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Show 2 THE CITIZEN - THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 197C r OBITUARIES NephI Chase Ward Edn in the Farm Bureau. She had held leadership positions in the various LDS auxiliaries and had been president of the Funeral services for Edna Benson Ward, 85, of Riverside, a former Cache resident were held Tuesday in the Belmont Ward Chapel, West Fielding. She died Friday in a Salt Lake City nursing home. Nephi Bennion Chase, 69, died Sunday morning at a Logan Hospital of a heart attack. Bear River Stake Relief Society board. Surviving are He was born Feb. 12, 1907 in Vernal, a son of John Henry and Ida Bennion Chase. her husband. Salt Lake City; two sons and two daughters, Frank B. Ward, Ogden; Kari E. Ward, Hyde Park; Mrs. Odell (Edna Mae) Thompson, Napa, Calif.; Mrs. Burl W. (Amanda) Herma risen, Salt Lake City; 16 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; one brother and two sisters, Karl Benson, Logan; Mrs. Blanch Hyer, Ogden; Mrs. Janes (Eleanor) Allen, Idaho Falls. Burial was in the Riverside Cemetery. She was born Oct. 19, 1890, in Logan, to Frank Andrew and Amanda Chariot ta Elia-so- n Benson. She married John Henry Ward June 26, 1912, in the Logan LDS Temple. She was a graduate of Brigham'Young College, and a charter member and captain of the Garland Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She had served as auxiliary president and state director He April 4, Mrs. Harris received her education in Cache County schools and at Brigham Young College. She was a charter member and past president of the Womens Literary Society of Rich-- . mond, and was a former writer for Logan and Salt 1927. Mr. Harris was a member of the LDS church, and a High Priest in the Ridgecrest-WarHe worked for the' U.S. Government as a chemist, stationed at the Navy d. Ordinance Testing Station at China Lake, Calif. Surviving are his widow; He died Thursday in a Salt Lake hospital after a long illness. He was bom June 25, 1920, in Richmond, to Lorin and Gem Brower McGavin. He married Ida DeWitt June 20, 1948, in Reno, Nevada. A veteran of World War II, he served In the Army Air Corps. He was a member of the LDS Church., and by Amos Chase, Provo; Ernest Chase, Pocatello, Idaho; Arthur Chase, Base, Idaho; Wilford Chase, Idaho Falls; threes sisters. Mrs. Volney (Esther) Boswell, Salt Lake Gty; Mrs. Vernal (Laurel) Facer, Ogden; Mrs. J.M. (Ina) Boothe, Pocatello, Idaho. One brother and two sisters preceded him in death. Colleen and Larry Hyer recently drove to Los Angeles where they Joined an organized tour to the Orient. Only one other couple was in this tour. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Segal from Brooklyn, New York. The two couples sms, Evan LaMar Harris, Carson City, Nev.; Robert Gambles Harris, Mountain View, Calif.; a daughter, Donna Blanche Jones, San Diego, Calif.; six grandchildren; brothers and sister, Edith Harris Bair and Reed M. Harris, Richmond; Audrey H. Peterson, and Erne-lin- e B. Jolley, Salt Lake City; Albert B. Harris, Provo; Lulu H. Anderson, Sawtooth City, Idaho; Grace H. Thursday, the La Femme Gub met at the home of Laura Hansen with Fern Richardson, vice president, conducting. Margaret Sorenson, president. was excused as she was out of town. Birdie Lou Downs reported on her year and a half mission to Finland. She also reported seeing Elder Kevin Funk of the Smithfield Sixth Ward. He sent his greetings to everyone. Miss Downs spoke the language and sang some of the Finnish songs, also., showed the things she brought back. The minutes were read by secretary Leone Chambers. Refreshments were served to Leone Chambers, Fern Richardson, Laura Hansen, Marva Tibbits Karren, Esther Littledike, Vesta Hansen, Cora Hogan and Lucy Cooper; also three guests, Birdie Lou Downs, Mary Hansen and Georgia Downs. The April meeting will be held at the home of Leone Chambers. They were met there by their children. Their daughter, Christine, and her husband, Kent Poulsen, and their two children of Logan, and Lawrence and Blake Hyer returned to Cache Valley with their parents, who had greatly enjoyed their 20 days of vacation. and became good friends. They were in Seoul, Korea, for two days, then flew to Hong Kong where they spent four days. At this point the Hyers met their son, Douglas, who had just been released from his LDS mission. He accompanied them for the remainder of the tour. They then flew to Taipai, the capitol of Taiwan; then to Osaka. Japan. At Kyoto. Japan, they boardpd the bullet train which travels 140 miles per hour, and went to Mt. Fuji, where they stayed for two days. By bus the group traveled up the Coast line to Tokyo where they visited interesting places and stayed for four days. Upon arriving by plane at Galbraith, Pasco, Wash., Richard C. Harris, Sacramento, Calif., and Josephine H. Somers. Logan. Bureal was in the Ridgecrest Cemetery. occupation, a linoleum Club the Los Angeles International Airport, the Hyers experienced a happy surprise. enjoyed their association work- er. Survivors include his widow; sons and daughters, Mrs. Cecil (Deidre) Loe, Mrs. Keith (Jill) Ogden Lythogoe, Lodi, Calif.; Chad. Greg and Terri McGavin, all of Ogden; four grandchildren; his mother of Ogden; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Theron (Lucille) Lewis, Lay-to- Citizen Cache Published every Thursday at Smithfield. Utah .ik mem: r Ilah apparent heart attack. He was bora Dec. 14, 1903, Oarkston, a son of Bennie band Clara Emelia Christensen Ravsten. He married Eunice Viola Petersen June 20, 1928, in the Logan pie. in He had served as a member of the Utah State Legislature and the Utah State Public Retirement Board. Also, he was former mayor of Clarkston City, former member of Cache Chamber of Commerce board of directors, and of the Utah State Municipal League. With his wife, he compiled and edited a history of Clarkston. He had been a stake missionary both in Smithfield and Benson Stakes, a member of Smithfield Stake presidency for 11 years, bishop of Clarkston Ward for nine years, a stake high councilman, vice president of Cache The 'Smithfield Scripture Gub met at the home of Births DeLone and Louis Webb Saturday evening. President Nathan Mather presided and conducted. Allen Sorenson gave the lesson from the Essentials of Church History, chapter April 4, and Shane 2, and parents Theresa and Dennis Kathleen and Clair Merrill, Sojourner Trailer Court, Smithfield are pleased to announce the arrival of a son, 15 March at the Logan Hospital. 18. It concerned the time President Joseph Smith was tarred and feathered; Sidney Rigdon tied behind a horse and dragged; the mob in Missouri; how Newell K. Geary of 196 W. 4th South, Smithfield, are proud to announce that on March 15 at the Logan Hospital a brother and son arrived. He weighed 8 lbs 2 oz. and was 204 inches long. Grandparents are Roberta and Dee Geary, Smithfield and Georga and David Elkheart, Indiana. He weighed 10 lbs 14 oz. and was 21 z inches Iond. He has Keri Jene, 4, and Tera Lee, 2, and grandparents, Marie and Sam Merrill, Smithfield, and Ivaloo and Pershing Evans, Logan. Fd-lun- Great-grandparen- ts Whitney got his leg broken and the revelation to build the Kirkland Temple. Refreshments were served to Mary and Nathan Mather, d, DeLone and Louis West, are DeVore and Alden Hodges, Ruby and Glen Thomley, Leone Vera Cantwell, Chambers, Carl Clark, Selena and Leo Low and visitors, Linda and Allen Bessie and Ed Melson, Smithfield, and Adelia and Chester Kedwoir Mendon. Their son will be named Jason. His father estimates for underground-utilities-- . Greatgrandparents Emily and Wallace R. Tolman, Logan The little master is to be named Ryan Gair Merrill. - SPRING SPECIALS Forget Sprayer Problems Heavy Duty Deluxe Pull Type Shown Kiirrmt No matter whet Second class postage paid at Smithfield. Club 84335 tso n Wests Host - 64335 Subscription Rales: 65 per year 1 the job, yon can count on General Hydraulics Sprayer Equipment. Btsiaarna S6 per year outside Cache Valley Pull Type. I Three Point Rear Mount. RINNS Skid Mount. Tractor Side Mount. Royal Executive Inn n; SUIT Mrs. Clyde (Neita) LME CUTS Boohs Polyethylene Tanks FINEST (110 to 500 gallon capacHy) Morrison and Robert McGavin, both of Ogden; Mrs. Lonnie (Dottie) Gallagher. Vacaville, Calif., and Nolan Chad, Kimberly, Idaho. Burial was in the Richmond City Cemetery. Not As Expensive As You Might Think! GENERAL HYDRAULICS Reliable... Rugged ... - Joseph Ravsten Funeral services were conducted Monday in Logan Third Ward chapel for Bennie Joseph Ravsten, 72, who died in the Logan Hospital on Friday, March 19, of an Bradshaw, Trudy Gilbert, Peni Allen, Ja Nae Roundy and Photo Courtesy Sky View High Melece Gale. AT SKY VIEW High School 's Junior Prom held recently five were crowned royalty, They are (I to r(: Kris Lewiston Lorin McGavin Monday funeral services were conducted for Lorin Keith McGavin, 55, of 111 North 2000 West, Ogden, former Cache resident, in the Richmond LDS State Center. Idaho; Chase, Marsing, Carl Brigham "Brig widow; son and daughters, Johnson, 87, of Richmond Preston D. Johnson, Kailua, died Monday in an Ogden Hawaii; Mr6. Dorothy. hospital after a short illness. Powell, Berkeley, Calif; He was'born Dec. 11, 1888, Marian, Mrs. Logan; in Richmond, a son of Lars J. Charles R. (Janicae) Bailey, and Emily Quanstrom ' Sunset; Mrs. Donald W. He Johnson. married (Kaye) Bell, Mountain Georgia Dailey June 18, 1914, Green; 12 grandchildren; in the Logan LDS Temple. three great grandchildren; He had served as High Priest brothers and sisters, Ernest group leader in Richmond J., Monte L., Mrs. Esther South Ward, and as a temple Christensen, all of Richofficiator. mond, and Mrs. Elvera Johnson had been teacher Christensen, Brigham Gty. and coach at North Cache High School, and had been an Funeral services will be athlete in football.. basketconducted today at 1 p.m. in ball and baseball at Utah Richmond Stake Center. State University. He was Friends called at Webb recognized for his interest in Mortuary in Preston Wedsports. A veteran of World nesday from 7 to9 p.m. and War I, he served many years at the Stake Center in on the Cache County Selec- Richmond two hours before tive Service Board. Burial will be in service. Survivors include his Preston Gty Cemetery. Alexander Harris Funeral services for Alexander Evan Harris, 73, former Cache resident were conducted in the Ridgecrest .Ward Chapel, Friday. He was bom in Richmond, March 26,1903, a son of Alexander Eli and Blanche Bullen Harris. He married Helen Gambles Sept. 12, Ann-andal- e, 'Brig' Johnson al (Virginia) Gunnell and Dr. Russel H. Hendricks, both of Salt Lake City, and Samuel Allen Hendricks, Malad, Idaho. Burial was in the Richmond City Cemetery. Lake City newspapers. n, Surviving are his wife. Griffiths, Bountiful; 18 grandchildren; 25 great grandchildren; one sister and two brothers, Mrs. Roy- 1948. Guy-ma- They By profession he was a farmer. He was a member of the LDS Church and at the time of his death was a high priest in the Smithfield 7th Ward. He had served an LDS mission in the North Central States from 1927 to 1929. He attended Utah State University. Active in the LDS church, she had served in stake and ward positions in Sunday School, Primary and Relief Society. She was active in genealogical research and instruction, and had been a temple worker for over 50 years. At the time of her death she was a member of Logan 9th Ward. Surviving are two sms and two daughters: Burton H. William Harris, Logan Richard Harris, Richmond; Mrs. Wilson (Helen) White and Mrs. Budd L. (Alice) ducted Saturday in the Logan 9th Ward Chapel, under the direction of Bishop George J. Allen. Mrs. Harris died Wednesday at hone of causes incident to age. She was born Feb. 5, 1895, in Richmond, to Samuel Walstine and Esther Jane Hyer Hendricks. She married William Z. Harris June 24, 1915, in the Logan LDS Temple, He died May 10, 1935. were later divorced. He married Zula C. Ward Oct. 11. 1940 in the Logan LDS temple. Iris Harris Funeral services for Iris Hendricks Harris, 81, of 215 East 5th North, were con- married Florence three sons, Roger G. Bale, Washington, D.C., Capt. Milford W. Chase, U.S. Air Force in Columbus, Ohio; Gordon Lynn Chase, Logan; two daughters, Mrs. Jay L. (Ida Ruth) Jorgensen, Va., and Lucille Chase, Millville. A son preceded him in death. Also surviving are five five brothgrandchildren ers and three sisters, Farrin Active in the LDS Church, he was a High Priest in Logan Third Ward and served a mission from 1925-2- 7 Regional Welfare program nine years, and was an in Logan Temple at the time of his death. He is survived by his widow; a son, Milton Ole Ravsten, China Lake, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Marvin (Yvonne) Ashby, Garland; Mrs. Wallace (Melva) Cottle, Gar ks ton; Mrs. Melvin (Una Jean) Cottle, Card-stoAlberta, Canada. Also surviving are 23 grandchildren, five greatthree brograndchildren; A COMPLETE LINE OF SPRAYER EQUIPMENT A PARTS - STEEL SQUARE BAR offi-ciat- or HARROWS In ratted petition Hitch or Trial Type1 Meyers Ditcher n, thers, Lester Ravsten, Garkston; Glen Ravsten, Smithfield; Lee Ravsten, Salt Lake Gty; four sisters, COFFEE SHOP - BRIML SUITE - SWIMMING ROOMS - SAME PHONES - Mrs. Harold i Ellen C.) Balls, Logan; Mrs. Marriner S.) Anderson, Logan; Mrs. Sylvia Toolson, Smith-fiel- MEETING AND CONVENTION (Hazel) Godfrey, Pocatello. He was preceded in death by an infant son, Ben Eugene. Concluding services were held in the Clarkston City cemetery. SECOND WEST AT NORTH TEMPLE (Lu-cct- ta - RENT POOL DAY LAUNDRY DIRECT DIAL ROOM COLOR TV SWITCHBOARD R CM SERVICE AND VALET font - TAKE THE FIFTH NORTH FREEWAY EXIT OPEN SERSQN 100 LUXURIOUS UNITS - PHONE For The Pnce of II 0s 0 COM! IN TODAY AND LIT US SHOW YOU THI ADVANTACIS OF THESI HARROWS. 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