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MWWM Page 4 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday October 3 1996 Obituaries Idona F Condie Scott Condie Dustin Greg Cox and Tandra Larame Condie Funeral services will be conducted at noon Friday Oct 4 at the Grace LDS Stake Center with Bish- GRACE Idaho — Idona Farn-wort- h Cones 78 of Grace passed way Tuesday Oct 1 1098 at McKay-DeHospital m Ogden She was bom June 24 1918 at Mink Creek Idaho the daughter of Levi Hugh and Jeanette ‘Nettie Nielsen Frnworth She was raised and educated m the Grace area She attended LOS Pusmess College in Salt Lake City for a year She married William "Bill Gibson Condie on March 28 1940 n Salt Lake City Mr Condie passed away Nov 23 1970 They moved to Thatcher Idaho in 1940 and moved back to Grace m the early 1970s She was a member of the Grace LDS 2nd Ward She had served as Junior Sunday School coordinator and in the Relief Society in Cleveland Ward for many years and was a faithful visiting teacher She loved to smg and participated in many ward and stake choirs She enjoyed gardening traveling quilting homemaking and giving parties for friends She was a member of the HYN Club Daughters of Utah Pioneers and was a Caribou County Fair worker for many years She is survived by two sons and a daughter and their spouses William Kay and Gayle Condie of Soda Springs Idaho Terry Lynn and Valda Condie of Willard and Daryla Gay and Gregory Cox of Logan Also surviving are nine grandchildren two e a brother and sister op Donald Grumg officiating Fnends may call from 7 to 8 tonight and from 10:30 to 11:45 a m Friday at the Grace LDS Stake Center due to construction in Soda Springs Bunal wih be in tho Grace Cemetery Services are under the Funeral direction of Allen-Sim- s Home Elizabeth Poppleton Elizabeth ‘Beth Thorpe Poppleton 80 returned to her Heavenly Father on Oct 1 1996 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident She was born July 23 1916 in Idaho Falls She was the fourth of seven children born to James R and Idaho Rhoda Miller Thorpe She married Marvm Larsen Poppleton on Dec 13 1933 m Ogden The marriage was later solemnized m the Logan LDS Temple on March 71941 She attended schools in Montana and Utah Throughout her life she served in various capacities in the organizations of the church She especially enjoyed working with the youth She was a very friendly and outgoing person She made many friends through her employment at Wmgeta Albertson's and her 18 years at Keith O'Brien where she Milo Hugh Farnworth and Vonda Hegstrom both of Grace Idaho She was preceded in death by two grandsons and a granddaughter was a valued employee and received several sales awards She enjoyed cooking sewing visiting with friends and telling stones of the past Her gieatest joy was her famrfy She is survived by her children Marvin Roy (Tamara) Poppleton of Wellsville and Cozette (Larry) Anderson of Bountiful a sister Helen Brown of Promontory 12 grandchildren and 16 n She was preceded In death by her husband Infant daughter Marvalee and daughter Nedra Woodland We writ greatly miss being greeted by her smile her special spirit in uplifting those around her and her remarkable generosity She was a great example in enduring her trials well and always with a cheerful positive attitude We love you Mom and Grandma Funeral services will be at noon Saturday at the Wellsville 3rd4th Ward Chapel 195 S Center St Fnends may call from 6 to 8 pm Mortuary in Friday at Alien-Ha- ll Logan and from 11 to 11:45 am Saturday at the Wellsville 3rd4th Ward Chapel prior to services Burial will be in the Wellsville Cemetery Calvin R Meldrum Jr Calvin Ray Mekfrum Jr 68 our devoted husband and father was called back to his heavenly home OcL 1 1998 following an extended tinesa Funeral services will be at noon Friday Oct 4 1996 at the College-Youn- g LDS Ward Chapel 2394 W 2200 South Fnends may call from Mortu6 to 8 tonight at Alien-Haary 34 E Center St Logan and from 10:30 to 11:30 am Friday prior to services at the church Burial wHI be in Paradise Cemetery ll Death notice Eldrid S Larson 85 of Logan died Wednesday Oct 2 1996 at his home in Logan A complete obituary and funeral notice writ appear in a future edition of The Herald Journal Funeral arrangements are under the direcMortuary ll BOUNTIFUL — Dorain Staley Eskeison 74 passed away Sept 30 1996 at home Funeral services wi be at 1 pm Friday at the Cove LDS Ward Chapel Fnends may cal from 6 to Mor8 tonight at the Jenkins-Soff- a tuary 4760 S Stale SL Bountiful and one hour prior to the service Friday at the church Burial wiN be in Richmond Cemetery case of a woman developing: severe irritation of the esophagus what is known as esophagitis But' they were unsure whether Fosamax actually caused it esophagus especially if swallowed without plenty of water However doctors from the Mayo Clinic have since found three more cases of serious' esophageal damage And a' review of side effects reported by! other doctors to Merck and Co doctors warn Ilie medicine called Fosamax is given for osteoporosis the common among older women It is hormone-fre- e bone-thinni- and is often taken by those who are unwilling or unable to use estrogen pills Since it came on the market one year ago it has been taken by revealed 48 more severe cases Dr Piet C de Groen and colleagues described the problem in Tliursday’s Issue of the New England Journal of Medicine It apparently occurs when the pills are not swallowed completely and come into prolonged tact with the esophagus Slates and 110000 others worldwide During testing before its approval doctors noticed one About Cache FRIDAY The first practice for the Logan Barracudas Diving Team Obituary policy Dorain S Esketson BOSTON (AP) — A prescription medicine widely used to prevent brittle bones can damage the 330000 women in the United Eldrid S Larson tion of Alien-Ha- Osteoporosis drug may hurt esophagus Tha price for obituaries and cards of thanks is $4 per column inch Obituaries are measured columns wide by inches deep including photographs All obituaries must be placed by a mortuary or in person by someone authorized to make payment or arrange billing There is no charge for death notices placed by a mortuary For more information cal This 6 Herald Journal 752-212- Is S pm Friday Barracudas work out each Wednesday and Friday from 3 to 6 pm at the Logan Municipool The Barracudas coach Larry Gillinwood is a US Diving Team instructor Cost is SIS per month for one day per week or $23 for both days For more information or to 7 3 or Jcena register call Collinwood 752-298- 755-316- Boulder Colo resident Cass Adams who edited the anthology The Soul Unearthed: Celebrating Wildness and Personal Renewal Through Nature will discuss the book at 7 pm Friday at The Book Table 29 S Main St Logan The American Legion District One will hold its annual fall conference dinner at 7 pm Friday at the Brigham City War Memorial Building 126 E Forrest The meeting begins at 8 pm News of record Selected stocks POLICE BLOTTER Logan City Police Department TRAFFIC ACCIDENT — Two people complained of neck pain but refused medical treatment following a rear-en- d collision at Main Street and 400 North at about 6:30 pm Wednesday According to a police report Officer Michael S Peterson 24 of the North Park Police Department stopped a patrol car at a red light at Main Street and 400 North behind a car driven by Julie Myers 33 of North Billerica Mass Peterson told police he thought traffic began moving released pressure on the brakes and rolled forward hitting Myers car Minor damages resulted to both vehicles No citations were issued TRAFFIC ACCIDENT — An accident at 1219 N Main St at 5 pm Wednesday resulted in minor injuries when a car driven by Unsay White 17 of 1765 N 200 East No 4B pulled from a driveway north into the center lane According to a police report the rear end of White’s car was still in the southbound inside lane and was hit by a car driven by Travis Kohlcs 20 of 2056 N 1200 East No 3 North Logan White was cited for no proof of insurance and failure to yield right of way Police estimated her car received about $1000 in damages Kohlcs was died for failure to register and driving' on suspension Damage to his car was estimated at $500 Grain PORTLAND — White wheat 4 59 (down 7) Parley 1 22-- 1 25 Cutead) 14 percent spring 5 24 (steady) 1 1 percent winter 5 13 (down 3) POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau katrmaunian gram repast tor Wednesday POCATELLO — White wheat 3 SO Wren 6) baney 5 SO steady): 14 per-'Asoring 4 42 Mown 2) 1 1 percent 4 3f Mown 4j - Livestock White wheat 4 17 (down 14 percent spring 4 29 (down 2) 1 1 percent winter 4 33 (down 4j er ewers 36 00-4-5 00: hoMsm springer heifers NA baby calves per head fat lambs NA slaughter bulls 35 00-- 1 00 heavy feeder herfera $5-99- 5 - POCATELLO Idaho (APj Idaho Farm Bureau inrermourtiam livestock repast Ior Wedawsda- No Idaho Range and Feedkt Report baney 5 65 (steady) and commercial cow 3300-387- 5 heavy feeder steers 56 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