| Show lufotaiiiii'nniTiif ls- - xtg- Ig ' i Saturday Morning - From Associated Oil June 3 1939 Mother Goose Parade Holds Interest Exchange Club Wins Game a Salt £akc (Tribune tTljc w sVMKs Marriage Licences No-IIitl- ntv but er ff V ' Miscues Spoil Efforts Stone Hurls Utah Oil to 2 Triumph -- i 1 game striking out 10 batters and walking but one batter was the ill fate of Sid Rock as Exchange Club dowped Associated Oil 1 ‘Friday night at White Park Exchange Club won the game in the first inning when two runs were scored on a walk a fielder’s choice and two wild pitches Associated scored its only run in the fifth frame on singles by Rod Knight Southy Frantz and Harvey Ryncarson and an infield error Exchange Club added two more in the last inning on three errors The seventh was Exchange’s win straight and kept them in a tie with Lang's for the leadership of the lave ying 4-- hot ugly Honored ally a the ools 68 :nts are of ally s of and fol- - lain blue lame ' 23c quar- - liana 26 K JO t7 v Len Stone turned m his best game of the season as Utah Oil 2 The trimmed Optical Shop Utah Oil infield composed of Dick Jeffs at short Mel Jeffs at second and Tommy Anderson at third fielded brilliantly being credited with 14 assists Vaughn Taylor Oiler fielder and Columbia’s leading hitter got two (or three to drive in three of his club’s runs Safeway Stores lost its third game in a row by one run losing 7 Bennett Glass to A S & R its first loss of the season suffered 'few £ c3 2 The Hardto Strevell-Paterso- n T ware men bunched five hits In the Paul llood t Wins Christensen first inning to score three runs and award at West high then added four more in the final frame on four hits Cudahy Packing went into the undisputed leadership of the Employes league with a 5 win over Mountain Fuel Supply Deseret News edged out the Teleto send the phone Company ’’hello'' boys down to their sixth straight loss 8-- oi w flu riddle fine fi U aple hing A 7-- hard-foug- 8 Friday’ mica results AI White Park flfic quar- - Telephone t Company Exchange Club Associated Oil eri Si exas fltrevell-Paterao- Ari- - Bennett Glass and Paint Mctbos and htevens Dennery and Briggs ego h7 aort At City Park Democrats Diamond Oil Reid and Heldman 83 4 5c R H Y 2 7 1 fl ‘2 Fox and Adeli Wall iv Mountain Fuel Cudtthv Pn king Wood and B f Dunlap Richma Safeway Stores A 8 and R Paterson end Walker P Coon and Ferguson latert f 35 26 i 16 0 22 1 44 ( Earl Skiliieorn for annual honor Optical Khop Utah Oil Stewart Campbell West Athletes ee — Net Su- i fi 25 point nher dual Named for Honor Medals sited t of of Pro- Pe- Mu-jt- the ton Not e of Inna ring: said -- for nip 8 Linen (1 p Jack and Jill went up the hill Diane Davis and Mac Jenkins of Lowell took part in the Mother Goose parade as part of the field day program ring Iven the ause dava SWf- l- thln fl tlon iok t tn nke lava n to A mem an m — Murray Parka (Girls) — Cndahv s News Deseret 9pm nip) Employes)’ League han Iven this this League R 9 H 18 24 Ja ohs and ther K ! cat A i (4i brniilr PhrrlM M) HrMi lurpn j7W§iu At Portland hv fi 4 2 5 U'O mill I rrm I2n flldun litul ON MhII mfi Anierieun AHorialicm 4 R F im fi 10 At i Jroil liMlr ilumiiiia ( It Ft Pmil Milwaukee 1 4 2 I nlefi Hoi k JO Dttltili JO NW Cheti(ui(H)a 1 A fl 57 and flels Louisville ago Jolin Matilda Jane Eamphcll BRIOHAW M hGI 1 12 Hte North Mu Main (mil at Sorrn-c-- n t 9 died DBA!’! R— luhn 8 irensen (he home of Mrs C W Osbon e of ‘taper I a f m of ( him or b ii'Imv st he him Id r He was born In Hjortng Deno ark June 24 Sb9 a son of Mr and Mis Horen her home late Thursdav e enn g I ow leneii lug a short illnesa Mr Sorensen had resided nt the home Mrs Campbell was born at Graritsville b o of Mrs Osborne for the past May 24 1874 to Thomas and u y Higley McBride 8he moved w th her pircu’s thoe vears prior to that ha whs a pumpman to western Box Hdsr cou itv when a for the Draper Iirigatlon (nmputiv M C He is survived bv a brother 9 he was small child mmrd t Alex Horansen of Halt Lake City Cflmj bell In 1 HKH besides are and her three Surviving liut on George A and W' J Reeves of Riig hain City and Claremt Camtted of Kel 1 I Ion grandchildren eight great gra d children and the following brdher and CART AND — Funeral services for James sisters George McBride Mis M den la Har- 1 eku Coin h 68 fNrland larmer who ris and Mrs I Ms Davidson of oden at 7 lie I Welmeday wilt ie Funeral services wl’l he rond tel Mon con Puled lu Garland L JOD aH in ward chapel day at 2 p m In Brigham ( itv urih Hstnrdny at 2 p m by Bishop Aithur ward L D 8 chapel hv Bish Whford W elliiig h reeman Mr Com h wee born July 31 1870 In Dexter Texas to James R and Martha riuison Couth Ha married Barbara Annie E 9t afford in Davis Okla and moved to rsdn later coming to Garland where FFRRON— Mr frnma b hel In sen heo) had lived the pail 22 years Conover 54 riled early Friday mr di g at her home attar an rvtenied illness Hhe was the wole of Abraham Heal on o er fl Mrs Conover was b irn November IAI'TON — Funeral services fnr Inhrt 188 st b phrslm UtaJi s clamJiter of Forties 7 5 Tavtou farmer died at Cntue Deter Jensen hm n ihu e Olsen honie Thursday will be conductedhti Hundav Jensen At the age of 8 vears she moved flt 4 p in In I avion L D H ward chaie) 16 to Eerron where she had mu resided by Bishop William A Dawson D H 1187 she was an active worker in the Interment will he hi Kayevllle lavlmv ehunh being a tea her in the Rel ef Memorial directed bv Llnd'juist A park 1 for twelve years 29 hons of Og len Fiji ersl services will be rou luted Fcm at 7 5 m h v cntl at the family rasidenee Friends H D dnv st 2 p m ii Eerron f wr1 8niurrlv aficrmviti and evening and prior w 8 In lo 1‘errv h hHpel In Bishop rv rs HiiiuIm terment will he in cemterv His first wire Mrs Margaret Bent eft Eoihefl whom be married fli Dec ember died pi 180 si d on January 18 186 B E 18 to he married Margaret Dunn beside hi widow are eight Hurvlvlng TORRVY IJlfi h — Fin eral sc ' and cUnghteia J Phillip and lnov Waller M fee bti were fondmted pi the sons I) Forties of Clearfield Clarence G Royal forrey L I) H ward (hapei Melt an flvlvia Forbe and Mrs Theroll hi 1 8 Mr e who wad an si the L Hinder of Layton and Harold Korbe of ehunh worker diel at his hwne In Tc r f'Mlen 21 grand' hlldren and four sle'ers rev Monday eveninr after a lingerli g pMrs Catherine Drp cs nf Halt lake tv He was b rn at New llirmoiv Mis itta Jauat freen of Grace Iduho Mrs lf TTtah Wftshlugloti (otintv bep’enter P Adams 1869 and moved to T urev in 18 u uhre An 1tv Adnme and Mrs Georg he Mter filed a homes'eal aid he ped of avtun Pi the bulidpig of lha town fr James EcRoy Couch Ion nia J (lonmcT Jolin Forbes Waller John J OODgV tf exit Hififcraj who T fi W ill-o- Jamc'i B W’illison n N— Jurnea Brown WtlMson 48 ot a Union lefterson avenue Pm If t railroad fireman dlel Thursday tn Denver out aciojllng to word received F ri (ifDt ilgc ralil I Graveslle 46 die u rd Hflluiriflv tin iciet I4Niiruc Isa 1 2 Dallas t trl V5 rth 4 Ok bib ns (No 2 Han Antoni! It Houston 0 bhrevepori at Bcauiuuut postponed 'I ( del T 2 u raid fast x and A b Ima Aiideiseu llurmon — Ml and Mr ter Mhy 31 lit mi M daugh I (laugh Deaths Salt Lake City RPP— Margo D mouths of Mav JO 2 Rupp hrom hopneum nu ger e Gran- Ie 259 J99 He serv rmrr hlcg at to tv h f r bn leu rrstieni es ()g I s Mrs will rn J hi le leu Of In A h Dclberl J P Jus 14 YT Bin I I t a vt t r in hi m i m will set ten loco f r I'eltert win died Tuenlitv st in Kuvsvllie rumlcpted 8 udy at J p m G will le tsteiHU'l (alley jlceh' n Wallace he was (Bcrl) Li)ton Funeral airvbea ON me h I) i I s h it n rhinh nf iar Internee it will tie cpiecieit hv ” A Hma lll M ic m s UII b ' rn In Oiniln gk M Hn n h e It eh g her J 6 a be h Drfapy and it gr aid and re- A of e due pi ie Kflysvllletavliii Ii 91 A hv ii m cull at ttie famdv hurt fiaiutday and fiundsy pn u to aeivura is h v at W 10 30 r minster addition 10 Samuel J hriculmdtt et ux to Mary 5 Takifl and htiaband lot 5 bloc k 2 t lat B 31 Iney C Ault et ux to Home Own-ets- 1 Lau corporation lot 1 Sixth E ast subdu Ision Jr sej h H Fiaucom et ux to Joan Htatifteld lot 15 blot k 30 10- acre plat A Joan Stanfield to Vernon Romney rt al lot 15 blotk JO a plat A Minnie L Thompson to Joseph W Dana et ux lot 86 Marlborough plat D J Laramie to Maa £ Labarge lot 7 Avondale park Bertha A Ilaun to Reuben A Haun I et ux section tuwuBhjp 3 south range 1 west Murv M G Oscuthorpe to Lydia A section 34 township 1 south range 1 east Deseret Federal Bank ami Loan company to W 8 Ballev lot 10 block 2 Hlllcrest Second addition Ors n T Truelflou et ux to Alice B Holmstead lot 3 block 65 plat D Will R Anderson et ux to Mary F Marks section 10 2 township south range 1 east John W Shnrtltff et ux to Walter J Poelman lot 11 block 1 Normandie Heights William t Winkworth et lix to Andrew G Chrlutenseu section 12 1 north township range 1 i 10 10 10 10 t I LDS Bishops Central Storehouse strnt Third District Court bnrl J Bust s I arson Bros Jnck for sclniie of autonc ddle Btate of Ulah vs John T WTlaon $25 on note Ulah liquor control commission vs Conner and Halt lake Labor Temple elation to abate liquor nuisance Jeffrey company Manufacturing $ RUM) Coal company (ptMiutarc day night Tho regional executive committ al tee headed by Ezra C Knowiton et al and the bishop’s executive commitL C tee headed by J Leonard Love were asso hosts vs of for possession machinery and $1000 Bankriiptey Petition Virginia Victoria MtUhell Chsmherlflln Last Beinml feouth street Halt Iake liabilli tea $630 78 stenographer assets $150 exceptions $150 Clarence Henllue Heconri fust and First Houlh streets Magna electric inn's helper liabilities $043 75 assets $104 20 excep-- t len s $155 Duane Rands Milford locomotive fire man liabilities $93 121 aiucels $1000 exception! $3 TOO V'i C 112 ! fitv BATUKDAY fi 15 — fi 30— W Horman owner and builder brick ami frame reaklenie 308 WllltHms avenue $ Henrv Janseh owner and builder remodel brick realdenee vv 500 3 oori Peterson owner Riid buildcinder blink huildtng 36 12 Houth Eleventh Fast street Henry H Billings owner and builder 545 brick building West repair Third North street Tracy Ixwn and Trust company owner Young Construction comremodel building pany builder 27 Houlh Main street SUGARHOUSE LUMBER M Warranty Deeds Nepht g h Gregory to Veinallt section 4 township range 1 east Mary b Gregory to Vernaiit riiga runge Alice & Hv material flection 4 township east Marc roft to P A Fi- M 3 3 555 - south M I children’s drama a 0 00 — KML — Shopping Bulletins 15 — OT— Jimiur New and Views 10 30 — KSL— Along Melody Lane 10 4 5— K sir— Saturday Syncopation! 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nglan 19— N Be ’ —Anson Weeks' orchestra outstanding seiting Y I — h ivs fitur 1 1 00— h t j i n ah ger Pinal pdttion of First of four W rid w ids Transrslio rf ds to rrrnilete ttis oiera News l inky 9 OO— hi 1 A Tumlln and hla of Mu 15— Internal inruil News II hestra 9 15— Stic Hsppy I niton and hla Mustrt u— K i In sirs Woodbury”— by 1 p Pi — Mic — ihmiv Messner a band 15! s leiesse to tii Nulmsl Bi iHdc sM( g 9 mi— nhc — lav Mill nnhestra inmisnv t fiNturtug W oodhui s ore In i a 19 19— spe -- Aee Brigade a orchestra MIPS IOC 11 99 — gl 1A gins! 9fMMotai and hi 12 oo — Mb’— r sry Nnttlnghsm an st ' rts direst ore bet! r ar -- Al SOM Weeks’ nrheMta A V M isk ov eland a Anhia tl ii)- -'n M J2 19 - f fbs — Dfl rv Harper a nrehesit! ckeia '1 L t G d 1 90— C 12 00-- hl Nipi' (Paid AdverGacnirnlJ (Paid Adv er £ I cent) 7 7 nil ) OflfB-- 4 Bennie 10 (sarrett — John 1 (rorrett 59 of Nephl 10 loronarv tn elusion May 28 Donna Clark 24 Murra) UHvbe — Mary O P Devies 51 of 1157 avenue JO Princeton Mav cariltmma 10 Kov Bartlett Whittle 2H Murrnv llniism — liana M Hunm'u 82 of 1047 Mary Anuabelle Leethani 2 I Murray Lifers m etjeet torouarv Oidusiou 2‘t May 22 George Franklin Hlgglnson 10 — His Ward 9 months of Malta lard Lake City Idithn lobar pneumonlit and inferthp In lave Marie Beckstrnml 13 Sait Lake from In btulses suffeied leg fall Mav 29 Cltv 10 Howell — Mary J Hi well lrt of 4181 Twenty seventh P aet fltreet diabetes May hi Wedding Specialties 825 — Helleu Midilaugh Mlddnngh 51 of 175 8)et Twenty first South treet unknown but nntuinl Mav 2H SCHUBACH'S 10 — Porter Janet L Porter 4 of KlkO Nev ‘'Famous for Diamonds and Wedding Gifts” Inrvtmlfia Mhv lxmet Sibupbmh — John 29K hupbaeh 89 of 347 Watches repaired bv experts 10 Free Goshen street uremm May 28 prices guaranteed workmanship regulation and examination 27 i Main Kraai k — Mrs Clint Y Kiaavk 54 of Art Spokane Wash heart aliment May 20 SPLCl AL-- W sTDIiiTNVTTATtONa 62 of 1781 Harvard craft Press Reason Pldg Was 48SM Lee — Albert W east 10 avenue comnarv occlusion Mav 29 Vnlr— Albert F Vale J7 of Riverton tuberculosis Mav 28 Am Hh— Albeit Hmlth 69 of West Jordan View unknown but natural Mav 30 Cache County — Virginia R Htone 89 of 421 Post Stone Absnlom Carlos Smith legal age I n- atreet cntisen Incident tn age May 29 Dexcnlnh— E thel 8 Devenlsh 46 o i 21J legal age Logan Shepard Xubel court carclnotnn Mav 31 ( hrlstofferaon — 1 noi h F ('hrlstoffrraon Bishops of L D S wards of the Prelas 25 Logan Howard 6 of 776 Fast Twenty first South 16 Anne hklnner 21 Logan stakes of the Salt Lake region fllrcet fiactur of skull ami compound both legs Htitomobile accident on baltair were Farley Hpenea Lloyd Jr 27 Cfiilrul guests at an inspection and highway Mav 29 ltinhn Lamph — Birdie H I amph 48 of Bountiful dinner at the new 22 Prest ni Ann Sutherland Patker central bishops' pet Houma May Jl Idaho storehouse and center at 751 work 1 ennard Chino 24 Ogden George New SuiH Filed Mar Caroline 1 arlsh 18 Spring CanWest Seventh South Thurs- - spent moat of his earlv life in Spring-Mil- e moving to ( allloirns at ut 20 vears hursdi) He waa a native rf born dayBefore Mj rinps to Ogden In February 15 lrjA 1)1 wss tendnated had r st tedcoming in Fvanston Ao from Rim k kurpigs high s Pool in (he spimg a the meiuier Riuherhmd ff 14 of 19 mdive Firemen and hnineinrn 1 i 4 mt re il 5 Toronto 1 healer 1 J Hoftalo 1 Jr sry ( I! v 7 !Jll nnore (UiR gnmes s brdnled R I rt 5 9 v M I 2 at from IHH H ROCK FT’RINCB U o - Charles F manual 24 WjlisiH died In a Rock Hpnnga International League WlIHlf Hinninjshmn iu1lnfoll h ansKfl WumeaiKiha Stiiilhcrn AnHnlion AilNtOH ( n Netmnt R 4 rises I Connor fioin Ihson b 30 Mvior company section 14 town$ ship J south range 1 west Charles S rem m inc to Horenca A Russell lot R Mock 22 plat B h H w ar Henderson to Margaret R Henderson lot 4 bluuk 14 5 aue plat A L R Chamberlain et ux to Rnv L Derhvshire et ux lot 5 block J Charles Emanuel 1 amt Ogro Brrwfr "d AUm 111 Rolhw ri Hmiilmn n'l WnoUll luld tui Ham km Hctrt rw! Dtnt (5i lUdmilia (tM At Bn Fmmirrn Pltmr 01 x— P H (Pi nm- -fl ooo 0O0 lino— 0 jq Mn nioco INrMiitil not 000—4 10 1 Hawthorne mi ppo 1 10 Chambeis Park Marions D snreirsnn tn Riverton aPrell MiClellan MtUeilnn irueliv Mav 24 tei Joseph y to date Total mn e October 1 to date be Afi umnlated ilcfu lent y time irue T lewis Pleasant Ml 30 Altiert J Davie to Murcaret D I Davis lot 2 block 17a fiveacra plat A Ch tries 8 Willard et ux tn C E Brown et ux lot 40 block 5 liirtlis At NBC Station Competition in tennis will lrr opened in men’s singles and doubles bun and if interest warrants mixed tune t nil URPlf is It doubles play will he Instituted B in Fruti jut o not definite whether plnyers from U wood Ogden and Bingham will compete fifiklmi n DIpbo Sako said ) rflaml Following the first tournament a £ raniftilo handicap meet may be staged with handicaps being made according to Al I ni Angpiew mm non ?m Da k la fi Individual performance tn the first IOO 0)0 On AuepIp 0—1 tournament Intercity competition d Conroy Prim I icbr Gay Perry f 0 ami Burma R Cmtrsy (9) flu lu between Ogden and Salt Lake City IlMlBI ) plnyets may aKo be inaugurated A BmMlf R H F Sako announced 20 Salt Lake County I home-and-ho- Iajruc OiS? aka lake ’ The Wealher all-cit- 020 211 I j all-cit- lurmmto Balt Balt fi evus from 1 support 1 Skiilirnrn snn“of Mr and Mrs Ernest II Skillicorn 17 North Eighth West street won letters in The Japanese-AmericaCitizens’ football basketball and baseball His speed as a pigskin carrier dur- league of Salt Lake City will sponWealher n millions refHried bv United ing his high school career was a sor a baseball league and a tennis Stale s wccihc r biirtau lime 2 JO id co high picreure created in the northern big faetor particularly in varsity tournament during the summer It mlnaies lu the western weather Rkies division games last fall Mike wfas announced Friday by third of the cuuiitrv partly cloudy romll luma lieu g reporlecl tonight in the states Playing with Mark Toheh Paul president west the Rockies low presRelatively Gordon and Carlson Pybrowsky with warmer temperatures baa spread Shlgeki Ushio of Murray was sure pf Hood on the Red and Black var- named to dirert the baseball league northward from the Arizona sect Ion through the nlatiau to Interior Washington and Tadno somevv8teru sity hoop crew he rang up enough Masaoka announced high (foudlneafl his developed In that y tallies to make him an Seiko will act as chairman of the area but It has produced no moisture Highest reported temperaturu was 104 dechoice from the team which was un- tennis tournament committee A grees at lus Vegas pressure trough the cential atatea fiom Texas to defeated In Big Three play As first Baseball competition will open through Lake Great has the caused general rains basd on the Panther nine he was a June 11 Masaoka said with r1! of beneficial amount tn the upper Missis and Missouri vallevi and showers fit Vital eng in local baseball battles teams going Into action Play will eippl many stations tn the Gulf and mtJieastern y Hood for two years an be conducted on a ststeg Wealher is fair In the noith Atlantic center In the midget division of basis in two divisions Teams in- area Comparative data for Salt Lake Cltv Three festivities Salt son is the clude the Salt Lake Nippons Big grid Degrees 78 of Mrs L N Hood of 2V) West Lake Busseis Murray Taiyo Ath- Highest tntemperature Friday this mouth lime 1874 302 Highest Fifth North street letic club Syracuse Ogden Nippons I cvvrd Idas 44 lowest this month since 3 874 J2 He also won letters in basketball and Hnneyville Mcsu for today fit and tennis playing guard on the B'irst round schedule will pit Og- Normal hi Panther varsity five and handling den Nippons against Honcyville Total precipitation for the 24 hour Inc hen s a senior class singles spot on the Syracuse against Salt Lake at 5 if) p m endn 00 4 for Hus month to date tennis courts and Buesseis against the Tai Total Accumulated execas for thte month Bn Divorcen Granted on the school grounds while the bhe Is survived bv a brother Adalbert a flister Mrs Utah Twitched of Wldtsoe second and third grades look the I Ed ina B (Bud) Smith Itretia Rhurtz of Fscalante and the folafternoon off to play games at sons Thomas A and lowing daughters BPRINOVILLE— Halm B IIm (Burt) J isepn H and Frriiiglou Heaps and Mrs Franklin park The kindergarten Smith 2 former resident of hprlngvllle feA rURDAY JIM 3 a all of f sca’nnte Adelbert Heaps Ada died r in Garden Grove Cei and first grade held their playday Wedutslav of bait lake Cltv Mrs Vesta MHIm of Changes in programs as listed are "'Pht made to network correction! according to word mued of entirely Bherron Hevier Duane Midvale Thursday Funeral services and burial were Heaps of Lav sou Heaps 46 grandchildren and 25 Alute Mto Incorporate ) at Garden Gruc Jeffeison school pupil spent the conducted Friday ren hlld great grand He — -4 anv aka T 1 l! ion I 1 Japanese Set Sports Duels Pacific (loast Balt frln Ua ! yoes Uht Weber County Intermoiuitain Obituaries ll Brigham 10 dnislnii Balt I arseiMr-Re- 4 10 Dosolina Hickman to Frank F Flh et ii x euMiion 1 18 township south range 1 east John Dlppe et ux to Duncan H Ibnm et ux lot 2 block 60 plat D v Rihert Hazren Ir to Glenn I lot 7 bloik 2 Oakley lub A'-ko- lake afternoon et Liberty paik where and relay congests wete on the prothey visited the many attractions gram for the boys and girls of the More than 500 classes and played games Nearly 400 stu- higher youngsters took part in the prodents participated gram Seven hundred students at RiverB'our hundred pupils of Grant side school played games on the school spent the atternoon in sport Marriage Licenses school grounds Friday morning Contests on the school playground the vaBoys and girls took part More than 5000 pupils in Salt rious games and races (g Regular Lake City public schools took part classes were held in the afternoon Wringer Injures Bov m “field day” programs Friday as It was a big day for the students After catching his hand in an elecmost city schools prepared to close of Lowell Several hundred pupils tric w sailing machine wringer at for summer vacation next week in the lower grades made up a home Billy Speers 12 of 675 West Potato and sack races Maypole Mother Goose parade and presented Fourth North street was treated at dances boat rides parades baseball songs and dames to the rest of the Salt Irfike police emergency hospital and handball games running races school and mothers Potato races Friday and jumping contests were on the yon program at five grade schools and Oil! Wendell Kunr 22 la esn three high schools Mnrgnret eloy Bair 20 Idaho Falls Idaho Doois at some of the schools Robert Wesley Dowdie 21 Salt Take opened early Friday morning and ( Itv tsided In Ogden from 1916 to 1926 em Francis Naomi Gibbons 21 I ogan many children hurried to the play- Irene Carole Hilton bv the Amcntan Banking and Provision (ompHiiy Melvin Smllli Passev 21 Paris Idaho grounds where they spent the day Irene Carole Hilton Besides his widow Mrs Lillian 'Jellesnn Jean IJoe 24 Paris Idaho of H c romping and competing in individ- 7and (laughter Fitzgerald whom he married on October HU t Iicne Smith 21 1925 he is survived b his father of ual contests and class races Tlmuthv Hovt Palmer 10 Alton ton of Bmleivllle died OmRha three sons John James and MZora Henrv leva ( asperson 24 Banlda In a Si It Lake ho- ichael Kllrgerald of Og len and four broth Idaho Teachers Take Part pital fridav at 4 10 era Thomas H and Jfiihes b Fiirerald a m of Blight’s disof Omaha IMtlard Iiwell Wasden 25 Rexburg Fugene P titzierald of Hnrmk Many of the teachers took part ease field Idaho and Erancis h fitzgerald of was she bornIn 1 tola Mnrthfl Harris 20 Rexburg in the one-da- y Lincoln Neb vacation by entering Marih 26 Idaho the various contests and taking boat Butlerville 1932 her are Grant Western anilmrn 24 I nkelown rides At some of the schools May Surviving and five Elia lVterMMi NeLon Lot Ida look 2U Garden Cll brothers Gilmer S day celebrations which had been parents THATCHFR — Funeral services for Fli7a R Allen Uilrien Hatch 25 Randolph Blaine L Nelson Petersen postponed because of bad weather Jeane widow of the late hi and Merlin H Hilton twenlvere Hale 20 Logan Nels c Net hod who dud at the family wer held beside the buildings of Rutlervllle and Jay home Wednesday will be condut led bat August Charles Gallvota 26 Newark At the Jordan lower division high CCltvHilton of Salt Lake N J urday at j p m In That) her L D 8 ward (ha pel by Bishop Thomas 5 Inlet Mae Hall 27 Lognn Adams school more than 600 pupils took services Funeral Inter tn be rtiont will cemeBrigham City been tentatively 27 Rigby Leonard Walter Gillespie part in the races and baseball games have tery directed bv Hhaw A Iverson Tnottu set for in the Idaho ary of Tremoutou while the Jordan boat club gave a BiitlervllleSunday L I) S 24 IdAho Falla Idaho ka Hit Ruby Mrs In Nelson was Mav 17 born 1372 Irene Hilton demonstiation of how to handle a chuu h Denmark coming to Utnh when 10 years Blaine Franklin Rhodes legal age Rig old fehe w i s married to Mr Nelson small uaft on the narrow river bv Idaho 1 S9 2 11 The couple lived In Brig Lav oncla Kicks legal age Idaho Falla Meisel Allies ham Cilv until 1909 that runs in front of the school when they moved Idaho to Hhe Thflt an was her active member Girls at the school took part in a Funeral aerviee for Mia ARiiea Meiael of the L D fi church SJ1 will ba CDiulueleO Jak Maltr Kluwiir SI Idaho Tall MomJ&v at J p m May day program and danced at 344 aat Hrat Houth Idaho afirel hv Albert June hnow 20 Richfield Burial will ba in Mt oil et leiue Tirzali Chase around four poles set up on- the Pcrsth Leavill Ur Harris 45 Mslad Kllllman lawn Teachers at Jordan competed talsa Melael who died Thumlav In a Balt clnho OGDEN — Mrs Tlrzah Chase Leavitt 75 Take hospital of raoaea lmulent to ae for honors in horseshoe pitching Idaho ee 31 Malad Vonria lneland died Friday had hern a resident of halt lak Cltv for lifelong resident of Ogde While 535 boys of Horace Mann many years at m at the family home if) p 5bU 28 Sugar City James Meyers Sterling Twelfth street alter a shurt Illness idHho high school spent the afternoon she was horn at Ogden on August 21 Lvclvn Munson 21 Logan Mi in Wells fluid Jans Me Garry Chase playing games in a “general sports Elisa Dittinore Call and was married to Chaumev L Leuvitt day” program the 420 girls at the BOUNTIHJL-- Mra J91fi she Weber County Dltfmore Call in 188t He died In November school remained m the school visit- nK tiled at her home Kllsn Church in BoimUiul Friday wu a member of the Reorganize'! James K Harvey 22 Cahente Nev 4 do p m of a heart of at Jesus of Christ Latter habits day Ogden aiiak Aliena Jean Anderson ing each other singing dancing and Bhe W'hs born In Plesaant are the following sms and hurvtving Hfuiem (rove Mrs S H Knighton of Met III Weslev Henrv Hlrri 11 Ogden making up back work The program Rachel !70 aDittmnre daughter of Henrv and daughters rpru'l Smuln W Nev C Henrv Leuri and 31 Lawrence On DonettA ember Pet rite Ogden 2 began at 1 p m after a morning JK91 she was married to David Mrs C Amldan and Mrs (all and N Wleavill Jnines N Harrier Ir 19 Brigham City of regular class work Atnidau of Ogden and Mr moved to Bountiful Charles arlson of Salt Lake Cltv An active hunh worker Mu Call had P Shirley Gull Woodward 39 t orinue also 20 Enter Races been a teacher in the S iJ Kdief grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren Las Vegas Nev for the paat 48 vears All classes of Lincoln high si hool society She is survived bv her husband seven as Vegas Irn Bradford Holmes 24 took pint in the field day program sons Reuben Lvmaii and David Call Jr Bcnlricc Twilcliell IIcups Irene Stcdhani 25 Las Vegas Henry I) Milton and from 9 until Ho m Friday The Wlilord Call Irvlj of Layton two Cvrll Mewart 27 Alamo KS( ALANT E — Funeral were service John E Neville of Lav ton daughtim and Mrs school’s 800 students played speed-ba- Mrs lae Wlllwer 25 Alamo Lrtdav for Mrs Beatrice Twitch eland Burton of Garlaml two sisters conducted ell 74 one the of of first settlers Heaps and many other games during Mrs Andrew Johnson and Mrs Adelaide Escalante who died of heart Wednesday the morning vacation Girls as well Kirk of Pleasant Grove and J9 graudthd-dre- trouble waa born In Fillmore In Mrs Heap as boys entered the various races Funeral services will he computed Mon- 1864 a daughter of Vesta and Edwin at p m In Bountiful I D first Twltihel! hhe niov eel to Escalante with The upper grades at Edison school day ward chapel by Thomas Ambv Briggs a croup of the first colonizers and respent the morning playing games bishop of Bountiful Third uid Eriends mained her death lu idsO she was call at ibe hfme after '2 p m Satur- married until to Willard Heaps He died several and running in a track meet held may day and until time of the funeral M unlay vears ago Students In Field Day Programs Nip-on- In who school S L Ma-sao- that $k s 20 - bloue n edge !pta X £tsk Divon-o- Balt 21 Kandnll 9 t itv Josc-pj- f Paul Hood and Earl Skilluotn Cndahv West high school athletes Friday Bennett Picking Glass Ml Enel Supply were winners of duplicate Homer C Jeseret News Christensen medals presented an- Mrevell Paterson A S a nrt R nually in honor of the memory of Telphon Co the former Panther mentor Only one award is made usually Lumbermen's but the athletic achievements df Hood and Skillicorn were equally Deseret Lumber Hugarhouae Lumber J Lay and Williams high and judges recommended that Hansen two awards be made Coach Bert Ballard made the presentation before a student body assembly Fri- day morning n ( ! - 10 B Park 22 Hnnr III 20 Brigham OHv 21 Mlrle Hawke Brigham Pauline Shepherd Haneen Balt lake I Paik William Rubv mr t' Anna Ihson I 1 V'ernalit M Fadlca to Ncj-hGrep or lot J4 blok 5 Lontview Sandy Fav Green 22 Salt Laka Ctlv 26 lavlors-villMilo Wesley Steadman & DlMt Krd Ntorlliift Hlthf Btonr M 10 nr-- C Cramplon to Susie Crumpton lot Jd Inglewood subdivision Venmllt M Fallen to Mary h W lot J4 block 5 Lonkvjew Giekor Box Elder County Salt take i a Hairy Luh Irene ItansenherKfr 24 Balt I ake Cuv Owen Drnni Knlirht 24 Plain Gltv Itliel Harta Mi Mullen 24 Riverton Albert Eugene Heller 2 2 Balt I ake City Donna May Barrington 19 Balt lake City aks Melvin William Hanks 2S Balt City I a on Haxel Smith 21 Salt Lake Cltv i ho 8 Park plat A faucet C Lea Park White et ux to Maria Han 1 L White lot V J)lo k 85 plat A Ch irles F Mci)onld et ux to Laka Eii aiice Lompaiiy lot 8 block 17 ( itv Hnvmnnd Haney Oltv Aria Jan ela Hlomiuist Cualv ill limiir I Green 21 Iavton lufrllM iMan Nicholas 17 Peterson e 1(1 Borg and Gehring 6pm to d cem Coon G Baturday'a schedule At White Park — Success Safeway (Junior league) a 7 P Bafeuav Glass ( al 111 sum-4-7 7 v ) C Columbia league ined vool Suit Kathryn Mabel Sorensen 17 Leslie George Ilrwellyn 24 ity Katherine Harrison Mar Lake City Hndiman 25 Howard Jcm City Wundt leds ftortninp 22 City Donald Keith Thomas 30 Gil y Jvathnn Marla Dana' 22 City Hr on lauKhit Dudley 35 no-h- it lot 1 21 CHv om- - Pitching a lou arlsnn 4 an flauten 2J Halt Gertrude Helen Lake City tharlea Thomas Hard) 30 Balt Ink (’It v Helen Hairs 21 Salt lake City Dav 24 Oaaii Donald I la May Cahmm 17 Dana Donald Kira Fernrlius 21 Salt lake 8-- iay: the Morgan County Owen lnrr ant Salt Lake County Dimer Sid Rock Pitches !nt 32 Highland t AHifit W Lee to Stale and Local Statistics 4-- 1 29 fl 7 7 8 8 0 9 90— 10 tra HM t 15— 30— 10 10 Wnrh! ( t I s — Matty and hla orchea- - Coverage New Malueck and hla on h 00— ( PS 1 rrentra AMTO — 12 cbm — Arch) rhestra Bleyer and hla or 00— KMl — Goodnight 1 (Paid Advertisement) Latest flews and Sport Flashes HEAR THE FISHER REPORTER and Commentator - ILD YL U'io Kiiocvcirs 10:00 P11 DAILY (cin Hir'd! — Henry Kln stra — Sterling Young and hla or 11 to — ( rs — Pasadena Dance MIDNIGHT oo — t ns — Artie Shaw and hla orcheatra j 1 Tranaradio at ra rxerPT SUNDAY Latosl iport and rawi flathaf and of courUsy through rommantj F vliar Brawlng Company Salt LaU Cty t - - 1 kd ' V - ’“- - a : v W ri v 5" |