Show New York Stock Exchange rrm Merrill Lynch Jml l— 4-- Car iiiwi' MW tit on US us 34 14 44 Oaaaral 53S Coaayaarn 9 M It pfd Ol Weal Sua Gr jr hound Carp Hudson Motor I Nor 43' C I 7 tllaa Car ' MIBwta L Ram Saudi a aso- Steel Ml m n A S3 E its 7 an Pacific I Can "Iotas P arra 4a I 17 ct rrr r Cola Taca Tolo Fual at root Zom at - MS OMo OSSS Cr4n M IMS Iron M M Set :m ClIC Ediaon US 13 Can 43 Goodrich is la US Brta B Ptratlona EaSS Oerarat - IMS f '" saa Car fLadiator a S T T Contalnar Corp C— IHianlal Can Can OU Dal Corn Protfucta Crana Curtiaa WrtgM US IIS US 54' 3SS SMfc I KrMfa 34' 41 S 47 17 laOCkhI 4 KM Coat Uat Montana Power Moat War ITS 44S MS s US MS US Central Mohawk Niagara AnNO Av Na American Nor Pact fit us 43S Ps Oil Pacific Caa Packard Par am Ptct Park Utah Penner J C R US MS Willys S'Mlnth n R 1M 44 S uU 37S I0TS 33 33S S MS 83S tl 14' 43S 77 S as 43S Youngstcm itrnith TT TO fa Unbeaten Field Slock Market Is Reduced Stages Rally Ms-chin- NEW YORK Jan IS ' AP Th stock Jan 10 (UP)— The mad aubatantial progreaa today market list of major unbeaten college bas- M a 'that nral buytnfoutmovement M MM slump wall ketball teams was sliced to Just price the which into past law thry driftad seven today as Syracuee university day NEW YORK and MiMUsippi Sute were blasted Thorn MM many fain of balwrm and 3 points among leader at the whila a aa Ire ted w taaues puihrd The graat bulk bayond that sharply eg eaa aaina of couraa ran from traction to a little past a point niaing prices encouraged trading of aa aatlmalad 1 MO 000 shares the best volume la more than a month The total yesterday came to l TT0 000 share V S Rubber gained between 4 and S point with 4 top gain of around S aa the strength of Use proposal for one stock split to b aca three-fo- r a Initial complished with spilt and then a 90 par cent Stock dividend American Caa at the tame 4lme continued Its climb after the four-fa- r --one split proposal or two days age tt waa up CS yesterday and added another 3 and S today gain of Between There ware plenty of other substantial aaini rattered arosahaV I Higher were Union Pacific Santa Pe Sinclair Oil United AIT LirSi Ameri-aa- o Telephone U S Steel Chrysler Anaconda Copper Sears Rorburk BoeDow Chemical ing Douglaa Aircraft and Radio Corp S out of the charmed circle Syracuee winner of its first six games absorbed a thorough 72 to 43 drubbing last night from Pittsburgh while Mississippi State victor m its first nine contests of the boat season was just as soundly whipped by Mississippi 77 to S3 17m twin defeats left these "lucky seven' as the elite of the college court— Kansas Soton Hall Florida Iowa Illinois Duquesne and St Bona venture Sexton Hall currently ranked as the No IS team in the nation is the only member of this group to play record iU tonight—risking Creighton gainst be-Syracuse waa stopped chiefly "i C'leelag Slack cause Pitt's Panthers found a Way Ii Furnished by J A Hogle CM center eight-Inc- h to stop 30 Ed Miller The Orange pivot man SO IndustriaU RI I 23 up a game average IS rails 4S3I up carried a utilltlc M storks mt aw Into last night s fray In Pittsburgh M aa 97 bonds up but the Panthers throttled him with 40 191 a Commodities throws free four and a single goal "Volume for a puny total of six points Credit to for the defensive Job goes mainly Pitt s Junior center Don Diroatek Mississippi Sute the surprise team of the Southeastern conferthe Salence fell behind Ole Miss after OGDEN Jan 10 lUSDAl— Miss able lOt butchers strong to Hogs— SSc highfirst six minutes at Oxford er soars steady to weak tar ly sales Center Coyt Vance tallied 27 points choice butchers StB23ilSS0: In a brilliant display for State SOW rhoire No lb odd choice Bowl f 1330 Miss Ole led Bobbins Ken while 4114 0 down to tows over SOS lb for ill boded MM The 13 with iaes Kenout of s chances beating Cattsa— Salable toe vary Jllow open-taState trade moat of scattered lots contucky for the loop championship new a of stackers and feeders law set sisting i nee Kentucky recently medium to good stock opws SID 00 conference scoring record in beat- lots 00 market not established on till IU igliler Ml ing Ol Miss US-5- 3 — two-for-or-ve 11-- 0 4 six-fo- 1 p ot I 24-poi- nt livestock ISO-IS- O g Calves Salable no early salsa Sheep-Salanothing sold early n trucked-tlambs Wed good so con isslaughter atititf 23 sad pieasA below ble Pocatello Trains On West Coast Ida-hoa- 23 100 New Tark Errt NEW YORK Jan 10 (AF -- Eggs 131 easy Nt ork pnt quotation! baed iargefjf gas exchange trading follow: mixed colors: Midwestern Fancy heavyweigh la 43c extra 1 p large 41c extra l medium SBVtaj SSc: pullets 33 c standards Urge 3Sti 4Dc current i receipts rehsndled J7j8c dirties J4 POCATELLO Jan 10 AP) — in the heart of CaliSt Helena fornia s Napa valley was named this morning as the spring training site of the Pocatello Pioneer Baseball league tcsjgf Jack Trimming president of the Pocatello club said that spring will begin April f trainingPocatellans will break camp The April 20 St Helena S3 miles north of San Francisco will offer the Idaho nine modern facilities including a new 340000 lighting plant Due to the city's location the Pocatello club is in the position to negotiate with many surrounding spring training camps for preseason games Business Manager Walt Mails to Pocatello last night returning west coast told Trimming from the that the two preseason games Ifelf the already been scheduled will take on Salem of the Western International league April The two clubs 8 at St Helena tangle April 6 at Calistoga Salem drill camp eaa ' address given Oive yourself ttie comfort of an Used sewing machines $5 (K) up storm - proofed" All makes and models several 1951 "insulated and models Pfaff Sewing Center 2534 home Insulation weather stripping We windows adv) storm doors storm Wash blvd' Phone can fit odd size or large windows 164 CosnpUint — On an improper Anderson Lumber Company (adv) phone 4441 Tc: complaint Robert Brking 234 Barrett forfeited $2 Call on expert for radio repairs bail in the city court pickup and delivery Supreme Rabelts dio Lab 1705 Wash Phone 0953 Buttons — Buttonholes (adv) buckles — custom made to your order — fast dependable service Any person who witnessed the Sewing Machine Exchange 2274 two car automobile accident at 12th Wash Blvd adv) and Wash about midnight on Dec Far Aotaortsed Huover service 15 kindly call Mrs Burnett adv) see Hoover Sales and Service De- after 5 partment at Beyle Furniture or Filed — B W Balls filed § com(adv) phone 4431 court against plaint in the city 3200 as to collect Eddlnton — was Joyce Illegal parking Parking an automobile to damages Jed McKay the complaint against Of HunUvilIr who forfeited $5 bail Dr David L Kerr wishes to anin the city court nounce his return to his office 208 tadvi Sarglcal GarmenM— Trusses elas- Eccles Bldg Ph 4324 tic bOM Fitted by graduate techH E Riley Drugs 2201 Sewing machine rental 35 per nician month rtental may be applied to Washington Boulevard Dial new Pfaff Plaff Sew' (adv i purchase of 2334 Wash blvd Phone ing Center (adv) — Damaged clothing Sewing Xpert iy repaired Bar 1 1 Judgment — Seeking judgExchange 2274 Wash s: ment of 36346 against Neal JU Forfeiture — D B Stocks no ad- Johnson a complaint was filed in dress given forfeited 32 bail in the city court by the Credit Bureau the city court for parking in a red of Ogden gone If you need a chrome kitchen set discount on dry cleaning Tribe's Home Furniture January Cash and carry Hoffman Cleaners Clearance sets are tops in values (adv) 1781 Wash Hivd ladv) 1946 Dodge I P to 37 allowance tor your old pickup Very condition 3483 110 North battery on our long life layer good tadvi batteries Use our budget Berrett's Wash Phone Service 36th and all and Roy Sentenced — Russell L Ladd 24 Utah (adv) sjs address given was sentenced in the city court to pay 324 on a charge of disturbing the peace on lower Twenty fifth :fvrtn US 3S 4TS 1 IrTthTOy court by ftaftjelt-i-cal no If 33S Param U Rubber S O Smelt U S Smelt pfd U Steel Utah Power Waigraen Warner Plct West Auto Sup Weetern union Weatinfh Atrb Western Electric £ White Motan SI 33 S Y 33S Corp - gjSSttc checks 35c Whites Fancy heavyweights 4 4c extra 1 Urge 42c extra 1 medium ' 40c Browns' Fancy heavyweights 43'jc extra 1 medium J9r 40 1 rtalee IDAHO fedFALLS Jan 10 APeral stale market news potato report for Idaho Falls Upper valley Twin Falls Bur ley dutneta Offering moderate some shipments from prevtoua sales some rolled unsold Fair wire inquiry Demand very slow Market dull and unsettled I Sales I o b caah track! Vary few sales Rurts sacked per dart mm star A 100 lb lacks U S No 1 washed S4 10t 4 13 U S No 1 washed Shields Has Praise For Rival Stars Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations J ihurd A Hogle IS Km I I ti SAN PBANCISCO market: "97'c I I 10 (UP)— Dairy score 80c A S3 score 8 SeO score not uiioted -Cheese Grade A loaf 4i4j48c grade Butter— AA NEW YORK Jan 10 (AP — Frank Shields believes the United States can muster a tennis team that might beat the Australians in the Davis Cup this year even with Krnk Sedgman again leading the forces from down under The tall tanned and handsome captain of the U S cup team had nothing but the highest praise for Sedgman's play in the chaUajajssj round But he told a presa conference yesterday he believes the Intent of the amateur rules was being broken in the raising of a fund to be pgayaejtcd to Sedgman's fiancee as a wedding present Shields also defended his selection of Ted Schroeder over Dick Savttt the Australian and Wimbledon champion to team with Vic Seixas in the challenge round He named Seixas Herbie Flam Dick Savitt and Ham Richardson as a possible nucleus for the 32 team has a chance to which he believe beat Australia" Jan S3 Big HUl A singles Dames 44t47c Egg Grade A large 93t(33'c dium A 44- - 48' jc aasaU A 49' 43 03 00 02 02 23 34 1 ' H 1 07 10 S 08 Utt 07 SO 34 SO Grown Point Standard Bast Utah asaare Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka LUly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Cold Chain Grand Depoalt sasgsjft Waatnu Horn Stiver HoweU Indian Queen Kennebeck 07 03 2S 01 OJUj 03 43 as 14 Kearoggag laaaeow Mt States Dev Mountain View Natldnver Mel sis jjevgsla New Majestic New Park New Qutncy North Lily No Standard Oil Securities Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Ploche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutua Prince Con Prosper Mng Rico Argrntlne Royston Coal Silver King Coal Silver King West Stiver Shield Silver Standard 23 03 SS i ' 03 03 04 011 05 03 74 4aeg jUaBB Mon os 30 OS1 3 3 23 04'i 3 esH 13 17 01 'a 3 SS 04' 3 SO 44 04 19 Clarence W and Trowbridge Ruth Edna Williams 138 Harrison OS 01' boy 03 04 0m 03 13'' 30 IS I 03' OP 1 37 W 03 03 4 12'k 11 39 34 03 05 3 43 10 50 39 01' 803' 04' 04Vk 03 04 bid Asked S as 03 03 IS 90 90 76 00 3r l'c Feller Signs for 1 l'c Ik Jan Hesxler — Frederick and Rae Daniels 2035 Tyler girl Jan 10 DEE HOSPITAL Montoya — David Alfonzo and Maria Adella Guadalupe Garcia Clearfield boy Jan 9 e Weaver — Ronald Dickson and Craig RFD 2 Layton girl Jan 9 Curry —Cecil Leon and Nelba Annette Townsend Palisade Nev boy Jan 9' Jones— Reid LaMar and Barbara Jean Dickson Layton girl Jan 10 Turner — Ernest Edward and Venice Laughter 982 Grant boy La-Ve- Jan Asked" 38 Valley Belmar drive girl 724 — 18 33 03 Bid Over ska Cenater Hendricks Jan 9 03 04 SO IS 00 29 17' 74 00 ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL Smith — Hyrum J and Farrell OS 02' — Norman L Sevy Grace Nev forfeited $10 bail in the city court for not having license plates No Plates 22 of Births 7 37i ' Bi:t Equity OU 24 00 23 30 — Large A 37c large First Security Poultry producers 27 30 90 24 Utah Oil Ref A 99c: medium A 34c small A 47c 13 79 13 00 Utah So Oil Western dairy— Large A 3gc medium galss A 3©c smeU A 47c Bristol Silver 1000 at Sc Combined Metal 1000 at 27ic Commonwealth Lead 1000 at 4Vc Patatae Croff 900 at 31c Jan 10 CHICAGO East Standard 300 at 3c Arrivals 133 on track 331 toGrand Deposit 1000 at tal U B shipments 800: supplies mod1000 at 1'iC 10000 Indian Queen market slighterate demand moderate at Itse ease at ittc ly weaker on Colorado stegdy on 10oth1000 at 1000 Leonora at 3'iC SO 94c S3 10t McClures ers Colorado Madiaon 300 at 3Bc Idaho auaaets S3 30 6 00 I North Lily 100 at 37c 300 at 37c 7000 No Standard 10000 at c 2000 at at 4)0 Securities 100 at 99c 100 at 56c i oi at Park City Con 13000 at 32c Plumbic 900 at 13lc 90S at 13'c Mince Con 900 at 10c 900 at 10c ' 3000 at & Silver Shield 10000 at 3ic South Standard 1000 at 19c Tintic Lead 900 at 13c CLEVELAND O Jan 10 (UP) 200 at no 50 Sugar pfd 100 at S10 90 Bob Feller already one of base- 'c 10 Marriage Licenses Clarence Marion Brady 22 Ogden and Leonne Judith Robertson 19 Los Angeles Calif John Wallace Peterson 20 Hooper and Mary Jean Anderson 18 Kanesville Lloyd A Rose legal age and Irene Raymond legal age both of Oft den 21 Richard Edward Almeida Shenandoah Penn and Verla Rae Opheikens 16 of Ogden Divorces Filed La urine W Durrant against L Durrant cruelty Don-ol- d married March 4 1943 in Evanston Wyo Nola Rae Beachler against James Beachler cruelty married March 18 1948 in Preston Ida Betty Jean W Clay against Charles Robert Clay failure to pro-ff- if and desertion married May 9 1949 in San Jose Calif Lola May Jay against Gtllman H Jay cruelty married Aug 30 1950 CHICAGO Jan 10 APi— An early MB in grains failed to hold on the in Preston Ida a Berene Martin against Clyde Marboard of trade today Toward the Fancy Figure Utah-Idah- o e ball's greats pitching signed his Uth contract: with the Cleveland Indians Thursday for an estimated $55000 WWm former speed ball artist who now fools opposing batters with curves said he WSB atost contracts slipped below tjsg AJrV-Cly-de BROOKLYN Jan 10 happv about the contract previous caaaa "quite restored a pay cot he took Sukeforth was out of a job which Gains ranged to around a cent at the ss coech of the Brooklyn Dodgers last year exstart Buying developed on I used to and was Herman what from aptoday Billy far port business and official confirmavery small Australian wheat pointed in his place but Suke- make" Feller said "hut I con- tion of 4There never waa any supply forth said there waa nothing to sider it a good dead demand however and lata ta In 1948 under the aegis of reports there were strained the session increased liquidation found he said him and Manager between the market bare of buying orders Bill Veeck Feller c lower to He higher Wheat cloaad Charlie Dresaen earned $82000 which included Msrch lower S'i'c Sukeforth in the Dodger organ- $10000 as the result of a bonus March SIS2 8138s corn HwTsc lowi' oats ization 19 years as a catcher coach based on attendance er March SottSStc: rye HajGlHe lowsnd even manager for several days After he dropped to 16 wins in er May S3ll1! 112 soybeans 1c lowon occasion resigned suddenly cut be- er to 2VC higher January $30019cSU 1950 Feller accepted a a 300 and lard unchanged to his salary hundred the Brooklyn management lieved to have slashed fay lower January $14 85 pounds But to innoujicajd slightly less than $50000 At the same time they said MHi aeason he came back" to win CHICAGO Jan 10 (API — Cash whea- t22 his had signed Jackie games while losing onlyGreen-bereight Nona Baser contract for 199X General Manager Hank Cm No : S Wll4W 319344 IBS "am1st Sukeforth wouldn't say grade hy ofreadily acceded to Feller s pleOats— Nona demand for restoration of the pay wag leaving the Dodgers but Nominal: malting $1300173: Barley— cut and "threw in a few more feed SlSBSsl4t fered: (MM seed per hunI have several irons in the fire thousand la recognition of Bob 3 dredweight nominal: red clover $330041 3400 Timothy $3 301000 us god hops to get another job" all-tim- Grain Clyde Sukeiorth Out of Job fin-te- ' ru-u- Tjfl follow-throug- then-Preside- rela-tscs- se ' yes-:rda- v B'rrT g ' I Obituaries Obituaries Eliza Russell Charles Larkin ROY — Eliza Parker Russell I 'Obituaries A nursing course in mother end baby care and family health will WEST POINT Davis County — be sponsored by the Weber counMrs Marv (Mamie) Howell Mont ty chapter American Red Cross gomery 72 West Point died yes starting Wednesday Jan 16 terday in the Dee course will be taught The hospital after an extended illness st the chapter home 1961 WashMrs Montgomy to ington from seven-thirt- y ery moved to m will Class instructor p Yost Utah when be Miss June Thomas Red Cross 15 years of age She resided there nurse v until 1927 when Those desiring to take the course she moved to may register by calling the chapter West Point home 4601 The class it open to She had been an active LDS both fsthers snd mothers said Mrs church member O C Hammond director of nursing While at Yost she had been organist of the hunday services j Problems of babyhood and childschool had served as president and counselor qf the Relief society and hood are covered in the interesthad been a member of the Sun- ing course designed to give pracday school stake board She served tical training Post natal care of as Sunday school teacher and coun- both mother and baby is stressed Reward selor in the West Point Text books will be available 80 last mrf died ina the kDee hospital illness f night after two-wee- Mrs Kusseit had been an active civic and L D 12-ho- ur church She had S worker worked in Primary M I A and ward choirs her lifetime She served for many years as a school Sunday teacher At the time of her death she was a mem- be Lakeview ward She was one of the organizers of the Adams Canning Co in Syracuse and was associated with her cousin W Jake Parker She had worked at the Adams Canning Co and the Syracuse Canning Co in Roy Syracuse Star Canning Co inPackand later at the California ing Corp in Ogden She retired in 1925 She had resided in Hooper Syracuse and Roy On Nov 12 1890 she was married to John Russell in the L D S Logan temple Mr Russell died Aug 2 1844 in Ogden Mrs Russell was born April 20 1871 in Hooper a daughter of Edwin and Catherine Cox Parker Surviving are two sons J Dale Russell Hooper Edwin F Russell eight Roy eight grandchildren the following brothers and sisters: Levi C Parker Roy: Mrs Herman Greeu Kanes-vill- e Francis A Child Ogden R Parel Parker Leet G Parker Vern C Parker Mrs James R Beus and Mrs W O Belnap Hooper Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at eleven a m at Lind-quiand Sons Colonial funeral E chapel 3408 Wsahington Bishop Gayle Sheffield of the L D S Lake-vieward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary tomorrow from five to eight p m and Saturday until the hour of service Burial will be in Hooper cemetery nine-thirt- nannwLnainwwLnsTB entire st w Agnes S Fife BRIGHAM CITY— Mrs h tin cruelty married June 15 1929 in Ogden Elaine P Atkinson against Lyle H Atkinson cruelty married March ItM in Salt Lake City Ida M Batchelor against George M Batchelor cruelty married April 30 1942 in Ogden C Divorces Granted John E Daliey from Lillian L Dalley cruelty married Sept 24 1950 in Elko Nev David Moss from Annie Mae Moss desertion married Nov 18 1925 in Ogden Green JSpl$h Green from DeVon cruelty married June 10 1951 in Evanston Wyo Maureen B Lee from Clifford N Lee cruelty married June 24 1949 in Ogden neu uross nans Nursing Course Mary Montgomery Agnes Shumwjv Fif 77 of 229 North First West died Tuesday night at the home of a daughter in Payette Idaho after an illness of two weeks A member of the Seagull camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers DMrs S Fife was active too in the L church having served in the Relief society presidency fur 25 years LShe A worked also in the Y W M and in the Primary Her marriage to Adam J Fife in November of 1892 took place in the Logan temple He died in 1948 Mrs Fife was born on Aug zo 1874 in Mendon Cache county to Charles and Sarah Jardine Shum-- i way She grew up and was schooled in Clarkston a few miles distant Mr and Mrs Fife "lived for a time in Roy Garland and Preston Idaho but had resided here since mm aaasMifei iaBa gas FARR WEST— Charles F Larkin 80 Farr West died last night in the illk Dee hospital after a ness Mr Larkin was educated in Weber county schools and Weber academy He had engaged in farming in Farr West since 1902 In 1896 he moved to Thatcher Ida where he remained until moving to Farr West in 1902 While in Thatcher he was secretary in the Bannock stake MIA After returning to Farr West he was active in the Farr West ward as a ward teacher and a member of the genealogical committee He was born Nov 10 1871 in Farr West a son of William J and Eliza Taylor Larkin He married Janetta Frost in 1894 She died in 1897 In 1900 he married Elizabeth Turner She died in 1933 He married Wilhelmina Deem one-wee- April 9 1935 Surviving are his widow the following sons and daughters: Charles W Larkin Farr West Mrs W H (Anna) Garrett Reno Nev: Mrs Hasting Geneva Madsen Ogden: George B Larkin Ely Nev eight grandchildren one sister Mrs Laura Brown Farr West Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at two p m in the LDS Farr West ward Bishop Thep Thompson officiating Friends may call at Larkin mortuary Twenty-- f o u r t h and Adams Ogden tomorrow from four to nine p m and Saturday until noon and at the ward chapel in Farr West Saturday one hour prior to services Interment will be in Ogden city cemetery Grace Furgeson lief society Four of her sons were recently honored because each is a member of a different L D S ward bishAll four bishopric posiopric tions are represented by them including ward clerk Mrs Montgomery was born April 27 1879 at Wellsville Cache county a daughter of Louis and Mary Williams Howell On May 28 1902 she was married to James N Montgomery in the LDS Salt Lake temple He died in West Point Jan 9 1948 Surviving are eight sons and daughters Rollan Montgomery Ida- e ho Falls Ida Chester L R Hugh-iand Reese E Montgomery West Point Leland N Montgomery Clinton Anthon and Faunt E Montgomery Clearfield Mrs Jay (Alta) Gibson West Weber 24 grandchiland six dren one brothers and sisters Evan Howell Roosevelt William HoweU Ogden Reese Howell Preston Ida Mrs Lake City Mrs Martha Teel Salt ' Sarah Sanders Hamer Ida and Mrs Libby Morris Rexburg Ida Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at one p m in the L n D S West Point ward Bishop R Oleson officiating Friends may call at Lindquist and Sons Colonial funeraj chapel 3408 Washington Ogden tomorrow from six to nine p m and at the residence of a son Reese Montgomery West Point Saturday from ten a m until twelve-thirtp m Burial will be in West Point cemetery great-grandchi- FUNERALS aaaaa LARKIN Funeral aaj cnarlea F Larkin will be held Saturday at 2 m West ward chapel in the p ftr ld H-6- W C Zimmerman Mrs Grace Cragun Furgeson 57 Porter died last night in the Dee hospital after an extended ill ness Mrs Furgeson had been a lifelong resident of Osden and Pleas Ogden While in ImBKhBBW BfSggSfi ant View She I aggr Ogden he was a 1909 made her home member of the L Surviving are a daughter Mrs in Ogden the past D S Eighteenth five 37 years Henry A iLuellai Frogley ward where he was active as a an and S Basil ulen William sons C She was ward teacher He was later a S Fife all of Brigham Dell B active member of member of the L D S Tenth ward S Don the LDS Fife Inglewood Calif and In Ogden he resided at 337 EightSB Fife Salt Lake City ward eenth HaBhdl WMa visit- I He was a veteran of World war Surviving too are 14 grandchil- and i and ins teacher in the WsbbIK dren eight I serving with the U S army seven brothers and sisters: John J Retief Society and a former mem Prior to his illness he was a memDaughters of Utah Pion ber of the original Herman Baker Shumway and Mrs J J Thompson ber of the u Garland William P Shumway eers post No 9 American Legion OgPreston R F Shumway Logan to On Jan 3 1909 she wasinmarried den Since 1944 he had been conJohn Henry Furgeson Ogden fined to veterans' hospitals in Salt Howard Dell Shumway Ogden She was born April 4 1894 in Lake City Boise Idaho and VanShumway San Pedro Calif Calif Pleasant d of a View couver Wash daughter and Mrs F L Owens Stafford U Shaw and Laura He had been employed in Ogden Cragun Ariz Surviving are her husband the at the Ogden mail terminal The funeral will be held Satursons and daughters: On March 26 1926 he married following day at one p m in the Brigham Hlrold Furgeson Raymond Florence Daley in Ogden They Third ward chapel Bishop Eber-har- d George C Furgeson Darlene Furgeson and were later divorced Zundel conducting Elva Rookhuyzen Mrs Sidney He was born Aug 17 1896 in Harold at the call Friends may Mrs Cecil (Velma Hunts- Ozark Ala a son of Frank W and tomorrow Ogden: B Felt funeral home man Long Beach Calif eight Willie E Cliatt Zimmerman night from seven to nine and Sat- grandchildren two brothers and Surviving are two sons and two in be will Burial morning urday one sister Wilson H Cragun Vista daughters William Frank ZimmerBrigham City Calif Calvin Cragun Los Angeles man U S army Fort Sill Okla d Charles Lewis Zimmerman U S and Mrs Gus (Bessie) Perry navy Japan: Angelene Mary ZimFuneral services will be con- merman Brigham City and Mrs ducted Saturday at one p m at Jim (Shirlene) Zoagmaister Ogand the Lindquist and Sons Colonial funer- den: two grandchildren By The Associated Press brother and sisters: al chapel 3408 Washington Bishop following Mrs Mae Barlow Hansen Lott Franklin R Brough of the L D S Frank H Zimmerman Mrs Alma 59 Salt Lake City Twenty-sevent- h ward officiating Brown and Mrs Angeline MaxMiss Callic Barksdale Gaines Friends may call at the mortuary well Shreveport La former principal at Rowland hall tomorrow from six to nine p m Funeral arrangements will be anschool for girls in Salt Lake City and Saturday until the hour of serv- nounced by Lindquist and Sons 3408 Funeral chapel ice Burial will be in North Ogden Colonial Washington D C Washington Henry Nephi Glad 57 Salt Lake cemetery City Mrs Emma Easton Marshall Church 83 Provo Christian B Chris) Hansen 76 former Salt Lake City resident BRIGHAM CITY — Jens Peter CORINNE—Mrs Ellen H Larson Oakland Calif Corinne woman died Nelson who came to this country Mrs Elizabeth Boley Shanley 81 year-did 80 Salt Lake City last night a few minutes before nine from Denmark in 1892 died at four 62 field of a illness related to rflr! Rav McAllister this morning of causes related to age superintendent for United States advanced States at age He was staying with a son in Fidelity and uuaranty company 12 She came to the United Salt Lake City years of age and was followed Mrs Flora Howard McKenzie 69 from Sweden three years later by Ogden He was 88 His wife the forformer Springville organist Salt her parents Mrs Larson was active mer Marie Fransen died Karen in the Methodist church and in the Lake City three weeks ago She was 86 Mrs Sarah E D Hutchinson 63 Ladies ME club A convert to the L D S church Orem She was born July 5 1870 in he immigrated to America at Mrs Lucy Elizabeth Holm 58 Norskoping Sweden the daughter when years of age coming here with of Albin and Louise Hedman The nine Milford parents Mr Nelson engaged 41 retired family after arriving in Utah his Floyd Ivan Davis in and stock growing farming Glen a and lived for time in Springville bookkeeper Spring His interest in all church activi h Mrs Ellen Isabell Elder in Salt Lake City 81 Hinckley Her marriage to Louis Larson ties was unflagging andssin 1902 he Mrs Mary Keller Munk 86 of took place on Oct 9 1901 in At the time of his death Manti Lake City he was a high priest in the Brig 74 retired Brothersen a Elmer son The P are survivors Parley Fifth ward Larson Corinne two sisters Mrs ham farmer Garfield The couple were married on A R (Edith) Merill May wood April 2 1885 in the Logan temple Calif and Jeneve Erickson on April Box Elder county: five 11 Mr1863Nelson wasof born Hans L and a son grandchildren and two brothers Karen Hansen Nelson During his Oscar and Otto Hedman both of lifetime he lived for a time in Salt Lake City Utah and in Mink Creek A private funeral will be held Mantua Idaho at with eleven Mrs Olivia Scott 45 of 869 West Saturday morning are the following sons was taken to St the Rev Giles Wilson of Tremonton andSurviving Twenty-sixt- h daughters: at call the Benedict s hospital at three a m officiating Friends may G A Nelson and Mrs Justin Harold B Felt funeral home to- (Francis) today for treatment of possible City to nine Mrs WallaceNelson Brigham cracked ribs head and body cuts morrow night from seven (Carrie) Wilde Perry and bruises reportedly received and Saturday morning before the Box Elder county E J Nelson Oga rela- services during an argument KwithBurkdoll den Orland Nelson Uintah Clarin Burial be will City Brigham Officers J Police tive Ida A Lor ence Nelson and T H Dyer said The women's cemetery The family requests no enzo Nelson Dayton Ida Chester Shelley flowers condition was reported fair Mrs Calif Nelson Hollywood deOfficers' said Mrs Scott Pocas Beach (Mabel) Long George clined to sign a complaint against Calif and Mrs Fred (Vera) Hen-dri- x the relative Huntington Park Calif Also surviving are 53 greatgrandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Mrs Hannah Osburn Brigham Darrel Robins chairman of the City: Henry Nelson and Mrs NetOgden USO committee today ex- tie Fa rns worth Grace Ida Daniel pressed appreciation to individuals Nelson Lava Hot Springs Ida NePerry Slater is the new presi- and organizations who contributed phi Nelson Mink Creek Ida An dent of the Riders of the Wasatch He was elected last night Siater gifts food and money to the USOa thony Nelson Wendell Ida and Mrs Elva Christensen Caldwell succeeds Herman t Swede) Wangs-gar- d to make the holiday program success Ida JosMrs thanked He especially Harold B Felt funeral home will The Wasatch Riders also elected holiof the chairman announce time and place of funeral Jimmy Allen as vice president and eph Aldrich day activities committee for the Joe Clapier as secretary-treasursoliciting donations President Slater said that an ex- time she gave The USO accommodated over 850 tensive program of spring and sum- men from local installations and Supervisor to Speak mer events is being planned Sahara en route over the holidays Buffet SAHARA VILLAGE—The a discus were made possible by Village PTA will hear suppers on the new Women oi the Moose donations on two occasions and sion tonight at eight Women of the Moose Radiant sandwiches and coffee were avail- method of reading as outlined oy Miss Virginia Merrill supervisor of chapter 134 will hold its meeting able at ell times Response from Davis elementary schools A dis servicemen was overwhelmFriday evening Jan 11 at seven-thirt- y cussion and skit will follow p m in the L O O F hall ing he said 3314 ' with Bishop Theo Thompson conducting Friends may call at the Larkin mortuary Friday 4 to 9 p m and at the ward chapel in Farr West Saturday 1 hour prior to services Interment will 'ae In Ogden City cemetery directed by Larkin mortuary FURGESON — Funeral services for Orace Cragun Furgeson of 3314 Porter who died Wednesday will be held Saturday at 1 p m to Lindquist and Kong Colonial Funeral chapel with Bishop Franklin R Brough of the 27th ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 6 to 9 p m and Saturday until time of services Interment will be In the North Ogden cemetery directed by Lindquist and Sons RUSSELL — Funeral services for Eliza Parker Russell of Roy who died will be held Saturday at Wednesday 11 a m in Lindquist and Sons Colonial chapel Bishop E Oayle Sheffield of the Lakevlew ward officiating Friends may call at the mortMry Friday from 5 to 8 p m and Saturday until time of services Interment will be In the Hooper cemetery directed bv Lindquist and Sons MONTGOMERY — Funeral services for Mary (Mamie) Howell Montgomery of Or-liWest Point who died Wednesday wUl be held Saturday at 1 p m in the West Point ward chapel with Bishop OrUn R Oleson of the West Point ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 6 to 9 p m and at the home of a son Reese Point Saturday Montgomery In West 10 a in to 12:30 p m Interment will Point West In be the cemetery diy rected by Lindquist and Sons BAKER — Funeral services for Steven Myron Baker 33 husband of Virginia Arsenal Villa Barrah Baker of 3 will be held Saturday 1 p m at the Garfield Idaho ward chapel Bishop B Holland William officiating Friends may call at the Myers and 533 26th St Rose chapel Foulger William Cliatt Zimmerman 55 Thursday 12 noon to 9 p m and at the ward chapel In Idaho Saturday former resident of Ogden died prior to service Interment will be Sunday Jan 6 at the Veterans' under the direction of Myers and hospital VancouFoulger mortuary ver Wash after TWITCHELL — Funeral services for a long illness will be Manford G rover TwltcheU Mr Zimmerheld Friday at 1 p m in the Larkin C W Wlmmer chapel with Bishop man moved to conducting Friends may call "at tha Weber Taylor funeral home Thursday evening from county in Se6 to 9 and Friday until the service 1925 hour Interment will be in a local ptember where he resided cemetery directed by Larkin mor-tuafor several years jg jj ? He later moved to FUNERAL DIRECTORS Twen-tv-seven- Friendy COUNSEL th IN EVERY WAY we strive to make this a funeral "home with quiet unobtrusive sir vice and friendly understanding When sorrow comes and counsel or advice is needed we stand ready to help you Call on us at any hour of the day or night Wil-lar- 4 REMEMBER OUR PHONE -NUMBER 5311 "Where Your Dollars Buy More" Utah Deaths -- six-wee- AULTOREST MORTUARY Funeral Directors -- LORISTS And The Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL er K- Washington Blvd BLDO Dial Sill PARK VIEW FLORAL For flowers to express you Pbon4 HENRY at Park View DIAL 7231 K fisse 1904 -v Lizzie Norseth Flowers Specializing In Tour Floral Needs Phon4 afwfei Bom4 Phone 1380 Kleael -- 314 JENSEN FLORAL CO flowers for every Occasion Phona 7$ia ttXhiriRton Blvd tM WEBER FLORAL CO 740 28th St Phone Greenhouse OgdenBlvdCity Floral Co Otal 4741 LEGAL NOTICES i El-wo- President Named Holiday Success By Riding Group THEATRE ORPHEUM 2514 Stan-wort- Gifts Make USO 978S ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP ( Woman Injured In Family Fight Phone StM Washington k Sr? Phone 5311 836 36th St lens P Nelson Ellen H Larson ( ry SkL: j Wil-lar- SO 02 03J — Vital Statistics 131 at 13 30 10 03 3 00 09 4 90 00' 90 ': 34 04 33 03 04 09 03 3 90 i Bail of $2 on a OS c of parking In a red zone if 07'a was forfeited in the city court by 03 Clarence Smith no address given 07 03' 74 Professional cornet lessons by 03 for apLoyal West Phone 07' (adv) pointment 40 01H 36 04 31 03J 03 1 Leaves Bail 09 37 34 01' Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Grow Calves to be better milkers than their mothers Feed Purina Calf Startena especially blended for calves Does a better job than Batik — costs onr half as much to feed Rasmussen Grain Com(adv pany 03 1 OP Sioux - 07' II to 24 Cnllsted Bloeea Antelg S4tgar pfd Utah Fire Clay Hah Pow Light 04 SB 01 Friday Special — Dutch apple at Washington Bakeries — Washington Market 2472 Wash S3 Blvd American Food Store 2235 OS Wash Blvd American Food Store 07'a in Roy (adv) 00 as S3 Bus Zone — For allegedly parking in a bus zone L W Johnson no address given forfeited $2 bail in the city court pi 04' 03' 04 03" 22 04 Magnolia Mammoth Miller Hill For only MM Yes six big mouth SS watering Hostess cake macaroons 03's for only 10c! 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Mfg Dae Aula 14 In ImMiuai l mar Can Co Satri mm T4 BJettfteM r Ur aaaWctlea kldant tnc UaMrS Ck Dye Utie Oulixri Ua Airline km Wooian UMKcnSa RCA Republic pat S31 SB THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY Pure Oil Diamond Mali a Doug Aarerafl Da Saet Arrliaa AMINIR STANDARD-E- THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1219 Wash " Bids will NOTICE received by the Purchasof Fiing Division of the Commission nance of the State of Utah 147 Bute Salt Lake City Utah Capitol10 Building a m January 9 1952 on the until o b f Ogden Utah following ISO tons Kiln Dried Road Salt As per complete specifications at 147 State Capitol Building Salt Lake City Utah The Commission of Finance rexmrs the right to reject any or all bids or to accept or reject tha whole or any bid or to waive any inpart of any technicality inAllany bid In formality or or bids will the State the interest be rejected or awarded within 5 days bids after bid opening Only giving a firm quotation and definite delivery data wui be accepted T 8 CURTIS Purchasing Agent Published Jan 10 1953 law " NOTICE Or RFGtJI R MKFTING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF LION COAL CORPORATION To: The Stockholders ot the Lion Nottce is hereby given that a regular meeting of the Stockholders of the Lion Coal Corporation will be held in the Directors' R4pm of the Lion Coal Corporation number 1107 First Security day BuUdlng Ogden Utah on the 22nd10:00 ot January 190& the hour of a m for the purpose ot electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year Dated and alfB44t this 10th day of ' January BY1952 ORDER OF Coal Corporation: THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF LION COAL CORPORATION W J Scafdtng Ass Published Jaa 10 19H t Secretary 1100 |