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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DA- VIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, APRIL 29, 1981 OPJTimq SHF WAS horn Jan. 1. 1924 New Castle. Colo . a daughter of Cirtlo J and Angelita Archuleta Trujillo On April 27. 1944. she was married to Arthur R Sanchez in Westchf-fe- . Colo. She was raised in Colorado and had lived in New Mexico. She had lived in Layton for the past 31 years She attended public schools in Colorado and are his widow ot Syracuse, his parents of INC. I in Svracuse. sister. Mrs. Raymond (Marlene) Keller. S rue use funeral services were held Friduv at the Syracuse 3rd Ward Chapel with Bishop Ralph S I urner officiating Bovd Beaer gave the family praver, Rundv S Galley plav-ethe prelude and postlude music, a singing group from Clearfield High School sang ' Candle On 1 he W uter." acc bv Julie laggart David L. huigood gave the invocation. Bishop urnei gave lemuiks and speakers were Norman J Bennett. RobeP E Bitner.MD. Services d Held For Alfred 1 I and Bishop Cook Sherman WARREN COOK Warren Ray Cook, 43 years of age. who resided at 1936 S 1000 W., Syracuse, died April 20, 1981 in Albert Lea, Minn., of a heart attack. He was born April 17. 1938 in Ogden, the son of Raydolph and Lula Warren Cook. HE MARRIED Jayne Downing on June 17. 1900 in the Salt Lake LDSTemple. He was employed as a sales manager of Western States Dairy Division , Umveral Co-oin Albert Lea, Minn. He had resided m Syracuse and had gra- School and the seminary He attended USU for four years. Mr. Cook had fulfilled an LDS Mission in New Zealand and was an active member ot the Syracuse 3rd Ward and had served in the Elders Quorum presidency, as a Sunday School teacher and a quorum leader Ci "More." ace Guilev I lovd W Bennett sang bv Randy ilccn gave the PALLBEARERS Eddie Hartline. Ruvmond ler. David Keller. Rick Mullin. Brook Hicks. Richard Anderson David Degiorio Jr., and Robert Glenn The grave was dedicated by David Bingham Kel- and lunetal arrangements were under the direction ot Kaysville s Lindquist Mor- tuary. vsb Bible Verse Who w George Sullivan and Hannah Sareeunt Stevens He married Ida M Gaik on Dec. 31, 19(15 in Hillsboro. N H He was a carpenter and contractor and had worked in the Boston shipvards He was i eared in New Hampshire and had lived in Massachusetts and in Lav ton since 1933. Hewusa member ol the LDS Church SI K I 1NG are tw o daughters. Mrs John (Evelvnl PrMis escott. Waie. Mass Frank Elaine) Guilev. Gear-field- . . His name shall be called Wonderful. Counsellor, the Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace. rote the abov e words 2. Ol whom was he speaking Answers Isaiah the prophet Jesus C hrist. the long promised Messiah. 2 10 grandchildren. 32 and six a niece and a nephew Funeral services were held April 25 in the L indquist Kav Mortuary with Bishop Rulon Ihoinley officiating HI EL otteied the family ptaver. prelude and postlude was played by Ruth Owens. She also played an " organ solo. "Going Home Invocation by George Woodland, remaiks by Bishop Ihornley. speakers were Julia Neslen and Ralph Firth. and Gail Owens gave a musical duct "Beautiful Isle. acc: by Ruth Owens: benediction hv O Wavne Ihornock MARI.IN SC Lvn-nett- e ...urtiJi, CLEAN CanjoeJtor... One of most powerful systems available Dries in hours No heavy Noisy equipment inside 773-500766-187- 25 YEARS 0 or 0 5 EXPERIENCE Hos- HE WAS born April 29. 1917 in Talmage. Utah, a son of For a FREE Estimate Call 363-261- -- 1981 in the McKay-De- e pital of a heart ailment Carpets Look Newer, Stay Cleaner,. . . and last Longer. - Dutch Boy Carpet cleaners School District Surviving are her husband, Layton, two sons and two daughters. Lee Sanchez. Colorado Springs. Colo.; Arthur Sanchez Jr . Salt Lake City. Mrs Joe t Dorothy ) DeHer-rera- . Grand Junction, Colo.; Ms. Linda Valdez. Sunset, six grandchildren At home are brothers Nathan. Paul and Kirk Mrs Laser is the former Maureen Stenquist of Kaysville The grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ted Laser, and Mrs. Morjorie Stenquist. all of Kaysville. The ALSO SIRAIAING are three brothers and two sisters. Albert J Trujillo Sr.. Clearfield. A ictortano Trujillo. Pasco, Wash ; Juan I Trujillo and Theresa Trujillo, both of Layton. Ms GilhertaT Maez. Salt Lake Citv Funeral services were held Tuesday . April 28 in the Lindquist Clearfield Mortuary Interment was in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch McKay-De- e Svra-cux- Grandparents sisters. Gretchen. Colette. Ryan. Nannette and Katie Lynn Nelson of Layton. Grandparents include Mr. Layton Births It's abov for Michael D and Peggy R Allred. The child was horn April 9 in the Hill Air Force Base Hospital, weighing 91 ; oz. The parents will name him Joshua. At home is a sister Melissa. Grandparents are David H. andShtrlevM Allred of Gear-fieland W Civ de and Carvl Robinson of Battle Creek. lin R and Roby n W right Furse The child arrived on April 10 and is the fourth child in the family Grandparents are Donald and Hannah W nght of Lay ton and Glen and June Furse of Hurricane. Mrs Lela C. W right of Kaysville and Wtnford and Erma Robinson of West Jor- Mich dan 6 lbs. d . are the are s Mrs E.J Van Ballegoote of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Marie Judd of Burley. Ida Onegreat-grea- t grandmother is living in Salt Lake City On April 7. Raymond O and Rohm Welchman Gumhrecht of 9 Sapphire Circle. Layton became the parents of a habv girl The 6 lb 14 oz. baby was horn in an Ogden hospital and will he named Kristen Aneeltje Mr and Mrs Gumhrecht are the parents of one other child. Erik David Layton residents Orlin and Darlene Gumhrecht and Alonzo and Catherine Welchman of Santa Monica. Calif, are the grandparents include Mrs Elizabeth Gumhrecht, Ogden. Mrs. Clara Russell, Layton: Mrs. Nellie Neerings and David Samuel Welchman, both of Salt Lake City oz Jenny Ly nn is the lb habv girl that was horn to Mar 3 Announcing the birth ol their first child are Robert I and A vonne Lnctnas Gallegos of 336 W 425 S .Layton. The hoy, vv ho w ill he named Robert Raymond, was horn April 10 in an Ogden hospital, weighing 6 lbs oz 3 The grandparents are Ramona MsC aray of Layton, Felu-gtGallegos, Layton, and Tomas Gallegos, New Mex o Hans LeRoy and Christina Petersen Larsen On Jan 16, 1943 he married Steffie Vlastc in Salt Lake Citv. He was reared in Manti. had lived in Salt Lake City and has lived in Layton for the past 21 years. He attended schools in Manti and Salt Lake City, graduating from W est High School HE WAS A member of the Layton 14th W'ard. He had been a logger, miner, poultry - man and a civil service employee He retired from the Delense Depot in Ogden after 16 years of service He was a veteran of World War II Surviving are his widow. Layton: two daughters. Mrs Richard (Lacey) Rees. Oakhurst. Calif (Danielle) : Mrs. Jelf Warburton. Layton; six grandchildren; one brother. LeVon Larsen. Mount Pleasant; three sisters. Lrma larsen. Thelma Johnson. Mrs. Wally IT xv y a ) Christiansen, all of Salt Lake City. UNERAL services were held Ihursdav. April 23 in the Layton 14th Ward Chapel with r At home ate btothets and sisters. Kristen. Jerentv Mett-Iv- . Matthew and Annette Ihe grandparents are Mrs Martotie lhateher. Kavsville and Mr and Mis MvtonOKen ol Bountiful np . Dollar Amount In Thousands ASSETS A Mis. Leonard Weyment. avion Nepht Piohst of is the Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mitchell is welcoming a son into their home I he new addition arrived on Apnl 6 at the Davis North Medical Center weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz They Births Miehael lhemothei isthelor-ntealerie Thau her ot Kav MARCH 31, 1981 Hospital and will he named Russell Charles At home aie a brother Dav id and a sister Rebecca Mrs Rarton is the former Laurel A oung of Kaysville The grandparents include Mr and Mrs Kenneth R. oung. Kaysville. and Mr. and Mid-wa- being named Oeotlerv are Mr and REPORT OF CONDITION of FIRST SECURITY STATE BANK, of KAYSVILLE in the State of Utah at the close of business on A It's a son for Mr and Mrs Ronald C. Barton. 340 W. UK) N . Kaysville. A9lb.4oz lad arrived on April 2 at the Lake-vie- e Mrs Howard Sides. Kav xv ille and Mr and Mrs Norman Higlev. Svrucuxe The greatgrandmothers are Mrs Civ de Warner. Ogden and Mrs Lila Hoskins. Lav ton A son. their first child, was born to Mr and Mrs Curtis Green of Kav sv tile 1 he 6 lb 2 oz lad arrived on April 16 at and Mrs LaMarGeen ol Fruit Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Nelson of Layton Ernest aussi of Preston, Ida is the 1 v McKav-Deli ix Hospital their first child and weighed 7 Ibx 14 oz. and will be named JoxhuaDee The mother tx the former Marie Higlev of great-grandparen- wetghing8 lbs. I oz andwillhe named Candice At home are brothers and . mer Melinda Law of Fruit Heights It is the first grandchild for Pres and Mrs Newell law. Fruit Heights 1 he other grandpaients are Mr and Mrs Max Green, also ot Fruit Heights Ihe are Mrs Harold Gallowav. Kavs-e . and Mr and Mrs Ravmond Phistcrot Bountiful From Pleasant Gtove vontes woid ot the arrival ot a lb II oz son bom on M.itvh to Jan and alene Olsen at the Ctah allev Hospital He is A son was horn on April 14 to Mr and Mrs Curtis Sides. 60 S 600 L.. Kav sv tile at Ihe Hospital e the McKav-De- e Hospital and will be named Zackerv Max The new mother is the for- ington include Mrs. Elmer Burgovne. Bountiful and Kenneth Everharj of St. Louis. Mo. A baby daughter w as horn to Mr and Mrs L. Dale Green. .339 S 1400 E . Fruit Heights She arrived on April 16 at the v Cash and due from banks U $145 Treasury securities Obligations of other U S Government agencies and corporations Obligations of States and political sub divisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures Corporate stock Trading account securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in domestic offices S None None None None None None 1,025 Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) 3,042 Less1 Reserve for possible loan losses Loans, net 38 3,004 Direct lease financing Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises Real estate owned other than bank premises None 215 94 Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies Customers liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Other assets April 15. 1981 Scott and Mane Leatham, 21b3 N 450 W Sunset. boy . TOTAL ASSETS , Layton, girl Narvtn and Angalee Thompson. 1115N 1100 E, Layton, boy Ronald and Lon Baker. 1658 N 475 E Sunset, girl TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES 62 982 2,450 None 400 None None 39 $3,871 demand deposits $1,021 time & savings deposits $2,850 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES TOTAL DEPOSITS Clearfield, . None (a)- Total (b)- Total . April 20, 1981 Judith Sant. 168 E 100 N and Randy None 4,545 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government Deposits of Slates and political subdivisions Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Deposits of commercial banks Certified and officers checks April 16, 1981 Frank and Zela Fugit. 908 Goddard Circle. Layton, boy April 18, 1981 Marc and Pamela Eynon, 363 E 1250 N Donald Ray Larsen. 63. of 2478 N Valley View Drive. Layton, died Sunday. April 19. Eliminate Germ Carrying Dust, Lint, Pet Hair, and Animal Waste And others, with our NEW SPACE AGE Process. SAFE on ALL Fibers'! . e . Larsen Rites Professional Furniture Cleaning 1 Mrs Green is the former Bette HE WAS born Feb 3, 1883 in Bradlord. N H . a son ol were She had eher State College. was a member ot SOCIO She had served as a bilingual teacher's Alfred Stevens. 96. ot 3"'2 N 1300W .died Apnl23. 19M in the Davis Noith Medical Center in Lav ton luwience W MRS. SANCHEZ Stevens, 96 benediction p duated from Davis High D New Mexico attended have named him T ler The mother is the former Linda W hite of Farmington This tx their fourth child and fourth son. At home are Lavne. Kirk and Rvan The grandparents are Mr and Mrs. William Bernard Mitchell. Kav sv tile, and Mr and Mrs Carl W hite of Farm- After three sons, a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Bruce Laser of 38 N 400 W , Kaysville. The little miss arHosmed at the McKay-Depital weighing 7 lbs 15 oz. and will be named Kane aide for the Davis County Mrs. Bernice Trujillo Sanchez. 57 of 244 Barbara Ave., Lav ton died Friday. April 24. 1981 in the Me Kay Dee Hospital of complications following heart surgery. Rites Held For Warren Cook SI R Kaysville Birth Rites Held For Bernice Sanchez boy Mark and Rita Banzhof, 1080 S 1500 E Apt 144. Clearfield, girl Joseph and LuAnn Pentz. 5600 E 1400 N , Devil Slide. Ut boy Stephen and Mary Ann Cobb, 2238 S 450 W . , , Clearfield, girl April 21, 1981 Roger and Bernadette Lopez. 1214 Manly n Dr Layton, boy Michael and DeAnna Gherardint. 125 A South 500 E , Clearfield, girl Leo and Ruby Garcia. 1066 N 250 W . Sunset, boy . IN DOMESTIC None AND FOREIGN OFFICES Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase in domestic offices Other liabilities for borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding Other liabilities 3,871 None None None None 108 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) Subordinated notes and debentures EQUITY CAPITAL 3,979 None Bishop Kyle Follett TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL MEMORANDA First Security presents the checking card that costs nothing to own or use. Good wherever Visa is wrelcome worldwide. The difference is, transactions comes from your checking account. Card the money for your Banking like carrying the worlds Theres no charge to own or use the Banking Card. 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Available on approval only at your nearby First Security Bank. 24-ho- k Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date Cash and due from banks Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell Total loans Time deposits of $100, (MX) or more in domestic offices Total deposits Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Other liabilities for borrowed money Standby letters of credit outstanding Time deposits of $100, (XX) or more in domestic offices Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100, (XX) or more Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more Number of operating branches as of call date I, RICHARD 500 None None AITE, Manager and Cashier, of the bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief RICHARD B W AITE State of Utah, County of DAVIS ss Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of APRIL, 1981 ERNEST R. LITTLE Notary Public above-name- B W d Correct-Attes- t BOYD A LINDQUIST R DEANTHALMAN WILSON J ELLIS Directors STATE OF UTAH, Department of Financial Institutions I, STEWART G VERNON, Asst Chief Examiner of Financial Institutions, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the statement of the above named bank, filed in this office on April 23, 1981 STEW ART G VERNON, Asst Chief Examiner of Financial Institutions |