Show 10 410os 004"--te- e)0"4W 4 gr-- i i 'Heber Creeper' Awaits Retirement From Line Golden Npike Book Please send me copies of "The Last Spike is book Enclosed is Residents along the line cannot remember ever seeing a posted time schedule and the brakemen will readily admit they have not tollowed one in years There was a time though when this small line carried more sheep from Heber to eastern marketing points than did any other line in the na non of equal size And before tie advent of trucks and auto mobiles it provided the only comfortable and relatively prompt for transportation Wasatch residents County traveling out of the valley Those days saw a line with a regular schedule and a number of coaches CITY Rail Historic Detail Almost everyone knows that 18C9 on May 10 a silver sledge was used to drive "the Golden Spike" at Promontory Summit Utah That moment marking the completion of America's first is transcontinental railroad folkin embedded the deeply lore of our land But few people know the historic details of the event Who knows about the second Gold Spike the Nevada Silver GoldSithe Arizona Spike lver-Iron Spike — or for that matter the last old l—rnyard variety iron spike driven ribt in the first bon of Rails Or eg fourday dens' is the topic of the West Central War- Convention Assn Mel Alaska Following the diii ner the group toured Temple Square Monday's opening session will beginning at 9:30 am feature remarks by George B Ca tmull Salt Lake City streets commissioner and Dr Leslie D Burbidge chairman ot the board of corrections Ernest D Wright director Utah eivision of corrections also will speak Luncheon speaker Monday noon will be Judge J Allen Crockett chief justice Utah State Supreme Court After noon session will include talks on psychiatry and social revolution within prisons at Utah the 75 association 40 of Approximately wardens in the attended a "get acquainted" dinner Sunday night Utah State Prison Warden John W Turner vice president of the association welcomed the delegates from the western part do 1101400 'q 411 and California o n osto Vases ord your worries behind you PH 486-211- Train Limited Stops In Ohio En Route Spike CLEVELAND 01110 (AP) — The Centennial Limited headed for Promontory Sumntit Utah for the centennial observance of the first transI ink continental railroad in Cleveland Sunday arrived night for an overnight stop at It is the Union Terminal scheduled to leave at 8 am Monday for Chicago The train is made up of five coaches a twinunit diner and observation and parlor dome cars pulled by a locomotive Its schedule calls for arrival in Utah on May 10 exactly 100 years after the golden spike was driven at Promontory Summit linking the nation by rail for the first time sion The beautifully bound paperback edition contains carefully compiled and cha piers written ga rnered from newspapers magazines and other contemporary records of the day The illustrated book also contains many photographs taken by pioneer ! givik - by FOR 1 doira774:- LOW COST HANS Co MONUMENT kVAT1) & Open Evenings 484-159- 2033 The Utah Stale Historical of the Society publishers book are also selling it at 603 E South Temple 1 Put your luggage in the front trunk VOLKSWAGEN INTERMOUNTAIN there lication of The National Golden Spike Centennial Commis- MONUMENTS The VW Squareback Or you may come to The Tribune Library 113 S Main Room 211 and buy your copy Historic Detail --- It 84110 you can read all the historic detail — the facts free from folklore — in "The Last Spike Is Driven" official pub- South Main HOME LOANS Saturdays 4 SEE 1555 East 3:3rd South MILLER & VIRE Engraving Dmie At Any Utah Cemetery 1 15 Place Exchange -- NATIONAL ARMY & NAVY STORE STEP OUT ftfl C 0 EsfiV 0 RI WELLINGTON BOOTS -- BY i 04)M0 '1011 or BLACK 1 4k7''' " J' 9" POLISHED UPPERS SIZES: 2 9395 NOW ONLY! 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Keyser 37 for widow Gerald Dallas Barton - 410 :tt L :1 67 Dies of Heart Illness City I Oil ''7' g A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ACME COWBOY BOOTS TO $3500 - 4 ''' - ---- - pi - SL Realtor He was director and officer of the Apartment House Association of Utah from 1932 to 1960 and was a member of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors He was born Oct 20 1901 in Salt Lahe City a son of W W and Eva Adams Barton He was a lifelong resident of Salt Lake City He attended the University of Utah He married Melba Selley Aug 15 1923 in Salt Lake s v : " 7-- years as the firms real es- tate and prop- erty manager ii 95 - 71'6 - j4 e''' t - oeCooe "''''' Sr De C''' 00rt A f n- aeet Le vs 11 ay P O1ft0 E e- Ad 0 Prro- - Pa roe Pa - mental cfe aec L nrae P Sc):t Be (ler Chco o1a De otn Ret E tUtt at-- d ano Le a rne-t- Lea n11 cof Cara' jnee jer vs - Gaie P Bean F 0DOrt L rr d a Baoev menfaJ P:antli (pawed de(re Koneer 'A' Breeze vs Nornan P Breeze or'enta crue:tyk PAnfitt d de 'et L 00a N 'read v Davie N Nfeaci rer atal P ntlf granted Oecoee Ou500v Ca wo rnrik CO- 0ra' SlOa roar B Wams sir H 00th Dar VVtharDS mental antPd dOCree Leon Fva P rr meefai decree StS vra CAC Gae004 Gaeors Itit wan:ea suoncrf E Herr rne'el qe Der vs e 'ly Se(1 r E 0 0er ke'n ai mon a e 0' aeP p$11ntif vs o i'vo r a stee Daee coe'tv loav of Cox month Cimony 'nr 4 )1 e Soh Corrone r wh arrtyd rfis In Waltr laie Sa't PRICE — A IN ellington Carbon County man died Sunday at 8:35 pm in a hospital here of a bullet wound suffered early Sunday at his residence Ned McCourt Carbon County deputy said Emmett S Flores SO was wounded Olen 32 a caliber pitol bullet struck the victim in the buttocks and lodged in hi g A ' 00401000104"" 00AAlk ALAkik-440-04- A Anne dV 1926 Member Church a 415pook111 cet Nepni LDS Superin BeChtel tendent Construction (0 20 Survt- years wodow Or daughter duselt Lake Mmn: '71'2 son 81g Mrs H D (Beverly) Mrs Eleazer (LaPreal) Idaho Mrs We den Heoner Hurst Mapleton Els nore Jewell Rochteld Funeral Elsonore LDS pm Medneday ad (haorl where friends call oiler 71wsclty p rn Wednesday ooe hour pror IC servoces Buroal Rochtet1 Cerretery ty Ether Lele Mabel C niellardS a rved Cowies Ave fjOOLJ:ti'keP2 Ricnaras Ci''''ht' 1734 61 r c itterci' :454't4 James Ernest end kice Crow to f ther Cowles Me fled Frank H Richaras Jan 3 ' ' 1111'2eIdi 7tIrit 4grikk WvedOcemcing2' 147 Member Sur 1957 Los Church Ilkitil vivors: Mrs daughterX Keith Jek Yonne 3 grand- Sandy children sist ers (V '' Johnson funeral 4? Lake Coy A we ''''' 4 $1'1 John Newsoo SIver Spring Md: Mrs Ph II Bountitul: tJanett Allen at anticholOren Elsinore mOther urohers Ssters Mrs Alene Douglas ( rs Leslie (Nina) Chrostensen Mrs h1orare (May) Lindsay all Salt H eft 6 d ot nature Ted ceuies May 4 in MUT le 9r1tiitkfi Mrs Hyrum Judkins (Edith Ogden bet (Glean Torgeson Calif I Ke area howars ra rues5 grancichIdten for the Mrs Oil Der00 ending at 10 day LDS Ward o m pm Sonoav 'novae: Glendale Churl 43 38 S nth East Friends Funeral Vveanesaav noon 260 Monclav 61 E call 235G E 150 South Temcle South friends call DS liospitai r rn Tuedav at Ire ward chaoel Tuesdav 68 am where Weanesoav prior Bunal to Mr and Mrs Kurt J Rennemann one hour oror '13 serytoes ervices Burial Ogden City CemeSunset Lawn Memorial Park in? 5 satp tery: Mr and Mrs Leroy P Coleman 12t94th E (Cur13 ) dauchle W Mr and Mrs terry S Pante lakts 2547 Lynnwood Dr sort IONA IDAHO — Myrtle Waldram Mr and Mrs Jay A Carlson 4025 Steele 74 died May 3 at her home Golden Ct son Born Mr and Mn Jerre G Mortonsen 63 Howard Edward (Curly) Johnson of natural causes uly 23 1894 116diedChaot North Ogden Utah to Lorenzo Harm ony Cl son a Vpftlfiaifft'ii'1 Aye Mr and Mrs Leonard G Norman and Ellen Weldram Married to John aiimeni ) 628 W 3765 South R Steele Jan 2 1911 solemnired 3 at Murray son home Mr and Mrs Owen H Broderiek May Sall Lake LDS Temple He died Dec 28 LA Nov Born 538 E 3rd South 17 1967 Survivors: sons daughter Orem daughter 1903 Prove to 't Mr and Mrs Dennis P Van Koos ' Max W Harold J GW0011 R all Brigham and IN linclaal 25377th East son 401 it1I lona Mrs Jack W Mrs William ElnoraI Mr and Mrs Dwane B Williams Sarah Johnson Sobieski bc:h (Muriel) Murray Peay 11239 W 7th South son Margaret Utah 16 granOcnildrent 16 great tra4et Mr and Mrs litho Gonzales 3835 Married it:?5 Leora Davis Nov brothers sisters Fugrandchildren IS 754 West daughter 1928 16 Salt neral pending from Chapel Of Pines Mr and Mrs Richard E Work Lake LDS Tem- :man p40 Mc:ary Idaho Falls East son Caroenter Dir member 184 ter Local Funerals Holy Cross Hospital M miner Grant Mr and Mrs Alfred J Dessert F oe r — ADAMS Funeral services for 36537nd East daughter W a r d seventy Attcn R Johnson Adams will be Mr and Mrs Robert S Newkirk served Stake rmis 2 helo ORROMMEIMIIIMPlannig Monday East son pm in the Larkin s 0 n manager Mr and Mn Chapel 260 East So Tern Glenn K Sitenlign Utah Poultry Assn Provo Suryli Mortuary wnere friends rnay cab Sunday 1339 Phillips Ln son H idowt sons yors Verde)) ob to pm and Monday POrir both Salt Lake Citv from 'James L Interment Tuesday I pm services B brothers sisters Raymond University moat Hospital W V Welch Karl W Mrs MCA Sunset Memorial Cemetery Mr and Mrs Frank Nakata yoy (Mary) both Provo Mrs Utah Funeral directors Larkin Mort East son Melvin B (Mildred) Robbins Mona tuary BOGGESS - Funerat services tor Funeral Juab County Wednesday 1:30 pm Grant Fourth LDS ‘"Varcl Ciara Johnson Sc:mess will be held Cottonwood Hospital Chapei 1111 Charlton Ave Friends Monday 2 pm in the Union 2nd Mr a n d Mrs ArmOnd I Carron 'call LDS Ward chapel S40 East 22C0 4670 Highland Dr Tuesday 6314 S 2iC)0 West son PM Wednesday at the ward chapel South Friends may can at the Doff Mr and Mrs Steve M Crofts )071 one hour 8090 South Stale to Mortuary Sunday Burial services prior 8 E 4185 South son PM and Monday at the ward Elysian Burial Gardens ichaoei one hour prior to services Mr and Mrs Richard G Kohn FuBonal Murtay City Cemetery 4595-6h East Murray neral directors Gott Mortuary Mr and Mrs Frank Petersen' 2006-3r— Funeral East daughter BRENTZEG services Mn h4tc4lern Beverly Ann Eyre Harris 44 424 for Harry S Brentzeg will be held Speed 4792 BoMnarir4S4t4 Place Chapman !Tuesday I1:00 am at the Larkin died of natural atesgreetis 260 East South Temple Mortuary 4 in May !causes !Friends may call Monday evening Valley West Hospital a Salt Lake hospi- 64 pm and Tuesday I hour prior to Don Duane DeVare Mr and Mn 19 tal born Aug !services Burial Fly Nevada Fu2975 S 9150 West Magna daughter R a w lins 1624 neral directors Larkin Mortuary to Robert 'Wyo —CHRISTENSEIN — Funeral 'Basil and Ethe for Mario A Christensen will Garrard Eyre be held Monday 10:40 am at the ll Married to Harold !Kearns Stake Center 4260 West 5215 L Nov Harris — 'So Friends may call Sunday IDAHO Earl 30 1946 member BLACKFOOT m at McDougal Funeral Home Dean Hill 23 Blackfoot died April LOS Church 4330 So Redwood and Monday at the 29 1969 near the Blackfoot dam of C a shier Survi- hour prior to services !church exposure s: husband Interment Ivor and graveside services 13 in Salmon 194: Born Sept Granger Mdnday 3 om Delta Cemetery FuIdaho a son of John W and Irene parents neral directors McDosioal Funeral Hill Graduate Kinser Blackfoot brothers B sister4 tit Home Eyre v Served in US Navy High School Jr Kearns Gor-'CRAWFORD — Funeral services Survivors: mother Mrs Irene Gib-- don G for Gro Jecediah Thompson Crawford son Blackfoot father Pocatello Petaluma Calif will be held Tuesday 10 am in me sisters David D brother Lemay K Eyre Hunter Mrs Orville Lark w Mortuary ChaceL 160 East Lary Mo Mrs Lee (LaVern) Roger :13 Salt So Tempe where friends may can Petersen Jean) Tacoma Wash Mrs Robert (Carol) Lake(Bonnie Funeral Tuesday noon 36 at the mortuary Monday from a City Mrs Pocatello Kinghorn Bobby E 7th South where friends CJii one pm and Tuesday prior to services Idaho hour Leadore (Doris) Anderson Boneta Mountain Nome prior to services Burial Valley Interment Funeral John (Loraine) Mrs Collinsworth View 13ttun directors :Cemetery Memorial Pak Alaska Fairbanks 1Mortuary CURRAN — Funeral services tor S Earl T Curran will be held Sgt Wade Monday 12 noon in the O'Donnell OGDEN Funeral services tor Mortaurv 372 East 1st South where FILLMORE Franklin Eugene La Von Edna Stewart Clark 20 who freinds may call Sunday from 6 to 6 Wade 48 died of a heart ailment died May 3 of injuries suffered in a Pm and Monday prior to service May 3 in San Jose Calif Born Feb! cartrain accident in Roy will be Burial and graveside military honors 21 1921 Delta to Arthur and Stella Wednesday 11 am Chapel Of Flow at Fort Douglas Cemetery Funiral Low Wade Married Martha Louise ers Mortuary where friends call directors0'Donnell Mortar Los Hutton June 1942 Angeles Tuesday pm Wednesday prior DAY — Funeral services for La-Employe Lockheed MisSile Plan LI to services Burial Aultorest MemoriF will be held Monday Priel Day Calif Member IDS at Park Born Aug 30 1948 Port 2 pm at the I DS 7r1 Ward Cnape Sunnyvale widow son land Ore to Tom A and Helen E 17th South and 5th East Friends may Church Survivors: Franklin daughters Eugene Jr Amidan Stewart Married to Gregory call Sunday 78 pm at Evans & Mrs Kenneth (Linda) Nagy Mrs Arthur Clark Coalville April 16 Early 574 East 1st South and at the Jerry (Chris) Ferreria all San Jose 11965 Member IDS Church Member place of service 2 hr poor Inter Mrs Gerald (Carolyn) Johnson Las VVomen's Bowling Assn Survivors: Intent Memorial Gardens of the Val & Evans 6 grandchildren Funeral directors ley broth husband US Army Ft Ord Calif Vegas Nev Bill son sisters ers Ronald Mrs Arthur Early Nicholas daughter (Helen) Adams both Salt Lake City 1Down Marie both Ogden parents DRAPER — Funeral services for Va Mrs Jack Roanoake Roy Edna Ions Michael Draper will be held Mrs nrandmother Beaver Funeral Amidan wOoden brothers (Louise) Lessing sisters Monday 2 pm In the 10th Ward 420 in ser- - Tom A Jr Additional Jose San with US Army George :So eth East Friends may call at Tuesday vices Fillmore Second LDS Ward L Timothy M Franke L Ginger the Deseret Mortuary 36 East 7th Connie P all So Chapel Thursday at pm Friends Ann Sherrie Sunday pm and at the I call Olpin Mortuary Thursday prie' 'Ogden ward Monday hour prior to servto services Burial Fillmore Ceme- - j ice Interment Salt Lake City Cemeterse tery FOnerei directors Deseret Ator tuary FIFE — Requiem Mass for Robert 56 80 irlicazo Shimizu OrpheuM C Ave died of natural causes April 30 k File will be celebrated Tuesday 10 am at St Vincent's Church al in a Salt Lake rest home Born Jan OGDEN — C Leonard Beckman Blvd Wasatch 1889 Holy Rosary 68 died of natural causes May 4 at Japan Farmer Employe 4893 will be recited Hotel Monday at 8 pm at Member Buddhist his home Born June 21 1900 Ogden ' Ambassador 372 East 1st Church Survivors: cousin Ragro O'Donnell Mortuary to Carl and Anna Bengstrom Beck where friends tray call Mon man Retired mechanical adviser Hamagachi Pasadena Calif Funer South6:30 to 8'30 pm Funeral direc1300 day 2350 E and salesman for American Can Co al Monday 10 am tors O'Donnell Mortuary South Burial TaYlorsville Cemetery 1M e m b or IDS Church Survivors: GRONN — Funeral services for 'brothers sisters Ira A Salt Lake itars Johannes Ntesen Gross will be s I Cityi Wesley Beckman Lund Ogden: in the Colonial held Monday If a 'Mrs Gertrude Lawrence Mrs Anna toosepome M 'Mortuary Chapel 2I28 South State Laverne Gormley both Los Angeles — PR ICE Martinez where friends may call Sunday 6 to Funeral Wednesday ) pm Larkin Torres 74 diedJosephine of natural causes 8 o rn and Monday prior to serviceS Chapel of the Dawn where friends 3 in a hospital here Born Feu Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Fucall Tuesday pm Wednesday May 18 to Livardo neral directorS Key COlOrial NM Gallima 1895 to Burial North and aosetien S Martinez Married to services prior Ogden City Cemete-Fad Torres Jan 1912 Galinia GUNNELL — Funea1 servce f)r i Survivors: husband sons dougnters Pone' Le ie Gunnell fl be he el Nick Fidel Jr b o n Moab Joe Monody 11 noon n the l'idvaie 2nd Ano-e- lebuer i Sentacluin Utah LDS Ward chapel AO Soh Maq ROger iMonticello i Cons Friends may cali at the Gott Vortu County: Gus Cortez Colo GRAND PRAIRIE - ary om and Mond SunLay side services for R o n a d Angie- Riverside Calif Mrs Arthur (Flor- ono B hoer orior to service enrol Mrs Manzanarez Gilbert 35 jr sofof who and inturies buy' Funeral City Cemetery Madeid Price Mrs (Ficielia1 both itered in an airplane Crash near the directors GottMortui'v TexasOkianoma border May 3 Wilt Manuel (Josiel Martinez 0 a den — Funeral HARMAN serv'cis Salt be Tuesday at 2 pm in the Ameri- - Mrs John (A d el i dal Vigil Vernon Mrs Lake City Lost Clara SIMMOnS Harman w 'e d can Fork City Utah Cemetery 2 noon t h e South Cob in Monday Glenwood ShrinctS 'Friends call Anderson and Sons Mor- - Fresciuez Park Ward Chaeel Born Mrs Adron tAnnetnat Gonzalez Highland !Wary Tuesday noon? pm Doodias Street Interment 52 great Elysait 19:'4 California Married Gailinia: 88 grandchildren !April 30 sisters Burial Gardens Friends may call at brother granocnildren Patricia Bennett San Francisco 36 Est ith Mrs ViO- the Deseret Mortuary Hernandez NM Calif Aircra' designer Member for South Mrs Suazo Gallinia Sunday (Lugar:clot pm and Monday LDS Church S u r v v 0 r S: widow: Jact--tAlort111 Mrs Tiovala at the ward chapel one hour prior to 'S 0 n $ dou9hterS Jeff Kim 0 Funeral directors services Deseret NM aanda both Formington !Cleo Ma r c a all Grand Prairie Mitchell Fte Mortuary Mrs Carmel Como Stock- - semi Tuesday 2 pm HARRIS — Funeral services toe Calif Donald :nerat Chapel where friends call Mon!ton halfbrother day Tuesday prior to services Burl 8everly Ann Eyre Harris ssill be held Como Stockton at Price City Cemetery Tuesdav 12 noon et Deseret Mortu:46 E 7th South wry Street Int rnent Valley View Memorial Park Piobison MaryFriends may cail at Deseret Mortu — Mary MORGAN d1 Tue‘dav one hour oriot to ser Belle Ellis — PaUFne HonaS DOCATELLO 72 Funea1 vices Deseret drectors Robisor65 tt ed of natural causeS died of a snort il May 3 in a Mortuary May 3 in an Ogden hospital Born hospital here BornnessJune 13ga — to John June )3 1903 Bountitul 10 HORNE Fwv2rli SersCe Liebentha Kan to AIN- and Anna lillias Harward munch artir Horne will be held Henry and Mary Married to Po1 0666Tca n delo Ellis Married to Delbert S Robison Hone Larkin Mor 60on 1411 h'- Kan Ells died So 260 EA81 Ternole Jan 14 1925 Salt Lake LDS ern- - Feb 15 1957 Memb S Aronohv s tuary CO3M61 mreiri II 600 may :1 Sunday from ble Volunteer worker Morgan Ct5on Cathahc Church or Survivors' 8 ano MoDclav Drior to ser D M Survivors ty baby clinic husband Joe Mrs M oia (Carrel 6 claughts 111 Lake Coo E sons Hord S D W both Bow Totaneol Herm (La al Cerreterv intpment Funeral drectors Larkin tirul 1 drancitheoren: brothers sis Belort Mrs Jame (Ia' Prno all a F ll is 811 ters Po(atolio John H ph o P u1 Tayiorsvioe KANTCHNER -- Funeral services ine) Dreher bolt Biatkto't Mrs LaVell (Lev) Parsons Co for or lack karttnner will be trwrba Hat Mr Sue) Maden '' itn JorseCraal:chilradrtnndcon'lhs 1161 21600000 0 60 In the Harvaid Mrs Provo HOblon Jay (Nora) So nd Fa-S On one Andv IYL:islaq Slc i 11)ert (06er MntOal TUC'OY I hod Hays Kan om at Mrs Ed (Jones) Friend moo cad Siinctiy Morgan North L DS V ard ChaoaL CurtiVilikav Kan sioset Reouem nlas Friends call Walker Mortuary Mon Totzedav S 11 aro 2180 Fa and Montimp AnthonY St am 10 day pm lue day prior to se :elurch Rdarv Monday 745 b rn the chor11 nnor to services Pi6 yf es Burial North Morgan Cerne iDownvd Chapel Burial Mountan- neral direncis Curtis Mackav i !c lery Lawn Mortuary view Larneterv Harold Johnson Myrtle Steele heart i4 a Earl IL Lion Franklin E Clark t Ohazo Shimizu Leonard Beekman Torres 1 4 Ronald Mae E 10 1 Pauline lianas sjoine r"' vs A AokA011At Bush PIr ' u r e tvor et hus hand son dauan " E ter Sal C$tv Mr$ Blli K 1PeooY) S Sevier to John and Kristne 74 itearr4 Born El 1903 23 N C k Busk Lake a Salt p 'al 4 on h o 5 Cokielly 04 a ed cau Ne1son tied Cl nat eaute MAY Ural snoe S 1 John Jar '4 I tieNeI Hon Orytua FaI i hh I'v4ernetr Births rs 10tho li ( 4101) Peterson F1291lo Shenan- Huss John N Busk - 31innie votrac S Nora 1d Sal1 1903 4' Tli F1 Rachel I it:1Na V LDS Sait Lake kZ Rettred Temple farmer Sandy Stake pror sered stake mik nr '4"a'! toon 0i well cfril ler 3Q years Sur vivors wciow sons Clarence L dauohters liam E ocih Salt Lake Cy Mrs N r$ Bodell Vdn Muril (Lottre) Mrs Lester rLOrsr E011h) heap Graham Nos Merl (P'arie) Huoser Robert E Lawrence E all Sandy both Vvest Iowan Ray A R verton Lehi merrill C DaOo Clyde E 113 Idaho 59 grandchildren ryeM Funeral Wedneu iy I grandchttdren P m Sandy Third LDS klal 0 Cht p el 9000 S State St FrerlOS tall Kin S State St Toeaky 6 a is rn Vrednesday at the ward chooel one hour prior to s hCeS Burtal South Jordan Cernetery Bowl K ntitf ceii ted Cn Ono0 co SASDOt rrPa P Dacl Ravrono Pam selernn-K- 1 ' Sens sr s'ist : os Ronerls Idah RuPet- -t Ma1theks Po'oetn Nelson NOrrod two F uneral I ueday 2 pm 21 At S State S here troends cal h1ov P Tuesday prior to se' day TatIov Cemetery 001h Bura c&: 4'4 Ca la and Irv Northrioro Harvey SMeMs Thorp as Damoncl Colorado SPrmii Colo Ceroe V Darrond f rano DorrYou PeaINI J Shoelos Mrs M Girner a1 Salt Lake CI 66 1882 a: Vay 18 Surywors dauohters Oryiia 8 hut0nson Sfanlev J Altman V Thema B °neva A Marred PeterWaiter AMan mental cruelty Both Pan son 20 June 11ti and oefendant decrees ta17 Salt Lake tS beferdant or anted granted of two LDS rnner chllren lard custody Temple Doe meet child $a00 Der 's r g to II)9 'r''S: ''S" he Vrs Air”Cut'y decree n a tuai gra—el or eoo cak'caiv c Ca 0 S:0 Der Way 4 in a Sal mCem Ch a hosottal Lake 3 Bcn Ju ren bernel 15Jnaral rnenta cru lake Sail e ty PUOorqf 0r1red decree custoThomas 4v to ( cf fop- - 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F - vs clect a d salt Lokf cu- 3 Ave a 3r - i3 sof" Temoe ?v Kkiie en ( r 132 7 Eno mors icG r a n t qil urek grarf Clocree SO Dr Pe' e t 1'- Diamond 75 E e Q ro DAre (roe P00 r 1:rts t'r I' S Nehaur 14!E:'nots21Ait Lumtie Orverei co finance ae aio00ev 1a n ye C1 ( Sat La n"''''' Cae so p va 'su rest 0 (a i7 et- n iea LOS uvidov oe 5 4° StoNICte rno erfai C Oq et C ak0 a A r4f1 Iia Since his discharge es a major following the war Di Cutler had practiced in Salt Like City An avid horseman he had trained and ridden show horses xvinnine numerous awards I 1907 Born April in Hyrum Cache County he was a son of Frank and Margaret Sparks Cutler He married Mena Taylor June 24 1031 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Ilp is survived by his WidOW and the following sons and daughters Frank 11 Richard T and LaWletier E (Larry) all Salt Lake City and Mrs Jerald IL (Dorothea) Nelson Huntington Beach Calif Also are four surviving a brother grandchildren: Preston R Salt Lake City and three sisters Mrs Eldon B (Bethea) Sessions Columbus Ohio: Mrs Roland H (Margaret) Merrill and Mrs Elmer J (Helen) Hartvigsen both Salt Lake City Oil be Funeral services held Wednesday noon in the Monument Park Ninth LDS Ward Chapel 1565 Foothill Dr Friends may call at 260 E South Temple Tuesday 9 pm and Wednesday at the ward chapel one hour prior to services Burial Mountainview Estates 3115 E Memorial 7800 South The family suggests contributions to Primary Children's Hospital A Co - 4 r Ad ''''' COMBAT BOOT ' ) k ‘' VIETNANVieel'-14'- COWBOY BOOTS t 4 '' I t e' t0 pm ' ''' oc 1 Dr Cutler practiced in Hag ernAn Md prior to entering the US Air Force as a flight surgeon During World War lie was stationed at Brishane ti&ti "' ' A e 0 heart attack He had been associated with 4- SOLES! 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'' — y r - i (Ci 95 $11 o - ed Ile F Third District Court SanJt Iridicine in 1935 School of otse Air ana Gve Toe elf Letire'an vs hcmas Ecasad cktrivioo me1 cfJt ' k i i P 1 liee Cutler d e CRAN'I'ED rart degree from the sity or Ntarylano hetd0 v d r en a H d 1)1VORCES 9 3 V born Jure 2' 143 Paiker clm Netneriana :a P'rnus a n a L '''' 3- - ' BROWN - aMkal hcrne Sarah Sarah J 161 65 In n Of SL'aui Sccevay v‘vrrav '( '6 Sans 33 1169 Beverly E Harris s - The lug oxford that has taken the High School and College set by storm The most comfortable yet rugged shoe you'll ever wear II 441 Wolf s VanGe'eleren n u naotaale a t u r a tima Harlan 1 tv de James Lslella Wane r V a 3 ' Norrington 0 Beth Muny Ackman 78 Salt Lak Charles Floyd Gamble 31 Dvmver erJacqueiine Mao Keller 7u Grano Ce 0 i sitcossaisetaklUroma ICIDS k BETA SHOES 11? : ' William Sumner Barton 67 530 E 1st South prominent in Utah real estate for more than 40 years died Saturday at his resi- 701' -of a dence 46' 511 of the Uhiversity of Utah h e rec eived s medical Md Documented History You'll want this documented history for your library Alal it can be yours simply by the accompanying mailing coupon to Golden Spike Book The Salt Lake Tribune Box 867 Salt Lake City Utah Now graduate 1 photographers on large glass some of which negatives have never been published before coast-to-coas- A served his medical internship awl surgical at residency Bid timot e lospit a Mercy Lives in Booklet SL Hosting Wardens' Meet istrators" Mail to Golden Spike Book The Salt Lake Tribune Box Salt Lake City Utah 84110 book also is available at The Tribune library Room 212 Tribune Bldg 143 S Main and at the Utah State Historical So(iety 6113 E South Temple Mr $130 plus tax) Today's occasional paseitger lucky enough to arrive at an is unscheduled stop promptly ushered into the Creeper's caboose the only passenger car available With the advent of modern roads and the decline of the sheep industry the "Heber Creeper" lost its comfortable coaches and its lucrative cargo In their petition fur abandonment Denver and Rio Grande officals said the little line hauled only 87 freight cars during 19117 a statilrc which will probably hasten the final retirement of the "Heber Creeper" of the country ranging from Illinois Ohio and Indiana to ZIP CrhP Car Available "The Process of Change as It Effects Correctional Admin- STATE Dr Frank Henry Cutler 62 2514 Skyline Dr (2400 East) Salt Lake City physician and died surgeon suddenly Sat urday evening in Salt Lake City 5 Monday !May Marinus Vantleltleren Salt Lake County Gerald r Tribune Intermountain News of Record LICENSES SL Doctor ADDRESS 8ii7 Dies at 62' print) NAIE comfortable Only (Please Culler MARRIACE Driven" Golden Spike commemorative S170 for each book HEBER (LTD — As the nation prepares to celebrate the anniversary of' completion the transcontinental railroad "The Heber Creeper" faces forced retirement The Heber Creeper is one of Utah's most colorful branch lines but the Denver Pnd Rio Grande Railroad has penttioned the Interstate Cornmene Commission to abandon its 2205 miles of track in Provo Canyon Finished in 1890 the line has affectionately been known to generations as the "Creeper" because of its leisurely trips up and down the canyon Follow No Schedules F talie The Salt News of Record' - : 1 !ii 1 1) I t l' |