| Show - 8 A t'lle Satt Cakt Zeibunt - - r- c - '"'' Rabies Ruling Lated in 4 Utah Counties ZIM8 22 1947 SuncLay Tribune Leased Wire Tribune Leased Wire "'"CVIR CI troptIrf Q 47 I --- --- -- - 4 q tw31 A Building Starts On Potato Chip Factory Telloans $pecial KATSVILLE—With cornpletion of excavation work actual construction of the new $125000 factory and offices of the Clover Club Foods Co was getting under way hire Saturday it was reported by Ashton 41c Ey11112 architects Construction of the building srtarks the third major expaniion of the company processors of rotato chips and related foods strwe it was organized here nine years ago by N V (Hod) Sanders and his wife Clover Sanders t 1 --- - j I ' I9 ij- -n 0 antine was lifted Friday after being in force since late March Davis Weber Box Elder and Rich counties were the areas affected The state board of health voted June 12 to lift the ban after no rabies case had been reported during the past six weeks accordIng to Dr Joseph P Kesler state health officer for the northern No Objections Seen A letter to the commissions of the counties and to Ogden city commission declared that the ban would be lifted if no objections were entered from local sources Saturday Dr Kesler said that he had received no objections and had not been notified by the state board that that body had received - r pqr10 014 '11 rt A4t 1A IC i°i 1I A I r ) All - i 1 ilrredients Exterior walls to the windows will be of solid concrete Above the window sills the walls gento provide erally 1ll be of glass maximum amount of daylight 'toot construction is of steel with tnsulated steel decking according to the architects' piano 100 can Per Tear Idr Sanders reported that when the new plant is inoperation more than 100 carloads of U S No 1 grade 'Utak and Idaho potatoes will be purchased annually for processing into potato chips Bulk of potatoes used will be Utah Cobblers grown expressly for chip processing the new factory Equipment in 'mid K J Crannie sales and promotion manager is designed so that human hands never touch the product at any stage of the processing The building is expected to be by October' completed Engineers to Form Utah County Unit Tribune Lasso& IV tr - i1 - - 4 floats PROVO—More have been entered in Provos Independence day parade Jessie Schofield and H R Staheli parade cochairmen reported r' 1 -- - & -- ' Ir:77:-- s Net a trailer but a MOTOR HOME Custom tomtit 00 ha earn power Itaest aratranansAia la Al canI 4 ittaa CALL OWNER rrrwtnir II and 12 ht - NORTH OGDEN—A schedule of uniform street numbering as arranged by map by the Weber Oratorio Soloists OGDEN—Russel Horton tenor and Fern Sayer soprano both of Los Angeles Cal and Austin Seager basso Ogden have been named soloists in the presentation of the Haydn "Creation" oratorio ger Railroad Co's train and bus depot on Grant avenue between 23rd and 24th streets The terminal is expected to be completed within 90 days The $30000 structure which will have a frontage of 45 feet and a depth of 90 feet will be of concrete and brick featuring a spacious waiting room and a modem checking and newsstand as well as separate quarters for use by the train and bus crews conThe electric trains will tinue to use the Lincoln avenue trackage entering the terminal on the same rails as at the present time Slack W Winburn Salt Lake City architect directed the buildthe George A ing plans with Ogden conWhitmeyer & Sons structure tractor erecting the Weber Chief Takes Fund Drive Post Tribune Leased Wire OGDEN—The post of cochairman of the Weber college development fund drive has been accepted by Dr Henry Aldous Dixon college president it was announced Saturday by Louis H Griffin who is general director of the effort to raise $50000 for purchase of a campus In taking the post in the chamber of commerce sponsored cam- according to Lester flinch-clithe educator urged all citidirector of the Ogden taber- paign zens of the Weber area to support nacle choir the appeal which wiU begin officially July 8 and close July 18 with a victory meeting VETS INVITED Headquarters of the drive have MANTUA Box Elder County been opened in the gymnasium Mantua the at guests —Special the present campus building two-da- y Centennial celebration which willon have its place in the June 28 and 29 will be service proposed expansion as a vocamen who have lived in Mantua tional and school night Rasmussen At any time Chester Jensens to Picnic chairman of the committee in — AnHYRUM Cache County charge of arrangements annual reunion of the Neils Jensen nounced Saturday family will be held July 13 in the Blacksmith Fork canyon park county-Ogde- n July 7 ff TERM LEASE RENT-LO-NG OGDEN! UTAH 23RD AND WALL AVE BRICK CONSTRUCTION SIX STORIES AND BASEMENT WOOD FLOORS-SPRIN- KLER STEAM H EAT- -LI G HT-1'- 0VirE R-- 1 e SONS CO OGDEN M county clerk's Office Barn Dance Planned LOGAN—A barn dance in the Logan armory June 25 at 8 pm will be sponsored by the Mt Logan women's post American Legion No 110 officers announced Saturday Probation thief Named OGDEN — Ray W Wootton Bountiful has assumed duties as chief probation officer First juvenile district according to Judge Theodore Balm LOGAN—Mrs Josie Sears has been named president of the Logan Soroptimist club installing offi- GAS RAILROAD TRACKAGE APPROXIMATELY 50000 S9LIA1E FEET SCOWCROFT-S- Estate Evaluated Sonvtimists Elect SYSTEM ELEVATOR-- ON JOHN - OGDEN—Thomas Phipps LOGAN—Two 1947 graduates of Utah State Agricultural college who died in Ogden Aug 17 1946 left an estate valued by appraisers at $4358774 according to in estimate filed Saturday In the Weber WAR:MOUSE FOR SALT LAKE CITY 1ST rNeadquarlitrs for FINE HOTEL and RESTAURANT COFFEES o z t wMbEit L4p U Wil- liam Marsden Salt Lake City have musical organizations a by musical festival part of heed' employed as transitmen Weber county's Centennial pro- the Utah state road commission gram has been listed by the music committee for dates in August yet Brough Reunion Set to be set it was announced SatMORGAN — Descendants of by Lester Hinchcliff chair- Thomas and Samuel Brough will urday man of the music committee their annual family reunion The guest artists will be John hold 2 28 June high Manken pianist Peter Korn con- school at pm toatC Morgan R Brough according and of ductor recently Germany Morgan president Margery Knapp mezzo-sopran- o the with visiting Participating Scouts Raise Flag artists will be the Ogden taberOGDEN—A of Church Jesus of the choir nacle specially designed Saints di- nag which will fly throughout Christ of Latter-da- y rected by Mr Ilinchcliff and the summer camping season was raised to the top of a flagpole Ogden Centennial concert band' on 114ft Ben Lomond Saturday directed by Jesse L1113rwhite The opening night program will morning by seven senior' Boy be a symphonic concert featuring Scout troops of the Ben Lomond Mr llanken with the band assist- district Ogden Boy Scout council ing the second performance will ft was reported by G R Moss feature Mr Manken and Miss scout commissioner Knapp and the third night will be the presentation of Meridelssohn's Legion Sets Cleanup with 200 voices andspe"Elijah" LOGAN—The adage "Them as cial soloists conducted by Mr works eats' will spur workers at Korn annual cleanup of the AmerF IL Abbott Centennial com- the canmittee chairman for Weber ican Legion home in Logan 8 am at yon Sunday beginning county said the three nights of according to Sylvan Holler post music will be one of the outstand- commander atmusical three-nig- Graduates Employed 4-70- 74 - Tribune Leased Wire Tribune Leased Wife - f12411 Tien ta- Coffee Co Cook SOUTH ' 35 WEST Weber Centennial Schedules Depotiii Tdusie Festival in August Ogden Started Former Ogden school of engineering industries Warren Leatham and trades OGDEN—Construction already Merchant Dies OGDEN—Featuring three Los Wellsville Cache county and two and artists Ogden Angeles has started on the new Bamber- planning commission has been adopted in this community officials reported Saturday LInifDrtn street identification I througout the county is expected to be completed by July 24 planning commission officers reported HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WISHING FOR Art" Coffee-Blendi- ng New Bus Train STREET NUMBERS Mee than 40 "Masters of tho I dog-transferr- ed Enter 40 Floats Leawood COOK'S CUP QUALITY COFFEE A 4 PROVO—Possibilities of organizing an association or society of engineers In Utah county will be discussed at a meeting June 30 at 8 pm- - in the county commisaioners charabers according to Dale Despain Provo city and Utah county planning director Mr Despain said that letters were sent out Saturday to all registered engineers and land surpresentations veyors in the county inviting them ing to the meeting tempted during the Centennial program in this county Tribeno six-inc- dated in 1933 Through Grover A Giles state attorney general the state had petitioned for a writ of escheat which would turn over the unclaimed dividends to the state for use of its school funds The dividends and deposits had been deposited by the state bank commissioner with the state treasurer since the last dividend was granted in 1941 t Space Available The building located immediately north of the Bomberger Railroad Co Kaysville station is of reinforced concrete and steel It will provide more thin 20000 aquare feet on the first floor for An storage and food processing will additioruLl 2700 square feet be allotted to offices rest rooms and employes lunch and recreation rooms The basementwill provide snore than 2500 square feet of storage onace for foods and processing - Unpaid Dividends Granted to State notice of any objection to the quarantine being lifted Friday Although Ogden filed no objec1' NT f ! tion with the state board its ordi()1 1 ' nance the liberty of 3:VS an dogsrestricting in the city continued in force reported Mayor David S n the Romney Being enforced I a was indicated mayor prohibition -in pubagainst having the animals lic except on a leash- - Otherwise the dogs must be detained on the tVV 11 of their owners accordproperty I ing to the ruling Cancel Quarantine vez"" r Weber county commissioners 'Of r however canceled the quarantine effective June 20 the day the state notice was received Arthur P Brown county commissioner meanwhile said that an ordinance requiring all dogs to be 4 L inoculated against rabies has now expired and probably will not be Dr Kesler renewed However plans to consult with all commissions in the counties of northern Utah on a program for requiring NEW 'FACES' FOR NORTHERN UTAH such treatment for all dogs anConstruction Is moving ahead on two new struc- - Davis county: lower new station going up In nually 1 tures in north Utah communities Upper artist Ogden for the Bomberger Railroad company Such a faithfully obsketch of new Clover Club plant being built In Bus and electric train passengers will use it served willprogram tend to eliminate all rabies danger from to the and maintain that BRIEFS UTAH progress NQIITII end secured by the recently expired clinics quarantine and inoculation conducted during the three-mont- h period he maintained t MK Tribuns Leased Why with complete water and sewer OGDEN AIR MATERIEL AREA lines in the warehouse must be Hill Field—Razing of one large installed Opening of bids on June 28 is warehouse and erection of a new scheduled for the construction of one and construction of a large an oU storage yard including the oil storage yard are among the leveling of a subgrade area ap130 by 485 feet haulprojects for which bids will be proximately a MU field gravel from gravel received by the contracting office ing h a gravel base Hill field it was announced Sat- pit making oil and base with the priming comCol G Harris urday by Ray oil that coat armor of an spraying manding officer rolled oil with and covered will be The contracts are estimated to in place buildinfacilities amount to will and ing $209000 prospective For information about these and clude resurfacing of parking ing sites water and labor supcontractors are Inother ply The survey is expected to aprons moying buildings and re- vited projects contact to the contracting be completed within two months pairing electrical systems: room 125 SupThe committee was organized While bids have been announced officer Hill field him at or by building ply at the suggestion of K E Farnson some of Hill field extension calling and offers received 354 worth research director for the these projects they have been state department of publicity higher than expected For th:s reason calls for new proposals are and industrial development Builds Float being made in an effort to receive Primary Tribuss speetal more favorable bids CASTLE DALE Emery County Bids will be accepted until June 25 for the razing of'a Butler Steel —"Typical Pioneer Homo Life warehouse adding four feet of will be portrayed by the Castle concrete wall to the existing foun- Dale ward Primary Assn Church dation and erectinganother ware- of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y house on an area adjacent to the Saints in a float In Huntington's Tribune Leased Wire PROVO—Fourth District Judge present one A steam beating lin:A July 4th parade William Stanley Dunford granted the state of 'Utah $901877 in unThere Is No Question About Fresh Roasted Coffee claimed dividends Saturday from the old Provo Commercial and Being Better Try a Pound of Savings bank which was liqui- SPRINGVILLE—A committee composed of representatives of practically every civic club in Springville has been selected to check possibilttles for new industrial estalshments here according to J A Miller secretary of the chamber of commerce The committee will work under direction of the chamber of commerce and will check on the electric power rates hous- OGDEN—Dogs were free to run at large once more Saturday in four northern Utah counties as i far as state restrictions imposed because of a rabies outbreak in March were concerned The quar4 Hill Field Accepts New Bids For Construction Wpairs INDUSTRY LURE SURVEY SET UTAH cers reported Saturday Elected to assist Mrs Sears are Una Vermillion and Oreta Hall vice presidents Virginia Daniels secretary Mrs Ann Burns treasurer and Emma Laub director 0 QUEEN TO RULE '4TH' FETE AT BOUNTIFUL Tribune Leased Wire BOUNTIFUL — Bountiful's Centennial queen to be selected July 3 at the big Coronation ball to be held at the Bountiful Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Saints First ward recreation hall at 9 pm will reign at the Fourth of July celebration and all other local Centennial events Mrs Philip Snell cochairman of the queen committee announced Saturday The Bountiful Junior Chamber of Commerce has requested that the Centennial queen reign also at Bountiful's annual Cantaloupe day celebration planned for Labor day The request was made Saturday by Ed Rampton Jaycee president and accepted for the queen committee by Riley W Goodfellow publicity chairman -day The queen will be selected from the 25 candidates already entered by Bountiful Woods Cross Centerville and North Salt Lake business firms judging will begin at 10 pm at the Coronation ball i Tribune Leased Wtre OGDEN—Albert Edgar Stratford 77 widely known in northern Utah and Idaho as a former furniture dealer died Saturday at 1 am in Boise Ida at the home of a daughter Mrs Esdras Whittaker of a coronary occlusion He had been visiting in Boise for the past two months Mr Stratford was born Jan 7 1870 In Providence Cache county a son of Edwin4 and Marianna The family Crabb Stratford moved to Ogden when he was a boy He attended Ogden city schools and then became associatecL with his father and brothers In the Edwin Stratford & Sons furniture business Opened Idaho Store He opened a store for himself in Mackay Ida after his father sold the Ogden business but returned to Ogden in 1932 working for a time with the Ogden Furniture Exchange and later with the furniture department of W H Wright & Sons He married Georgia Chandler in the Logan temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints June 19 1889 She died In Ogden July 6 1933 An active member of the L D S church he was a member of the Mount Ogden stake high priests' quorum at the time of his death For many years he had been a ward teacher and was at one time a member of the high council of the Mt Ogden stake serving for 10 years after its organization in 1908 He was presiding elder of the Mackay branch of the LDS church while living there a n d served in the Central States mission of the church from 1903 to I 1905 He had been president of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Assn in the Ogden Fourth ward and a Sunday school teacher in Ogden Sixth ward List of Survivors Surviving are a son and four daughters: Virgil G Stratford Mrs C J Taggart and Mrs Junius Tribe Ogden Mrs Whittaker and I Mrs Paul Nelson Boise 21 grandchildren and 23 five brothers and sisters: Mrs Eliza Smith Logan: Jesse G Stratford Pocatello Ida Mrs Lilly Baird Tooele Egbert C Stratford Washington D C and Horace E Stratford Ogden Funeral services will be conducted in Larkin & Sons funeral chapel Tuesday at 2 pm by David S Romney bishop of Mt Ogden L D S ward Burial will be I in Ogden city cemetery 710 I 1 great-grandchildr- INCLUDING SPRING MATTRESS AND PILLOWS We are offering this remarkable complete bedroom outfit for substantially less than the four-piec- e suite formerly sold for Styled right —priced unusually low—it's one of the best values we've seen in a long time EIGHT PIECES FULL SIZE BED R CHEST BIG VANITY VANITY BENCH COIL SPRING COTTON MATTRESS PAIR Or PILLOWS FOUR-DRAWL- 50 t 4 I rit4 I i::----J- ( 11401 I 046 GIVE THE JUNE 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