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OO OY74 UV 171 ' a' t SepLorn:— 1 23 & Dec ITi4 i" 1 27V2 i7?IMar 1 2934 Z May nm vi I ouB 1MIY Vi uais: — 1A1A 12 Dec Mar May 66 30Vs !6— 8178—1 66 30Vs— 19 367s— 19 — 25ii 25V2 20V21 2012— 36 66 52 4V2 47 31 V2 107V4 27V4 V2 Vs 17 2 O6V2 1 1 Rye: — Dec 1 21 1 1 23 1 r 1 nit 70 72 73V2 72 1 ' 1 6OV4 Mar 1 1 May 1 62 62 1 1 52 54 53 19V4 24 23 24V2 25 '1 28 1 30 1 3H2 41V2 723s 72 7418 74 69 1 53 1 61 12 1 54 1 1 54 1 63 62 66 — Vi 52— 4V2 Vi 47 31 V2 107— 3578 36V8— 1 42V4 1 50 o 11 -d a 2 71V? 2 2 2 2 75V4 78 81 82 279V2 2 71 12 2 76 2 78 2 8134 2 8234 2 80V4 2 2 2 2 2 2 and calves: 42 22 38V2 17 42V4— 2278— 38 V2 Vs 78 1734 18 28 2834— Vs 44V4 Vs OBITUARIES Herbert East s' 86 8734 89 83Vi at Sal 0 1700-178- 0 CHICAGO GRAIN V2 8814 and liquida fHirARO API— Profit-takin- g 834— t4 tion 6312 depressed crain futures on the Board 43 48'4— VS of Trade today 8514 86 Uncertainty among traders concerning a deal for American 5314 5312— possible selling of futures 14 14 grains resulted in heavy was in corn and Most of the pressure 3278 3278— more than to up losses with Va ranging 44 43 rye five cents a bushel in corn and more than 13 13 I8V2 I8V2— V six cents in rye near the close of trading cents At the close wheat was 3Vi-4173 17— Vs lower corn December $202'4-'- 2 oats l'e-lower December $119-19V- i rye was 73-- 9 lower December Stocks and soycents lower December $152'2-5- 3 26224— 72 beans were 6-- cents a bushel lower No261 78—118 vember $272-7- 1 Va US-Sovi- (AP) — No wheat 1 No Oats heavy white extra heavy white 71Vi 1 Vi heavy white Soybean oil 9Ven Sunday Sept All Winners Will receive their nri7P hv pilCb uy mail int men wuijieis KathiP Sarkpft"? 10v 232 Pnlk- r — aOIie — ll T ——— dfts will be given the ward in the stake with the highest per centage of members in attend ance Winners Elected By Toastmasters Registering Set winners have Deen named in the Toastmaster S test" held at the Hotel Ben Lo mond according to Contest Chairman John Roberts Mount Ogden Club 1614 First place winner was Bill Pettigrew Hill Air Force Club Second and third place winners were Conrad Peterson Logan Club 2179 and Ray Barrett Brigham City Club 794 Mr Pettigrew and Mr Peterson were given trophies and will represent their clubs and the area at the district contest to be held next month at Walla Walla Wash Three 0 Wins Promotion soy- Stephen H Mclntyre whose wife Sherry lives at 873 12th has been promoted to Sergeant E5 from Specialist 4 E4 while on duty at Ft Campbell Ky He is the son of Mr ana Mrs Homer Mclntyre 1217 Cross 43c lb Cut Wrapped and Quick Frozen ib 60c § s RUF1P ROAST 5 ROUUD STEAK Choice GROUND BEEF na I MMnil MRftT LUkiUll lllEfll Aor)d s BAR 'S' HAM Ib 6Qc5 3 lbs $1 ! ln Wl lUh Ib 84c vt at aa u S f 5 PORK CHOPS bmi Ib50c3 sBAGOF lb 33c STEA1C and Funeral services Mrs-- will be held Saturdav at 3 pm at Lindquist ana ions Loioniai fhaoel with Bishoo Raymond Johnson of tne Lomona view waro orncmi ririujto Friday from Y call at the mortuary I Olive and Mark ' Jay (Loa) nr UMU OMU Citnfriiu nrmr JO U n Burial in Ogden City Cemetery T tn irvirps FLORAL KLENKE fREE Z955 PARKING IN FOR OVER REAR EX Phone Wahington 50 YEARS Ogden City Floral I fr 2 1117 Washington r Blaine Ervin Thornock in Bloomrig- ton Idaho -- 4 f She lived In Bloom- - JL' ington and came to t5 She Ogden in 1942 was a member of the Ward Thirty-firs- t i -- The Men Who Dedcb Our Destinies: GEN CURTIS LeMA- Y- Surviving are her husbandW four sons D I In n I h nock Dewain Tkflr Smith Thornock Wallace Ue Verl Thornock Eugene D Thornock and one daughter Mrs Karl (Wilma) Koch all of rour greatgrand16 grandcnnaren Ogden children Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 pm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop Hal G Ferguson conducting Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday prior to services Burial h Washington Heights Memorial Park Trains in Japan Federico H Archuleta and Mrs Rumaldo Archuleta 2159 Union is with theJThird Battalion Ninth Reg iment of the Third Marine Divi sion undergoing special train ing at Camp Fuji Jopan Pfc son of Mr "Old Iron Pants" Holds the Fort by CURTIS MITCHELL The curtness of the Air Force chief of staff enrages many officials hut all Americans sleep easier because this dedicated general is on the job For an exciting profits of the man who is probably America's most controller sial general don't miss tht SEPTEMBER 29TH Weekend Issue of Urn ca UJ CHOICE LOCKER BEEF Artr: two sisters R0°qdenWarren' — t--v Mp5 irninn 1 No 71 Vi No 2 extra CHOICE BEEF S 8 er ARE FURNISHED BY Hettie Thornock 0 corn or Ft sppfinn nf thp OcrHpn Sfand- ard-Examin- Jeim Kindergarten 71-7- simoin I 1 CASH GRAIN sales I Julie McEntire View-Burc- CHICAGO FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS tan Lena Beacn Lanr: Mrs iiKtn Christiansen ueen namedi Winners OIe &pace (Belva) 13 grandchH Ogden one half safpllife tons in thp f!flnnv Dirlr rfrn three brother Arthur W Marriott Warren two u MicUnJ iiii 111c frtcf "V brothers Alvin D East Warren 0 tan vuntoi t'uunoiicu Mrs Elmer ir l it Lance Cpl Robert L Fraca of Mr and Mrs Lewis By Fraca 2932 Stephens is serving Registration for kindergarten at the LI Toro Air Station San at Park View School 586 40th ta Ana Calif will take place Tuesday from 9 am to 12 noon of children who will CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Parents be 5 years old by Oct 31st and h CHICAGO 600 calvess who live in the Park (USDA)— Cattle none hardly enough slaughter steers for a to are area Creek urged market test few small lots choice lb steers of the registra slaughter take advantage few standard and mostly good low good slaughter heifers 2000-- 150 tion and commercial cows 1400-160utility and commercial bulls 1650-190-0 - blD JtllSlOP JjriVe: 8 3475 Tyler SERVING OGDEN AND VICINITY EX Robert Nelson 7 Box 1055 Og 2219 Wash Blvd In FLOWERS laved SIVE of 6 535 yeur memory E Knss Nelson A visiting teacher social for den ones UTAH FLORAL specializing in tuim Zbuu JNortn ugaen w wHi annip Thomock 63 of 930 ner! flowers Ph EX members of the Riverdale Stake Thorstensen 6 2825 N 450 Koy 22nd died Wednesday at a local rest nome E a linnorina ilfnets 11 n Relief Society will be held Sat IMOnn ISrian vriMCUOnaia " Mrs Thornock was born Jan 5 19O0 In Ugaen KOy SUSan Fish Haven Idaho a x urday at l:30'pm in the Forty- 8 5570 S n 2050 oW TtirtUn ot ihoihos tj ivi 4 jJiignaui r'iny aauqnier nd Ella Margaret Hill ninth Ward chapel on 300 West vulval lx 5 Dec on i s 12 h m t 605 S 2nd Cefalo There will be a turn program Randall she was mar 1918 xr TTov? niiir served Servos on Coast utility Mli Area Winners Chosen in Comic Coloring Contest Relief Society Social Saturday with Canada for wheat In calling the joint session to day Rep Harold D Cooley D NC said he was disappointed that more surplus products have not been sold to foreign nations bean 88V4 8 63V2 'r 10 2 82 3 lbs am to-Scho- DUnw refreshments will be r agreement and A quilt and other attractive snarp: ll Kt l ueartieia 2300-235- none Hogs: 15 barrows and gilts 25 lower few sows steady barrows and gilts mixed 195-24- 0 lbs 1650 sows US US 2 375 lbs 1275 w Sheep: 13UU nor inciuoing bdout sold prior to arrival at auction slaughter few lambs strong to mostly 25 higher untested ewes lambs feeder steady four loads and slaughter spring lambs choice with moderate end prime deck 1930-196- 5 other choice few 90-9- 5 lbs feeder lambs lbs 1850-193prime 90-9choice and mixed choice and fancy 75-85 ue 2200-227- 5 (USDA)— Cattle OGDEN a 1000-115- 0 OGDEN LIVESTOCK 8 14072— 77 " 7114 68V2 ' J at Jr son 1 7212 6812 1 68 7034 14 able 39V8 44V'8 1 1 7OV2 Jly V4 V 2714— 14 767a— Vs 39V4— 14 76 1 717a 74 7— 16 66 I 1 50V2 25 — Vs Jly 25 — Soybeans: 33 33 2 79 Nov 3034 307s 2 83 Jan 7 2 86 Mar 34V2 34 2 88 May 14 39 — 39 2 89V2 Jly 2020 2 87V2 70 — Vs Aug 70 — Vs 57 57 81 1 65 6714 1 I 2 06 2 08 I )JV 29 4 4 441 4- - Vi 74 — 12 74 1278 1278— 18 66V4 66 633b 63— 1 72V4 72V4— V4 6678 6678— V4 12 Close' Prev Close 2 02V2 2 05 2 O2V4 eAT en great-grandchildr- ' ' 38 — V2 98V2— 1 14 678 44V2— V4 CHICAGO (AP)— 2378— Vs Low High 4578 Wheat:— 8434— V 2 05V2 2 01 V 14 Dec 3234 2 0834 2 04 Mar 67 FUNERALS 1 pm "Back that nrrtriUAinfl 4m '"K - Infant Luian son of Lorenzo and rimiHia Miner Luian ot 215 31si aied luesaay in i oeneuiti 5 nospnai one nour after birth the orand- surviving are the parents paients m and mrs Lorenzo Luian aid mr ana Mrs Claude Miller all ot Ogden uiBvebiue services were-- neia weanesday in Auitorest Memorial- Park Directed hv th Chapel ot Flowers iViortuaiy Foundation to Aid Shut-In- s Begins Membership Drive The closed-doo- r session was called at the request of Presi dent Kennedy On hand for the discussion will be Agriculture Secretary Orville rreeman and Commerce Secre tary Luther Hodges The meeting followed reports American businessmen have been conferring in Canada witn Kussian delegates to dis cuss the sale of surplus wheat Russia already has signed i imuiuoiiuM Auikr I ffea on Sept 3 (UPI) — Ad pute Dixon received a cut on his ministration officials meet with left arm above the elbow in the a joint session of the House For at 27th and Wall ekm Affairs Committee and the affray s Dan was conunuea ai Green House Agriculture Committee $1000 pending his district court today to discuss a possible appearane wneat deal with Kussia 35c iLnM 1 CwUi An I j 4 ) WASHINGTON 23c YORK (AP)— Stocks — Lowerj decline continues Bonds — Mixed light trading house commission Cotton — Irregular trade buymg 4- O0J4-- --zero's- Possible Russian Wheat Deaf Gets House Attention NEW Va UTK WITHDRAWN m - MARKETS AT GLANCE - I Suspect Charged With Assault Must Face Trial 1 14— 11 S - I TAt-I- " Infant Lujan — Funeiai servttes tor Herbert Easl nusbana or tinel Barrow tast will be held 3 at m Saruroay pm Linoquist and Sons Loioniai funeral Cnapel wnn Bishop Ray mono (Bertha) Gardener Deweyville jonnion of tne Lomond View Ward otTiciaung triends may call at trie morMrs Othello (Mead) Stokes tuary Fnuay tiom 7 to 9 pm and Satur-oa- y Mrs Jack (Therma) Hamilton prior 10 services Interment in the Ogden city Cemetery under direction of both of Brigham City Mrs Linoquist and Sons v George E (Luella) Gunderson ThuKrtOCK — Funeral services for Hettie Mrs John (Darlene) Mellies Annie Smith ihornock wife of Ervin spectators will oe held Saturday at both of Salt Lake City Leon Biampm Thornock : The seriousness of the situaio Lhdquist and Sons Colonial in the Hadfield Kearns John LaVoy A membership drive is under pose is to help shut-in- s Funeral Cnapel wnn Bishop Hal G Fergution was highlighted recently son of the Thirty-firWard officiating area FoundaDoor Lionel Hadfield Hadfield Boise the of Open way by when the city and Board Frienas may call at the mortuary Friday of McAllister Salt Mrs John LaPuente Calif Mrs Marvin evening from 7 to 9 and Saturday prior Education officials in Toledo tion an organization whose pur- of the or ( Ardella) Barfuss Bremerton ake io services in Washington interment City president Ohio and Milwaukee announced Heights Memorial Park said 31 24 memberships ganization Wash grandchildren COWLEY — Brief memorial services for Stew that all night games involving are $3 a year Under a special two art John Cowley son of Jerry and Ruth broth were school teams being high Gammon Cowley will be held Friday at with the O Had Kivieraiers and three sisters arrangement 1 abandoned pm at Lindquist Chapel of Memories ' in Las Vegas Nev new mem- field Ramh Had Riverside! Kaysville with Bishop Dan Riley officiat1 The schools were ordered to I Jl M1De ing There will be no viewing Friends Ders win given mree aays field Camarffio Calif Mrs A play in the afternoon may call one hour prior to services Interand two nights free lodging Mrs ment in the Kaysville-Layto- n Buxton Tremonton Memorial SERIES OF FIGHTS Park The membership drive will Hazel VanLeubin Downey Ida-continTINCHER — Funeral services for John W for the next two hnv Mrs Ida Bvinetori Boise The Toledo action was taken Mrs Daniel I D'Hulst of 2168 (Jack) Tincher husband of Gladys Keeble months conafter a series of fights broke services will be Tincher will be held Friday at 3 pm Funeral is as president and Sons Colonial Funeral serving out following a Friday nigh Adams 1 in the at Lindquist Memberships can be given to ducted Saturday Chapel with Elder Wendell Sylvester of PTA Dee of the he treasurer Lamont Boothe Tremonton Second Ward chapel the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of game Latter-da- y Saints conducting Friends may 1131 Porter telephone EX Four policemen were hurt in Mrs D'Hulst Miles Thompson bvr BishoD 1 1 a m p i call at the mortuary Thursday from 7 to i n 11 the disturbance The Milwaukee said the first lvirs MCAinsier saia iunas Friends may call the Kogers 9 pm and Friday prior to services Interrom memberships will finance Mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 ment in Washington Heights Memorial City Council switched all games week of Octo-- ! Park to Saturday afternoon because ber and feature and barurday trom 11 picnics ana unnstmas acuviues — Funeral services for Diana McFARLAND of what it called "unwarranted of the foundation until services Burial will be in Baker McFarland of 2544 Van Buren will be held Friday at 1 pm at Lindquist attacks and acts of Riverside Cemetery and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Officials said no racial or re Bishop Harold G Wheeler of the Twelfth Ward officiating Friends may call at tht ligious problems apparently Other officers mortuary Thursday frorn 7 to 9 pm and were involved Friday prior to services Interment in tht are: Mrs Mari- Ogden City Cemetery under direction of Night high school play was lyn M i kesell Lindquist and Sons banned in Providence R I first vice presi- PERRY — Requiem Mass will be celebrated FARR WEST — A conwhere otiicials said a major dent Principal tor Mary A Perry Saturday at 10 am it St Recitation Joseph's Catholic Church struction workeij on a new factor was "rowdyism fights nrpldon Nelson D'Hulst of the Holy Rosary will be given Friday of 339 4th died Wed 76 East Herbert home being buitt at 5100 S and at 8 pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Mrs Bridgeport second vice president nesday maht at the Dee Hospital Chapel Friends may call at the mortuary 5100 W Conn ended night high school Derek Warnes secretary and Hancock in was tooo Dorn wr io uci tasi by Ray Friday from 7 to 8 pm Interment in Plain City a son of two men assisted a after the Ogden City Cemetery under direction cheerfully boy Mr rhpstpr Bolinsbroke nisgames and Martha A J David of Lindquist and Sons to load 10 fence posts into Wavment East On- £ was stabbed Chicago cut out orian ' V IK 1011 k uii SILL — Funeral services for Russell Welling when drove football for their truck they night games public Sill of Laytoii will be held Saturday at I pm into the yard in the Layfon LDS Fourth Ward :row in the Salt Lake A high schools m 19o4 with Bishop John Baker officiating Temple Chapel is trouble New The that York where there are Jn only Friends may call at Lindquist Chapel of He was a member two of men are unknown OT Tne Lomanu vievyr the hundreds Memories 340 North-MaiKaysville Frihigh schools only day from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday from been had He Ward to Mr Hancock and he had about three per cent play games II am until '12:30 pm Interment In MIA ward chorister at night and these are almost the Kaysville-Layto- n Memorial Park given no orders for the posts counselor Sunday by Lindquist Chapel of Memories to be moved School superintendent always at the suggestion of an DIXON — Funeral services for Mrs Hermina and counselor to the Sheriff deputies are look outside rival To play a night Teuscher Dixon of 969 Patterson St Dresidinq elder of the t will be conducted Saturday 1 pm ing for two men in a truck West Warren Branch game it is necessary to get spe Clarence Green 37 2522 Wall 845 Washington the Myers Mortuary to a on While mission cial permission from the school was bound to Second District and so is the construction Blvd with Bishop Eugene B Lynch of Fnnland from 1910 to Ward officiating Friends board— given only when trouble Court for trial on a charge of worker the Fifty-thir- d 1019 he was oresident of the Halifax call at the mortuary Friday from 7 He had been a vocalist and band Branch may not to occur is likely to 9 pm and Saturday until timt of mmhr alleged assault with a deadly weoer service Burial in the Ogden City Cemetery H tne tor had been foreman a after preliminary weapon tormer directed by the Myers Mortuary weed eradication protect County hearing in City Court Wednes partner with his brother in the East Cer- McLAUGHLIN — Funeral services for Bertram Weber C McLaughlin will be held Friday at 11 cantile Store in Warren: farmer day mecnanic ana fmintv mad suoervisor am in the Larkin Chapel of the Oawn stab to have is Co Green alleged maintenance man for Royal Canning where friends "may call Thursday evening an airfrom 7 to 9 and Friday until the services retiring 11 years ago bed William Dixon Survivina are his widow two sons Ronald Interment will be In the Ogden City Hill stationed Max B East man third class B East Lemon Grove Calif directed by larkin and Sons Cemetery riauahters Mrs Dee (Wanda) rnAn ihr Air Force Base following a dis Mortuary Ten Children in the area have Elwell Glendale Calif Mrs Don (Talma) V2 Va t 3918— 0r had-serve- vandalism" -- 3c 3000 Empire 200 3V2C Diamond B 2000 80c East Utah 500 75c 200 Gold Chain 12c Kennebeck 1400 1235 Mammoth 100 97V2C North Lily 2000 35c Sundance 500 7c Tintic Lead 10000 135 United Park City 300 30c 1000 Utah Con 350 Basin 110 Williston 19V4 13V4 ruczv u 10 87V2 10 87V2 11 62V2 10 62 12 11 37V2 15 00 14 25 47 50 49 50 31 CO 29 50 Bid Aske£ 9 06 8 38 10 83 9 91 18 60 17 02 18 78 17 35 3 90 3 56' 15 47 14 32 13 86 12 83 4 79 4 37 11 19 10 21 10 04 9 20 5 89 5 39 24 41 22 34 14 75 13 51 (16 88 15 47 4 77 4 37 9 23 8 45 16 94 15 50 16 17 14 84 1000 - 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C0U£f vandalism" Asked 731 cowry COMMISSIONERS PUT CHANGE H 01 20 12V2 m Utilities District ducfaes LUWACY John Tuesday in the Cooley Memorial Hospital in Brigham City after a four-da- y illness Mr Hadfield was born March 2 1892 in Syracuse a son of Joseph and Mary Jane Oliver Hadfield The family moved to Riverside Box Elder County where he was reared and edu cated He was married to Louisa Hancock on June 19 1911 in Pocatello Idaho They received endowments in the Logan Tem ple in 1920 They moved to Downey Idaho in 1911 returned to Riverside in 1917 and came to Tremonton in 1921 He was an elder in the Second Ward He served as chief of police in Tremonton for five years and had worked for the Morn ing Milk Co for 18 years Surviving are his widow the following sons and daughters: Mrs Joe (Myrna) Smith and Mrs Byron (Sheryl Gae) Bron-so- n Tremonton Mrs Floyd : 22V4 Bid 18 75 Fund Cardiff 60 Va 60— 1 Va 3978 39 63141 63V4 16 16 6 44V4 2 85— 70— 15V2 47V8 67 7234 34 33 12: 55V4 55 4 51 Vi' 51Vs 32 117 33 StOillnd 2b 323A 1 171 171 147s 4718 67 18 733a! 38 3478 26! 33V 7 35 30 45 6 6 54 172 22— 33Vs 39V8 6 67s 53 4478 4412 3 24V8 2378 4534 28 46 26 85V2 8434 27! 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