| Show Standard-Examin- Cbitu3ries?XstIona!s er Lillian R Handrahan D Swenson Joseph WASHINGTON SOUTH WEBER - USan Rae Handrahan 75 Sed Thursday May 11 2000 at a local care canter She was bom October 27 1924 in Tremonton a daughter of Darnel W TERRACE Joseph D Swenson 82 passed away peace-tuft- y on Thursday May 11 2000 at hs home He was bom July 6 1917 at the family home in Mendon Utah 19jti Joseph marfkl Uannda Jardma in Clark-so- n Utah Joseph was a veteran of World wirll in the 1930s TV series died Wednesday of :rcer He was 81 “Peter Gunn' which was cre- Alex Kerr The Associated Press - - (ui:l'i 'liMWJrt' 'Mil' SEATTLE Alex “Andy" Kerr a Navy captain who figured filmmaker Blake Edated in a key decision in the life of wards bydebuted in 1958 and was Lee Harvey Oswald died Saturfor its film noir style known day of cancer of the larynx He deadpan humor and jazzy theme was 73 was 78 Mandni Kerr graduated from the US song by Henry Boxer’s artistic interests Stevens appeared in many ranged among painting drawing ‘ Naval Academy and went on to films the 1940s and throughout sculpture and printmaking And become an aide to four secretar1950s including “Humoresque”-“Sincthe ies of most within his paintings he explored Navy prominentYfcii Went Away” and a variety of styles ly with John Connally in the Unto “Night Night” Boxer’s works are in the per- Kennedy administration later He on televiformer appeared A academy colleague manent collections of many mushows such as “Dallas” and rion Hank Searls recalled the seums including the Museum of day Modern Art and the Whitney that Kerr received a letter from “Man of the World” His last role in a major film Museum of American Art in Moscow was in Edwards Hollywood satwriter “The Lee one Harvey New York the Boston Museum ire in 1981 Oswald asked the that “SOB” secretary of Fine Art and the Hirshhom reverse his Marine Corps Museum in Washington DC Paula Wessely discharge and Genrase Cowell grant him an honorable one but VIENNA Austria - Paula Kerr had never been a Wessely postwar Austria’s foreLONDON - Gervase Cowell rubber-stam- p bureaucrat He most theater and movie actress a British diplomat who was ex- learned Oswald had been a lousy and one of the most acclaimed pelled from the Soviet Union for Marine” Searls said “He adg performers in the with informant an contact having vised Secretary Connally to turn died world Thursday She died May 2 He was 73 down the request” was 93 Posted to the British Embassy Connally who went on to beWhile praised for some of the in Moscow in 1962 Cowell was come governor of Texas was fmest stage acting of the 20th expelled the next year following wounded when Oswald shot the Soviets’ discovery that Col President John Kennedy to death century Wessely was also accused of being a tool of the Nazis Oleg Penkovsky a member of on Nov 22 1963 for having appeared in Nazi prothe Soviet secret service had In his book “A Journey paganda films throughout World been passing information to US Amongst the Good and the War II and British contacts Great" Kerr speculated that OsWessely’s career spanned Cowell was among 12 Ameri- - ' wald might have been gunning more than six decades “The cans and Britons identified by for Connally rather than the presas her fans would lovWessely" Soviet authorities as Penkovsky’s ident call her was a household ingly contacts principal Penkovsky word in Austria CE Olsen was arrested and executed She was the star in many Nazi-er- a COLLEGE STATION Texas movies but the part most Maynard Hicks - CE “Pat” Olsen the man for held against her was die leading fawhom Texas A&M’s baseball PULLMAN Wash - Longrole in the Nazi propaganda is named died cility Thursday movie "Heimkehr” time Washington State Universi- rA?? e serving the U S 'SOhe Eu- ropean Theatre He had worked as an accountant tor Jackson Finance and also as a sales representative tor McNeeiey Sales re- in the Salt Lake LDS Temple John died July 24 1997 She graduated from Weber High School Lillian was a member of the South Weber 2nd LDS Ward where she was a Visiting Teacher and a Primary tiring in 1983 He was a member of the Washington Terrace 5th LOS Ward where he was a Elder Joseph was a charter member of the Washington Terrace Lions Club He served two terms as a Washington Terrace City Councilman and served many years on the City Planning Commis- sion in 1995 he was honored by the city for more than 25 years of civic service Surviving are his wife Mannda of Teacher She was ’Miss Hill Air Force Base of 1943’ UHian enjoyed crocheting making wedding cakes and ceramics She was a member of The Friendly Club Surviving are five sons and three daughters Steven R (Susan) Handrahan Syracuse John D (Angela) Handrahan West Point David W (Gayle) Handrahan West Jordan George W Pane) Handrahan Kaysvitle Patrick Washington Terrace: two sons and three daughters Jerrie (Hugh) Dermis-to- n Perry Utah Lyle J Swenson (Pamla) Handrahan Syracuse Joyce (Ray) Clift Ocean Park Wash Gail (Wendell) Rasmussen Salma Utah Margaret (Joel) George Ogden 37 grandchildren and 27 K Sandy Utah Denise (Butch) Defa Salt Lake City Debra Jo (Blake) Burrell South Weber Rick D (Tawny) Swen- son West Jordan 19 grandchildren and rune Joseph is also survived by his mother-in-laJayne W Jardine Clark-sto-n Utah one brother-i- n law Duke (Dorothy) Skins Mesa Ariz and many nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister Ooteel Ekins We tithe children wish to express our appreciation for all the loving care given to our dad by our mother Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 p m at Lindquist's Ogden Mortu- UHian is also survived by two sisters Marie (Dean) Schoffield West Jordan Georgia Arm Allred Clinton Wash She was preceded in death by one brother and one sister Funeral services will be held at the graveside on Monday at 11 am at the Ogden City Cemetery with Bishop Ivan Ray officiating Friends may call at Undquist’s Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd on Sunday from 6 to 8 pm and Monday 9:30 to 10:30 am ary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Surujay-fto6 to 8 pm and Monday 11 4$ lm to 1245 pm Interment Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch 1718 Combe Road where Military Honors will be IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY OF JESSE EVATT BRADLEY October 22 1939 May 13 1999 Lynfr Ray Fuhriman It's been a year since you were taken from us We miss you so very much We remember you every OGdEN - Lynn Ray Fuhriman 64 passed away Thursday May 11 2000 at tta fDS Hospital in Salt Lake City from pomplications following pancreatic surgdry He was bom February " Abstract artist Boxer dies at 73 PITTSFIELD Mass Stan ley Boxer an abstract artist known for his thickly brushed paintings died Monday of complications from colon cancer He a son of Joseph and Laura Parker Swenson CivApnl 18 ’Saturday May 13 2000 88 I M day The hunting trips gun shows and every day life isn't the same without you 4 Love Always and Forever 1936 in Providence Utah to Carl and Edna Jorgensen Fuhriman He married Mae Robson in Plain City Utah in 1957 they later divorced He married Carol Squid Rynhart on July 1 1983 m Durango Col- Darlene Troy Tracy Margie Kris Nick Cody and Shadow IN MEMORY OF LETITA RACHEL GUITIERREZ May 13 1982 - May 2 1998 We will celebrate your birthday today Even though you are not here Not with candles and a birthday cake orado' But with He served in the US Army He was a member of the LDS Church and a member of BPO Elks Lodge 719 He was an avid golfer traveled extensively and enjoyed the out of doors Surviving are his wife Carol Fuhriman of Ogden one son Jed R Fuhri-ma- fr Ogden two daughters Kaye R (Keith) Caserio Karin R (Adrian) Coon per both of Layton and three Erin Heidi and Kade He is also survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Qad Fuhriman Washington Ter-rac- e' one brother Russell (Alta) Fuhri-ma- rt Washington Terrace two sisters Donna (Veri) Harris Washington Terrace and Judy (Charies) McLaughlin So Ogden He is also survived by his devoted dog Brandi PtASral services will be held on Tuesday May 16 2000 at 11 am at Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd with Bishop Richard Myers officiating Friends may call at the mortuary on Monday from 6-- pm and Tuesday from 945-10:4- 5 sm Interment Heber City Cemetery The family wishes to express their appreciation to Dr LeGrand Belnap and the staff of the LDS Hospital more enjoyable When you’re ready to leave call our office to start and stop your newspaper while you’re away ONE CALL fioES IT ALL German-speakin- He was 97 letter-ma- n Olsen was a three-yea- r as a pitcher at Texas A&M in the 1920s He went on to play in the New York Yankees farm system and was Lou Gehrig’s roommate for pan of one summer He was named to the Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame in 1978 and a Distinguished Alumnus in 1981 He is also a member of the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame ty journalism professor Maynard Hicks died May 3 of complications following an automobile accident He was 93 Hicks taught journalism at the school’s Edward R Murrow School of Communications for 35 years until 1972 After leaving WSU he taught at Western Washington University in Bellingham and for 10 years at California state universities in Fullerton and Northridge In addition to a son and w LOS ANGELES - Craig Stevens the actor who played the suave private eye “Peter Gunn” band three grandchildren and four 1-- 625-44- 00 j (Homecoming) produced in 1941 After the war Wessely had regrets for that role but some critics remained unconvinced by her token repentance She excelled in most key female roles of the German and drama from Friedrich Schiller’s “Mary Stuart” to Arthur Schnitzler’s “Anatol” and from Henryk Ibsen’s “John Ganon-Germ- an briel Borkman” to Tennessee Williams “Glass Menagerie” Sir Laurence Olivier Craig Stevens Hicks’ survivors include a daughter and her husdaughter-in-la- " men- tioned her name when asked to name the world's best actresses and Bette Davis is known to have watched her movies tears and tond memories taking some flowers 8 purple balloons To lay at the grave side in memory of you We'll-b- You would have been 18 HAPPY BIRTHDAY LETITIA today LOVE MOM FAMILY 8 FRIENDS Funerals EAST Funeral be held Saturday Mortuary where to 10:45 am Box Free Web Site and more for your: E-m- ail services for Ronald B East will at 11 am at Lindquist's Ogden friends may call Saturday from Interment Ogden City Ceme-te- ry ? When you can't find tfie words ALL SEASON FLORIST A WEDDING 2047 Harrison OpanSun Frw MHrary to 1 focal mortuary ? Cleone F Nicholas CORINNE - Margaret Cleone Firth Nicholas 80 died on Thursday May 11 2000 in Tremonton Utah of cancer She was bom May 27 1919 In Both-we- ll Utah a daughter of Albert Young classroom or team! 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