| Show -(L- DO THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday May 30 1948 1 0 1 - ' I ' - -- -- - 4 - ' ' ' '' Youth 17 Dies ':- ' - — A' 4- ri e- - ki 41:-- 0fr - -- : 1"' ' :: - : ' - I ' - 9 ': u::: : i - of Gunshot - - t TcoLE ?:7-- --- tv40-4t cf y - ' 24e4rw4cif:A- 4: :' ' 4 ''' I ri - p - -- - I i '''- - '- - 411 20400 ii 'N : -- - 1 --- - ------------ ) -- 4 " ' ' - :- t - - 1"' Nr--- ' 7" 'Or!: 44 k Aibtk ''''' i) I I i I 0A fti-'--' 4 any 1 ' 11 I 0 – z) 0 I ' -- -- — i -i - r'''''''''4 1'7 444— '111" '‘ 4 - - -- - f ) 1 1 i I i )r 17060i—ltit' Y : ''' t - a- i —1 a "- A 44 1 F -- - I 1 - " - I May 29—A Richfield youth died In a herStirvivore hunband Paschal a ter-da- y Sa muol Provo a Bervicos Will too Onnditetad by la bishop of aunast ward of th Hinckley Churrh of Jeetia Christ of Latter-4- s v irriend Paints of may call at to aorvioss Burial piersW bo funeral In Provoprior bites! park The child was born Marsh 13 11040 in Provo and is survivod by her parents a brother Albert °outland Hunt : two sisters DeLoris and DeAnna Hunt- and A Mr and Mrs Clarenc erandparents Hunt all of Provo : hospital : - 1 ' °kclot : : y - 61 - - I --- ' ) - - ' A 4 i — I ' : - : - iI Vk 01 - - 4041114 &re moings in Mese local plane Vernal Civic I I May 29—W allace died Saturday at 6:i55 -Cakier ara la a Roosevelt hospital of a recent innesa He had been a civic arid church leader in thia community since 1108 was born March I 1882 at Min Creek a son of George and Maryl3ennion Calder The Calder borne in which he was born was in the former Calder park now Nibley park Salt Lake City He graduated from the University of Utah law sch 001 In 1108 He 64 as - ' 441iiik- - 3- " 4t- - il44 ir the blue ever the municipal willek will be tembleed oritb 1 71i'44 4 414 nab a national guard air unit combat planes and rontingeitt of Prove planes for a opfvtacle of aerial events La echelon of I & TOOET-T- 1 May 29—The sky over Tooele municipal air- stunt flying port is the stage for military precision flying --1 by professionals and performances by Utah pilots Monday as the second annual Tooele air show is spored - by Jaycees here Chief spectacle of the show will be a sweep over the of the Utah air national guard field by a formation of They will also demonstrate combat tactics The show is scheduled to begin at 1 pm jaycee corn-H- e mitteemen in charge are Clyde Allen Mark J Lindberg and Bud Higley The public Ls invited - Aerial maneuvers will be demonstrated by a group of Provo pilots and parachutists will add to thrills of the P-5- BYU Seniors Will Hear LDS Leader Sigurd The youth is survived by his parents three half brothers Delbert and Eldred Dennis Richfield Farrel Dennis Ogden two half sisters Mrs Elma Boyd San Francisco and Mrs Maudie Lucille Tribune Leased Vries Cal and one grandmother Taylor PROVO May 29 — Henry D Mrs Jack Has lam Richfield Moyle member of the council of twelve apostles Church of Jesus CIVIC CLUBS Saints will Christ of Latter-da- y deliver the baccalaureate sermon Postal Clerks Y Completes Alumni Day Activity Slate 1 1 Aids Set b - 1 1 ! I 1 1 ! Couple to Note 61st Wedding 1 '1 1 1 1 1 Re-bea- the-Sm- ith 1 1 1 al Parowan Seminary Graduates 37 Schools End Year With High Record I er u-nr-d Lions at Price Elect Officers Wells BPW Club Honors Three a - II I rt I P-5- 1 Air Show to Feature Stunt Military Hying at Tooele ?enemas Special VERNAL A -- ! I for 637 graduates at Brigham I Young university Sunday at 8 pm in the Joseph Smith Memorial i I building auditorium Howard S McDonald B Y IT president said I i event Saturday The graduating class largest in the history of the school was intaught at the old 1:intah academy creased to 637 with the announceVernal for a number of years at 1 ment that Oswald Coombs Salt the same time practicing law Lake City had completed all reServed Mission I quirements and would receive a BS degree in the college of comHe served a mission for the merce Church of Jesun Christ of Latter-da- y The baccalaureate services will Saints in England from 1902 ' be to 1904 He was 1intah stake preceded by a sacred concert Ogden-ConfaB Y TI concert band on the the su1921 by to 1931 from president at st pm The academic lawn t upper of stake perintendsnt 10 Sunday Losiwa 1Prirs Tribune 'reboot taate4 Sirs procession consisting of members schools for years and at the PROVO OGDEN May 2—Members of of the board of trustees faculty May 29—All le in readtime of Ms deatn IVLB president of L'intah stake high priests quorum iness for the annual Brigham the National Federation of Post and graduates will form at the Maeser Memorial building and bean office he had held since 1939 i alumni day Office Clerks and its auxiliary gin its march to the -university Smith buildHe organized the first Boy Young confrom all parts of Utah will scheduled 7:40 for I at Monday ing according pm in Vernal 1910 Scout about troop and i Included in the record number and served as district scout com- to Mrs °Clefts& Cullimore and verge on Ogden Saturday 5 and 6 for the of degrees to be conferred at the June Sunday and missioner adviser district Dean of Herald It Clark the i annual convention of the 1948 exercises are 38 masters' detroop committeeman devoting in YB U College of commerce Co- 17th state degrees organization it was an- grees and to559 bachelors' all many years to scout activities John E Hayes regnounced Saturday chairman of the event according Developed Irrigation the delegation will be istrar Beginning with registration at MrHeading Graduates from the nine and Mrs Albert O Anderson Mr Calder lilLn Influential in 8:30 am in the foyer of the Logan president of the post office colleges are: listed Applied science 53 developing irrigation projects inand au- arts and sciences 189 commerce thn area and was a represents- Joleph Smith building the ac- clerks state organization local ar- 113: education 169: fine arts 75 with Mary Colorado of the until will respectively river late last tivitis upper evening xitve total in each case is an inconvention at Phoenix Ariz a when the annual ball being ar- rangements directed by LaMar The over last year's figure crease Kidman of the clerks' few months ago president Conferring of degrees will take For a nutrber of years he was ranged by Sherman Wing an local and Mn Alfred M Larsen place during the 72nd annual coma member of the state fish and Mrs Phyllis Armstrong of Provo the Ogden auxiliary president mencement exercises at 10 am as and aerved committee 114IP1111 game will bring the day to a close Visit Snow i Tuesday Dr Franklin S Harris legal adviser to the Vernal draft Feature of the opening day of president of Utah State AgriculBusiness Meeting board during both world wars the H also nerved a number of terms following registra- tural college and former president An alumni council business tion convention in convention headquarters of B Y 11 will deliver the address as Vernal attorney and Vintah i a number meeting in the library of the IA the Ben Lomond hotel will be a to the graduates county attorney For Snow Basin of years he was a member of the Joseph Srnith building will be the trip ato Ogden's scenic on the and ride I free giant mile-lon- g school boar& Vintah county first °Meal meeting of the day i mechanical ski lift It has been scheduled for 9 am I Spasaneed New Parks Requisite for the ride and the and will be conducted festivities in the upper reaches Development of a number of D Sanogren president byofClyde the of Snow Basin will be the wearVerna and U'inish county parks alumni association area due to Mr Calder's interest ing of a registration' button which During the morning 10 separate will be supplied as soon as each and efforts Tribuiso Speetal All post ofHe married May Harking Aug class reunions will get under way guest is registered4 SPRING CITY Sanpete County 21 1910 in the Salt Lake LDS These are being planned by chair- fice employes of the State as well men appointed for each returning as clerks and their partners are May 29—The temple family of Mr and class and will oeCupy the rest of invited to take this trip Mrs Surviving are his widow five the Christian Thompson will sons Nelvon IL Earl IL Lloyd Arrangements for this phase of celebrate their 81st morning Wedding anby At noon special luncheon meet- the convention were made comand Glade H Calder all of Vernal at a dinner niversary Sunday at East Thomas ot Ogden will class groups be held city Paul K Calder now serving an ings home of a daughter Mrs the of in MisSiOner registra- Al IrtIS Black charge LDS enisidon in the eastern For those who wish to eat on the tion and Ed Vendell acting Ogden states: two daughters Mra Helen campus luncheon will be served as married May Alfred M 25 The couple Larson Roosevelt Mrs Melba All- in the cafeteria of the Joseph postmaster to whom 1887 in Denmark and came to chairconvention Larsen general red ii'erruil: a sister Mrs Dora Smith building man and his aids Saturday ex- this country a few years later lou Cook Vernal: three brothers Following a period of reminiscating in Spring City where it pressed appreciation Calder Salt Lake City Bruce cenc in the foyer of has since resided Mrs Thompsen Cakier Magna: Pontha Calder buildingthe general assembly of National Offielalg was born in Serritslev Hjorring Expect 'Vernal and a number of grand- all alumni will begin at 2 pm 40 i 15 1865 and Mr t Attending the state convention Denmark July children 3 the auditorium vvas born there April Thompsen be William Otte will Washington conI Funeral services will be 21 1888 He has been active in D C national secretary-trees- Emeritus Club i ducted Tuesday in the Vernal First civic affairs and operated a Oakland O'Connor F John titer' 1 LDS ward chapel by William Induction of the club' Cal' national vice president H creamery for a number of years NVILLs 'bishc" at a time to be members will be oneemeritus cereof the E Alford Washington D C rep- They have five children: N C artspounced Friends may call at the monies conducted meetthe the first assiStant post- Thompsen Salt Lake City Mrs during resenting home to serYket family prior inf: The class of 1898 will join master general's bureau Mrs - Grover Blain Ogden Fergus Burial sell be In Vernel-Iternorithe ranks of the 50 year group Otto Dick Pasadena Cal aux11- Thompsen Venice Cal Mayor 11 Park- Cher les Thompsen and Mrs Black this year Certificates will be pre- !try national vice president i sented to approximately 25 memFollowing Saturday afternoons Spring City There are 14 grand '1 bers of the class by Howard S tour of Snow Basin the annual children and seven i banquet will be conducted at 8a 'McDonald president of B Y U Reports during the assembly pm in the hotel ballroom with II include those of class reunion full program of entertainment folairmen and of the president of lowingbe for which George T Frost master of ceremonies T mail portal it association Business of the will PAROWAN May 29—Gra4uaAssisting in local convention artion esercises for 37 members of rangements will be Harold Campbell vice president and Frank the Parowan Church of Jesus ?Alma Special Paul Carruth siecrstary-treasurSemChrist of Latter-daySain- ts Jamie Is F SPANISH FORK May 29— F program: were Hopp held recently in the Last irary Mrs Jesse F Schools of Spanish Fork and N ebo Moyes publicity D8 chapel it was reported Moyes Mrs Hammond and others school district have ended class-wor- k Saturday for the 1947-4- 8 year The Dr J C momtt superintendent school year has been noted for f Provo city schools delivered good attendance and excellent cothe graduation address and W operation between parent& teachClair Etowiey stake president preers and students according to sente4 the d!plomas to the stuOwen L Barnett teupervisor derlts No epidemics held back students Some 21 junior students were the winter but an outfvorn the junior semiduring graduated Lerneed Wit Me break of measles slowed down atnary course during the same exer Alumni citations will be PRICE May 29—New officers tendance somewhat near the end awarded to five alumni chosen as of the Price Lions club have been outstanding for the year 19474S named for the ensuing year Ed R These include Mrs Emma Lucy Hansen outgoing president anCates Bowen and Don B Colton nounced Saturday William Holly Bryner Price of Salt Lake City and T N Taybusinessman has been elected lor Prof C Swenson John and lall Ontes Spew with John Vlahovich president Ilermeste Peterson of Provo OGDEN May 29—Contagious wrrt Nev May AnderThe preaident's reception on W W West and James disease in Ogden reached a total 3'1sIness and Professional Worneson second vice and third first of 35 cases during the week from 7211 club rrcently honored three the lawn of the president's home presidents respectively on upper campus at 3:30 pm May 21 to 28 according to the include Other departing- members at a farewell will the officers Charles follow dinner party at the E C Smith W Menzies secretary-treasure- r report of the city health departThe alumni banquet scheduleA A John ment borne tail twister Saturday Roy Ruggeri Mrs Catherine Smith first vice for the east lawn of the Joseph F Millet lion tamer and Ray Of the total measles led with Smith building at 6 pm will have Branch and John Holden direc- 15 castes mumpa wax close behind president of the club Mrs Olive es its them "The Ye New Out-to- o tors Hamlin charter member and Mrs with 14 and scarlet fever whoopk The new officers will begin their ing cough and chicken pox fol: Faye Steele were presented with Me ball at 9 pm will be held term of office July 1 Mr Han- lowed with three two and one farewell rats by Mrs Doll Szalth in the Joseph Smith ballcom sen aid cases respectively preadult 1 t 16o3-4t- 4 t J 416 t: 4t : --5- rrtn - Patrick J Bogart e Owen Leroy Conk daughter r Edith Pagehatnearly four Mrs CLEAPPIELD May 29—Patrick anJd DEMERET Millard County May 29—e non a RayPlant J hours after he was accidentally mond Joseph Ar Irtmeral ervice's for Owen Leroy Cools 60 rimer Pa chit J ackson Rogan 44 jAkkstiaw eonduotied will e to U be a C Herbert brother Sunday' at 2 died Priday at 1?:30 p m et 1300 rot ward eft1'nel shot in the back Saturday while ?dation and throe ) Cloarriid enure& el &fees Mill Mr Pores bass hospital of compiles Latter-daOf Christ POnto Crams at all by grsnctdldrn on a ground squirrel hunting trip gaAt tions following an aperation MOM it blehop Mr Conn died at his benne Cityservices Mai' In Deseret Mrs Passim& He was born in Great Falls & brief Melee& Funeral Friday following with a companion 1944 A native of DE044114 he in will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm at 17 Besides he is survived by this region for many year&hadHefarmed his parents B married E 38 James 7th South by Harvey his grandparents The youth was Herman Handley Wallop of the Fourteenth Alvin Evah Adams JAM Mr and Mn 1932 in the Mane Prienda Jackson and Idrs Cora ward Baktor E Bogart L D 6 temple may call at the place of funeral Sunday Ore Jr on of Mr and Mrs Herman Monday are his widow hie Mother and Tuesday The body will be sent to Baker Ore MrsSurviving Amanda Conk Delta two eons Ralph Richfield meet friends The will Monday family Handley sons and mortuary by Conk Lindquist Punday and WI litam J Conk: two g until g pm Leroy Burial will be In Salt tbr services and burial a brcither Henry P Conk Handley was shot at 2 pm when from grandchildren: Lake City cemetery Provo Mrs U and 22 a following putters caliber rifle belonging to the Mrs Erin& Wheeler Nlit lieeerot: Rowiey 14 W Bert Elmendorf hire Ms Wheeler Ells °Merin 1) Royal companion Crowe Jr Peery James Ore ' Mr Mollie Gander rlarriton on of Lola Elmendorf fell to the PAYSON Nifty 20— Bert ser ices for James 1) Crow Sr Peery Att lard enunty and Mre runrai Eva Cam Lly'hlev a V died Utah at 31 Thursdiad South who county Vloringlake 825 Pay ground and discharged according day will he lit son at 2:30 conducted Friday night hospital Tuesday to Sheriff Clarence Smith He died pm at 125 N Main Born Oct 29 1879 at Springlake ha Tivonne Broneho Mr Crowe was born Sept 2 1914 In was a son of Thomas Albert and Fanny at 5:50 pm BLACKFCrOT all his Rill Peery Ida $alt Lake City where heHospent May 29—rurieral Ha married Lillian Irairionti Dec 20 mervices for Tivonna Brooch& wan a son The accident occurred at the life JIIMOS and was educated belleirtal t at 1003 Mammoth Juan D and Laura M Morris Crow of be county en Indian the oldest the ran Heil river bridge emit of the intersec- Survilint in011itIO an aunt and a d ttli his widow Nix Oftne and rseervat 10n aurviving eid from the b will vomitus two Mar Pock and ParkhaM Mortuary Chapel la tion on highway 89 and the Fish M ra Virginia C reek and lionry C Craw daughter: °won rotary Thistle: v in Peery &toward and Plack foot 1ak City Araphna Wyo Monday at by Rev b4 pet 2Plaglo941 Lake road Handley was standing Haltrriendie 1 Poory C' M may2 tall at place of funera-- ftes Peery CalSpringlaka Lover of IL Paul's Kenvin Patty Payson to 8:30 pm and Tuesday Plymouth from near the water and the Elmendorf Monday church partor Mrs Verdi( Egan Mrs hotty Burial will be in Mount Olivet cmetery Mn iltrorich0 diod Milo 24 of on Miele& Cloward Santaquin: tipringlaite 14 grandchildren: on boy was sitting five feet away !Survivors tin not Mho the sect dee lake sister Mrs )4 In nie Pa rnfa when the rifle fell to the ground of her birth but they keow she eras i Ting &a Irunral arrangements Lillian Jones A31 allarlY 100 of year ago and discharged both boys told Mrs Lillian Ann Mitchell Jones 41 Wet flounced by the Valley mortuary ithe was at least 16 Years old la U Jordan died in a Salt Lake loompitat FriSheriff Smith year Ben Halladay opened thee first stags at 8:50 pm of cerebral embolism run in 1864 between Balt Lake City S The two boys had left home at dayDaughter Raymond29 Harrop of John Thomas and Eliza Utah and Virginia City Mont with a OGDEN Dangle Mitchell she wax born Aug noon and had hitchhiked to Ann May —Raymond Sanford stopover in Pocatello At the time of her 30 1906 in Salt Lake City She vas 44 3187 Porter ave busiRichfield t 4 4i "- - it : ' 4 t4 'illigsf — 1001 "1— 4 4441'- : for Teeete's above on I f t i LDS 'Leader 66 Succumbs ' 1 2 -- - - 47t ---' - - airport Monday 1 -- 1 ftY 0 ys i71111166'- '64" Ar rl01144 : Jt 7it ' '-S--- Lam 1 ' - t N -- m - 44savollit"064 :":4 Ar'H 4- (74---- -'- rii r A croa2400s -- 4r"--71:- -r' Ao- RICHFIELD year-ol- d - - ''' - - 7 f r -- -- -- 4 - -- it: - Tribune sneiski F - r--- c ' - ' Randy Firth Bertha E M Paschal NaDean Hunt PROVO May earricolt tor Ica Dean Bunt leernootteoid daughter t Mr and Mrs Charles B Hunt who teas drowned Thursday wbots She fell Into sia irrigation ditch Will boS3oontlustott Poture of day at 130 pm at ard Mouth Randy Firth Mr daughter h Bertha Ellett Mason Paschal ISO Ren 343 W North Temple died Friday st ave and Peggy Ann Snow died Saturday at 1:25 am in a 9:10 pm in a Salt Lake hoapital after Salt Lak hospital a etroke Iturvivore include her wattle: two wiof nters Tanya and Terry Lee Firth: four and Edith neorke P snow maeon she was born grandparents MrMrandandMrs 4 Mrs Thomas B Salt In City Salt Lake City Firth and Ogden June 15 18048 PheCr rs Ashby Snow Salt Lake City an active memGraveside servicea will be conducted ber of Fourteenth ' P— Tuesdite at 11 am in Salt Lake City of Church ward The cortege will Wave 125 N LatJenlin Cemetery Christ of 17- Main at 10:40 am SA Inta Near Richfield wsDaughter - ' - THE DEATH ROLL Contagious Cases Listed in Ogden married to Thomas S Jones in Salt Lake A member of the 19 City April Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Sainte he was active in the Relief society Survivors include her mother: her huaban: a daughter Marla Ann Jones West Jordan: two brothers Marvin Mitcheil Midvale and Alfred Mitchell West JorVera Crap° dan and a sister Mrs Granger 14 Pioneer Mines Official 93 Section Meets Dies in Arizona To Lear!' Utah Local Needs Tribune Specinl BRIGHAM CITY May 29—Sectional meetings with presidents of service clubs and other members of the Associated Civic Clubs of Northern Utah Saturday were being planned as a means of learning first hand local problems and working out plans for their coordination with those of other areas This course was decided on dur- - Lorin N Morrison 93 pioneer died Saturmining man of day morning at Mo Ariz business associates in Salt Lake City -have been noti- ' fied At the time of his death he was '' f with a ' living ' s M r daughter Laura Chapman Born June 3 1854 in head N Y ) came to Utah asa young man Mr Morrison slating in early development of the Horn Silver mine and the San Francisco mining district in Utah He Will5 widely known in Utah for his work in Bingham and 'rintic --- tozH hL ing a meeting of the executive committee of the organization at the Howard hotel Friday night with J L Weidman Bear River City president in charge of the areas meeting Mr Morrison- was instrumental Annual Meeting in selling the Telegraph and Niamines to the United States gara the annual meeting recently At Refining and Mining Co it was decided to have the board Smelting late 1890s With Paul Hunt of directors of the association con- In the W C Child he helped build up sist of the presidents of the com- and as the Horn Silver such ponent clubs or their appointees King mines David Cupric Newhouse and it is with these men the Blackbird Copper and Inofficers will meet at dates as set Copper dian Queen At Smithfield the first section Mrs is his only known meeting will be held June 18 for survivorChapman wife Kate Morrison all Cache county clubs represen- died aboutHis 18 years ago tatives will net in Ogden July 2 Funeral services will be conName Members ducted Wednesday noon at 280 E Temple Burial will be in At these section meetings each South Mt Olivet cemetery group will appoint their various committee members to act with committee chairmen appointed et the Friday night meeting as fol- lows: Livestock improvement commit- tee including sheep hogs and beef cattle R C Albright Ogden dairy cattle improvement J G Plowman Smithfield reclamation and irrigation R C Christensen Brigham City marketing A W Asper Mies Held Aims Eulogized The humanitarianism of Mrs Catherine Matheson Asper 61 Nevada Pupil Wins Marble Honors w INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER eastern Nevada and southwestern TEMPERATURE! Albuquerque Mania Pismarek H D Bow Roston Bult Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Denver Detroit Dolut b Minn tirand Junct ion Las Vegas Leman Miami Minneapolis New Orleans NPW York City Ogden ok la home City Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portland Provo ' 67 4 59 71 62 83 5 64 68 h2 siti S9 71 88 78 75 73 73 96 70 69 8 63 41 46 47 46 83 48 48 35 57 n8 45 72 50 66 00 48 53 55 62 44 52 49 39 44 47 70 52 1114 53 48 66 Ryan George Johnson IDAHO FALLS Ida May 2—Ryan George Johnson infant son of Mr and Mr& Walden W Johnson Lincoln Bonneville county died Saturday in an Idaho Falls hospital He was born Thursday Surviving bosideo the parents are & brother Nathan Johnson Lincoln 4crandparnets Mr and Mrs Oscar W Johnson Lincoln and Mr and Mr& George ta Multipart Rigby Funeral services will be eoznitteted Sunday at 4 pm In the Wood mortuary Idaho Fails by Gordon C Galley chapel Lincoln ward bishop Church of J01111 Christ of Latter-da-y Saint& Burial will be in Rose Hill cemtery Friends rnaY call at th Wood mortuary until t11730 PROVO May 29—Funeral services for of serviees Joram Boiroyd Bradshaw 81 who died Friday will be conducted Wednesday at 1:30 pm in the Manavu ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-da- y ROCK SPRL'siGlit D— Wyo Saints by George E Collard bishop Funeral services will be held atblay the Greek Friends may call at the family resi- Orthodox church in Rock Springs Tuesday dence 898 N 2nd East Tuesday from Spiro Dotit 79 retired coal miner 6 to 8 pm and Wednesday from 10 am who died at a local hospital Thuraday Of Doxit had been a rasidant of Rock tmtil time services Burial will be in Provo City cemetery Springs for 23 years add was a native of Yugoalikvia being born at Carinea May 20 1869 His two daughters Mill reside In Yugoslavia with 11 grandchildren and great grandchildren OGDEN May 29—Funeral services for eight Rev s Kooklakis will conduct Costa 954-21st Andrew J ackson Graviet 83 and burial will be 1touritain at will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm at ceremonies View cemetery under directionis of Kogan tho Myers and Foulger mortuary by roortunry Volney B Belnap bishop of the Ogden Twentieth ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-cis- v Saints Mr Ornviet died at the home of his I Pall 1731 Swan It ELT Nev &I ay 29—Ths body of Soo tiritylot Adop illness Data who died saverat after a one-da- y ago Is being Friends may call at the mortuary returned to Italy by years bia brotber John Monday from 4 to 8 pm and Tuesday Data for burial in the family chapel at from 10 am to 1 pm Burial will be In Levoni Canavese province of Carrion the Ogden city cemetery Mr Data Mated that it was the wish of bia brother that his body be returned to his home after his death It will be nacessary to recoil float througli the EUREKA May 29—ita Frances Mel- clearance for thisIn procedure Ban Francisco before ton Ruse II 5 died at a Payson hofspital Italian counsul New to York proceeding to G411011 and of pneumonia attar a abort Friday Italy by boat illness night Born Dac 29 1942 at Healdton Okla nhe was a daughter of Floetta Revaist Ruaaell and the late R D Melton POCATELLO ecia are her Mothar and stepwas May Surviving Mr and Mrs Ervin Russell: two roceived tiatur clay of Um doatti of Victor father brothers Bobby Keith Minitel' Eureka ttobert Green 25 formerly of Bannock ono County Tex Ardie Lee Melton Thursday at etieniand WastL Pampa Meter Patrieia Russell Eureka and the where he had lived the past tares ysera Mr Groan wee born Marco 26 1913 at Mr and Mrs U following grandparente: tV Melton Ida a son of Bert abd Edna Mr and Mrs Woodruff Pampa Tex Evane Green He married Arleta T 11 Russell Eureka Farr Funeral aervices will he announced by June 5 1935 in the hail —Laic tenipa Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Valley mortuary Payson saints He taught school at Merrill and Ik eCani Mon latar moved to ball Laii A he wa City where assistant manager of flinger Machina Sewing Co store HID workad tho paat titre 'HUNTINUTON Carbon COlin I y May DuPont for Co 20—its A rminiona Strong 68- retited ars his widow two daughminer and leader in Church of Jesus Christ tersSurviving Deanna and Bonita 'Limn bout of of Latter-da- y Saints actiVitias in Carbon the parents McCamnion and county died in a Salt Lake City hospital Richland: brothers six and sisters: Jock Green pneumonia-M- r pm inof Salt Saturday at 340 v &oaten Green J Ogden Laic Ralph was born City Wyo Strong A inert Green Fort all Mrs Doroto April lel ladlL the spn ht William and Rowe MoCammon: Mrs Donna Rowe Ha retired from Harriet Healey eirona Tytipe and Mrs Lucille Wilson Downey the mining profession I8 years ICA Hall mortuary Pocatello will announce H married Lydia Rowbary in Salt Lake Mrs Strons has been funeral serviced City May 4 1932 of Huntington for tb past postmistress Mr Strong's first wife Rose 26 years Hardie diad several years ago DovA tun may au— i tie body of Mr Strong served as bishop of Morelickatian Dowoey kilned Gene z land L D 8 ward and for sight year was Fgt ins Onata PaCi tie In Huntington ward's lunday achool 111- in army action in will be in to Pocatello was & bet: It high priest perintndency L D 8 ward In aaccompanied dayDeuneral governmaut bitoreo Huntington no services will he is survived widow Besides his by conducted in allate Ulan Lloyd Wecinescia y at 4 pm the following sons and daughters: William A Strong school auoitorium by Heber Olson Downey Strong Salt Lake CityS and ward Church of Jamas Christ of Hardie Strong Latter-da- y bisnopisaints Los Angeles Chester Pocatello Veterans of Mrs Flom& Johnson and Mrs Ethel AnWars will aonduct military rites derson Huntington: Mrs Iva Erickson Foreign Downard Pocatallo mortuary Elmo Emery oounty a brother Marvin burial in the Annie cemetery wU direct Mrs sisters two Ida: Rigby Strong Forrest Hickman win born May 5 Ernest Nephi and Mrs Id& V In figU Preston but Spent moat of ilia Groom Rigby and around lie enlisted DecIgo 19in Funeral services will be conducted L D 8 1939 at FortArtmo than Douglas tradleatod d In 1 the Huntington iim day at from Scott Field Ill moot-antechnical ward chapel with C N Wakefield bishop from Chanuto LL Fle4 r and E at 2350 call Friends may overseas to the Colobes Java and want officiating umeve13th South Salt Lake City Monday trait before going to Pearl harbor ATheat the and family in Which be served eras snot down ning until in 8:30 pm residence Huntington Tuesday prior to plans 7 Aug 1942 the Burial "will be in liuntington landed services at Guadalcanal day the Marine city cemetery Surviving are the parents Len and Jennie Hickman Downey: grand- - McClurg Via Hickman Jerome father same grandmother Mrs A kIL Mo two brothers andMcClurg a stater: Corp Leonard Diantha Hickman 29—Mrs LOGAN May Jr Kessler field Miss at Rex died 75 Saturday Rogers Woodbury Mrs Downey and Helen her home 155 North 2nd East after Hickman McDaniel Arimo ' a prolonged illness Oct 24 She was born at IL Georg 1872 the daughter of David and Mary She spent her early Ann Myers Rogers life in St George and later moved to of POCATSLIA:k IAA tiny 2—Th nocy John William (Bill) Ewing klided in Burley Idaho She "Ms married to Anglia north Africa action in World War L1 will C WOOdbury in the St George temple be returned to Pocatello Thursday Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Funeral resided talltieta Will be conducted y Paints July 31 1895 She had at 2 pm in n In Logan the past thrae year& and had mortuwork and as a ary chapel Purialz will be in the been active in tempi rhureli pint in Mountaln View cemetery member of the 111 $ eth ward von sins In Mr awing was born Juno 21 1ill21 Surviving are her buidianti Topeka Kan it sort of Andrew J and daustitare: Raymond Woodbury and and Allen Ewing W )loristic Harston Logan tie attanded Mre Anna Elgrand B Woodbury Mention Leland R Wood- elementary nehooi in Kansas City and hieh in sehool BUrieV Ida W Neb l Omaha Planer Mrs Its earns to bury and Law °fen A Pocatello in September 1930 to and Coveville Aretin work for ti grandchildren Western Union and worked at PoratAtio Woodbilt-Salmon Tie na val ordnance plant before anti three the ntortng t C Ih he acnounted AA a navy in Juiy1942 Fonerni rng-- r hiotittor graduated from school in Nawport Torpedo by W Lov ii ItuiI mortdbry R L he went ov s Jun 8 1943 He was a inpfitter second class Wnen the Ship he was aboard was tut caught fire and he was killed Aug 5 1943 LOGAN May 29—Funeral services for Off Africa coast Ha was R Roberts 22 who died Thursday burledtheat north Elayne Alston' no hi shipmates an in in Tremonton of injuries auffrad la had marriod alitomnbits aceidant will he condiieted in 1 1041 In Pocatello:Barbara Martin Karen where the remains have Mont pollor Ida are the' widow In Fait atirytytng been tranaterred itel a brother and 'motor his wants services will be tinder direction of City: Hobart and Marjorie Ann swing au of Mathews mortuary Montpaller Joram II Bradshaw Spiro Dozit Andrew J Graviet Joe Data Nita F Melton Russell - Victor Robert Green i Ira Strong 1 ' illa - Diantlut R Woodbury Jos" John William (Bill) Ewing Pre 811 02 10 Tr Pocatello Funeral Speakers Laud ExSinger Tributes to William Clive Bradford 62 singer businessman and church worker were paid by friends and associates at funeral services conducted baturday afterstreet Pocatello Tr noon at 260 E South Temple Funeral serice 08 Mr Bradford who died Wednes- Wednesday at 2 pm Tr In I Charles William Wanstreet POCATFLLO Tilt May 29—Crieries William Wanetreet Sq retired Cryetal Ida farmer died Friday night in a Po Allin hospital of rasa iinserins Ile was horn At e 12 In MO in CAW W Va eon of Henry and flophia Kozii fl Waistreet came from toniwittit to Bannock in 1010 and farmed county until retiring a year alto kis was not married fall rvivinot are a brother and three risterai Lewis Wanittreet Troy W Va: Verna Wanstreet Baltimore Mel: 14r11 Annie Tate Crystal and Genevieve Warr- - e er111 be McHan-Rendere- I t conducted :- chapel by Rev Albert Beasley day was a musical director for mortuary ' First church pastor Burial ' will' Springn ' Tr the War Camp service during be in Baptist Mountain View oenietert Salt Lake airport Man Antonio 94 was the He I World War among 61 03 finest of a San Francisco Mt George group of rising concert Albert Drury Talbot 86 Pt Louis 79 cut short POCA TELLO Idtt May singers when an illness 1 Beattie Drury Talbot 39 R F D 1 south died 21 his career about 20 years ago 62 Sheridan in a Pocatello hospital Saturday early D C 79 05 recalled Washington after a short illness 10 speakers 62 West Yellowstone ' Ha was born Nov 29 190S at Fir John L Herrick bishop of the view Salt Lake west her data : Precipitation Ids pon of Albert Edward tor period ended at 5 pm trace: Thirteenth wird Church of Jesus Rosins Clark Talbot On Aug 13 1911 26: accumulative for May precipitation 40 married Myrtle Croshaw in Pocatello Saints con- ne del irieneV Precipitation Piller111 Oct Christ of Latter-da- y For the past year he worked for Ralston 1 1042 eetirriti v Int 5tv Ondefieleney inCo mill here Purina services ducted Other 7 speakers 51 sunset Sunda Nat watt a at the trbueeti of MXirillitn 75: expected mini cluded Dr Leslie J Paul Sylvester Jeltill Christ ofmember Latter-da-y Expected Saints mum 50 his Praston G fire N D Braolord and pother at Morgan Sr andSurviving tierand brothers Sisters: fly a letter of eulogy from nOn Talbot and Mrs Leona Albert rest who T Charrir Idaho Minimum temperatures also I A Smoot Salt Lake City rid Orson C Talbot C Preston were generally five to 10 degrees gnii4d remortJuuaryliaTwialloNalmounceabb 046 lower over the region : 60 74 75 Reno Rock 4 Trio-da- McMan-Hendereo- Elayne R Roberts CHART Low High ki4 MN iti titi - death Mrs Broncho eould still get about by herself and her vision end hearing were good Her hair was gray but not white Burial will be in the reservation Gene E Dickman who died Sunday In Chicago was praised as the guiding aspiration her life as special funeral servChambers Smithfield farm labor of conductea for her Saturday Robert Stewart Brigham City ices 260 E South Temple farm management G Alvin Car- at Mrs Asper was a sister of John penter Logan horticulture C B Matheson Salt Lake City Perry Rockwood Centerville traf- streets and public improvements fic safety Highway Patrol Lt T and wife of George Earl Hunsaker Logan fish and commissioner Ernest Asper former superingame Newell B Cook Mantua tendent Lumof Morrison-Merri- ll and highways M C Harris Co ber Logan Speakers included A Frank Barnes Jr former bishop of the Richards L D S ward and Bryant S Hinckley former president of the northern states L D S mission Musical numbers were pre0 sented by Dr Frank W Asper HENDERSON Nev May 29 D S tabernacle organist who is a brother-in-la(UP) — Lee Lowry and Mr and Mrs Winnemucca achool J Stuart McMaster grammar Pallbearers were all pupil Saturday won the Nevada of state marble shooting champion- Mrs Asper Includingnephews John B a match aponsored by the Matheson Jr ship in Earl Matheson Veterann of Foreign Wars Frank Boyd Matheson LeRoy Lowry will compete in the na- Ramie Richard Ranse and James tional championships to be held E Asper Burial was in Salt Lake in Salt Lake City City cemetery Salt Lake City and vicinity— Considerabl cloudiness Sunday and Monday with scattered afternoon and early evening thunder showers mostly over mountains Not much change in temperature High Sunday near 75 low Monday near 50 Utah — Considerable cloudiness west portion and partly cloudy east Tiortion Sunday and Monday with sea ttered a ft ernoon shower's or thunder showers west portion not much change in temperature High Sunday 68 to 78 near 86 in Dixie Low Monday 40 to 50 Idaho—Southwestern and southeastern Idaho partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with widely scattered afternoon showers High temperatures Sunday and Monday 65 to 75 low Monday morning 40 to 45 Wyoming — Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening showers or thunder showers Cooler with local frosts west of the continental divide Warmer east of the 'divide Monday Nevada—Fair south and partly cloudy north portion with a few scattered showers in north portion Little change in temperature Part ly cloudy skies prevailed over the intrrnl()Untilin regit)ri urclay with a few light shower' over southeastern Idaho reported in late afternoon Maximum temperatures were generally five to 10 degrees lower over Utah south- Ogden Harrop nessman died Saturday at 11:45 am in an Ogden hospital of a heart ailment Mr Harrop was born in Ogden April 18 1904 a on of Sanford and Ada Johnson and wa educated in Ogden city Harrop In 1917 he became manager of schools the K & A restaurant card room and annex He was a member of Ogden lodges Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks He married Irene Miller Feb 17 1940 it) Ogden Besides his widow he is survived by a brother Joyce Harrop Ogden Funeral services will be conducted 'Tuesday at 1 pm at Larkin and Sons mortu- arv with Ogden Elks lodge charge and W E Blavlock exalted ruler offiElks ritualistic aervicea will be ciating held Friends may call at the mortuary Mon day afternoon and evening and 'Tuesday until the funeral hour Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery 41 ' 39--Al-hert 24-ho- - 1 II Foto-to- - Mit 1' J lel - ' |
