| Show it (Salt Cikt rfribmit 14 2 Friday June 20 1947 First to Wear Centennial Camp Scarf r!1!M L Realtor Celebrales Ez-- S Police Officer 37 Dies In S L Home W'"-:r- 87th Anniversary Today a John Dorius former mining and Lake Endowment house Oct 10 1873 His father was a missionary rtal estate man will observe his for the Church of Jesus Christ of ETth birthday anniversary Friday Latter-day Saints in Europe ave where he lives at 557-1is He the father of six living th his wife Maria Anderson sons and Mr Dorius daughters Dorius and a daughter Mrs C remembers Brigham Young well A Jennings Mr Dorius who built the Dorius apartments at the above address 441 Club Elects some 37 years ago has been marMMVALE---Kareried 6S years A resident of Salt Wright has Lake Cty 43 years he was born been elected president of the senclub of in Ephraim June 20 1860 a son ior "Sew and Save" of John Frederick Ferdinand and Midvale with Joan Wilcox vice Karen Frantzen Dorius He mar- president and reporter and Charried Maria Anderson in the Salt lene Lind secretary at - - Marsh Mr 'e'ft x1611 paned the Salt Lake police force In 1939 and with r the exception of t an extended i z a 1 - leave of absence had been active with the force Mr Marsh An outstanding athlete he was a member of the champion ward Church of Twenty-nint- h Saints Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y basketball team of a few years ago He was a member of the L D S ward Thirty-fourt- h He was a member of the bolArling team and had played baseball and softball for Finney Beverage Co and the Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail- to M Ifitw orollaicc osc3ood mode wiiti DOFFS Foot-printe- i ed rs' rb nify Poirot 4" A son of George J and Ethel E Betty Marsh he was born April 14 1910 In Salt Lake City and married Margaret Serguson here Aug 3 1934 Survivingare his widow and a daughter Lynne Marsh his parents two brothers and two sisters Benjamin J and George S Marsh and Mrs Ethel Hamlin all of Salt Lake City and Mrs La Belle Nielson Washington D C also grandparents Mr and Mrs Steven G Betty Salt Lake City '7 01P-- - — 'Wearing the first official neckerchief for the pioneer Centennial scout camp at Fort Douglas is Paul Petersen 14 Provo George Q Morris general chairman for the function to be held July 21 to 1 ' BUFFALO SKULLS PLENTY of rich shortening eggs and milk are into this poptJar Duffs Mix That's why the muffins are alway so thatso light oughly leticiltus 5000 Boy Scout Insignia Arrive for Camping Fete I The first lot of a total of 5000 neckerchiefs and official insignia to be worrl by scouts of western America who will attend the pioneer Centennial scout camp July 21 to 25 was received Thursday EVERYTHING'S IN Paor ot:r4e ilgotreg and tender Its so quick and easy too You can whip up a batch of muffin la a mart of minutest t4r1 ol1 Salt Lake City The neckerchiefs are sage green and sunflower yellow portraying a buffalo skull such as was used by the Mormon pioneers 100 years ago for inscribing messages for parties following George Q Morris general chairman of arrangements presented the first neckerchief and insignia to Paul Petersen 14 troop 55 Provo a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Petersen Utah National Parks council from which Paul comes is leading all other councils In nit VERSATILE! itsi I folly-ittpre- d clonren- - mix owitt dozens of sool tkinv See lack of lox for S sot 41 I - 'erring trIzetti4mi I 279-- 0 rvrr e N'Ir Pt Vs --4— IKUTA-5- 70 m ' 00to i 8 :1 IS :3 0 0-4- 6 700 Wake- - yo Dunes Time annals Prawn R Warren 1 i11 James 8:00 8:30 8:46 910 9:16 9:30 9 I 0:00 10:15 10-3I 0 44 11:00 BIM Brea k fast CAI — with Den McNeil Jac Owens Sant and Aunt Palmy I Breaa fast te 1:1 rwood—ttranwina Gabes Drake I Ted 4-- 5 11:1s 1 1 :30 itaione My True Plcsr7 11 :S5 Primus I i :AS 60 1 SWAMI 1 KDYL-131 20 I N130 Network — V Independent - farm ('World Nears iIOklartoma Roundup Breakfast Cowboy — Club Alarm Klok Klut Ed Bieck Taut Clock Watener Musie and Time News Digest Atarrn Klok Klub Today Top 'runes Correct Time beams of kilessings —Dr Stiles Morning Songs Date with Melody Cookin' with Collin kf tdmorning News 2:00 2:1 I 2:30 1 A Nowt Sp 2-4- 4 1 noo 1 :1 :30 I :46 2 :00 I 3:00 1 4 :3 0 ö C litEttwm I 1 1 i WI Sorg lied Danes Parade Xathey and X en - waLre Dors 14) dues! 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R - tA Wr r-'0 Ate I !t II r A 344141S14T3 4 - CA F 1 Jutde "tAVE : 1 DI ' libot" A SWIM ENTRANCE 1 V41ws AM- 1 0 I ' TAV FMK ?4L 1411111tCa'l 'II 1 7:-- - - ' 000r -- al - 7 T ' WiArzzlpr II Zfill 11) i) - - - oatmg 4 2: :::- Tr LA ik2tL1411 --- " — 1 - COLD DRINKS -- f 1 1P445-r- I '- ' A r -- 14P4Lk (TZ7) Tor In formation Announcing! arflyratto ':'111 Ilme V-01- State Fair Groundi Phone ua I ow tit1fIRA)Ice CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION '47 LAGOON ------ - I t UTAH ? i -z - --t- it I SALT LAKE CITY 1 Nightly SILVER GARDENS ri :'---- NEW RIDES ji 174 1 WILL' STATE FAIR GROUNDS i 4lt00 ' : 4 Sisson box—A soats $ 7500 Reseried $150: Coneys' SI C under 12 SOc 1 iof I 11 -17f ''''"17:P- - ' f--"t t I r N 241 EVANSTON WYOMING "Wyoming's Unique Supper Club" :Drive Up ler the Wenk End (Only 11a Iwo:tidy from SLC) Delicious Food Good Entertainment and Dahring In Delightful Atmosphere Utah's Smartest JIMAAY ZITO and Orchestra cAPE ct 50c Per Person A kfIN t La st V voa0 el 303 t:111K ZwIno—Mazwico Jolly Roger Inn 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10i15 10:30 J b '3 to Coast —ADMISSION TO GRANDSTAND R 4 4 846 9730 E IN SCOPE SCORES OF ENTRIES 11 NATION-WID- ir From Coast n i11 v E At -- -- (I) AT THE NEW I :00 chole music I :30 Ilitlet Good Night lc i GROUNDS: Madras 15c 0 :00 0 :1 el 1046 PlaYa HUI NEW BUILPINGS The Arthur's Plats Duran ieMoore Mtn Sports I:410cm C OF-dirr- to 1 945 10 00 10:16 10-3- Rim orer—mj 7 1 M be 1 - Sit AU THE FINEST IN UTAH IC TOP CONTENDERS IN ALL CLASSES - Evening Programs 0 00 6 ee c ADMISSION TO GRANDSTAND: Children 25c Muth Sec 1:461 happy harp Four host Record Hit Parade with lavelle Inner as Black Ed Bandmaster — with bts Jetzt bik fat satchel full of wout recMPH° ords Fennel band s hits and bits of rE Onto Oniy AjOR gives you 4 meats to choose from Oily Matinee Evening Shows Request — Java Platter Party Pat O'Brien the wr' S os b I r s 9:00 9:16 9:30 9:46 10:00 10:16 10:30 10:46 11:00 11:16 11:30 11:45 Requests — Two and One Fialf Eloues of ()no dictabl Doings— (1111 26to 1: illtu31001 12:001 Coustn Hon!' 12:15! 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'14 road Co f 10-4- - non-certifi- for several years 4-- H IP pm University of Utah have been swelled by recent rulings of the state department of public instruction providing extensions of letters of authorization for teachers' provided that certain educational training is completed said Dr John T Wahlquist dean of the school of education and director of the Centennial summer session Approximately 600 of the 2933 students registered for summer session are teachers and approximately 20 of the teachers are taking training for extension clude Edison school 1146 W Sth South Monday and Highland Park letters Dr Wahlquist said Under the ruling anyone who school 1452 E 27th South June 26 27 and 30 taught on a letter of authorization between Sept 15 1945 and June 30 1947 and has 135 quarter hours of college training may continue teaching provided he Z4 L agrees to complete 15 additional hours each two years and is 1 recommended by his IT N 8th West He had been ill n a 4 at his residence Sixteen elementary schools In Salt Lake City will hold preschool medical examinations during the next two months for youngsters who will enter school for the first time next fall according to Dr Roy A Darke health director Under direction of the board of education the clinic periods will be held at 9:30 am on the days scheduled with the first examination date set for Monday Unless examined by the family physician all children should attend one of the clinics during the summer said Dr Darke Private examinations should be recorded with the board of education Clinics scheduled for June in- at the Registration figures Thomas Henry Marsh 37 Salt Lake City police officer died of a heart ailment Thursday at Preschool S L Clinics Set TEACHER RULE BUILDS UP U ENROLLMENT IWIP 1 If ' Serving the Best Meals in "These Yar Parts" |
