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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, OCTOBER 10, 1984 in According to the Kaysville City Police Chief Lyle Larkins, and his department, a large number of automobile accidents have occurred in the past two weeks. Edward F. Taylor HE WAS a veteran of World War served with the U.S. Air F'orce. II having Surviving are his widow of Layton: one son and two daughters, William E. Taylor, Layton; Cheryl Taylor, Roy; Rosanne T. Hwang, Cheong Ju, Korea and four grandchildren. ALSO SURVIVING are his mother of Salt Lake City, one brother and two sisters. Jack Taylor, Big Lake, Minn.; Donna Kallister, Salt Lake City and Alice Groneman, Murray. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Oct. 3 in the Lindquist Kaysville Mortuary Chapel with Bishop Dennis Brown of the Layton 18th LDS Ward officiating. EDWARD FRANCIS TAYLOR FAMILY prayer was given by Donald Callister; prelude and post-ludMargaret Hansen; invocation. Ralph West; Youll Never e, Edward Francis Taylor, 66, of Melody, Layton, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 1984 in the LDS Hospital, in Salt Lake City of complications following surgery. 250 HE WAS born July 12, 1918 in Salt Lake City, a son of Robert W. and Hannah (Lynn) M. Wright Taylor. On Jan. 15, 1942 he married Rozelda West in Salt Lake City. HE HAD been employed at Hill Air Force Base as a production controller for 33 years, retiring in 1978. He was reared in Salt Lake City and graduated from South High School. He attended U.S. Air Force mechanics school in Dallas, Tex. and Long Beach, Calif. by Lynne and Walk Alone Michael Criddle; remarks, Bishop Dennis Brown; speaker, Bryce Allred; tribute to father, Cheryl Taylor and Rosanne Taylor Hwang; "O My Papa by Lynne and Michael Criddle; benediction. Dale West. Dedication of the grave was by Earl R. Groneman Jr. with inter- ment in the Kaysville City Cemetery. PALLBEARERS were William Edward Taylor, Thomas Grone- man, Robert Taylor, Russell Franc, Evan Cline and Ted Man-wil- l. Honorary pallbearer was Chung-Yu- l Hwang. Flowers were cared for by the Layton 18th Ward Relief Society. Alvin Joseph Gibbons Alvin Joseph Gibbons, 60, of S., Clearfield, died Thursday, Sept. 20, 1984 at Sheep Creek Boat Docks in Daggett County of a heart condition. 1146 E. 1050 HE WORKED at Hill Air Force Base for 35 years as a dispatcher supervisor for Base Operations. He lived in Clearfield the past 30 years. HE GRADUATED from Kamas, Utah High School. He was a member of the Clearfield 2nd LDS Ward. HE WAS a veteran, serving with the U.S. Air Force during World War II, He received the Silver Star. Surviving are his widow of Clearfield; two sons and two daughters, Greg Gibbons and Mrs. Don (Marsha) Carios, both of Sunset; Kenneth Gibbons, Clearfield; Mrs. Blaine (Ramona) But-tarWeston, Ida.; 10 grandchil- s, dren. are his father of Bountiful, and one brother, Leland O. Gibbons, ALSO SURVIVING Bountiful. He was preceded in death by one son. FUNERAL services were held at Lindquists Clearfield Mortuary. Bishop Ramon Warner of the Clearfield 2nd Ward officiated at funeral services. FAMILY prayer was by Blaine Buttars; prelude and postlude, Na- - 5 Dean Buttars; O My Father by Janet Ostler, accomompanied by Nancy Lundquist; invocation, Allen Hailstrom; remarks, Bishop Ramon Warner; speaker, Kenneth A. Gibbons; musical selection by Doris Cook, accompanied by Sally Frost; speaker, Barbara Hendrick-se- n and John Beutler; Sing Me To Sleep by Janet Ostler accompanied by Nancy Lundquist; benediction, Leland Gibbons. Dedication of the grave was by Gregory O. Gibbons with interment in the Clearfield City Cemetery. Military honors were accorded by the American Legion. PALLBEARERS were Richard Weeks, Blaine Lamb, Scott Fluck-igeMont Yates, Don Nielsen, Frank Casper, Dale Perkins and Chad Perkins. Flowers were cared for by the Clearfield 2nd Ward Relief Society. r, TWO ACCIDENTS occurred on Sept. 18. Sgt. David Helquist investigated an automobile accident at the intersection of 100 North and 200 East in which two persons were injured. Alice S. Allen of 40 N. 300 E., Kaysville was hit by a vehicle driven by Trevor A. Hoskins of accident. Farmington. DRIVER Hoskins was traveling southbound on 200 E. when he failed to yield the right of way at 100 N. intersection. Upon entering the intersection, Hoskins was struck broadside by the Allen vehicle traveling eastbound on 100 N. Upon impact, the Hoskins vehicle overturned completely traveling in a southerly direction coming to a rest on its side. Both Mrs. Allen and Hoskins received injuries and were treated at the scene by the paramedics and latertaken to Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. IN ANOTHER accident Cassie O. Curfew of Clearfield hit a telephone pole at 50 E. 200 N. hear the west side of Bowmans Market and the Kaysville City Post office. Patrolman Paul Miya investigated the accident.. Mrs. Curfew told the officer she had left work at Clover Club Foods and was westbound when the accident occurred. Her vehicle left the roadway and was stradling the curb, continued westbound and struck the telephone pole between the market and the post office. After impact the vehicle continued stradling the curb for about 40 feet before returning to the roadway. The vehicle traveled 139 feet before coming to a stop. Mrs. Hiro Miya, 89, of 110 N. 3050 E., Layton, died Monday, Oct. 1, 1984 at a Clearfield nursing home. SHE WAS born July 1, 1895 in Shizuoka, Ken, Japan, a daughter of Y onekichi and Shimizu-Sh- i, Take Miyagishima Miyagishima. She married Terumasa Y.K. Miya on Jan. 15, 1917 in Japan. He died April 6, 1980. SHE CAME to the Layton and Syracuse area in 1937. She and her husband operated a farm. She was a member of the Ogden 200 North. two vehicles, on the cornet LT. ELMER Morrison from the police department investigated the THE OTHER passenger in the Howard car was Valoy Seeley of 805 E. 300 N.. Kaysville. Cherice Whiting of 1551 E. Nicholls Road, Kaysville was a passenter in the Peterson vehicle. BOTH GIRLS received minor in- On Sept. 25 at 7; 13 p.m. another accident was reported by Sgt. David Helquist, which involved It was reported that Lundstrom had .seen the other vehicle with its right turn signal illuminated and had slowed down to turn right to north of (X) E. Street. She then pulled out to turn left and collided with the other car. Holzwarth stated she had intended to turn right to noith on 100 E., slowed to make the turn and North. PAUL Miya and Ron Barton made an arrest of a 17 year old male on Sept. 22 for criminal mischief. The youth drove in circles on the grass of the baseball field at Davis High School. Kelly G. Hansen of Syracuse and Alice Eugenia Gill of 40 W. 600 N., Kaysville, were involved in an accident on Sept. 24 with Sgt. David Helquist investigating. THE ACCIDENT occurred on the northwest corner of the parking lot of Harrys Thriftway Market. Driver Hansen operating a pickup truck was backing in a northerly direction from a parking stall at the parking lot. Driver Gill was traveling east through the parking lot in his vehicle. As Hansen backed out, he collided with the Gill vehicle. Detective Mike Lee was on hand Sept. 25 to investigate an auto accident which involved Lee M. Smith of 427 E. Pin Oak, Kaysville and Annie Lee Combs of Payson. SMITH said she was west bound on 200 N. near 100 E. when the driver Coombs made a left hand turn into her vehicle. Coombs received minor chest and leg injuries. The paramedics responded to the scene and administered treatment and she was taken to the Humana Davis North hospital. TUESDAY, Sept. 25, two vehicles were involved in an accident at 800 East 200 North Street at 2:30 Officer was p.m. Investigating Gary McFarland. Michael J. Howard of 946 E. 300 North, Kaysville was attempting a left turn, while waiting for the flow of traffic to pass, when he was hit from the rear of his vehicle with a car driven by Jill Peterson of 1646 DRIVER of the westbound vehicle on 2nd North was Angela I of Layton. She was lot l y another vehicle driven by Rebecca Hilton of 289 N. 7(H) E., Kaysville. who had stopped for the stop sign on 00 E. and attempting to make a left hand turn, pulled out in Iron! of 1 the Tremonte vehicle. Mrs. Hilton was blinded sun at that time, np by the Completes Study 1 then suddenly decided to go straight ahead to the west on 2(H) ol lot) E. and 200 N. juries. Ron Richins, v ice president of Barnes Bank, Kay s illc. recent completed his second year of studies at the Colorado School if Banking at the University of Colorado. Boulder. The course involves sessions on campus lot three years, plus assignment' throughout the year also. ly MORE THAN 500 hankers attend the classes. It is one ol IV. c graduate schools of hanking in the United States and is ge.uid towards preparing personnel for senior management positions m the banking field. Mr. Richins has worked in hanking for ten years and resides m Kaysville. He is a Weber State graduate and specialized in Hum ness administration. RICHINS served an LDS mission to Australia. He is married to the former Marsha Morgan of Lay ton, and they have three children. Barnes Bank, chartered in 1891 and the first bank in l),ih County, continues to be one of the nation's top performci. according to the Bank Administration Institute (BAD. This organization is headquartered in Illinois. lies Full Auctioneer Stanton P. Steuri. recently graduated from the Western College of Auctioneering in Billings, Mont. Mr, Steuri was a member of the 129th class of the college which was founded in 1948. Class members were from 12 Western states and three Candian provinces. COMPLETING the intensified course in auctioneering, real estate, sales management, livestock, marketing and public speaking has certified him to conduct auction sales. Mr. Steuri is affiliated with Century 21 Barlow Realty and Insurance, Layton. He is a member of the Utah and National Associations of Auctioneers. In addition Mr. Steuri is active in the Ogden Board of Realtors as well as the Utah and National Association of Realtors, Graduate Realtor Institute, American Red Cross, Rocky Mountain Rescue Dogs and numer ous other community and church organizations. Japanese Christian Church and a member of the Fujin-Kai. SURVIVING are one son, Tomo Kiya, Layton; four grandchildren; one brother and two sisters, Sada Miyagishima, Soyo Katahira and Chiyo Miyagishima, all of Japan. Funeral services were held Thursday, Oct. 4, in the Lindquist Colonial Chapel in Ogden with Rev. Malcolm T. Toriumi officiating. (IEWg COMMENTSIBYATHOSE iSSEBOft INTERMENT was in the Ogden City Cemetery. BOUNTIFUL MEMORIAL ART CO. 2010 South o(sasDoBaMSR7oea n (33D Qn Main, Bountiful, Utah 84010 Serving all of Jans Count v anti the Interimmntain W est 1 295-27- 5 1 76 For all your Cemelrry Needs MEETINGS will be held the third Wednesday of each month. New officers are Barbara president; Tommye Lou Adams, vice president; Dorothy Marie Marx, secretary-treasureTaylor, historian and Elaine Bean, hospitality. Appreciation was extended to Leta Nef and her board for making another outstanding the 1983-8year, np QaiHiEM Hen-drickse- r; $(5395 3 Reg.s15.95 03& Stitch A Country Feeling ... O iC G Aff V-Jl- l. Our New Shipment Of asootro ITiTnrrflnmTnrafeTftiTm MCMiaEOS CROSS STITCH BOOKS flilflWlFRini partsmost uprightswith this coupon 46 East 32 North Main, 2 Layton 546-317- 10 a m.-- 5 pm 200 North, Kaysville 546-316- 03D Q3O'0DD Natures Window 4 VACUUM CLEANER RECONDITIONING GEE) GRANITE MARKERS OF ALL KINDS Call Autumn Special plus The Lundstrom vehicle was turning left to east on 200 North from south on 100 East Street when the front collided with the right side of the Holzwarth vehicle, west on Mountain Circle, Fruit Heights. Hiro Miya Succumbs Kaysville Clubs The Kaysville Art Guild met at Shirley Corless home in Kaysville on Sept. 19 for their first meeting of the 1984-8year. JANE Berger, a handwriting analyst from Ogden was the special guest speaker for the evening. Hostesses for the evening were the new club officers. At the present time there are 23 members including Lois Holliday who is on leave serving an LDS mission. the vehicle driven by Marilyn T. Holzwarth of 446 Carrie Drive, Fruit Heights. THE POLICE force remind citizens to be more cautious while driving and to obey the state traffic laws which have been set up to provide safety for all. The majority of accidents have been at intersections. THE DRIVER was treated at the scene for injuries and taken to the Humana Davis North Hospital by the paramedics. On Sept. 19 an accident occurred when Julie D. Roberts of 1408 Shady Lane Way, Fruit Heights, pulled out from the curb as Dan L. Chappell of 332 N , 650 E. , Kaysville, vehicle passed and was hit causing vehicle damage. Police Chief Lyle Larkins investigated the accident. PATROLMAN Harold Burner investigated an accident in which HE WAS born April 28, 1924, in Bingham, Utah, a son of J. Owen and Erma Hailstrom Gibbons. He married LaRee Lamb on Oct. 14, 1950 in Hyde Park, Utah. Laurie A. Lundstrom of 250 E. 700 N., Kaysville, was involved with ft ofiasoEBo gsbk36 9 i (foomSgi) B etweenK!M a rt ndM c D o na I ds |
