mich.; Mrs. Chester, (Mozelle) Parcher, LaPuente Lynn (Mary) Calif.; Mrs. Lake City; Mrs. Plnegar, Salt Samuel (Alice) Brittian, El. Monte, Calif.; Mrs. Robert (Ruth) Hunsaker, Honey vllle. tilQHC Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. In the Brigham City Eleventh LDS ward chapel with Bishop Edwin Anderson officiating. Friends may call at the Harold B. Felt funeral home Tuesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery. 71 Beautiful Service Ned Not TBe Cosily mm -- j- Receives Good Rating -- arises... g CALL i AN YOU ON Y ALL THROUGH YOUR LIFE . . . occasions aris ... when you need extra cash a major illness or accident . . . college education exa business penses for your youngsters 't ... ... the need for a new car or opportunity an emergency involving larger home your relatives or friends . . . ... X WHEN THEY HAPPEN, WILL YOU BE READY? These youngsters, children of migrant workers in Box Elder TOUR NEWSPAPER PLANT look at how a newspaper is produced when they toured the county, were given a first-han- d Box Elder News & Journal plant Tuesday afternoon. 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