| Show - t I : ' - i ' I' 1' !: - ' i 1 I I - 2 Killed 5 Injured as Coupe itlisses:13ewevvi - Turn - ' ' - ''-- - ' ''' ' ' ' - :t ' rs three-quarte- ' - Faye ilanney Layton left arm Injury and bruises Gene Barfuss Tremonton head lacerations and bruises and Boyd Mortensen Tremonton bruises and shock The injured are at Valley hospital in Tremonton The accid en t occurred about 12:30 am on highway 102 according to Trooper Evan Green of the state highway patrol who with Lt T Earl Hunsaker investigated They were coming from Crystal Springs a resort rear here to pick up a bier car the girls home investigatIn: officers reported Af1mo M Stenquist was born in Tremonton Oct 17 1929 son of George and Tekla Borg Stenquist Be was educated in Tremonton schools and graduated from Bear River high school where he was business manager of the 1946-4- 7 edition of "Bear Fax" yearbook At the time-- of death he was a priest of the Tremonton Second wird Church of Jesus Christ of tuary Latter-daSaints: Surviving are his parents' and brothers and sisters Donald five G- Stenquist Mrs Elaine Thomn e to-tak- - 1 - - I - - - 0 17 '106----- i- f : -- 9- - i Ne - '1"s Don't fotget your k - -- 1 'ArilEllICAIV L!XPRE S S - w - 1 i - Travelers Cheques Most wiAely known : ' I -r - — i 1 t Vi 41 :411441t1-11"It-k itliti:- 4 - ie — : i - Den't Delay! 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ATLAS BLDG WEST 2ND SOUTH 32 SALT LAKE CITY (I) i from ((Across I FREE PZZ1— - I--2 LI —1 4 DEPOLT 6TH T 1 1 Main S 0 0 Once again we've cut prices on the last few quality items we have left atour II I 1 - - - - ' 0 pAOUMilbett4ii MAIL ORDERS - - 1lFLU 1 TRY BEFORE - - 73:7 369 - MERCURY R 01 I allowance Liberal trade-iou your old cleaner ' L written guarantee 3 Easy monthly payments 4 Completely reconstructed by - factory trcdited "Mercuryexports L "Mercury' aFtdity replace- Hoses Bags zineal esparts Cords Bearings Filters 8 Six years of experience ' ' v 1 - - - 4 - 'all TO ME ME" RECONSTRUCTED' - 4 71- — - - BURNER D I SHURKIN It SON 7 1‘01 fte:10Q111617 ff - 1 r - - MOOMIEMINIIIMmoi ' QUITTING BUSINESS! 1 itZt if —444 - 1 t de $4V50 °'° : IZEAS0115 117 1 " ' Castle Dale Charts Homecoming Fete Mr ' li 0 ' Afar i: - ' - 1"01kff N ' ' - -- - - High-Gyar- BREINHOLT CO hn " '' - - 0 1 WAY MID SAVE -- 7-- ' i: s -- 5-9i- 23 F--Uta- PROVO July 14—Effective on bills to be sent to Provo' 's metered water consumers Friday a new and reduced rate on culinary water used in the city was tentatively in ordinance for adopted Wednesday by Provo city commissioners - 2 i JHave Friday - 1 si BUY THE COOPER - of United Concrete Pipe Co Los Angeles Cal4contractor for much of the remaining work on the Salt Lake aqueduct of the Provo river I '' There Is a Reason 70:- i ' wil emit 'um owe t i ' :::' '"'11 to "keep up with k the Changing world" Miss Campbell "You must go deep to find reality and understand the world about you" continued nDean Daniel "Generalitations are l you dangerous because they-fooyou can't discover realities with L-7117(- T1 1 coTTRELL - - - '- ' to delegates Utah Girls state overnor - I distributor in 4 telephone or writeyour local - - ' - t - - L' I 925t ast 5th South 4 4 - OM - - amo : '7' ':::4::: ' e-- Llóyd Faniily Sets Reunion at Lake - — PHONE - womo '''-'- t": y : Wednesday aft- ternoon admon- ished t h e 127 ‘ 0! 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'::' I Liantel Into Tooele Nevada Road illonie BJastHole in Wall Crash Hurts Utah Couple ' a '' - ::' :': - -- 7 ' 0 t:-':-'- k : w°41 CHROMI New Field of Study women The USA C dean of BREAKFAST SETS callea attention to a new field of EMPIRE BRIEFS i Liahtmn0--Flash- es study by social psychologists called "group dynamics" She comet As LOW 111 tn mented that a person's success in the world is largely determined by his ability to deal with groups Mrs Daniel defined a successful A neighbor Dick Harris who group as one in which every person Tributio Spectsi TOOELE July 14—A bolt of was bringing clothewsaisn off the contributed As O COOPER knocked lightning Tuesday blasted a hole line at his h Following Dean Daniels talk in the 'wall of the 'residence of down when the bolt struck D Cache Preston valley George FURNITURE COMPANY Mrs W H Wagner 34 W 2nd T attorney discussed living in a St Tooele Tribune Special A tea 'sponsored by the 654 South State republic Phone 94422 Mrs Wagner" who was in the USA C faculty and county elecELKO Nev July time said that the at the house rewere scheduled for the tions of Mr and Mrs John Howard traveled along the edge mainder of the afternoon Dr Rex lightng East Salt Lake of Jenkins 1029-12t- h th ceiling until coming to a Robinson of the speech depart- I was reported as "good" transom through which it dedirected a dramatic demonment Tribane Leaned IA ire ( No one was Ilurt LOGAN July 14—Annual re- stration of parliamentary profollowing an auto- parted COAL: CONVERT YOUR FURNACE TO cedure union of the Thomas Lloyd family mobile accident Tuesday in which Candidates were in both r injured They are ' ell beach on Bear lake Mrs Irene ani Elko hospital chose The ai Federalist party association Naisbitt family presis Mr Jenkins coordinator of hosits final candidate Carma Fellows said Wednesday' dentLogan THE WITH in ECONOMICAL school Salt South from Church of Jesus Christ of high pitals Special events for adults and Latter-da- y Saints suffered a fracWEISER IdaJuly 14 (1113)— children will be held Friday eve- Lake City Nancy Colton from I tured left knee and -- numerous A 3000-1- b CONS099-ATEboulder- - fell from a ning and Saturday and religious Vernal was the bruises and lacerations Mrs Jen- 150-fofavorite 'will be conducted Sunday ledge and killed Alva Le services kins suffered cuts and bruises of were also MOISTTII Other of IL PEE Lewis chairman nominees ON14$5175 party Lloyd by work64 construction the legs and face and shock Roy Kelly candichosen tne committee Federalist party ' geneology familys Immediate Installation Call Co They were en route to San er at the Morrison-Knudse- n dates are: Secretary of state i car their collided Grove Marscha Pleasant here Tuesrock LammAgoisamommAmoragocri Wadley wrneitahaltan crushing plant 18 miles east state auditor 'Indy Smith of Loof Wells Nev state keasurer Virginia dtOfficers gan said he was standing ' Bird Kanosh attorney general Fire Sweeps Ranch '""'"'-near the crusher when a tractor Mary PappaSideris Bingham and 00066nP - )1 EVANSTON Wyo July 114-- -' accidentally distodged the boulder court of the supreme justices Tribune 14prelal ConFire of undetermined origin de- from the ledge abbve:' ' 0100011 Virginia Owen Woods Cross t CASTLE DALE Emery County nie Salt LsIke City Grace stroyed property valued at more Hoyt here a a and moved 14 a recent council At year PitOD Kelly than $2000 at the Thomas Painter city July Kitchen Provo Atarilyn Benniort 4"'"111oneies k were drawn for the haltsago from Utah He was born and Marian Cayis meeting ranch 114 miles north of Evan- In plans City e°11 Brigham ill 1 8 ' celebration to Woods Cross 00 Spanish Fork Utah March ston Tuesday 1884 Ibe elloduited at Castle Dale Aug c‘ Nationalist party noininces are ' Wife his via incltide in Survivors 2 21 Fall and Injured '' of state Angie Itoyt 4' Committee n 'ember s will he Ail' secretary Lydia and two sons Cid And Menstate auditor nnovo Jaly 14—Jared Mary Nephi: Smith Leonard all of American Fork: pointed within the week an- lor state treasRichfield 73 Springville was seriously in- two brothers W J Kelly Weiser flounced Mayor Orson Petersen denhall Archuletta Adeline urer Sandy he when fell juredirWednesday Dr P M Kelly Provo Utah and detailed schedule of events attorney from a haystack at the Mike Pe- - and general Mary Young ' two sisters Mrs Nell NichOlas will be made as soon as possible Provo ' of supreme troffesa farm reported Provo AmeNtanc justices Fork and Mrs J E court Elaine Ashcraft Springcity police 111 1 - Stubbs Glintilson Utah Bounti11011St Dixie ville FAMOUS Burningham Coal Miners at Work Truck Kills Girl Manti Anderson ful Shirley July' 14 - Majority of Shirley Smith Milford and PhylFIRM Ida July Leave Cancer Meet thePRICE 1000 employes at Columbia and lis Fox Lehi DRII1GS YOUR 11011E Bell Blair 17 daughter Of Mr 14 Dr Horse Canyon Geneva Steel Co County final elections- - were also and Mrs - Edward Blair Firth was G ''''B ASANTJuiy Madsen president of the mines reported for work Wednes- conducted Wednesday afternoon instantly- killed Wednesday afterassessor ' noon when struck by a large truck Southein Utah Medical Assn and day following the Tuesday night for three commissioners in Firth reported Charles' Belnap Mrs Madsen have left to attend announcement 'that the strike was auditor attorney- clerk recorder sessions of the American Cancer over: according to officials of the and sheriff I Bingham county sheriff Returns from Justice county sciety in Denver Thursday and two mines - I t A I :i- '':::--:- ': '' ' ' "'' :: '' - i ( ::: : '' ": - v eHALLEati G IWO L:-::$:- ?- - V- ' Lightning blasted this hole In the home of Mrs W II Wagner at Tootle bending -eurtainfrod but e - - z ADDRESS ' r' '' L--- 1 - II 0 - ''-- i :t - — Vow Hooting rprotrinow wse obligation tro FREE HEATING SUAVEY trod oft ottimoto toot st irooltrop wit iposit losing our prwent liortoocw 'sks - ''' ::- '' the of edventeges OM - :' :: - ' '':f ll mythical state Following the changes that the world has undergone in recent ' Srears Mrs lone f 1-- :''"- i?:i::-:'!-:i:- f rt' tb N ion hereet 9'rolls yill a ploot toad pa At mo 7tor :''' ' 1':':'':'':-::::- I - s - l:s - - COAL Msg:int TILerssittunlit Com the cost of heating Pyour home with eat against heating eltioI— A with coal in your present furnace o--f :: : :it 1 Plant Nears Finish PRov01 July 14—Final 1 s ' ::::z: si' '':''' '! "''': t - - 3: ' '::!::' :l": i -- Ai f!trits" IT eLot' s- - !i: 7: ' ' r ' for t awailablef be gas may - curtailed els 44 --- - 411 I LOGAN July 14—Summoned as consultant by the atomic energy project according to 144 S Moss bommission Dr Rolland Perry of plant superintendent ' Utah State Agricultural college Peace Officers Elect flew to Chicago Wednesday PROVO July 14—CëntraL Utah Picket Line Forms Peace Officers' Assn elected SterPROVO July 14—Picket lines ling Harding Orem policeo chief were in operation Wednesday in president at an annual election front of eight major garages as meeting held Wednesday at Can103 union mechanics were on yon Glen strike for increased wages Reduce Water Rates I premium ' '': I rows thormoolet h ' - 4 4 - I it !'''':7Iii:Itia:::':!:1!"5:::::l::i:--:?- - - :'':J :'::'i ' 47 Avigoontic get sefoly pilot4 Aft Iowatie goo volvo - ':''1' Heeds Atomic Bid turnecost INN ::":i': :: ::: y' ' :::':: 1:z's':l:::4!::!'I's struction was being completed this week at the Pleasant Grove plant CON'VERT TO COMFORT 1101'1 1 ' - Is The Time—While f - ' ! - PRICE July 14—Killed when a of the accident Jeep overturned at Fort Lewis was born Ile at Price March 9 Vash Tuesday was T5 Joseph 1929 a son or William Sr and Robson Shield 19 Price He was Mary Fowler Shield He was gradstationed there with the U S uated from Price jun1orr high army He was crushed by the jeep school in 1947 irnmediately entering the army show that Jan Garrett from Kays-yul- e are two sisters Mrs' a Surviving vy Johnson Port Blakely Mary Young Provo and Wash And Sally Shield Price and ArIgne Anderson Tremonton are two brothers Leonard and William the three commissioners county Shield Jr Price assessor Pat Campbell Salt Lake Burial will be in Price Oty City county auditor Roma Pee cemetery Jones Paradise county attorney Von Ell Larson Mt Pleasant: county clerk Adeline Archuletti Sandy county recorder Lois BUSIIIESS-IS-Z001- 1 Wise Lewiston and county sheriff Joyce Whittle Richmond V11111 US - By' PAT CAMPBELL Tribi ine Girls Stale Correspondent LOGAN July 14—Events at state came to a head Wednesday as the Nationalist and Federalist parties picked their final nominees for governor of the l - Tribune Lamed Wire (0rI 1 GAS ':''- ' : - I - you without obligation just how much Our heating engineering with on ADAMS1GAS BURNER in your home heat to will cost your It you present furnace or boiler ' - :::::' 7 -- ' — i ! ' :' ic - :: ':' '''' - I -di - 1 - j:'ll'::iii ::' ' " - r A - - - cf heating yeur hrana with will tell -- ::::::- ' '''' 4 ''' '7 I - t- THE COST COMPARE 70 10 too live Adams Cos ConVersion Burner k specifically designed to convert modern a gas furnace into your present and at a- fraction heating system of the cost Of a new gas furnace- :: '': ' u ' :':''- :::: ' 11 annua)-skomecomi- ng - - - l ' ::--- ::'q:-!- 7 ff A PIIESENT: FURNACE 41:-0- -- - 464 A 1 - i ' ''F ' ' ' t Using Your 4 t :: l'l I - It :4 ' '- ''' ' 1 - officer in commanPd ' Clyeati of the leld depot The ' letter from the chief Of the I a f lupply and accounting sauirde uo an extensive "Following e matter ttie bureau study has decided that the spare parts distribution center will not be moved from the Clearfield naval supply ' depot to Oakland Cal't The transfer was ‘originally scheduled for July 7 and then postponed to a later date Clearfield depot officers said the trans fer if effected would have involved 300 of the depot's some 4000 employes The center handles about 150000 different spare parts that are used in servicing navy ships throughout the world The retail issue section deals with supplies needed for immediate use not bulk stocks of replacement parts The previous plan for moving the center sale that postwar economy and speedier distribution of spare parts were involved WR - Aqs 1 s-i f - ' :- ''''' " ': ' i 1:''' 1 - ot ter received Wednesday : Oasitt tose4t i '''''-- ! ' ''' 't A1:t - i' '- ":::::::::: - - Accepted everywhere Good until used Prompt refund Most Your sis-nature identifies you 75a per $100 SOLO AT SANAS principal Railway Express and Western limos Offices f ?'''' ':: : '- Crushes of-th- A - 1 - 1- Illt"-- t r If -- t oi ' ::' ''' i- ' i c41N1' f!:: ::'' ' '''-?- I - ' 's ay - -'"' -- - :: i-I- ‘: : ''' ' '' 11 dition 1 - - i ::- '4 ' t J Section Shift At Clearfield I loing by ()aril - 2' t 4 '-- 'N 7:2' '''''!-i'- - 'July 14—Joseph Rowley president of Geneva local 2701 United Stel Workers and member of the negotiating committee of that Imion left Wednesday for Tribune Spetta Pittsburgh Pa where he will CLEARFIELD July 14—Goventer into wage negotiations with United States Steel Corp accord- ernment plans to move the retail ing to It S Bills staff representa- section Of the ships parts distributton center of the Clearfield tive of the United Steel Workers naval depot to Oakland Cal have been canceled according to a let- - - L 4:'411 ) 1Delegates Pick Price Soldier Dies as Jeep 1 'Girls State Overturns at Fort Lewis rwhich he was driving at the time Party Tickets- H - ' Nvy Cancels - PROVO- i' - y Geneva Union Official t -- -- ' Ic: '':: 's 4 3 t :: : !'''- ''''' and Mrs: Golda Campbell Tremontow: Atria Lavern Coombs Ogden and Lavon Stenquist on an L D S mission in northern California: twd grandmothers Mrs Augusta Stenquist Tremonton and Mrs Chariot Borg Salt Lake City Clayne Miller was born in Garland Box Elder county May 19 1929 son of Slyvanus and Sine Nelson Miller He was a graduate oL Bear River high school and wasa1inexnber of the L D S church Surviving are his parents nine brothers and sisters Woodrow and Arva Miller Mrs Violet Burch Mrs Jessie Brailsford Bear River City: Lamont and Leo Miller Salt Lake City Mrs Saide Hunsaker Harper Box Elder county Joyce Miller Deweyville Box Elder county Lyle Miller Garland Box Elder county Funeral services for Mr Miller will be conducted Friday at 2 pm in Bear River City L D S ward chapel under direction of Vernori Johnson bishop Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 9 pm and Friday from 10 am until time of services at the family home Burial will be in the Bear River City cemetery under the direction of Shaw and Rogers numtuary Services for Mr Stenquist will be conducted Saturday at 1 pm in Tremonton Second ward chapel under direction of Ford Jensen bishop Friends may call Friday from- 6 to 9 pm and Saturday from- 10 am until time of service at the family home Burial will be in Bear River City cemetery under direction of Shaw and Rogers mor- !TREMONTON Box Elder 14—Two were killed County July and five were injured - early Wednesday when the1 coupe in which seven persons were riding failed to negotiate a turn a mile west of Deeyand ville and 500 feet south Of the Bear River bridge between here and Deweyville Dead were Clayne Miller: 19 Bear and Elmo - IL River City18 driver Tremonton Stenquist Injured were Arlene Croft Plain City Weber county shoulder and back injuries: Glenna Jaques Layton 15-head injuries which restitches in her scalp1 quired ' - ' '''''")It so'n :::4 ti'k114 :''k::: ::::::::::Hs:1f-!cs::: ?k1 ''':3''' 9:''-:—':- v Bi ':: - Tribune Special '' :::Ss4 ' : - s:- - '' - - 1114- V : : 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday July 15 1948 - - - - - ' '' - - - - 1 4 - t - |
