Show DEATHS Takes Spotlight Salt Lake Mining Trading Is Quiei Stock Quotations Co Hogle J On Wall Street Asked Listed Stocks Mickel Jay H I By Victor Ebank AP)— Assorted NEW YORK Oct tor stocks continued to make headway session today as Satthe sixth straightsessions were resumed market urday the recent but light profit cashing on leaders Proswing restrained many less caufessionals still bought more or the rally the hope that tiously on extended Customers were would be the majority scarce in boardrooms week-end habit maintaining the long to and the few who appeared inclinedand pending foreign Halllighten accounts domestic economic developments way bonds stiffened Bid t J j 1 a son of B Kay Jensen be K and Helen Hall Jensen will conducted Monday at the Huntsville cemetery by ward Marlow Stoker of the HuntsyiUe and Friends may call at the six to Sons funeral chapel SundayHuntsville the in Interment nine pjn ana cemetery directed by Lindqulst te"ashn Here's a star that really knows its lines! 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I I I -- I Box $27500 Standard-Ex-amin- D-- 7 er m SEFVTCE station on main highway now leased to large oil company Good returns on the inTotal price $10000 vestment Van Alfen Agency 2420 Klesel avenue Phones 6891 7939 FOR SALE— 20 new postage stamp machines Owner leaving for South America will sell at sacrifice Call 9400 ' LCT AtFOUND LOSTWatch man's Paramount Bowl or vicinity engraved "E G M 1943" Sentimental value Reward Call D A Wolff 6621 ext 5228 before 4:30 pm or 6 Bonneville Park evening Between LOST— Canyon road arid McClanahan's lady's Parker please watch black band Finder 624 Canyon return Phone road light FOUND — Guernsey heifer wearabout 3 years old spotted ing a poke Been here 3 weeks vicinity of Roy Call Town L-- Of-fl- ce WILL the woman-wh- o found wal- Thedell let belonging to Karl return 273 Franklin Re-wa- rd please - WATCH LOST — Outside --Moo Inn Thursday Navy boy's name on back I : MONDAY'S PROGRAMS Keepsake Call Reward 8794 LOST —Car black leather keys case with zipper M O Ander-soReward on keys Ph PETS RABBITSOk Salc Nutria (Co7pS)Tnewfa raise Strictly vegebearing animal for Free tarian Breeders McNeilsale Nutria booklet Write farm route 1 Raymond Wash SKYLINE kennels reg cockers Stud Service Skyline Sub div East Layton Kays 176-J- 3 TWO young Belgian giant rabbits also one large white rabbit Dial 6826 550 Fourth FREE— One cat to person offering good home Leaving town- Ph DOES someone have a female pom pup for sale? Phone 6 BLACK male cocker puppies 6 weeks old Phone COCKER Spaniel for sale $20 Ph n" 78 - 6392: COAL AND WOOD i I I FOR SALE OWNER— Large trailer $1000 per month Income park months of year over $500 eight four months Grocery store other on and home under construction income property Will Increase outwhen completed LocatedTucson side city on bus line Ariz May take North Ogdea or property part payment Cash terms Call Ogden ConEllsworth 2206 N tact Geo Aavenue Tucson Ariz Thirteenth IDEAL meat and grocery store doing very good business well stocked and equipped Including truck Three other business buildings attached all rented Very good location on Washington boulevard Other interests reason for selling Priced at only I j EVERY SUNDAY KSL-2- :30 P M Featuring Hear the New Collect vour ! a barrel of laughs as reward for listening to tThose Web-sters- "! 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Dealers on all Columbia Broadcasting THE THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMIN- E SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 1947 — hats and carried bouquets of white iature bride and eroom and a wed and pink roses ding bell was cut by the bride and Karolee and Kathleen Zemp twin groom The cake was made by daughters t Mr and Mrs Robert Harry Ries Rock Springs who Zemp were flower girls They presented it to the bride and wore floor length gowns of blue groom After the banquet the bride led marquisette fashioned like the bride's gown and carried baskets a Greek dance after which both of roses and stephanotis Joseph Greek and American dances were Sargent ring bearer wore a white enjoyed satin suit and carried the two rings The newly married couple MB on a white satin heart shaped pil- soon after the reception for IT of undisclosed low honeymoon trip new Mrs Barlow The destination Stiros Papanicolas Salt Lake costume away chose her for going was best man Ushers were City fashioned suit two a piece wore a grey Nick Coumas brother of the bride She pink Charles Ginoulis Salt Lake City with a peplum and a white orchid and hat gloves and George Boyick Logan Utah Her bag and shoes were of They wore tuxedos and white corsage brown carnation boutonnieres bride is a graduate of Evans- Mrs Coumas mother of the tonThe of 1943 She high school class bride chose for her daughter's wed- graduated Utah State Agri-- 1 from ding a gown of black satin em cultural college Logan Utah in She 1947 where she majored in history broidered in blue flowers wore a black hat with white feathis a veteran of World The" er trim black accessories and an War IIgroom having served for three orchid corsage ac vears in tne nmunc wiia A reception and banquet for 150 participated in major battles of the guests followed the wedding and Pacific theatre was held in the assembly room of The young couple will reside in the city hall A banquet was served Logan where Mr Barlow will conin Greek style with Theodore tinue his studies in medicine at Sargent Midvale Utah master of Utah State Agricultural college ceremonies Speakers during the banquet included the Rev Coukal- akis who sooke in Greek the Rev Russell D Laycock of St Paul's church Evanston the bride and Mr and Mrs Stephen groom Coumas Stiros Papamncolas and George Payias of Salt Lake City Guests included relatives and friends from Salt Lake City Price Magna Logan and Midvale Utah and Rock Springs and Green River Wyoming A wedding caKe aecoratea in pure white and topped with a min- - REWARD! Oct 4 — Donna Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Parker has returned from a vacation in the Northwest While there she visited her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Floyd Stewart Seattle Wash She visited in Portland Oregon She also visited Victoria Canada making the trip aboard the Princess Kathleen Miss Parker was accompanied by her aunt Mrs George Parker and by Mrs Thora Christensen 12B RICH WEST POINT KLENKE FLORAL Washington directions Send twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Needlecraft Service Inc First and Stevenson Sts San Francisco Calif Print plainly pattern number your name and address Fifteen cents more brings you our Needlecraft catalogue There are 102 illustrations of designs for crochet knitting embroidery — personal accessories home decorations toys Free instructions for making five useful decorative household accessories printed in the book Donna Parker Back For Vacation Tour And the Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark 2955 has th PHIL SPITALNY AND HIS jua FRED We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who were so kind during the bereavement of our beloved husband and father William Waddoups Jr Especially do we wish to thank those who managed and aided in preparing food also the speakers singers and those who sent beautiful floral offerings Mary Jane Waddoups and family 270-30- 83-8- 5 CCAGO 6900 Card of Thanks 240-27- 25-5- 0 salable 500 (estimated) compared Cattle: week ago good and choice fed steers and yearlings higher medium grades hZut ?ieidy ""even on cattle selling heifers 5 on good and choice medium gradeshigher cows steady weak to 25 lower early but closed steady top on strictly choice 1371 lb reached 3526 light yearlings "VP 3450 mixed yearlings 3190 heifer year- xa duik good and choice fed at 28 ciosea comparable 2650-300- 0 most good beef cows DIAL 636 180-24- e- in-uro- MORTUARY Pattern motifs about 4x12 in Laura Wheeler's new improved pattern makes needlework so simple with charts photos concise 6 ri-d- ay 50-2- colors in this Rainbow Mix Jarwtn Assortment Breeder and Cottage f Tuhp- - for remarkable low coat of lew than 2c per bulb of fasseua selected and second Mt l ttxy are first m ymf bulba 1M' to Z rirrnmicKOfe Satisfaction guaranteed or money back 12 Dutch Iris Bafts Estrs G transfer of 1750-200- 0 65-23- 00 400-nin- e KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- linens colorful 00 0: 870-10- FUNERAL DIRECTORS FLORISTS Patterson The following is a summary of the Ogden livestock market for week ending Friday Oct 3: Cattle and calves: salable receipts totaled 3569 during the past week com3454 durpared with 3928 last week and ing a corresponding period a year ago The bulk of the salable supply were grassy offerings All classes declined except vealers and feeder steers Slaughter steers lower heifers fully 50c lower spots SI 00 off medium and good cows fully 50c lower canners to common steady to weak bulls 50c off vealers and calves generally steady except some weakness on the lower grades lowFeeder steers steady heifers A few good er spots $100 lower weighty grass steers made $2425 the bulk of the low good kinds scored $2250-232medium grades 1800-220- 0 common 1600-175- 0 Good heifers made 2000-220- 0 inmedium kinds 1600-197- 5 lbs at 1975 and one cluding a load 958 load at 1925 common grades made 1400-155- 0 Average good grass cows a few reaching 1700 scored 1500-165- 0 those grading medium scored 1300-145- 0 Cutter to common 1050-125- 0 canners extremely thin kinds down to 750 The bulk of the good brought 1700-180- 0 weighty beef bulls 1650-1700 Good sausage bulls medium cutter to common kinds 1450-1601300-140- 0 Good to choice vealers scored 2100-230- 0 medium offerings made 1800-200- 0 Culls common 1600-175- 0 were down to 1400 or below Two loads lb feeder steers sechoice cured 2265-230good to choice carryincluding ing less weight 1950-220- 0 load 770 lb at 2200 Medium grades and choice feeder heifers 1750-200- 0 Medium to good stocker and feeder cows 1100-140- 0 Load choice mixed steer and heifer calves 2100 bulk good to choice 3-- 5: one-thir- ty By James L 2-- 270-30- Mar-th- a CHATELAIN— Funeral services for oi Albina Chatelain 78 wife Bartholomew E Chatelain will be ch w 1 180-24- services for Andrew mow JENSEN— Funeral Grain A son Funerals 5c 1 - v- - I $281-S28- North held Monday at two pm at the Heber Ogden chapel with Bishop may Getting your guest room J Heiner conductinghomeFriends m Nortn for the holidays? Embroider ready call at the family and Ogden Sunday afternoon and evening these on motifs charming applique pm until and Monday is linens! cemetery Square patch applique North Interment in Ogden directed by Linoquist ana pum Simple embroidery to make guest together with Mrs Page are spendas guests ing the coming week-en- d of Mr and Mrs Ray Dahl Midvale The M I A is having a hayrack ride followed by a sack apron and overall dance Tuesday evening Oct 7 Hayracks will call for those who wish to attend th Andrew Kay Jensen - R of Rulon K andSouth Salt City 730 East Eighth i£ v diMf in an Oaden hospital at - K parents Friday the The baby is survives Mrs Rouse a and Mr grandparents Hall Roy and Mr Jensen Huntoville great r H£rmonv ana ivirs jcu nr St Georg and Charles R SuUivan be co Graveside servicesa will Hunts min ten Monday atInterment 11 made un cemetery wo mortuary the of der the direction Washington 12—2040 Oct 4 — A Wyo sons arrange-Thirty-six- Kay Jensen - Jsvnld j V EVANSTON Anitnrpst 3 i g Mary Coumas Is Now Bride of John V Barlow - nuptial event of the fall season m Evanston was that of Mary Coumas daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Coumas Evanston and John Victor Barlow son of Mr and Mrs William Barlow Hawthorne N J The double-rin- g ceremonv was performed Sunday afternoon Sept 28 in St Paul's Episcopal church here with the Rev Gus Coukala- kis nocK springs officiating The church was decorated with masses of white gladioli and light en wmie tapers The bride wore a white satin wedding gown and finger-ti- p veil wnicn ieu trom a white lace crown She carried a white orchid on a white Bible Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister Stella Coumas who wore a blue brocaded satin dress fashioned like that of the bride She wore a Queen Anne hat and carried a bouquet of white and pink roses Misses Chrysanthi Ginoulis and Betty Ginoulis Salt Lake City and Theo Vozakis Evanston were bridesmaids They wore identical gowns of pink brocaded satin similar to the bride's Queen Anne fraf i -- 1 Bofe ll New York Stocks SteTl day after Warren row Ogden nospital afternoon at ftoctocK at his premature birtr his parents Surviving in W1°" Jeff sizemore are: a brother Pat"ckMr and Mrs C d Mrs and his grandparents and m B Sizemore o£ Ogder u DriebuscB S Driebusch of g36 Sizemore was formerly The body is at the where f e y the ments are being tenta w Entombment win Tuesday mausoleum 09 I? 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25c 4434 Southern Pacific Rico 120 (fi 122 S perry 227s Silver Shield 1000 6c 58 Standard Oil California Great Western 2000 fif 5cL 74 Standard Oil New Jersey 21 Studebaker 9 Sunshine Mining 56 Texas Co Texas Gulf Sul 16 Trans America 11 Twentieth Century Fox 1 25 By William Ferris Union Carbide rJ 102 CHICAGO Oct 4 (AP) — Grains een Union Oil j moved lower on the board of erally i Union Pacific 141 trade today although extreme losses 21 United Airlines were reduced before the close Corn Un Corp 3 again showed a weaker undertone than V S Rubber 45 either wheat or oats T S Steel 72 3 Wheat closed loser Decem33 ber 1 corn was Walgreen 4 low13 Warner Pictures er December $221- and oats were Western Auto 48 to 1 loWer December unchanged $110-?Western Union 25 11 1 A TIT l tv ca ifri 11 niHMdRtf OO 4 28 Westlnghouse Electric CHICAGO Oct 4 f APl— Wheat No I Wool worth 46 Z red 288 i 22 Zenith Corn No 2 yellow 236-23No 3 236-23- 6 Oats No 1 heavy white 116 No 1 white 113 No 2 heavy white 115-11- 6 OGDEN Oct 4 fUSDAI— Hogs: salable Barley malting 185-23- 0 nominal feed 199 butcher classes 125 higher sows 170-18- 5 nominal on 75 up top for week 30 00 Field seed per nomThursday 1400-150- 0 inal: timothy 440-46- 5hundredweight good tochoice top 2925 bulk 2850-292closing red top 240-20 5 lbs butchers 0 lbs 2800-7-5 lbs 2700-7sows on over 300 lbs 2600-7-5 light and Egg's over 330 lb Batter butcher order 2500-260- 0 SAN FRANCISCO Oct 4 (UP) — 2400-50 heavies down mostly rough market: Dairy 2300 Butter— 92 score 75 90 score 68 Cattle: salable and total: none for Cheese— Loafs 4 tripletsVa week: salable: 3569: compared last week A 1 Eggs— Large medium grade steers 0 lower heifers grade A 3 slaughter small grade A 6 50 off spots 100 lower medium fully B 0 and good cows fully 50 lower can-ne- large grade to common steady to weak bulls 50 off vealers and calves steady some weakness on lower grades feeder steers lower spots 100 steady heifers on otner stocxer and feeders steady good weighty grass steers 2425 bulk cows good 2250-232medium 1800-2- 0 00 common 1600-175- 0 good heifers 1600-19720 medium 5 includPRICE UTAH Oct 4 — 985 lb 1975 common 0 ing load 1500-165-0 cows Dr J C Hubbard Carbon(AP) good few up county 1700 medium 1300-145-0 cutter to com- physician reported today that an mon 1050-125- 0 canners 850-1- 0 down 750 good beef bulls 17 0 epidemic of scalp ringworm is few 1800 good sausage bulls 1650-170- 0 rampant among children here Hubbard asked parents to take medium 1450-160- 0 cutter to common 1300-140good to choice veal- every precaution in guarding their ers 21 medium 18 common 1600-175culls down 1400 2 loads children against the disease and in choice lb feeder steers 22 treating scalps which already are good to choice less weight 1950-2- 2 infected 00 medium 1700-190- 0 common 1400- 16 50: good to choice feeder heifers 0 17 00 medium to good stockers 1800-2- 0 00 with strictly good Montanas 2100 common and medium beef and feeder Cows 1100-140- 0 load choice to cows 1475-175- 0 mixed heifer and : canners and cutters 1125-1350 370 lb 3200 bulk good to choice 1750-200- 0 vealers closed at 2700 down heavy slaughter calves then turning at Sheep salable and total: none- - for 2000 down Sheep: salable 100 (estimated): comlambs £ef£: !If ble 288!5 "laughter higher: slaughter ewes fully 50 pared week ago good and choice slaughlower feeding lambs 25 higher on clos- ter lambs higher lower grades ing day 2 doubles good and choice 102 steady to 50 higher ewes steady week's lb slaughter lambs 2275 seven doubles I top 2365 week's bulk good and choice i": — In mivnrJ "n - u t medium to good iceaers zz25: Mon native lambs 2250-230- 0 common 1600-1- 8 00 day several loads and lots good to natives 1900-220- 0 choice lb slaughter lambs 2250 good and choice slaughter ewes 900: common to medium 5 an choice 90 choice ewes 950-7£Uea£ 6OUDle' ewes mainly 750-85- 0 22 straight nine Thursday doubles good to choice mixed fat and feeder lambs 2325 straight good to choice slaughter ewes 850-80- 0 bulk medium to good 600-7- 5 common down decks choice 83 lb Montana feed-i"- g 2? 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