Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-11-13 | Page 24

1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday 2 Huildr As Get Utah Knights Te'mplar GroupInstalls Officers for Year Pr6riew of ft 1W !727211 Train PN I i i Stveral hundred Utah business people were given a preview of the General Motors "Train of Tomor- row" following a Hotel Utah luncheon Wednesday given by the General Motors club of Salt Lake City The train will be open for public Insection Thursday and Friday from 2 to 9 pm each day at the Rio Grande-Wester- n Pacific station Saturday the train will be on leW111 Ogden before leaving for the Pacific coast to continue Ita A ration-- tour ide w Innovation of this train the 'ett7ra dome" or glassed-i- n observation inclosure rising above the roof of each of the lour cars bad Its birth in Salt Lake City it was related by John E Johnson asastant director of public relations for G M at Detroit principal luncheon speaker Utah Xeente View In 1941 C It Osborn G M vice president was riding In the high front-en- d G M Diesel cab of locomottse as it hauled a load of war freight through scenic passes traversed by the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad Marveling at the view obtained he commented that some people probably would be willing to pay $510 for much a seat torn Chicago to the Pacific coast From this came the Idea of a Inc !enure aton a passenglassed-i- n ger car and when Mr Osborn reached Salt Lake Calf he made some rough sketches from which these new cars grPIA' Mr Johnson also told of other features of the train designed to enhance comfort and safety such as new-typ- e weight suspension to reduce side sway telephone service seats made according to sPecifications giVPTI by I noted anthropologist each car made sellsustaining on electric and unit construction to rwer Iiminate Jerky starts and stops Praised by Glade Mayer Earl J Glade said "Salt Lake City Is proud to be one of the show places of this great engineering achievement" and In riding on the train Tuesday he had been thrilled by this example of 'American ingenuity and scientific "ship-to-shor- e" - leadership?' NVIlson R G McCarthy presidan t W said General Motors In building and displaying this train has made "a great contribution to the railroads and to the deNeloprnent of Diesel power" He added that this train is a now vIsion In a day when some say lb 'frontiers of achievement are gone" Mr McCarthy pointed out ID & that the train is a "research project? and G M will permit any railroad to use Ideas embodied it H C Levis president of the General Motors club presided at the luncheon Certified Auditors Set Oaden Meet g 1 tr ? 4 en Nvi '144141 I1 S' It I 1 ! '''''t - t I f - '4 k ' ' c l' Waldo president Tellurrde was elected eminent commander of Utah Commandery No 1 Knight Templar at the annual conclave Wednesday evening In the Masonic temple 650 E South Temple He succeeds Frank B Harris Also elected and installed to serve in the new year were M D WarMc Ginness generalissimo ren R Tyler captain-gener- elevation Nevada — Partly temperatures ‘'' - 21 45 58 CR 87 74 49 41- :10 1 -- w1 02 Tr 189 te In the midst of their Mr and Mrs Peter J Justensen Moroni Sanpete county who are visiting with a great-grandchildr- James son A en Justensen 645 Mar- nell ct don't mind growing old Tbe couple will celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary Thursday from 2:30 to 8 pm at an open houes party at their son's home Mrs Clara Mous ley Justensen wax born April 3 1873 in Salt Lake City a daughter of Margaret and William P Mous ley Mr Justem5en was born Dec 9 1867 in Denmark a son of Christine and Peter Justensen He came to this country while a youth and settled In Moroni Mrs Justensen moved to Moroni with her family when she was a child The couple were married there Nov 15 1890 Until his retirement recently Mr Justensen had been a farmer In Moroni and still "loves to putter abofit his gardens" Mrs llstensen although her eyesight isn't "as good as it used to be" still to crochet and sew and "make things for my grandchildren" They are parents of eight sons and daughters five of whom are living: Mr Justensen Salt Lake City Willi 3r1 A ana Russel H Justensen San Francisco: Mrs Blanch Voolsey Logan and Mrs Mary Allred Brigham City 11 They have grandchildren and five loves a great-grandchildr- Warilen's Funeral Slated Ex-Gam- e Funeral services for George Walter Reid 47 57 N 9th West former state game warden and state representative whose body was found Tuesday morning in City creek canyon will be conducted Friday at 1 pin at the ley 1dr and in 1909 was grad- uated from Utah State Agricultural college at Logan She taught in elementary schools of Oakley until her marriage on June ls 1911 to Albert William Curtis in the Logan temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints They resided in Oakley until 1923 when they moved to Salt Lake City Mrs Curtis was an active member of the LDS church and in Oakley was Primary Old Young Women's Mutual Improvement Assn president and on the Sunda' school board For many years she was active 4n Relief society as work director and first counselor In McKinley ward At the time ot her death she was a Member of Valley View ward A member of Associated Utah Artists Mrs Curtis was secretary of the group at the time of her death and was noted for her oil and water color paintings For a number of years she taught arts and crafts at the Civic center Mrs Curtiss was also a member of the National League of Amer- ican Penwomen Besides her husband she is survived by two sons and three daughters: Orden H Curtis Mrs Leora Cropper Mrs Coral Boswell all of Salt Lake City LaThair H Curtis Mrs Artha Gene Robinson both of Provo: her fathers Oakley three brothers and three sisters: Albert H Hale Jr 'Loyal Hale Mrs Sarah Warwood all of Oakley Karl B Hales Salt Lake City Mrs Ethel Jeffery Delta Millard county Mrs Xenia Egbert Twin Falls Ida and 11 grandchildren deus M Evans bishop Mr Reid apparently had been out for a walk in the canyon when he suffered a heart attack and succumbed Monday afternoon or Grover A Giles Utah attorney evening according to medical au- general and liarold V Leonard thorities president Associated Tavern OwnIle will be buried in Salt Lake ers of Utah Inc will address the City cemetery Friends may call weekly luncheon of the Antelope at 280 E South Temple Thursday Island chapter No 3 International from 4 to 8 pm and from Footprint Assn Thursday noon in 10 am to 12:15 pm Friday the Crown room 175 S State Work B ri c k—C emont--Plos- tor Chimney FUNERALS Footprint Meeting Speakers Named Fur-rive- - L- 31arbra Rulon Fairborn 41 Fairborn Salina Sevier county died in a Salt Lake hospital 9:30 at Wedresday pm of natural causes Yttilon George —Edgar Ifendrieks MURRAY George Edgar Hendricks 50 died of ulcerated stomach at Tuesday Mr 10:30 am in a Salt Lake hospital Hendricks lived in a trailer house at about 25 E 4th aye Murray He was born in Mo May 8 a Salt Lake resident 1891 and had been Joplin for about 25 years lie was a 13ainter by trade and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints For many years he did painting for the L 8 church- On March 17 1938 ta married Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Davis Steel In Salt Lake City Mr Hendricks had been married twice previously His second wife Mrs Rosin& Elizabeth Craig Hendricks died about 1931 Besides his widow he In survived by a daughter and five sons: Mrs Genevieve Denny and Oden Hendricks both of San Francisco: Thomas Hendrick4 Salt Lake City: Sylvan George Edgar Hendricks Jr Wyoming: Gordan Van Hendricks David Hendricks almniler serving in the U S navy three stepsons and four stepdaughters Orval Woodbury 11 S navy E L Kinsman Earnest E Steel: Mrs Evelyn Leonard: Mrs Thelma Nelson all of Salt Lake Mrs GarIrma Flanagan denia City Cal Mrs Ethel Myers Woodbury N J and 10 grandchildren f& I anarpenea tocycies toys repaired C 13 5 a: Broadway A Pointing—Pawing—Cid laaing EXPERT paper hanging Sample Steaming Ere est AVAIL Expert painting papering 24 mos to pay tricycles Fowler GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty r7 t4 - ':''"'Y tLI t41'1t: i''' otsv-- 11 e3 ‘ 3) iI f 744'):1et0 ---- "t Aut rukoti Ect-tt0 VO V t 10 -- 1 144:II ir e -- t:-1- 0 it 7)- ' - 1 ''''' ' gC ' i S t t ' ' fr-- 1c '' t - Al ' ' t ' ':1 ' - t - "?:' - '1:5'1 'l IONA A:'3!: '" 7'27' 5: ! kl ' Z- 0' ' '' ' t - " - — WASHING KEN-TON- KEM-TONE- E A-- washing machines frigerators stoker: and sewing machines 4 experts Phone 38 3 Cowrie MO Sku stli thaw Oa tt'ith prices what they are who 'Shopping center? wants to be near a shopping center?" lb Overman's rb 2759 S State Repairs — Who Deo FINE UPHOLSTERING It 4(1 niee -- Mary L COLONIAL PP11 A NCV: MAKE Aqua WA SHER VACUUM AND DLL ricitui ING Clayson SPANISH FORK—Mary Louisa Navea Clayson 83 Rellat society workers the Church of Jesua Cheat of Latternea Saints died of a heart ailment at a ktcsa boshltal Tuesday at 1220 p Rho was horn April 23 15179 at Ton tee villa Utah a daughter of John and Roseilia Zaataier Naegte La Iliac oar enlielbocid her parent's ware sent enionizers to Colonta Juarez tiettivet she gran to young womanhood Rettirrteit i a rred to Utah ati pa aychve Ca 1 1897 in thia Salt Lase Ron in August after which they retune La MM(0 "(tier they lived 13 Year& whoa the came to Spanish Fork She served as Relief societe for several terms acting vard tAlbeSokft after her releate Si was an worker in Datithtera of Utah Pbsetersas captain for SOMett TOIL serving die-Her husband 14 years ace aad since that time IMO bale nerved ea & nurse practical She is survivad th followter anal and daughters: A byLester Carem &Lt Take City: Rostille Itikkeltoe Richland Wash ALAAPNIktill William 4311i Cal: John C Clayton Clayson Lake Tahoe CAL: CaPt DeMar R Clarion serteris with thse U S mildary in Token JapanK Vra Aditiald Bradford and 'Manuel son of Ppanish Fork: a brothrr 1111 Ntiecle of Cornish Utah and severs Its: brothers end ataters Funeral services are Pelidlor worl f7-- 11 relatives and will bit announced by tr- - a funeral home ec-te pret ek-tr- - Charles R Earls OGDEN—Gravesida sem-teefor Lt Charles R Earle 20 on of Mr and 1i:a 1Y F a army tugFaris 117S-27t- h it forces lieutenant who was kWad owes ir"esmaps Nov 19 1944 will bit eoo41- - led Plait to Vas Sunday at noon st the Hill cemetery 7daho Ida The short MIS service will by eoed-wlethe American Leirton Merror a) imr by te wen conducted Ariril 1945 ire ottcepe Lt rArls born April 9 1924 tRa Ogden As a !lot of a 7 rrnter PA1 he was perticipattnic to a mlitsfon on Stolburg Germany at this of bls death Survivors include Ms muerte & brother end a sister! E Dee Lei's arf Loresther Ida and bfra Barbara Wooncocia Ogren Buda! In Root ThU eemetere 'lb directed by Wood Funeral kionva otse'le4191 Falls n a 14 P-4- h ' drva-essovr- -s Marie Borrough servicee yier3 he eonducted at 2 pm Thursday in tea Wiley funeral bore Jerome for Mrs Marie Borroush 65 who cred ""dgy night of inluraustalned whea she faol ather horns here Nov 5 She had Mat gone Into the beet when she fell on a wooden pathway yard At first no III effects were felt but ahe lazer corriplained of ams and loes of feelers ra her arme and legs When doeters arrived they termed tier condition too serious ter removal to a hosoitai Born In 1892 In Iowa she had ?Ivied tn Shoshone five yeara enTrittlf bele from Jerome She and her haahand moved tOP Jerome In 1909 from Colorado Hor Itnabend Ralph Borrough is empkrvect ootte the state highway devartment berg ELIO was a member of the Christian etitmen and Woodcraft lodge are vane Surniving besides her Miele-aribrothers nd eleters Frank Gtheon Suravy Ode Wash: Cheater Gibson Albuotteroteet Relott and Glen Gibson and Mn Adel Prown Mont Bogle COLO tvoTaii Mrz rtre'Verl T436 Angeles Cal Mrs La w Tyler Grand Junetion Colo: Mr Sadie Pladea Penrose Colo and litre H:en Sroolte Jerome and foster son Malefic Brooke Vinnesoolis- - Minh Burlal will be In the Jerome emnerery Byron Kim Thurman IDAHO - FALLS service for Syron Kim Thurman 4 son or brit and Mrs C V Thurman Shelley will conducted SatUrday at 2 pm fro tee Shelley Second ward Chntelt ot Josue Christ of Latter-da-y chapel SaMts by F a Kelley bishop The child who died Tuesday at the fame fly home of an flints& was born Nov Z 1943 at Blackfoot Besidea na peewit1 three brothers and a slater ours-to- e Gap-don Ronald Gary and Lunt Thaw man Shelley: and erandparents tee rod Mr Mrs C A Thurrnan Blac Ittoot and neral - E 7443-- 1' Ettrick Millar &teary Shyrieen Marley Id a —Funeral APMO servIcce fve Phyrieen Marley 10 daughter of Me Owen B Marley Pocatello who c Tuesday in Salt Lake City will ducted at 2 to Arita school byFriday leceHeber Olson pm Ammo Church of Jesrus Christ ot Larter-da-ward Hall mortuary Pocatello veil shret4 burial tit Mn - Y Arial° cemetery WEATHERSTRIPPING 9- Upholsters Cleaning Serrica SURGICAL k BELTS—TRUSSES BURG IC A t—iit-o-cbelt trusses IngeEXPER T FITTED BY 201 S Main Salt Lake City t - - Main at 1st South 44545 HAVE your furniturs rocovered Fres 1A—Hunters est Spring retied in your present furniture Couch for only $15: chair DEER Et $UE Cushions refilled tor $4 and Ai usual w are in Ow markot tor door alk and arttal000 all kinds of mattresses remadc OVERMAN'S and ak!na Wo always Oar relo Ti2' 1'40 PACIFIC AWL' MARKET PRI438 tor ovorrtrunS to our line ASBESTOS SIDLNG We have a limited amount et BISSINGER dr Ca & L Cii whit asbestos siding we will annie Ltell McCarty Mar r"rili on a Tr? So art C"9 Weat RIDER ROOF- basis INC CO 1250 So Main Phone TANNING deer bides Tailored lace - ROMNEY RUG 1015-7tGOINS :' s SASH CAIRKYNG COMPLETE IN8TALLATION ROCKWOOL INSMATING CO 2240 8 Rata WARD oi COMPANY SERVICE SLIP COVERS UPHOLSTERY REFINISHING ACASP FURNITI IRE PH Mondins ReknHtIng Reweaving AtlIC RKWKA INo BERV 227 Mess Bldg Tag 1 1 Saint STORM et PROMPTLT-SFIline- - !":00 r WEATHER STRIPPII Radio s mONTGOMERY i - Repoirs — Who Does ft EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE --- r01 - rl- s merves for Barna Bohn McKnight 17 who was killed an auto crash near Parowan Monday will be conducted Felder at 1 pm In the Beaver East ward Church of jeeus Christ of Latter-da- y chapel Saints by Andrew J Terry bishop Burial in Beaver Mountain View cern- tery will be directed by Southern Utah funeral borne Beaver In Expert Paper Cleaning Available RATES PAINTING PAPER HANGING CLEANING WINTER 1 WORK RATES EXPERT wall cleaning and wall washing 25 years exp For good work call Walt Smith FOR complete Interior and exterior painting 4 and papering right now 649 phone 'PAPERING PAINTING ' Remodeling ROOFS Plaster patching - outside caulking Save twenty-fiv- e After 6 13111 per cent No Hnitgren salesmen to pay New rcpots old roots PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING repaired Free est Terms FiERT aMITH RA NO PA PER STEAMING Iti2tIfieSis ttorn:17In edM n:umnt nd2pret REA S SF ST 'WORK ONLY 1 I 14 YRS exppr Paper ciPaninK ar tin tr3e369 washing painting Free bGTeOLeVEtwersicsaTnicilRfuNroraocedikneiRatyercjoackets P A PER rNrt 550c a mangle Work guar Latoat raner Johnson s--n 302 Phone 375 S Sth West PAPER hanging steaming cleaning to repair or will Rate reasonable for hardwood buy broken turn EXPERT wall paner cleaning done by FURN REPAIR CO- or yeti Ph We rep turn right 11ATT Save WASHERS AND VACUUMS-----PATENT ATTORNEYS Pick up and del makes repaired THOMAS & THOMAS — 0 6 reg SA LES A ND SERV tell CO APEX Beason Bldg trademarks 171 E 3rd South Dial GUARANTEED service and repairs PLUMBING-HEATING on all types oil burners OIL — Wul take small lobs BURNER PARTS AND SERVICE Call Kartchner Jay ELECTRIC and GAS APPLIANCES TEW-trBto orrepairedS and made Installed serviced der reas 56414 3rd E 94)8:19 A Dial NEED PLUMBER? RUG CLEANING fticient reasonable Prompt REMODEL plumbing a specialty 36 WE clean rugs carpets and furac 677-ture at our plant or in your home months to nav Mur Tbree-da- v service GAS appliances installed Free estiVERN EARLS RUG AND Tortnoc1 installation mates CO FURNITURE as our specialty Fres et 250 8 ist West CLEANING NAT Phone' Gas Installation Co FURNITURE— CARPETS RUGS rLFANICTI TN YOUR HOME PRINTERS—SOOKRINDING wAtici) POLISHIth Moons 11 M LYONS — 0 F 0 Dust Co bkbortrs 221 Edison "Fr—tToTeS1--14MORE FOR ?kit BEST Recommended by your dealer RADIO REPAIRING - tZ -- -- Rama Bolin MeKr light ESAV ICR—Funeral Mr REAS ::4171774)4::?::71Ai 4 p fecti r tite::t: ' 11 LA-fIN- 111- - ) '":Nt--)--:- 4-- 0 '4"dir!7:1 :!:! v irr-14- 11 f'!-1-- ' -- 1 - ' ' wort-ice- s o " "'-'1--T ''' 14 -I it 3063 v i1 i a- 5- en Y 11r Th-rala- v y DO-RIT- welt '' r ev —a 0) 'I' ''"Zsi'-I :4 !k '1" 14716iro r '? 0 - - 4' 15 1 years He was born April 27 1878 at Enslev Denmark a son of Melt Peterand Marian He came to Utah in Andersen Nielsen 1893 wIth his father as a convert to the Church ot emus Christ of Latter-daSaints He marled Clariee Petrine Petersen in 1901 In the L D S temple at Manti Rh died ii 1902 and in 1906 he married Armlet Caroline Nelsen In the L D S temple at Menti 3re died In 1929 Mr Nielsen is survived by a son Niels Peter Nielsen Binteham and a sister: Mrs Fred Oulb-tnsSalt Lake City Funerel services and burial will be at Marla A-- 1 WALL died oadrunddPeirt estaoetekreds:t Et Ititkt tkNe t 1111 Out-of-to- KEM-TON- Moroni NW0'M 69 ul In a Lake hospital Wednesday at 11 A 'ormer mining man he had been am gait foe retired four 4-- r 4-- Paul Moroni Nielsen DESERET HotigErtrANERS—DECORATORS Complete cleaning papering painting and Janitorial services Commercial and residential expert workmanship reasonable PAPERING—SPECIAL rates paper turn Steaming paint work guar Jacobs - Wheel stx-wee- k MANT1---Pa- I SHOIRRONE OGDEN—Mrs Iola Browning Blackman 84 2250 Monroe blvd widow of Bin Blackman one time manager of Blackman-Griffi- n Wholesale Product" Co died Wedat 6 am in an Ogden hospital after anesday illness She was born March 22 1863 in Ogden a daughter of John Wesley and Esther Jones Browning On April 21 1892 she was married to Mr Blackman in Ogden She wa a lifelong resident of the city Her memberships Included Queen Esther No 4 Order of the Eastern star chapter and the Past Matrons circle Survivors Include the following sons and Fred-and William B Blackdaughters: man Mrs Orella B Cramer Mrs Dorothy B Hansen Ogden Bill G Blackman Los Angeles Cal and three grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 4 pm at Unionist AE Sone' funeral chapel by Dr John Edward Carver pastcr of the First Presbyterian church Friends may call at the chapel Thunder until time of services Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery Pa1ntin9---Papering—Chta- FLOOR finishing made any Rent our new I 94S mndei enuipmentDRESSMAKING & SCHOOLS Sanders edgers polipbere ACME' QUALITY PA IN1 DtSIGNINO DR):SSMAKINO :41 E 1st South TKRATIONFL cELLWSTINE 225 DO IT yourself—Rent floor senders NESS HIDG polishers Shereem-Wilnam- s TAILORING alters t tom& Immediate EXPERT floor sanding and finishing: Prvire Phone tor a pot or YERS—LA DIES TA ti01:1-- E$t free 47A-4tSAWS Newman S n RISENTER h Iola B Blackman Puneral services for Mrs Marbra stonebraker Newman 77 415 E 2nd South will he conducted Saturday noon at 260 E South Temple Burial will be in Brigham Friends may call at place City cemetery of funeral Friday from 4 to 8 pm and until time of Saturday from 10 am service Mrs Newman who died Tuesday 1a stimived by tier husband Brigham "Newman: eight Bona: Brigham Stonebraker Newman Coos Bay Ore: Li ilo Stonebrakor Newman south GateCal: Van Eugene Newman Loa Henry James Jethro Sionehraker Angeles: Stonebraker Lloyd Stonebraker and Filmy John Alfred Newman all of Salt Lake City: a daughter Mrs Zelma Gray Salt Lake City: a brother William Stonebraker Salt Lake City: 28 grandchildren -- 4 12 Lake City from 1930 to 1935 Patteroon 25 240 E 1st South will be et 304 1st Routh Friday at He is survived by his widow conducted 2:30 p m Burial will be in Mt Olivet cemeMrs Lillian Foster a son Richard tery Frienda may call at place of services and serviuntil of Thursday time Friday Foster and a daughter Mrs Lois ces" Mrs Patterson who died Tuesday was May Thayer all of Seattle the wife of Ralph Lawrence Patterson Furnace Cleaning— CONTRACTORS-D- AY OR JOB FLOOR FINISHING etve alter DOOR CHECKS—REPAIRING Archil)ald Oldroycl LYMAN Wayne County—Aria I royd bl died at Ids taame la La malt day at 5 pnt He was born Oct - ' '---1 19 1966 at Glen- '41 wood Utah a son of Archibald T ard t MarY Anderson Old- i He married royd T h d Jane hu chanan in the Mewl 1110 Churcrt of temple of Jostin Christ of 1atter-da- y tr April 23 1890 and in 1891 the coupie moved to Wisyni county inwhere be was active ug Hs was the countybuilding active in church at- 4 fairs having been it the Lyman bisho7le co 4 for 29 years serving AIL 13 as bishop S x14 Wittig Oldroyd la the president of stsA of lie is sursaved by ilia erttleer Mrs Jane Oldrovd seven cons sod Oae'rterv :'"Edwin Oldroyd of Loa Willis ( Itaxel Turnttr Mn Helen Allen NI to 1Vhits Wood end Ltwille Laell Torserson all "x of Lyman: aeil trrl-4Calla rot and I I greet itrandecomicen 8 Trull following brothore nd g or" rip v nd &gni rero :hart 011 ro y a nd M rs 0 t G trvo )'et wrsall Ago ( Neils W Oldroyd of lianti anal of Fairbanks AlasaarodFunerai services will be fon4ue4 r-t- e sit noon in the Wayne etatt tersorYrotrwt day In Los under the a wort:4:a oi Chappell bishop of Lyman la Ehical be in LyTrut ward etrtol ador ergot:on of Peterson mortuary Rictifigid 14 fisheries in 13 western states Part wrestler of his work there was solving the He married Pearl Evans on Mar problem of how Chinook salmon 30 1935 in the Salt Lake temple which spawn in the Columbia river of the Church of Jesus Christ of could be aided in ascending power Latter-da- y Saints and they made dams built across the Columbia their home in Provo- - During the at that time spring of 1935 he attended sumHe was director of Washington mer school at Utah State Agriculcollege in Logan and that state department of fisheries when tural at Dixie junior college fall taught he resigned in 1944 to become Survivors include his wife a son supervisor of river basin study in and two daughters Rebert Morris the Washington district for the Carol J and Sylvia Snell: his parUnited States fish and wildlife ents Mr and Mrs William H Snell Provo a brother and five service William R Snell Provo Earlier in his life Mr Foster sisters Mrs Swane (Maude) Fullmer Cirhad been state director of fisheries cleville Mrs David (Della) Miller in Missouri and Florida and conducted fishery examinations in Salt Lake City Mrs Reese (Mary) Panama and Salvador for the fed- Killpack Iva Snell and Gloria eral government He was named Snell Provo Funeral services will be conductby Pres Roosevelt in 1933 to represent the United States on the in- ed Saturday at 1:3Q pm in the ternational Pacific salmon fisheries Manvu ward by George E Collard commission which regulates fish- bishop Burial will be in the Provo park Friends may call ing on the Fraser river in British city burial Friday from 6 to 8 pm at the Columbia Berg mortuary and Saturday prior Mr Foster was born in Massa- to services at the home of his chusetts about 58 years ago and father 761 North University was educated in that state He t had been with the U S bureau of fisheries since graduation from college He was superintendent of Reva Reid Patterson the fisheries headquarters in Salt FInerai services for Mrs Revs Reid !NG Lautz Archie James Goodall Foster al - Mark Born Feb 9 1911 in Cowley Seattle ( Wyo a son of William H and Iva Mr Rasmussen Snell he came to Provo ' he a de d federal with his parents when a small 1 child He attended the B Y U trainfisheries for nine Rocky mountain ing school and high school but states while eta later transferred to the Provo high tioned in Salt school where he was a member of Lake City He the basketball and football teams a n Mr Foster transferred held the high school javelin throw 1935 to Seattle to direct U S record and was an outstanding r! j Clifford Ray Cummings In ALL OF KINDS WORK reasonably done no ''' Tribune 'raged Wire Fred J Foster superintendent Snell 36 well PROVO—Morris of the old U S fisheries bureau known Young university Brigham headquarters in Salt Lake City athlete and superintendent of the early during struction for the Provo institution 1930s died Tuesfor the past several years died day following a Wednesday at Utah Valley hospital heart attack at following a two month illness home Shickery Sheya one-we- U S Fisheries Former Grid Aid Dies in Star BYU Seattle Home Teacher Dies his Joseph Padovani '' Bertha LDS Worker 57th Wedding Dies at 60 Couple to P-To- 4 : 01 2t 20 43 - ll 06 o la 44 5F-- f 1 Tr Tr Tr is 44 91 52 Thirtieth l :12 Wednesday cloudiness and inter- tcrnklahaoma Tr 66 mittent very light snow and 1'hoR'ItleiL Tr 28 35 42 Tr nd 5' some rain persisted in the south- 1orortvloit 18 41 Tr '20 44 condi-13 ? ern part of the state This 10 28 9nrings 13 40 tion was improving by evening !:int liantrorlkoirport :IA 04 f0i ni Diego however and fair weather is ex- - 8en iS1 fi2 8an Frit nciace iti3 Tr 37 St a whole as George state 8 pected for the 47 s :Pt tlil°et Tr 38 49 0 Thursday Although there was ' ''‘':rtit'iarntetoit: 04 14 27 : :: 51 58 44 ri: c cloudiness variable reported Yellowatone there was little or no stormy WeS'atit Lake weather data: Precipitation weather in Idaho Wyoming and pforrte1204tintoirn 1ortr Noevnedmage rat A Pacmcilm?i et n'vsa cu4m70 a t iPwrseceti teastslotti51nce Tempera-Izte- tt Mrs Viola Mary Hale Curtis 60 Nevada Wednesday Sunrise from little showed tures 'Thursday 7:13: atinset 5:12 change clubwoman and wife of a Salt Lake maximum 43: expected mint- Expected m um 28 contractor died t of a heart ailment the day before Wednesday at 9 pm at her residences 1582 Orchard dr Born Oct 27 1887 at Island Ida she was of Albert H and Marintha aebecca Barrett Hale She attended school at Oak- 14 ar7 42 tIsifrcetkenYork servire-sCliffor- rrro Chicata Cincinnati Denver Detroit Duluth Minn Grand Junction 3 45 5 21 21 25 27 10 27 40 17 50 PCb Angeles Miami Warmer Thursday In of kl"'nelal While the northern part City skies clear Utah had practically City d CALL (Intent for furnaca and chimM344NGS--tretterti- l — IrtIrarai ervico ItvrwritoNri ney elennint 341912 1: of Citromtnro 1321 14' Bay A r st CARLSON OLAUF 1:1 rh6m be 1nz :Vita Ol1tp Wet of Pusband Ntsir 1 at 12 (1 it rrtd from CONTRACTORS—DAY OR JOB Cummenal will he held sat PLASTERERS V ars tel 1140:th st 0191 V:1 $teens urdav at 1 rim in the Grand View of Rov Goelrt SOH PIXED PATCH YOUR GET ward sHrt ftmnnp PAney Borman of ROOFS rviervto tkrlor to the OR YOUR PLASTERING REFORK Vi!ford swrd effatintr Ertends so-- t 1 tzt t 011 it orm4nt in re that leaky root W make XMAS WORK GUARANTEED room 36 E grat sot th Milo may Rowel all roofs iike new Prices reason7th FOR FREE ESTIMATE until at 4 p rn and able Free inspection and estimates the resildence Friday PHONE 1321 E 13rd Month CAMPtirti---fruntrfor sittior porriro ROOF ItENEWINO CO S ri m Vrida and Saturday litsuott lron Grattan" Camtibion Sit until 11:30 a m t1 Eunoral directors fe of Albert Karoo- - Camphol PLASTERING CEMENT WORKrteeered COMPLETE REMODELING a mortuary in Huntington gray STUCCOING patoad large waterprootIng NORTH — Funeral eertrirces fol Boort Cal loci it boll Thuroaar No 1o0 too small or large Plaster at Or arnaIkloba Work Immo Mirth& d nigh-lant Bowden nei North io of 37S8 Nell 0 tiorinci mot g trig stuccoing cement brick work plaalaring water di' will be held Thursday at 2 CEMENT woax Reasonable and guaranteed and triary chap& corner lit llama proofing Guar work orard chapel J W bgr p m in th Winder L liti List 1th Ittav Grors C ASBESTOS SIDING 4120 floor work dr sin& Elder cement Kenneth ALL kinds Highland can r at the roods rniar offating u t kuP r a nd conduettne WI have a limited amount et Erinds may ing finishing by day or Sob gym Thurooso from 10 a mtI call 1g 13th Routh white aldin6 we will ant6Y asbestos 2350 n mortuary it 'no Sf Lntortnert orrice giot3 on a contract basis Rider Roofing until 9:30 p M CLEANING and CESSPOOL-TA- NK fa rn :y pot in Lb L 011 et Wednesday Co 1250 So Main Phone Thursday until 12 noon and at the ward chapel one-ha- lf hour prior to SPECIAL Trenches and Basements Dug intrment In the Elysian 11111"11THILICIt — runeral services rem:teals DAY or NIGHT Burial Gardena under direction of for rworg Ldear Hodricks Murray Punset 4 yd and 10-- 8 hoe novo and Lawn rnorlusre wariand of Sarah FLza beth Liar ta — dragline Go anywhere Mid 506 Complete SUTTONroubla funeral 'services Hanartraa 'art Os JrVdav at I T M lib 11e Wowe room 36 7th for Edward Smith Sutton and tilt PLASTER CONTRACTOR SEPTIC TANK M Louth Dr- -tt Illatighter Norma Mutton of 1411 E shop Fred Feta of! Beet of workmanship Ref& South will ha held Monday at Friend may call St the 17th rt O 3 MIRDOCK-3-3- 745 CLEANING end 7th tnental roam ors Vie mortuary 1 p en- - in the Rose room 38 ERobinSouth wlth Blarop Sherman titre of wervIcies IPUrreral 4t son GENERAL contracting cement work PLUMBING SERVICE officiating Friends may call at or' L re mortuary enrages CEMENT MIXremodeling the French room in the mortuary IAA your olumnIng or sewer prob ER FOR RENT 648 S State Funeral diNUNS llitirM—Flireral tfir until time of services !ems no our worry W nave all Van to service your LICENSED contractor tiqamaKar of 20 rwetnrc toseret mortuary modern equipment Tiohy Ail N dth West wife of Hrm a n i Hun VI types or cesspool and a Requiirrn high mass septic tank bonded building sad cement work Remodaaerr will be civil Pattirdar olurnOer to do I p tn for Pfc Jack Whitten who wits killed licensed and - 11wo eling financed Labor and mate-da- l ward rhariel with In ction In Germany March 5 1945 unto typo of piumbing New aeptIO leth t D kiale-rGuaranteed satiataction i intetalled farkits and field Palpti officiating will be held Friday morning The Ws are fixed CA MPBELL BROS may can at tile ?ranch room CONST funeral cortiere will leav th Neil Why took any farther? Line :nava coma 30 I 7th fkostb until Friday at a fix to corner It of WI OLlionnll compteto remodeling garages rabtnet rhapeL and at the restdnro 2SO N 1st South mortuary or p ea and 4th East of work at 9:45 service Prompt supple th sat a ?ler 5 Tx ro Fidi a Dd a m and will prooteed to th or Mut' 228-NCali Funeral thedral of th Madeleine where mass Paturday prior to service& CA RPENT-ER- S to do 'obi small rPeseiet rortury trill toe celebrated at 30 arrt Recitaaround the home lent by THE SEPTIC TANKS non of the holy rosary will be held SMALL JOB SHOP Phone Pt EFULFM—Puttorat the fttertuarY Thursday 'venire 0 and for services tank cesspool eteaning optic r or grading with BASEMENTS Vtet K C ler will be hold at S Wash racks and dug honors and pm graveside Mtant instaiiing 12 70 pna Trluraday trona ?Yana 0 sem psi accorded at the farnlly Plot in tragcavater Large et small lob& ramps- - Morrow Bros Sanigrease15erv1ce Fill dirt cheap raresa let In Hotmt South at to ?cot Calvare Oldest and most reby the tary et A Prog resa toe re No 22 A merle et Lagtoit cemetry work In cleaning and install bait Lake post liable PLASTERING arches remodeling ree "Lel seepted Mmaons find ftev ing septic tanks and field drains built basement& foundations and Our work approved by state hoard Iriends may call CrDge to J rooms waterproofed shower FLORISTS Decrlces 271 Grass st of health pmitir REBER R Woolley contractor aVILINNON—Itorriote tor Idaioolm 000M ecialleine In concrete work 5500 SEPTIC lirelCfnmoTt of 1222 TANKS FLOWERS Wain buithand Holladay blvd Hol 393-of LAItga liVeob McKinnon omit Oa CLKANING TREE TOPPING PRUNING RE- SERVICE SALES conduct:AM Trials' at 1 2 31 pm to MOVING WINCH' SERVICE LAWN Fast modern equipment- - Cesa t 1 2 5 t o14 a I enact ua rr cowls FERTILIZER SPREan Mersa and basements 74854 Delivery septic tankscare ta cmact Ii tkot Wasatch Lawn la with lawns pumped Special —RAS EMENTS TRENCHES Dt'G Leon rroriC park Itroda May call Thir rres sarvice Inspection AU est work anti shovel Ispes day from 4 toa $ 341 rri and "'tie a CO SVCS 1619 I State at BROWN FLORAL CO E K Fullet Hol rel11 taro Joanti 1113- to servo-eat 5 prior after pm a Prl TIPTVW W bit emorii mortuary zank ICA t—iiterk--—- It types o t es Town Stnrie---21r ii1 Mrs Ranee 21 Sol Pillla specialty SEPTIC TANKS 1E—ru -- ora for ELE0TRICAL contractIne aervim ioY1 Curma FUNERAL Fla5W8-RShip he 1 LIcenstd G gait Lake Ian D M CESSPOOLS at th tri)rt nazi BURT BROWN FLORAL 1677K er4Do4 26A) r South Tern Dia WORK CFMENT Untie tanks ettamed Latest mod Wenor F MODEL M P Wit-SOirrittncta ern methode battled for iess in JUST t ha to a ca of nom Ira PHONE at EXPERT WI) so anywhera eatsd tans and t Wowing oaa 1 a tt tom m 4 to X n rr WE DELIVER ftwonb114 in It orehtt nix Hot tøreingt 287 W 264 Beimort airs'room tay from 10 a III tariti t roo t AND47CHARrIt Lake Oies ftsit — 1 City EAST BROADWAY ROOFING Nn aomtcaa In till ML cedar shingle ea -- wry Infr1tt Reroof now 71050 apr tam attraction of()t th SEPTIC TANKS faSinte for Our Funerat Oesgrls La ion rr -ri rtr BASEMENTS Amid dug Grading Those Wel Rave Served haul Sand gray et fill Mid loading 7641 — rurtorei oorricro Qu&siL r1wri erttetkeelly A Mtn gAtli Cesspools Cleaned i "t X C A A DING—A-Ntrforrivrtrptwrir Rotd Patton-towill be be Par' TEITELBAUM'S PROMPT SERVICE 9 04 TRTIcKiNr rowel Z be ard Ear''' earner lot IT It Pt ottt01' Pbnne root Friday it 250 Poutb New roofic-iTirpltn erolt of 13'ohep p J L Barrpert roof repairing --g IftOtdo may rail T1ora4O7 &WI Flowers Our 1PeCie1 lv Plnral 'GRA tTNG fh dirt—ha oemont—Ee U ank alePTIC fka11 and drains ITO L IOLA 6ouua idmnad Inatalled thane 4131 prior to soretcoo oormout work- - 1141k 3ctoss 64060 ALA 600 r-- 51 31 37 47 Wy0Ming -- - Partly cloudy snow flurries near mountains 1:::argas Los - S? Roston Rtitt 0 chrYerint e cloudy Thursday with rising daytime : ' ward chapel Church Regular meeting of the Utah Thirty-fourt- h of Certified Public of Jesus Christ of Latter-cla- y Accountants will be held at Hotel Saints 131 N 8th West by Thad- FUNERALS Power Co Zirker Funeral nervicts for Frederick Zirker — 62 151 Mead ave ' will be conducted Fri- 1 -: in the day at pm AMERICAN FORK—James Peter Chrisward tensen 96 died Tuesday at 1 am in the chapel Church Latter-of home in Lehi Jesus Christ of family He was born March -day Saints 1068 ' 4 f in Den- 1891 Jefferson et bY Will- - e 04-is r mark etnigrated to liam J Koeve bishopr" the United Sttel in Burial will be in Sun- 's ' i It0i3 and P0I tied in Pet Lawn Memorial ' i Nebraska Ha cam e to : perk ' Mr Zirker died Utah in 1919 and was ‘ d"! a farmer Ha lived In Monday following a r 4 heart attack suffered American Fork until 7 ' ' — e while riding a city 13 yea rs ago when t he moved to Lehi bus '"''''"4 Friends may call- IL Re is survived by real' at the family k his widow Alberta dence Friday until strp0 Mr' Zirker time of service Ritter Christentienl 41 Ilk e two sons: Maurice Chriatensen of Arm old Neb and Julius Christensen of Amer- c4:j1 72 native of Rome t w o Joseph Padoani Balt Iran Fork Lake City for a Italy who lived in died Me Chriatenaen Marie daughter: at his home In of years Lehmkubler of Arnold and Aim Brown of number a heart ailment Cal of Richmond ' Tuesday American Fort: Mr Padovanl wee born in Rome Nov 2 Plilleral services will he heid Friday at ”475 came United In titates about the and 2 pm in the Lehi First ward rhapel for many years a years ego Ho wasMnnrnn Saints 40 Church of JCNIIS Christ of Latter-da- y untli at Western foreman Inemin may call at the family home from his retirement about 15 years CE lie ago 10 am to time of servicea 13 in for the lived California past has Fturati NMI be in American Fork cemetery tinier direction of Anderson mortuary years He is survived by his widow Flamini two sons and three rteglioni Padovani: Fred And Joseph Padovani daughters: Mrs Gene Tonti and Mrs John Ambrosio Shichery Sheya 72 Price for the past all of Richmond: Mn John Mariani Balt five years owner and operator of a Carbon Lake Cite and seven grandchildren will be Funeral services arid burial at 1:30 county coal mine died Wednesday Mrs Friday in Richmond pm at the home Losof a daughter Lake Salt Angeles TAombley relatives were informed His death folBow O lowed a lingering illness A resident of Utah for 55 years Mr for Mn s Berservices OGDEN—Funeral dein the was actively engaged Sheyst Olinghoune Hollow 68 2128 Lincoln Of Carbon county and during tha velopment 4 who died Monday at pm In a Salt hie early years in Utah wan engaged in ave While Lake a City hospital ' real estate and ranching mining in the real estate business he weal one after nese were conducted of the first men to construct buildings Wednesday a fter000n tc both in Helper and Price at Larkin and Dr He was born Aug 28 1875 In Zable by to the United funeral chapel Carver Lebannon Emtnigrating Edwerd States he lived in New Yortt for a time John Mr St ley& had been pastor of Ogden First then moved to Utah church Presbyterian church In Catholic charitable and active She was born Nov activities during his earlier life 18 1878 In Miles ''' t d In addition to his daughter he hi Ia Price daughter of John by his widow Mrs ROFP Sheya Twomand Hanna lvtenneke and a grandson Garry Shickery For the Olinghouse hieY LOI Angeles past 40 years she resided in Ogden- where her husband Alvin J Hollow died In 1938 Funeral services for Clifford Ray Cum- He operated a barber be will South 52 1321 E 33rd shop here ming conducted Saturday at 1 pm In the GrandShe was an attend- Mrs Hollow Christ Jesus of Church view wardy chapel at the First Presbyterian church and East by ant Saints 2930-20t- h of Latter-daa of the auxiliary to the Moose member Sidney M Borman bishop of Wilford ward lodge Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Survivors include a son Everett C Hollow park City sig brothers and sisMr Cummings a Sears Roebuck & Co ters HatI Lake Olinghouse Pioche Nev: Elmer He is survived J Olingotuse salesman died Tuesday Oroville Cal: Ferdinand bv his widow Mrs Violet Fe ihins CumLittle Rock Ark: Mn Lucy a J1011 Clifford Ray Cummings Jr Olinghouse Mn Monte mings Cal Powers El Auguata both of Salt Lake City: three brothers Beatrice Neb and Mn Clara AlFranklin DRAM" and CIR rinnee Cummings Engle Miles la and one grandchild len Devalson Salt Lake City and William Burial was in Ogden city cemetery --CUTTIMi n RN Brigham City Friends may eail at 38 E 7th South and and until 4 :30 pm Friday Thursday G at the residence Friday from 5 to 8 pm and Saturday until 11:30 am OGDEN—Burial pen-tee- s for Pfc Mark G Lantz 27 son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Lantz 645 Ogden canyon who died Feb 14 1945 in an crash over Newin the service will be foundland with airplane Archie James Goodall about 68 Helena 3 Friday at pm in Ogden city Mont assayer and chemist died Tuesday conducted cemeteryof by Msgr Patrick F Kennedy in Helena following a beat attack suffered St Joseph's Catholic church wht:e shoveling snow according to word pastor The American Legion will conduct milireceived in salt Lithe City He frequently tary services had been in Salt Lake City and was He was born May 17 1920 in Iowa known to Utah mining men Ia only son of Glenn and Bertha Mr Goodall had been in tho essaying City He came to Ogden with hdi Berrer Lantz bulginess with a brother Herbert Goodall in 1939 He was a graduate of isarents in Helena for 40 years and was still Ogden high school and for two years Wail active at the time of big death a as machinist at Hill field A vice employed Williarrf A Goodall nephew On Dec 23 he enlisted in the 1942 President of the Continental Bank and aft forces and after training Westover Trust Co was notified of his uncle's Field Masc and Tyndall Fieldat Fla was death en nose overseas as route a gunner at the Mr Goodall lig survived by his widow his time of death a son Mra Pearl Goodall Arthur and He was a member of the Catholic church Goodall both of Helena and his brother Include his of Ogden and a plater Miss Elate Goodall both of andSurvivors a grandfather A Eparents Lantz Chicago Long Beach Cal in the cemetery will be directed Funeral erviceie and burial will be in by Burial Larkin & Sons mortuary Helena Friday James P Christensen ' al 4 DEATHS Salt Lake City and vicinity—Mostly clear Thursday becoming partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday Slightly warmer High Thursday near 43 low Friday morning near 28 Utah—Generally clear Thursday becoming partly cloudy north portion Thursday night and Friday Slightly warmer afternoon High Thursday 40 to 50 and near 58 in Dixie Low Friday morning 15 to 25 Idaho—Mostly cloudy Thursday and Friday with occasional snow or rain in extreme north portion and a few showers or snow flurries elsewhere Thursday night and Friday Slightly warmer Thursday and warmer TEMPERATURE CHART south portion Thursday night Low Pre High – – ex48 40 RI to N ninalerque High Thursday 8 Tr Blemarck N D 20 cept 35 to 40 above 4500 feet 13oke 2:2 40 Charles M NVare senior waraen: William H King junior warden: T J Nelson treasurer and Bert Atwater recorder The appointed officers include ' se Clyde W Picht prelate G S t Stevenson standard bearer Vern L L Halliday sword bearer Mack '' '''''4441 L Poulsen warder Gilbert Grill 0 Howell V Richards and R A IlsrVey guards and J F Wright sentinel Mr Harris was named trustee for the three-yea- r term were Mr Nelofficers Installing "Jr t: son installing grand commander O C Skaire installing grand mar-sha- ll and Floyd Harris Greened to Elected U R Waldo installing grand prelate lead group Knights Templar ' Association Ben Lomond In Ogden Wednesday at 7:30 pm A report on the recent national CP A convention in Florida by S Bertell Bunker Ogden association president will be given at the meeting The association also will sponaor a buffet supper and entertainment for members and wives Dec 9 at Memorial house in Memory grove ' mammon INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER - H -- November 13 1947 Attentic:1 - - ' ts eine Buckskin 2963 a a 2—AUCTION SAL:3 MALES EEFL 3 11 23 years experience — LOST - 54424 AND FOUND LOST—Liver and whit poloter pup: 9 months old atutwers to name et Ojtamrileillad receulit8-- 7 ftof :hat EaLstattach04and Crippled child's pet Reward- - 2120 Hannibal — LOST-6-t- tiod 1 st - - 'thee kair brovra with white chest Ali– bunting dog swers to name of Powder Paw Lib- eral reward for return 212 lit-- 5tla South T -" I- CS' "11A yube:4 07r"7 S rew Ph Hol 103-or Mr Puaa-erRailway Express LOST —Stn all—bleck cocker spaira Ammer to ttan' p ppy te 1 8th East and Redonda Reward lOST—Man's br wallet Ogden bey Full name engraved- - Eeep money return wallet and PaPers SMALL yellow-gol- d dinner ring eat with 7 diamonds Call at or st 232 LoRTBrowo po777 vie 3rd so: Pluto and 3rd East taihite omits Phone Reword feet LOsT —Bieck cocker amnia' lemeie vic fit W "Ind stouth aturears to i i rat - Ch - C7A7 1ADY'S aarbla - y "2!'1-I""17--- night Reward Call turn to 1720 MaJor LOT—Black Reward Ph - - e tmtalattlit tindtueS Z""' e 1aperahazard LOST—Brown ' puree Saturday - it and whale Cocker pup - 4—PERSONAL5 urbtre 40111115— Gifts Weddings—Annivstrsary a sass seal Mite& Red iJetik Namailto T6W 7e-- ding announcements turamte- - thmtous frame Up" tat A rters ft Pres Reason Rlde 44095 Pi How- elenderis legs thigh wood 235 Ails aidor 1—SPECIAL NOTICES Perfect cnociirTEn X k Nit -UTP tilt: it:6— X mem Fitt SAS 1000 – - seat or cs4 SCTIILL ETC RS tuou isusuL daughttr Photographio supplies 27 W 84 utit prodactik clap Le I 4 - AH s s a 1