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Ns - I - 4:2 19 t 1 r:' AO - la h JInd 1-- 4' l'''' 1 : m I '- 6 4 - A 41 1 : 4e scout jam" 4' boree which attracted 27000 boys ' ' ' 4111e'Ll'''' I '" i T1 Honorary camp chief will be 4N M Levi Moore George Albert Smith member of k00t soft the national executive board ELSINORE Sevier County—Mrs Ida B S A and president Church of Levi Moore 7S died Tuesday at the home ' I "--A' of a daughter Mrs Joseph COnderi Ausr Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints tin Sevier eounty ' ' ''''''"'''-''Funeral services were conducted SaturTtegistration for the camp must Ilisir" ''''71:''''4‘" i I ward chapel day at 2 pm in the Elsinore be completed by June 10 with local s scout councils Registrations have been received for 65 of a group of Sayono Mitarai 1064 ‘ '' i400 King scouts from Canada and '" rt'RICHFIFID—Mr Sayono MItaral 75 00°''''''"('''' died TueRflay at 6:30 pM in the home of Aleargh for 40 scouts from Mexico At- ' ''' 0101'"'" x eon i a on a near Mitaral farm henry (Formerly Rocky Mountain tr tendance of 5000 is anticipated Richfield Av t Acoustical Co) Builal will be In Batt Jose Cal MonScheduled events follow: July 21 day Sound Conditioning fire pro- registration and camp IStabel M H Campbell ' Engineers and Contractors Oscar A Kirk- O Anderson by Charles 'hgrara directed 22 tour of the Mabel Marie Hartman OGDEN—Mrs valley July Distributors and Contractors MAIM FALLS Ida—Charles O An- - ' 30 Pleasant View Weber Campbell including the open pit copper mine county dial SCUM lay at 5:45 ant in an derson retired sheepman for at Bingham and swim in Great Ogden hoepital of pneumonic died Saturday in a Blackfoot hospital l I: c:44 was born Aug I& 191S in Frank- of a lingering Mem Celotes Acoustical Products Salt Lake attendance at the Cen- lin She Mr Anderson was born Dec 5 1S65 in Pendleton county West Va a daughx rJtoEnLEn E and Lena Simmons Hart- Mantua Box Elder county Utah Be had tennial exposition and sectional ter of John Asphalt Flooring ' ' n till ncea n3(e) tio9 '' ' -r1 ' "ntruV i ?naidaLtm traiYaTeareaMrs S C Amtico Ruksber Flooring camp fires July 23 participation man 4 pun slhareemayreriaerl On ago K Idaho Falls: a half sister Mrs In the Centennial parade morn-- I to B Gasi Campbell in the Salt Lake i 41 L'P 2 orloorng temple of the Church of Jaws Christ of Jacob Nielsen Brigham City Ut&h and ' ''"iiiis Fireglass Roof and ing attendance at an organ recital Latter-daand nephews Saints 4 Funeral services will be conducted SunShe was an active Member of the ees MOP and service for scouts in the taber- Church Cold Storage Insulation 2 p m in the Williams mortuary at and had in t day worked Martin-Perr-y nacle to be conducted by Pres and Sunday school In her native') state chapel Idaho Falls by Clifford Judy Corporation Survivors Include her husband three bishop of Amrhon ward Church of Jesus Srnith attendance at the music children Chemical Corporation Saint& Burial will be Douglas Georgia Lee and Mary- Christ of Latter-da"Promised drama Ammon cemeterylock Lucia Steal Pleasant View: Valley" her parCampbell Company SNkte and the 24 brothers and following ' s Inc participation in unveilJuly VI all of West Virginia: Reese Harold R G Roberson Carrie Ivan Gentel Emerson Juanita ' ing of This Is the Place monu- Wayne co m Line of Acphalt Tile and ment end Ruth Hartman and her grandmother public visits and exhibitions Mrk Octavia Rubber Tile Flooring is BURLFT Hartman also of West VirIda —Mrs Carrie Ross ' of Skills and hobbles G4iMet4 Roberson 73 wife of C M Rober- Pleasing Colors evening as- - ginia r in her s:st in patrolling and first aid at djunketral aeremicrien Friday oudn hocrnoendhuocrte bc ycenrondureLTulttesi-557 So 3rd Went ed Tueswill Centennial parade July 25 camp mortuary eLet in Ogden by Reuben G day at 2 services in the Payne mortuary pm Phone ' of the Rev View RheTi Pleasant 8 Liaifour bishop LD by chapel Lloyd Buriey and awards recognitions ward I I - '- i y 1 i'i and plaids Set consists of attractiva studio couch that convarts into a comfort- able bad and a luxurious 01 rocker matching platform now 17950 originally P 4 ' - 4 1416)0 2 313 61 )V111 i ' a in the 1937 national i t 4 i 'I Fine solid oak frames finished in Ught Monterey with covors in smart Monterey stripes color ter - - Carlson Los Angeles scout executive for region 12 Boy Scouts of America will be camp chief for the Centennial scout camp July 21 to 25 at Fort Douglas George Q dirt- Morris general chairman -' Mr Carlson a veteran scout leader of the west directed his region's participation 't '' : L ye 44 AND MATCHING - ' I I J 4 :—' 1 C ir------ ' r ' 1 y Coast Scout Leader to Head Centennial Camp in July - 1-- - -iL:-- MONTEREY STUDIO COUCH -- ' li ' I '4" A1-' - - 6:- 71 '''1 t ' y I -- - - s le - --- 3 i ' 'elL --:: ' ' ''''0- : I 1 I — ' r t - - x‘''-iii ' 1L4 k - :- ' '77 -- 1 - : —1 - ' 7 4 ' ': 4 t5Itc-v-? ': 1 4 '711-- '4 Lier"-------:--- ''$-- 0414141 Zv 1 f -- - : '""1 —i rIseek :' 1 I i k e '61'''''- l' 1 ( e 1'41 4 -:- ''' t : - 1 – — '' ' ' '''f ' - '' '': : 1 – -- Ne L)1LA a10 ‘ rrl I ' - - ''- - 4 - ' N k - - ''''"::: ' - ' - I -7 ': 4 k 5 t k 17-- ' ::''''''''r--! :i 7 - '‘ k: ' "- 4- ' ti - 4"41- - 0" - 44-- ! 1 '''"!s'e-Z- -- " : "4 1 P ''4A'1k' 1 - t I - -t y - 4' :y -- - - 4i--: -- i - ' i:— e — 4 - -tt '' 1 - - -S DEATHS Sara Taylor Woods d - ' - al OODEN—Mrs Sara Taylor Woods 75 2779 Grant ave died Saturday at 9:30 a rn in the family residence after a lingering Hinges She was born Aug 21 1871 in Nephl a daughter of William anti Fmma Wright Connell She was married to George Taylor In Ogden in 1801 He died in 1925 She ivas married in 1941 to Vernon Woods He died in Ogden during February of last year For over 20 years she operated the Canyon grocery store at Wild in Ogden canyon Because of III health she retired several years ago A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints she had been active an of the E4eco waeraurnbOwarien anda member while residing in the Old Mound Fort ward had ervedg superintendent of religion ciassee and as a member of the Mutual Improvement Assn stake board and as member of the tabor-neck- s choir Survivors include a son George L Taylor Ogden: seven grandchildren and three the following and sisters: Samuel W Connell briutnh side Wash: Parley Connell Mount Vernon Wash Santa Ana Cal and !qrs Sophina Wer Anaconda Mont Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 3 pm at Lindquist ik Sons' funeral chapel by Alden C Sorenson bishop of the Second L D 8 ward I - - '- ' ' ' ' 1932 he married Leah April Green et 100111 his ars widow Six sons and fitiritiving lures and Mrs daughters Howard W Mrs Reehe Roosevelt: Joneph Margaret J Castle Dale: Donna Marie Cog Leah Delorte and Clara Ilene Lucas Ogden: his Mrs Minnie Lucas Ogden: a brother and sister George W Lucas Salt Lake City and Mrs Ruth Powers Ogden Funeral service' will be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in Lindquist & Sons mortuary Ogden by Nathan H Gardner counselor of the Lorin Farr L D S ward bishopric Vtine 0 e - 4 On 1 f 4 952-16t- 410 14 1 ouo - pl Ft Pl' 11 CI Lina iii '''" I 1 s - I I n 11 1- 1 I i 0:::J 1 I 1 - s DEATHS I 1 k k CAMPAIGN ON VANDALS I 1 ' '' LEADERS PLAN Rail Benefits Explained t - 4 4 I above-norm- I '1 1 I I' 1I - 't Girl Scouts Schedule Capitol Steps Fete Today prod-ac- i ( r 7 S L e: 0 - P '' 41 — ''''- support Early in the day people were 1 1 I' - ' : gratefully thanked the citizens of Salt Lake City for their generous ' - t t i 1 3 I t it i - '' I - ' t Police Hold Pair On Theft Count t ‘ I tk' ' 9'' ' V' c--- : - I Two youths were arrested by to flowers red Salt the Lake police Saturday and bright wearing I i ''' i "honor the dead by aiding the liv- were being held in city jail for i'"' i '' 1 ing" as a result of the cheerful investigation- of grand larceny ' '''' ' question "Buy a poppy?" spoken The two were arrested on re300 volunteer salesperi I by nearly I of Sheriff Raymond F quest sons ' '' ' 1 '"'''' t funds gathered in the one-da- y Leukenga Canyon county Idaho The ' ' 1 0 sale will carry the organiza- who said a felony warrant had been i ''' tions through a year of rehabilita- signed in Caldwell Ida charging ' tion and welfare work for veterans them with theft of 1240 in cash a ' and their families spokesmen said camera valued at 1500 four wrist z i '' The VFW supports Its national watches' three pen sets and a new I t home for widows and orphans at tire from a labor camp near Cald' 1 : i " Eaton Rapids Mich with funds well 4 4— "'' "' Patrolmen Ed Jackson and D G gained from the sale A large amount of the work done for vet- Ferguson said they found 1200 in : ii erans In the Salt Lake Veterans' 120 bills a camera three foun-'' hospital by the American Legion tain pens and three watches in 1 tauxiliary depended on a successful rooms occupied by the suspects IVOtr sale who gave their names as Shigeo valwatm P H Ensign left picks up a few pointers from his father' A CL Mrs:John C Butt of the Ameri- Takemoto 20 47 E 1st South (Gus) Ensign whom he soon will succeed as superintendent oa the can Legion auxiliary and Keithr and Ray Shiro Seko 17 560 S 1st Kennecott Copper Corp Magna mill The father will retire soon Newton of the V F W chairmen of West 40 s c: The ejder Mr Ensigri was superintendent of Magna mill in the t period of its largest output during - '‘''' ' 1 With more than 60000 poppies the drive extended thanks to the on the city's streets Saturday volunteers who aided in the camsold I l'ry' the American Legion auxiliary paign of r Wars - I latter retires June t after serving the Company for 43 yearsi i ' - : 1 I 1 4 47 60 01 f -- i 1 t '''' ----- World War II and "leaves a record of accomplishment that will be tre- ptt i' "-- t ' I ss missed" declared D D inendously es 1 7$ I so Nor L1 I vice presitlent of the copset z: Moffat t cf t ' L 64 i per corp and general manager of S1 tit: Utah operations of the firm ' so Mr 1 Ensign began work for the MO 4 4 cr7-410 OS company in the assay office in the Esetalla' 4:t?tvo ao old Copperton mill at the mouth N to Stream Poe onion" leered I''''' ' ortad t of record for Aprt i 25 44-of Bingham canyhn in 1904 and SowOffkr oolong Mooed e two years later was night boss of t'i 25 for April Mon11- - end mill operation The following year High giOINDs round- - water Fs tweeter theft or" porcestope - 404a Nome he was transferred to the new level in cobs''' previously recorded derlog April 1011 'flee well mill as night foreman and Magna z) is 1 Less Moseley pereentess ' Wells' in fornwitions heavily pumped shown by solid circle' in 1910 moved to the Arthur mill prvoiouery recorded Aria iiiirli A ambers ore percent rot OW1001 (mediae et atld'rvolue) streem flow tor month of Apra Served Firm Elsewhere In 1919 he went to Hayden Stream flow which decreased from a general aver-- tenor Geological Survey map Drouths continue Ariz to assist in launching operaof normal in April 1 In Arizona and California and both Utah and tions at the new mill of the Ray age of 93'' in March to 81 is shown on this United States Department of In- Nevada have noted surface water below nortrial Consolidated Coloper Co a Utah Copper Co affiliate and in 1912 was transferred to Butte where he assisted in a similar capacity for IWORLD CITIZENSHIP' Butte and Superior Copper Co also a Utah Copper Co affiliate Returning to Utah in 1913 he was made general foreman of Magna mill and in 1920 was made assistant superintendent of Arthur plant tie was moved to Magna mill as assistant superintendent Subnormal runoff prevailed over 1923 advancing to superintendin Ceremonies in scout the uniform and the other strengthening 757e of the west during April The in 1938 ent Girl Scout aim of world citizenship carrying the flag of a foreign A member of University club in Arizona is reported espedrouth I will be held Sunday at 4 on country The troop representa- the American Institute of Mining cially severe and marked deficien- the steps of the Utah statepm capitol tives will march up the steps of and American Metallurgical Engicies in water supplies also are by the Salt Lake council Girl the capitol to present the troops' neers Mr Ensign has long been active in civic and church circles reported in New Mexico and south- - Scouts of America The program known as the pennies for a memorial fund for He is a former member of Garfield I y European children a of the Church of All ' Girl Scouts in the council ward bishopric Water 'Resources Review—United parade of two members from eacni ofLatter-da- y Jesus Christ Saints' are to reattend the church tatesi and Canada recently expected troop tri the council one member of their served on the Mutual Improvechoice Sunday morning and leased by the United States Dement board of the Oquirrh according to Mrs Hal Rumel L 13S Assn partment of the Interior Geologistake He also is past presiexecutive director of the council cal survey Lions club dent of Magna-Garfiel- d Stream flow decreased from a Will Turn to Golf general average of 93 in March Makes Housing Trip to 81 of normal in April The veteran's retirement plans The deficient stream flows in Alan E Brockbank regional are simple: He will move to Salt Arizona and New Mexico were vice president of National Assn Lake City and play golf he said concurrent with subnormal temAlthough vandalism in Salt of Home Builders left Salt Lake Friday peratures but snow cover is ex- Lake City parks by boys and City Saturday morning for WashMr Ensign's son began work D C where he will attend with the copper company in 1924 ceedingly deficient in that region girls appears to be on the deington also and no material increase in cline an educational campaign a series of conferences on housing at Arthur mill assay office where runoff can be expected from higher is being mapped for the summer problems lie will represent the he was successively 'a cherrfist in intermountain states temperatures except possibly in season City Parks Commisthe research department and a mill the upper Colorado river and Rio sioner Fred Tedesco said Satboss In 1930 he was trans- shift Grande basins The April flow of urday ferredto Magna mill as flotation Leaders in every city play Colorado river at Grand canyon foreman snd was made general of normal only center will conduct a campaign 1945 averaged 61 foreman six Aprils have been lower since against destruction of equipA native of Salt Lake City tr ' the record began in 1922 To the ment and facilities in their reEnsign is a graduate of West hi extent that the low runoff is due spective areas the city parks L Searle Charles school and the University of Utah to subnormal temperatures and re- commissioner said MAESES from which he received a degree Ulntah r------Commissioners Tedesco em'—"' tarded snow melt stream flow durCounty — Funeral': In mining and metallurgy in 1930 servicee for Cherie'" 13 president ' of the Magna-Garfiel- d 78 Cintah ing the coming season will be phasized however that all the L Searle iarrner He ' ' vandalism is not always the county and nearer normal " Recreation Community who The high temperatures in Cali- younger set but frequently by Virdk Mayraiser 16' at his member of the Ameria and Assn fornia during April indicate that ' adults Recent theft of 225 feet borne in Maeser were can Institute of Mining and Metalrunoff during the coming months of grass sod from the Fairmont vanedliecr4eLTrycliaay if lurgical Engineers Frtlruiracth apparently for replanting park I may be still lower in respect to 'k of olattej fclius5 ' '''' an Is ilarrvaey of the illustration type of Saints by normal High April temperatures blehop i t activity that definitely is not McKee in British Columbia Alberta MonA son of the work of 3uventles he said Lafayette and Ellen!! itI it tana Idaho and Washington ' Wilson Searle he A ed 3 born Jan 30 large increases in runoff In Payson J 18691 i snow cover from the Surviving v e o ti i in that region Runoff is expected Olson rnLake Maria brSearle Johanna Salt to continue above normal through City and a sister °loon 87 Maria Johanna LOOAN—Mrs Mr& Arminta Neilthe summer but at rates somenight Logan resident died suddenly Friday son High Grove Cal Mr beaus been had She an visiting In hospital in Ogden relation to normal what lower a daughter Mrs Darrell Taylor untih than during April Thursday when she was taken to Merlene Rae Hansen boanital She was born May 10 1SSO In Sweden liferlone Rao Hansen NEVADA—Surface water supdaughof Evern and Kites °loon She ter of Athena J and Ila Lorena Cantagion awasdaughter misunderstanding Widespread are in below active member of the Church of normal Nevada plies Bancen 369 Bryan ave died after a Jesus anChrist Paints as of Latter-daexists I a employes in am 11 amongrallroad 8shaotrt t!ailknirsho:Faittuariday a:: Discharge of the Humboldt river She married James K Olson in the 1 D S temple I at Palisade has lowered relative to new sick benefits due them in 1901 He died in Locan Silo was born sem 24 1931 In Salt of the 1921 City and wan a memberLatter-dato normal from 22570 for February under amendments to the Railroad Lakii Surviving are seven soneand daughterat of Josue Christ of Insurance f1u IP Church Z117::I: Lealie O Olson Mrs L Ti Worley Logan: and 1007A for March to 52 for Unemployment W D Honda Mrs Frank Baker Mrs S Brown district manager —surviving Ili her parenis: three sisters April The 'outlook for runoff dUr George Mrs R L Oriften Mid- and g brother: Dorothy Shirley Charlotte Plains W Mont'O'lson deRailroad Retirement board E Hynes Cal: Mrs Darand Donald Hassenall of Salt Lake City: vale: Ing the irrigation season is not clared trandehlidren: three Canutson Balt rell Taylor Ogden: 15 Saturday Frandpareatt Mrs Dorothy a brother and a slater encouraging aa practically all Mrs and R John liaknemenC social Unlike Aaron Hannah Iverson itit general agaitrtit security PehsoCache snow has melted without materialMrcounty railroad benefits receive employes conducted Thursbe will services stream Funeral flow ly increasing under two separate laws the Railday at 1 pm in the Logan Sixth L D S t'otes Peter George Kenneth ward Baugh bishop chapel by UTAH—Stream flow 101Itah road Retirement act originally Funeral services for Peter George rotes I for April varied greatly from the passed Aug 29 1935 and the Rail- 57 Layton who died Wednesday at Ogden will be conducted Tuesday iat 2 pm in Henry Jacob Leason Lucas northern to the southern part and road Unemployment Insurance act the Holy Trinity Hellenic Orthodox church son LUCILL 279 R 2nd West 00 DFN—Hen atry 3 f!ob Lea by "iv Antonio averaged below normal Runoff of passed June 25 1938 Se Ogden business man pastor Both unemployment and sick Kalogeropoolon San Juan river in the southeastern Friends may can Blindly and Monday died Saturday- at 11:30 am at an Ogden until time of boanital following a part of 'Utah was only 23 of nor- benefits are- paid rail employes until 9 atpm372endE Tueseiley of Donnas and proprietor Founder 1st isouth purial will Pride mal the second lowest April in under the latter act from funds servIcen Horse Radish Co he wee born in be in Mt Olivet ceme ry Salt Lake City March 21 1881 a son 25 years of record Only during the supported solely by employers who nf George and Margaret Josonhine Willard drouth year of 1933 was San Juan are assessed 3 of the wages of Lucas and for the pact 25 years bad Neilson Lyiln Royal resided in Ogdett river at a lower stage Flow of every employe earning up to $300 He was employed In Ogden firet by the Psunerat services for Lynn Royal Neilson furniture comBig Cottonwood creek at Salt Lake a month 39 1570 Redondo ave who died Friday Reliable and Kammever panies and later for the California Peck On the other hand employes do will be conducted Monday at 3 pm at 36 In City and Green river at Greenriver Twelve he eatabliabed ago yeara Corp Ith South by Charles S Merrill his own businese and during the time he Utah was 89 and 93 of normal pay an equal tax with employers E Friends call at place of funeral onerated It achieved national may distribution his product respectively while the flow of the Into the retirement fund which until time of services Burial will be in of He a was Lorin member of Farr the Mt Olivet old cemetery Colorado river at Cisco Wag 61 pays employes' age disability ward Church of Jesus Chriat of Latter-daof normal and survivors benefits Sainte 111 ::3kr17-- ' - l Sell Legion Auxiliary 0000 Poppies m S L - - - mill when the 2 t A13 Iv-fl- when he was Paying attending young to what his will reap dividends sign who will step of his father A—C : 14-- H 104 Ns r" - 'oft ‘ I I4 - rile 5att Cake rtribunt y rill Of Maana111111 ::::: As 1 I I I Sunday May 25 1947 Retirinead a-: as iv') SO ''iterfr4t 1 I 1 et 1 r 1 rireil 4 ": ' I i es 1: i I -- i 1 ' i la:asa ed 1 ' I - ' ' I r r r i 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