| Show - ''1 ' Niret "'" aUZ1 Q412emar14-:Z:10141041116Mitve- fp 0 I - i t I f t i i 0 ! - c 1it riatt 'Cake rtibttnt' a DAMAGES Speech Clinic Springville Pioneer Leader West Ad Men FIRE At BYU 61" BUILDING Meet 86 Dies in California Open Mime Starts Today PROVO Fire which SPRECGVILLE — Milan Owen In Sun the ballroom draperies Valley instroyed former Springville Packard the Joseph Smith building on — Monday June 23 1947 I I I 1 i i i 7 -- Spctid r de- 88 SUN VALLEY Ida UP1—Reprknown in financiiia business and esentativei of advertising market: civic circles died Sunday at 11 and business firms from am at the home of a daughter ing throughout the west arrived here Mn Rodney B Taylor in En- Sunday for the start of the 44th cinitas Cat annual convention of the AdverMr Packard who engaged in tising Assn of the West sheep and wool17grwang in 1898 A A W Pres Vernon Churchill was born Oct- Springof Portland Ore said the meeting a ville ion of Milan and Margaret '4( JiL118 Ilaymonl Packard When a would probably be the largest young man he became manager since the 1941 convention at Santa of the Packard Bros Mercantile Barbara Cal — ' Co and later became a partner 1 More than 450 had registered Co sheep of the Packard-Lisonbe- e i and wool growers and merchants by late Sunday and officials pre' He married Julia Ann Crandall dicted the figures would reach '' -I March 2 1884 Mrs Packard died 500 The meeting followed by some 12 hours adjournment of the Ott le 1938 Idaho Potato and Onion Shippers : Served On Legislature Assn convention which drew 435 - ' - Elected to the state legislature delegates Sun Valley officials said i Milan Ovrea PackardWas for- In 1it04 Mr Packard later became more than 1000 persons were on In 1909 he hand—many checking in and out— t:n4r Sprinrvillo mayor banker' mayor of Springville entered banking in Springville Sunday 1 01 and was director and president of g Monday Slate 1 the firm until his retirement tt in ' tNIr messions occuWhile committee S 1940 4 representa-- 1 the one of 4 was advertising also the pied C411 lis original tives 1111P Caor‘ owill Nthe Wholesale Sunday organization of founders A the Utah —0 47l convention slate' q w - Witeit-Win4 Grocery Co and served the firm swing into its afull as director and president until Monday with 10 am addreas met rs ‘i Z I I r V1 111 tf ao try Wo it Acovme rme lelrellea riTmhea ne0 nsceicarveretiring C i :::: ''Sons Daughters Survive will extend through Thursday ago V en IIP II ea Club officers and committee sons seven 110 4 and are wil I I Srviving Milan O Packard discussed conveohtion 40 'fr 1 Jr members daughters Los Angeles Cal Spicer Dwight plans at the first official meeting Packard American Fork David and heard address by Claire Drew Russell Packard Salt Lake City Forbes Santa Barbara chairman SILVERWARE Mrs Eliza Taylor Encinitas Fay of the senior advisory committee WATER prrcHERsa 9o21J C and Alton W Packard Spring- junior division A A W and Benet Rog 17110 !sow COFITE SET ville Ralph E Packard Provo Hanan San Jose chairman of the Rog SASS& Now a sister and but brothers Pearl A A W club service committee It TRAIL Packard and William Packard Discussions were led by Muriel Res IML141Sow Salt Lake City N L Packard Tolle San Diego Cy Westeren Mt AT PLATTTIll saes $2409 Now Richfield A O and J A Pack- Oakland: LeRoy Simmons Salt I to SO ard Springville 14 grandchildren Lake City: Jack Acton Phoenix OtIor Items Rodueod 331-d Lii and a Laurie Ross Portland and Martha TO Federal Tax Isocludod Funeral services will be con- Gaston Los Angeles ducted Thursday at 2 pm in the 4'1'0111 To Elect Tuesday li ‘ '7"--lchapel Springville Third ward Latter-daM y 'no f of Jesus Christ of Church 'The group will elect officers c--5: Esofis4 Saints Burial will be in Tuesday — Noose' Charles W Collier San FranSpringville city cemetery i: ‘ cisco said Sacramento is promi- 4 - - -- - di - - 1 f"7 At WM 7- 4 ' t or I e- 1 I alliM (-11- A C Air q 1 $I l -- 5760 1920 I '' 680 1 Silver-plate- ' great-grandchi- 1 I -- i I tI ovc T3arateilizy - A 1 i Logan to Hear Apostle 17$ So bisin i lad to 44 W peg s I att Iturrty-'rresoostaa-erigh- I t - d 4 KEEPS THEIR 44 u i t FRUEHAUF SERVICE SURE li le Wire TrIbasio Leitsed LOGAN — Ezra Taft Benson member of the council of twelve apostles Chuzch of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints will be the principal speaker for the Logan I1 Centennial to be held in the tabernacle July 4 4 i ld 1 4 a '' - -- 3 ''' I i i i yr) i anirtsi " fr "s - - t vz - i ---1 - I v"- " 1 ''' - " ' - e er 0 ? 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' ''111 - --- - doccoio0402r::7---- Artif population 4I - 11 MTN 36357 's'- r 1: : t FIRST MAL r 1 -- ‘ I 11414114 12 N ' I If I 1 I - r: 1—tomai a - when the fint gass of Fisher Beer of was brewed Salt 25000 persons compared with 175000 today The Fisher Brewing Company has kept pace with this progress and is now erecting more facilities and enlarging its capacity to supply the demand of our everincreasing population However quantity of production has not been the first consideration Quality of product will always be our first goal This has been out consistent policy since I§84 :: Ill 4 1 4010"11011armo- In IS§4 e'le 1 somtes : "IOW 00 -- da " want AP rear sarongs at dos 31 qt ' teromeml motorist rate 1 villa OD lid SAWS Ism 'Rohm 00 dr - r 4':: WIPP rMIP eo '''''' gm -- -- - 6 411 SAVINGS IA et lady l) ON a 40 - omo owt - - a i AMP mole I :— J 70 0"a1 OP 0 ems)) I - ?"'7""e""111111111"-----"-""—Illialltilmemoomio"'"'"""- Co 05:004044410c0504:ez: 44 '''""11er take City Utah Salt i- ' t t t7 oP i 4 0'41 I ‘ ' tiHtt ro'o 0 44Zedelbrdowo 0 eAot k il? - 1 ge - -- FISHER BREWING if''7 '" P i t I t i 4 4 i I ( I - i 0 7 ' 1 't- 1' i t:: ' ' 1 ItTlir t 6p 1001 t''4 -- 40 6- -6 iffp 4-- 6 3 of 4r en 1 L6LP grip — 0 ihf 11 HE " 4 O1 Spells Feeling Bad ' - Constipation 0-1- - -- 4 '4 I ' 1 I 3 1 pi--7 17 ' t --- 1 1"77 i 1-- I 1 - 1tt - l' 1 - 1 7 JP7 1 17:nr CT '7 C1 : e '7:27 CLI - 0 i 'C:aîLtfLl I 1 i 1 I cc-- - li i t 1 1 - :I I ‘ I k 1 11 li tii:1 it 1 i t I - 14 1- 15 I' - 1 t 1 i 1 1 i' - ' - s 4 I I 10 i f tiw17P41L 1 I - : t ' 4 1 ' 4 " - I - - 1 I - c f ' PlilliPt''1''11'1:''t41:"4-l'- g-' 4 It''''''s'''"'-e'-'''''-'"''-"r- - i 1' L r -t ' ' ' f i ' it ' : - - plot : I r'' - r 1 - :i'll:- r ul '' “' '''''- ---- - ' - ' - - '7' i 1 41 - f - 1 - --- - 'N - - o 4 I 41' il:- te— " - '' 111:711111111t' o' s"- c I i g oaneamm4L4kom Ic'-ir1 717111 ' 11 that faithfull Buick of yours pROBABLY show a clean pair of heels to ' i from what's regularly called service It's a that Buick man can something only give other cars on the road — probably still rides and runs like a charm It makes you realize bow wise you were to have picked Because he is trained in allthe needs and preferences of Buicks The tools he uses are the right Buick tools And any replacement part your car may need is a a Buick in the first place ikes Even though a toll Buicks do carry their years well They can keep their eagerness to go their light- hearted gait and gentle comfort —particu- larly when they are rewarded with the considerate care that Buick dealers know how to provide It's care that brings out your car's youthful spirit — care that lets you feel that suddenly it's young again I Buick car care is something far different - Buick-engineere- Jf II i " rid 110r DIN a fZZ): L 2 ' I rt 47 Ititi-4- Z41 '::oorZIAZito? Without the ' 1 I i I i 1 I gear with it7surthk dealer t tub dcaubtricakts t Anything hisgear ing stiff in heavier would intended winter ft an—licuce steer give full PPOteghing Wear lighter ! instance kePs Ofhow true in Buicks best And the same care lob tuno-u-whatever x hotds l'ur car major Or needs—lube CH repair - t - - 1 I against It's another 1 frequent - I' 11'1 firm I lao 170 I that' tiipe to give you its best when it receives regu- Jar Buick car care — care by men who know Buicks through and through and love them heart and soul j Cart rs with of the a !Inger secret is a balls touch Part ing cOtumnireL the vermeil of 66 steei - With so little these ballsthe steer- friction that light there so steering is feather-is stays taut little wear that and Your b So it's easy to see why your car is so ready ' A ria t3 ---- part d A ii 1pi f°- - è ocel I t II 1 - - - I rx -- i) "4 71 I D f 1 — i ' of -- 6 i I I 'If MURRAY BUICK SALES THEM FOR ONE WEEK Week's " Lo '1 THEM—SEE HOW QUICKLY THEY THIS FORM OF DIGESTIVE AND GAS GIVE YOUR STOMACH A FEELING OF IASI AND COMFORT Those OLD MISSION TABLETS olio contort ono of Ho oldost end boilovod to ha ea of filo grootost of oil horb constipaHon medicinos you wool some thiog gonoloo try 4 TABLETS Whoop you are holing bad you wont a tablot that do's something TRY mf xyl i - 7 1i - Maass brooght ea by rocurring constipation or costiveness such as gastric attacks too slow digos ties backacho headcke stomach soreness gas pros sure palpitation dizzy spoils falling appatitiN and Gal eneeterel fooling ore rollovod promptly by RELIEVE' TRY LETS a 1 n ( 1" iltsZ I I : — 7 Due to l'T '-'- 11' ! -- 0- and I i " r Ltz0 47t Lal Spanish DVt:RTIsEMLNI 4111 t 0 r C f- - ''' rli th g '1 rl Lrl L( 1 1 di in Hannah Stewart I - :1 "'''''6-'''''''''''''''''''- I t N ! w1 a 101 ) Spanish Fork a son of Uri anagde " '447 o r t I - ' sev- - ducted Wednesday at 2 pm in the Salem ward chapel by ClarA ence Sheen bishop Friends may 1 call at the Claudin funeral home Spanish Fork Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning and at i the home of a daughter Mrs Merle S Stone Salem Wednesday until time of services Burial will be in Salem cemetery : " e iiiiv ' - 1' I - Fork pioneers He was reared and educated in Spanish Fork and in bee cul- early became interested ture In addition to his vocation of apiarist he practiced the trade of carpentry He was married to Devetta Holder Dec 26 1904 They made their home at the Stewart ranch east of Spanish Fork until 1917 when they moved to Myton Duchesne county At Myton he Continued his worn bculture and was Duchesne county bee inspector many years He was an active member of the Church of Jesus A 1 ( 1 —"11- tri a - - ' 1 : i J — - rrtyrr ' w - 11t:"? ' - oUlHAII 5 ‘ ' upooloomsenow" 1 ' 11 too i He was born March 21 1878 ' - ADS 1IITILAILSIENT ' ( ' '''' a t! 1 OF D"IlitriftEMLNT 17 - 1'- CITY BRANCH '--r t 1 1 5 '''' I 1 1 - ' 1 Robert Jex Spanish Fork Mrs Elizabeth Hale Evann Salt Like City Mrs Pearl Bally Denver Colo Mrs Marie Crandall Orem and one grandson Funeral services will be con- s SALT LAKE ---- 77--1- - 0 Inick-Treaor- Mantolectvriog Pktret—tos Angetw o - I - PAVELA Meolager PHONE: WEST laic 1012 SOUTH 4e e TRAILER CO- ' WALTER FRUEHAUF I i Stoilders of woties Largest - i --- - IN0i11 11 - 4r - state Surviving are his widow Salem one daughter ltra Merle Stewart Stone Salem seven brothers and sisters F L Stewart Clear Creek Carbon county Albert C Stew- - i for service 1 — t girt (I retet of 1101W 1939 to come to us it show' Let : I I 1 e ::-- Morley said sen0011 purposes The South Sanpete salary deadlock is the only dispute on 1948 pay schedules remaining in the was president of the Myton ward Mutual Improvement Assn The family resided at Salem since ct I ir i I I tMn I I - afternoon Parents are invited to attend one or more of the sessions Dr MANTI—A meeting of South Teachers° Assn Sanpete 2 pm to consider a new contrYact offer by ethndeedS? wiuththoSuant paegteresecrnheonol district on issues of the contract it was reported Sunday night Dr W E Thorpe member of the school board defended the position of the board Dr Thorpe presented the board's second proposal offering a salary schedule beginning at $2250 with provision the schedule be raised as high as $3275 if the county welfare levy would be canceled for welfare purposes as provided by recent legislation to divert the levy for Uintah counties i died Saturday at about 6 pm of a heart ail- hrss - alike have teamed that it Operaton and drivers"home" for service pays to take Trailers Each Fruehauf station Is a Factory Branch—a fcKtory in itself—with a good stock of parts laborsaving tools and equipment as well as factory-traine- d lob and get men to do a factory-perfefast road the your Trailers back on 4 Tribune Special merit at his api- ary one mile east of here He : — - N 1 ' :ir'" L '' Mr Stewart - 1 i 1 e : e is z -----w ' ' - - all t E 4 (l 1 ' - : 2 11 ' - -:- 4 - fN jsAir I A ' effZ Since dIP Ar 1 m Beekeeper 69 Dies at Salem '11 10114 oi 0 being made by public agencies in diagnosis and correction of speech and hearing difficulties The speech clinic under the direction of Dr Alonzo J Morley will continue through Thursday MAYFIELD Sanpete County— Descendants of the Christian Willardson family held a reunion at Memorial park in Manti Sunday con1948 nent inbidding for the The reunion according to Frank vention Willardson chairman was a reHarriman will speak Monday on sumption of meetings after 'a war"How the Department of Corn- time vacation Merce Is Serving American Ad- - A""77-"- ''1'I - - adP well-know- -- 4 ti Oro university During the first session of the institute Mrs Vera Gee of the crippled children's division Utah of state public department health will be the principal speaker She will report m progrei L l' Stall Teachers Conti-ac- t Okeh Tradition - -- I Quality TLX Z sa 1 M1110'001WWWWWb e e PROVO Bringing together school administrators special education supervisors speech clinicians speech teachers and parents a speech rehabilitation clinic will begin Monday at 2 pm in the college building at Brigham Young SALEM Utah County—William n Jackson (Will) Stewart 69 and of Utah beekeeper - A - 1 ' 1 -- 1 f TRAILERS ROLLIN'l 1 4 - the Brigham Young university upper campus resulted in a $2500 loss Sunday afternoon Fire Chief Lloyd B Dickson reported The blaze was believed to have been started by the draperies lomampng in con acballroom floor in the at Draperies lost were valued $1500 and damage to the building itself was estimated at 1000 Howard S McDonald president of the B Y t3' said the loss was covered by insurance custodian and his wiA building discovered the flames They notified the fire department and fought the blaze with fire extinguishers until firemen arrived - '' ! Tribes Leased Wire mayor state legislator and well 016011116 oo Tribune Special -- - 1 ata Trial-1- 0c Send this notice with 10c to Old Mission Tablet Company Pasadena I Calif and they will send you a good weeks trial This trial i's often sufficient to relies every traee of palpitation duo to gas pressure caused by TOO SLOW DIGESTION or a costive constipated condition This will prove their value in all of these complaints samplethem Two si7es st Druertsts Jost follow dieartionl Tfiv N ARCH BROWNING INC 4675 South State Street i Street 570 South Main Murray Utah Salt ILake City IUtah ' 1 - I l i |
