Show r- ' THE OGDEN (UTAH) 10 XS Obituaries Youth Nabbed in Wild Chase Taken Weekly Livestock Review bulk choice prime fed steers ?!!’ over 1150 t The following is a summary of the hi50 2050-220- 0down good Ogden livestock market for the week 1875-205- 0 High-choiand prime ending Friday July 22: 1850- choice and food 2250 heifers modto be Sheep receipts continued cows commercial Few 2200 young erately heavy from the Idaho range 1400 bulk utUity and commercial t territory slaughter lambs were most- 1050-135- 0 many utility 1050-110- 0 A Industrial School ly 50 lower feeding lambs fully 50 canners Comand cutters 9 off ewes about steady good and mercial bulls late 1450 Few choice parolee who led Sunset Davis choice fed steers and heifers were to vealers 1900-200- 0 relatively and Weber County and state high25-- 50 lower cows were uneven- fewprime but late above 1800 Good lower vealers and stock stock choice ly 100-20- 0 steers 2100 good to choice stock way patrol authorities on a wild calves 400-50- 0 lower Hogs were and good chase was turned over to Salt steer calves 2175 medium 1650-210lAwer 0 stockers and light feeders Lake police yesterday Mostly choice feeder heifers and The youth accompanied by a heifer calves 1900 Livestock girl friend and hitchhiker missed Cattle: Estimated salable this week a sharp turn near the Denver 2465 compared with actuals of 2010 last week end 2085 a year ago Fed and Rio Grande Western Railroad steers add heifers while dwindling in crossing in Wilson clipped a the supply comprised nearly 40 per cent of the run with heifers outnumpole and rolled over into utility bering the steers There was an ina field Officers were close becrease volume of grass steers and hind when the accident occurred 30 heifers Cows made up at least per cent of the supply with stockers and None were injured feeders 10-per cent There was a Driving a stolen car good demand for good andfairly fed' steers and heifers at slightchoice young man was spotted- - shortly ly lower prices but utility and com- - and' Wonder Hot DOg Rolls are after midnight yesterday by Sunmerciai grass cattle were harder to guaranteed always fresh at your set officer Robert Robertson as move Canners and cutter cows were and fresh Wonder JpUIlS he was Com-- 1 grocers extremely slow after Monday driving toward Ogden with Thursday of last week will make your Hamburger Sandpared Also were 25 steers lower were mostly fed that’s why Won- a Weberjoining the chasesheriff 0 lower utility and com- wich taste better heifers County deputy mercial of both classes showing100-15-more der Buns are everyone’s favorite two troopers Mark Birch and 0 decline late cows unevenly (adv) Woodland of the- highway lower some cleanup sales of common to medium of mixed breeds 100 lowSuffering from arthritis neu- patrol and atSouth Ogden police er One load of average choice 1170 Driving high speeds Ph lbs fed steers sold at 2225 with oth- ritis nervousness? led officers through a red loads of low average-choic- e er part youth information for (adv) 2175-222- 0 Good to at light in Roy and north to Wil1800-210- 0 with a few up to 2150 Van-de- r — C son Lane where he turned 'off Norma Yield Didn’t 1500-180some 0 commercial including 1600-180- 0 i utilBosch 28 769 W 24th St Highway 89 fed Holsteins-a- t long 1250-150some cutter grades 0 ity of Officer Robertson said he 1100-120- 0 Small lots of average to convicted in the City Court high-choifed heifers sold failing to yield the right of way clocked the youth at speeds of at 2180-220- 0 carload of high-goo- d 110 miles an hour and that he $25 j numerous was sentenced to pay— 20 to — — was going 90 miles an hour when r p commercial lota of good 1750-200- 0 Brown s Ice Cream is always A few 50 utility 11 14 7 jje failed to negotiate the curve snack or : The girl was commercial cows sold early at 1250-134- 0 a welcome treat For thrown from the few utility 950-1- 2 00 withandvery of in serve hundreds vehicle banquet and knocked unconscious cutters above 1100 late Canners 750-- 9 50 Utility and commercial bulls ways Brown’s Ice Cream is right She was examined at the Dee A few cutter at home from 1250-155- 0 some today! Get ranged1200 and released The Hospital and below bulls (adv) youth and hitchhiker suffered Stockers and feeders: While a few By CLARENCE A ANDERSON j STANDARD-EXAMINE- A man identified as Herbert H Pignon 57 of Ogden was found dead in a Preston Idaho jail cell this morning Weber County Sheriff LeRoy Hadley reported Hadley said pignon apparently died in his sleep of a heart at- tack He said the man had been 5r'S?V‘S arrested by Idaho officers on a Ogden City that this ordinance “SZLSllZS' Charge SECTION 3 immediately This ordinance effect on Its adoption and shall Pignon was employed by the take pub OUR&D as a carman helper Ac- llcation Passed and adopted and ordered cording to company records he published by the Council of Ogden 2l8t daZ of July lived at 167 28th St However 1955 Utah’ is the sheriff’s report said there ° ND S WRIGHT Mayor no such address and Pignon had ATTEST ELIZABETH M TILLOTSON been living at 2776 Madison Ave City Recorder The deputy said Pignon had (SEAL) Published July 23 1955 3265 “some brothers! and sisters livORDINANCE NO"523 ing in the Los Angeles area” By TOBY N LARSEN By SLC Officers ld 00 the 15 ! s Janet 25-5- Te-way- ne the 865-905-- ce low-choi- ce lb 00-21- 50 ce ! 00-13- 50 00-1- fattened fleshy partly feed lot operators at ateers told to about - steady prices trade wasd exon common to tremely dull feeders stockers and especially mixed breeds many' of which' were held over from day to day A few lots of choice feeder steera sold fleshy at 1900- at 2050 with other590-l- choice b 1950 One load of light feeder steers 1800 medium and good 1500- -' 1750 and cleanup sales of common to medium at 1100-150- 0 1600-171- A few choice includ0 stock heifers sold at of horned yearling ing about a load Two loads of stock heifers at 1600 cows with calves af side sold at 13700-1390- 0 a pair salable only minor bruises 900-1000- -lb Photo-copie- s Discharges etc Western Arts 2538 Wash 2nd fl low-goo- 900-970-- lb Calves: Estimated week and compared with 345 last on vealers last year The market and ustock calves about reached a tnd-tiite in the week and grade under choice were hard to move even at sharp price concessions Compared last week vealers with Thursday of lower with were unevenly 300-50- 0 stock calves following a similar 1900-20price trend Choice vealers sold at early with a few head up to 2050 but the bulk of good and choicecommercial 1400brought 1700-190- 0 utinty atUthe close lat°noo!d a few1 choice stock steer calves sold at lsoo-S25 310 00 tJ’meS mimerous lots 'owminon 0 One in the cleanup sales 1100-150load of good and choice 435 lbs stock heifer calves brought 1570 ‘other common to medium 1300-150- 0 Hogs: Estimated salable receipts 385 compared with 425 last week and 210 last year Compared with Thursdaylow-of last week butchei1 hogs fully 100 er sows 50 and mostly 100 lower bar-roLate sale of U S No 2 and 3 1800-1875 and gilts were made at 0 including weights from grades lbs while a few of comparable and weights sold Monday at 1800-190- 0 1925 a few selected lots No 1 brought lbs at 1750-185- 0 Som over '240-27- 0 with weights over 300 lbs down to of mixed grade 1600 Ona sizable lot barrows and including medium 170-l- ab few down to gilts sold at 1650 sows ranged 1550 Choice from 1300-1- 5 00 and occasional head up to 1550 Medium and weights over 600 lbs below 1300 Sheep: Estimated salable this week 48380 compared with actuals of 43325 last week and 51935 last year Most of the salable supply were from Idaho eastranges with few carloads from ern Oregon and scattered loads of ewes Quality was somewhat uneven but generally within the range of choice grades Some large consignments were sorted for slaughter lambs and feeders Compared with Friday of last week slaughter lambs were feeding lambs mostly 50 lower while Ewes were largely steady fully 50 off Over ths weekend the bulk of choice Idaho spring lambs sold at 1900-195- 0 while Monday’s decline of averages found the bulk of Many carloads seUing at 1850-187- 5 of choice including a few cars ranged from 1850-187- 5 Tuesday and Wedneswhile comparable loads sold day Most of the Thursday at 1875-190- 0 rail receipts carried variable freight benefits while the large volume of Idaho’s selling at the same trucked-l- n benefits price had little or no freight A few large consignments of good to small sold at 1800-182- 5 trucked-i- n lots of natives 1750-185- 0 Scat- -' end utility to good 1600-170- 0 good shorn slaughtered lots of cull to 200-350 occasional ter ewes brought head 500 while several carloads were unsold Thursday Saturday’s sales included carloads of good and choice Idaho feeding lambs at 1775-185- 0 while comparable feeders averaging 86 lbs made 1800 Monday and later small lots of in th week 1725-177- 5 feeders from farm flocks trucked-i- n brought 1400-160- 0 Around 15 Late Friday: Steady loads mostly choice Idaho spring lbs 1875 three loads lambs 103-1slaughter ewes good and140choice shorn lbs No 1 and 2 pelts around 425-50- 0 latter sorted 20 head at 300 two doubles choice feeding lambs 1730-177- 5 liveNote: Carloads of shipped-i- n on the stock bought for benefits Ogden market carry freightwhen othin variable amounts except erwise noted ws 180-23- 330-500-- lb 75-1- 00 lOw-choi- ce 08 93-96- -lb - Livestock Chicago CHICAGO V Cattle receipt about in line with last week 10 per centsmaller than year ago supply maincattle Compared with lv grain-fe- d close of last week choice and100-15prime 0 steera upward from lioo lb anTaim weight ar gra'de'heifers! 75 lower good and below grader 50 lower cows steady to 25 steady tobulla lower mostly 50 off vealers stockers and feeder 1 00-- 2 00 lower lower except for a few loads out yearlings partly fattened going Load for more feeding about ateady Monfed ateera 2600 prime 1164-l- b bulk day nothing above 2500 later 2200-2400 choice and prime steer early later Bales 2100-235- 0 closing to choice under aales average-goo- d few loads com1100 lb 2000-222- 5 load lbs 1650-180- 0 mercial d Holsteina 1800 commercial to Few loads prim heifers 2325-240- 0 carlots mixed choice and prime late 2200-222- 5 bulk good and choice 1900-217- 5 lower grades 1800 and below 1100 Utility and grassers light cutter cows 1125-135- 0 not many commercial abov 1300 load good young cow r lAuity eand commercial buiia 1400-155- 0 few early to 1650 Good cull to prime vealers late 1700-220Four to commercial grades 1000-180- 0 fed yearling ateers loads from grading average to went to Ohio for slaughter standpoint 2225-2275 further feeding at good and choice steer calves and yearling medium and stock steers 1950-217- 5 common and medium good 1725-200- 0 550-l- b stock heifers 1350 50-1- 00 750-11- 33 low-goo- 'ate 0' 957-982-- POSt Of "f lb high-choi- ce Omaha Livestock — Cattle receipts about short of last week and 7000 under a year ago decrease on fed steera and heifers but increased supply of OMAHA 50(L cows and stocker classes Around 14 loads Wyoming grass cows offered Compared with last Friday fed steers 1100 lbs down steady to 25 lower 0 ateers heavier fed lower 5 heifers weak to 50 lower cows off bulls 100-15- 0 lower vealers and killing calves 100-- 2 00 lower stocker and feeder classes weak to 50 lower High-choib and prime 1053-1- 1 fed- - steers 2300 short load 1008-l- b mated yearlings 2300 hlgh-choland 25-5- 50-7- 03-l- ce ee PlSflS ICG Lacks Muffler LicensePlead-- ! ing guilty in the City Court to an T improper muffler charge and not I 13111111(1 10 013 HI having a driver’s license Larry M Elmer 19 Ogden Rt 1 was The launching of a new comsentenced to pay $20 prehensive training program for Sure control for earwigs and employes of the Post Office De- ants 50c Taylor’s Pet and Seed partment in Ogden was an- Co 2318 Wash- (adv) nounced today by Postmaster Ed Vendell Weisley Studio originals for He said eligible employes of those who appreciate the finest department are invited to on transin china apply training positions lo- lucent china and custom framed cated inforDenver Salt Lake City for the Orpheum Lobby Shop in Phoenix and Albuquerque ebony mahogany and applewood “The region-wid- e training proSee them today (adv) gram will be under the direction Movin’ Along — Bail of $20 of M M Taylor and the larger was forfeited in the City Court by offices will have training officers R0y Dodge 21 465 29th St for under the supervision of Mr Tay- speeding and not having a driver’s lor” Mr Vendell pointed out that license most postmasters and their em12’x20’ Garage built on your lot ployes have long felt the need for Includes cedar shingles overhead a modern training program and door cement floor Nothing down! that its inauguration should help $1613 per month Anderson Lum- post office employes to become ber Co 164 24th St Ph more efficient in their jobs as (adv) well as making their work more We mean pleasant Giant Sno Balls Hostess Cocoanut Sno Balls the delicious Devil’s food cake the layer of thick Marshmallow underneath and the meaty cocoanut on the outside Mm-M- m what a P ! S Crase great-grandchildre- w3Qm j Hand-painte- d en n ’ ! - j Mortuary WE SEpVE THE LIVING Funeral service is a service td) the living because there is almost nothing that you can do for the one vho has died therefore we can Bring much j — Mrs Eliza- beth Dick Fisnburn 79 widow of Aquilla Fishburn died this morning at the home of a son Aquilla Dick Fishburn in after an illness of three Tre-mont- years Mrs I FUNERAL DIRECTORY Mrs Fishburn TREMONTON i in the wa of comfort to the living on Fishburn was a member relieving tjiem of many details and provide restful sJrroundings to lessen the shock of grief AgLTOREST MORTUARY 836 Phone 3$th St be-dru- AN ORDINANCE OF OGDEN CITY UTAH AMENDING CHAPTER 26 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF OG- DEN CITY UTAH 1933 BY INSERT INQ THEREIN A NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION PROVIDING THAT NO LICENSEl SHALL BE REQUIRED FOR DELIV-- R ERY ONLY OF PROPERTY SOLD BY A BUSINESS MAINTAINED IN AND LICENSED BY ANOTHER MUNIC-froIPALITY OF UTAH WHERE SUCH OTHER MUNICIPALITY EXTENDS RECIPROCAL PRIVILEGES TO LI- CENSEES OF OGDEN CITY AND THE CONVEYANCE BY DIS-da- y SCH DELIVERY IS MADEWHICH IDENTIFYING LICE’NSE £DAYS 26-1- 19 m £ ?FkI ANCE WITH at? HEALTH r??S vY YEARS 5 (adv) out-Interm- ent certified CONTINUOUS a an-Gw- en Piers-Joh- ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP Henrietta Hansen ! Utah Deaths Martha Glenn Idaho Deaths re-roof- 83 Emma Hale Home Phone 466 24th St Dial WEBER FLORAL Greenhouse 74Qi 6811 CO 28th St Phone 8638 Ogden Cjty Floral Co 2219 Washington Blvd Dial legal! notices ' ORDINANCE NO 522 AUSTIN SEAGER By OF OGDEN CITY UTAH AMENDING SECTION 2 OF THE "GAS INSTALLATION CODE” AS ORDAINED BY OGDEN CITY ORDINANCE NO 280 RELATING TO PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF GAS APPLIANCES AND THE FEES TO BE CHARGED FOR SUCH PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS DECLARING AN EMERGENCY AND PRO VI DING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE’ ON ADOPTION AND PUBLICATION C AN ORDINANCE Education 2351 Grant Avenue Ogden Utah on or before 4:00 p m July 28 1955 at which time all proposals will be opened and read aloud in the Board Room Proposals shall be accompanied by a certified check made payable to the order of the Board of Education of Ogden City Utah for an amount of not leas than 5 of the amount of the bid Said check of the accepted bidder ahall be forfeited In case he falls or refusea to enter Into the contract and furnish the bond required The owner reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or alternates and to waive any bidding Informality Documents will be on file at the Office of the Board of Education and at the Architect’s office at 2726 Harrison Blvd Ogden Utah Complete instructions to bidders ara Included In bidding documents By order of Board of Education of Ogden City Utah this 14th day of 1955 July LEONARD DAVIDSON President Board of Education of Ogden City Utah Published July 14 15 16 17 18 19 23 1955 20 21 22 i FARM MACHINERY CUT FLOWERS GLADIOLI" lines bouquets sprays Ph MASSEY HARRIS "Self propelled 14 ft No 90 combine auger new No reasonable practically offer refused Ph S L 22-41- 74 or Model B trac- ALLIS CHALMERS tor drawbar Phone Do You Have A Service A 3-ll- Will Give You View Rest Home Licensed Men only 656 Grace Ava Ph 9734 I LOMOND BOATSANDMOTORS 1MARK 25 outboard motorT $275? 3 boats $25 and up Ph or see at Pine View Point 16 FT inboard trailer skis preservers Runs good Sea at 447 34th St Ph a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY service station lesse and operators Wasatch Northv ern Oil Co 2296 Grant Ave counter SHELVING wrapping low tables sign Ph PERSONAL WILL share home In NorthT Ogden with working woman No Will care objections one child for days Separate bedroom with closet etc Ph Se- WANTED lected Market for Your Product and Cost as Little as $945 Per Month HORS ESHOEIN G For Details Phone t 15 DIRECTORY Ad ne 4 hydraulic plow REST HOME MOUNT' View Rest Home 1 vacan2539 Harrison Ph cy ladies Business? EXPERT saddle horse shoeing done by appointment at your home Phone 7711 AUTOS FOR RENT - RENT A CAR OR TRUCK EERTil rent a car system 1970 Wash Phone GET IT DONE-B- Y AN EXPERT DIRECTORY DIRECTORY Auto Repair Garage Doors WHEEL aU ngnment and balance OVERHEAD DOORS See Ed Taylor at Stock’s Lln- - installed $4750 Coln-Meicu- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate Number 9084 Department Number 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT -- UTAH WEBER COUNTY ber Alice McFerren Administratrix of the estate of George W McFerren ’ Deceased DERRAH B VAN DYKE ‘ Attorney for Administratrix Published July Qgbm 2 9 16 23 1955 3240 (Manfcarll-lbcamftt- fr Entered at the Postoffice at Ogden Utah as second clasa matter accord1879 ing to Act of Congress March 8month price $160 per Press Subscription Member of The Associated United Press NEA Service and AB C BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES tor’s choice Ph C The contrac- Landscaping TRACTOR GRADING Fill top soil planting fertllls r Geo Singleton Ph Carpet Upholstery Cleaning Will carpet cleaning Mattress Rebuilding accept limited number of appointments L B Johns Ph MATTRESS REBUILDING evenings New mattresses rubber cotE J HAMPTON CO Ruga and furniture e’eaned Upholstering ton or lnnerspring Big discounts and trade-in- s Dial Overman Mattress Co 3049 Wall Ph 8040 VAN KAMPEN 6c SONS— If lt’a a rug we clean and repair it Dial & Sheetrock EXPERT Plastering Cesspools and Septic Tanks SEPTIC TANK" OWNERS ! You can enjoy trouble-fre- e service from your septic tank with CAMPS CHKMICALS! SHEET ROCK Taped and finished estimate Satisfaction anteed Phone Free guar- PATCHING PLASTERING ING H SHUPE PH TAP Septic Tank Cleaners Conditioners Septic Tank Cleaners Painting Papering Cleaning Drain Line -Stimulates bacterial growth CHARLES BOOGERT neutralizes soaps alkalis starts action septic tank Paper hanging 80e double roll KETCHUM’S Sell paper If desired Work guar Dial 8865 2479 Wall Free estimate Fh 45633 DISPOSAL SERVICE MR Septic tanks cesspools grease traps cleaned Reasonable Day or night Ph SEPTIC TANKS 6 EWERS AND- CALL - DRAINS CLEANED ROTO-ROOTE- R Sewer Service Ph 8978 CEMENT AND REPAIR WORK ex- Wllford White pertly done Son Ph W VANDERSTEEN PHONE PAPER CLEANING — WALL WASHING — PAINTING— ROOF PAINTING AND HILL SEARL and Paperhanging painting Free estimates Ph PAINTING papering and wallpaper cleaning Free estimate Ph Cement Brick Tile Work & ROOF Painting and Repairing Call after 6 pm Soil and Fertilizer 51 wont — all kinds — TOP soil guaranteed $125 yd free estimate Ph delivered Clay or fill gravel $1 M A Campbell general contrail or yd Also grading Ph tor Cement work Ph ALL kinds cement work done Free or estimate Ph CEMENT 72 76 Curtains Laundered SPECIAL care Wright Ph Fast service Mrs 7014 Excavating DOZER WORK BACKHOE TRENCH and BASEMENT road gravel and fill dirt hauled in our out Ph 8432 Bulldozer Work Basements digging Leveling Excavating JIMMY HAYES Dial Spraying —Pest Control Peat Control — LICENCES FOR unrestricted spraying Lawns shrubs frees etc against OK lMnsecUiBPhi268T514 Television Repairs Ph Electric Wiring FINE LIGHTING FIXTURES 37th Yeai in Business LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC CO 315 24th Ph 02 Fumigation 2441Grantrvelr Furniture Repair LYNCH FURNITURE CO finishing Repairing New cleaningused and fuml by experts ture 1738 Wash Ph 7830 Furniture Upholstery Upholstering and Cleaning Hill’s Furniture and Upholatery Dial 405 20th St Hauling TRUCK and caterpillar work gen era! hauling of any dnd Sand gravel mt top soil shale fer tllizer cleanup work nils put In back filling loading Edward Happll- - Ph YARD raklnga 73 tree limbs hauled and fertilizer delivered Buy old scrap Iron Light hauling Ph Mr Adell cleaning and trash haul' ing Fast service Ph HAULINO yard clean up tree work odd Jobs Phone GENERAL light hauling moving or cleanup Ph YARD 63 2-66- or 47 2-81- 52 & Day TV Service Night ALL MAKES— Calls taken til 8 pm For same evening service NEW PICTURE TUBES $500 PER MONTH Electrical Work OP 1955 6 L CRAWFORD doors — Custom cabinets hardwoods Lazy Susans Ph 6157 Janitorial Supplies Termite Control — Fumigation J B MARSH Peat Control Servic In the matter of the estate of GEORGE W McFERREN Deceased Creditors will present their claims with vouchers to the undersigned administratrix of the estate of George W McFerren deceased at the law office of Derrah B Van Dyke 502 David Eccles Building Ogden Utah on or 'before the 6th day of Septem- complete and or- - 84-24- 32 Carpentering SCOTT'S CABINET SHOP spective Signers for Information Ph ry 3257 The Council tof Ogden City hereby PROBATE AND GUARDIANordains: SHIP NOTICES SECTION 1 Section 2 of the Oaa Installation Code aa ordained by Ogden City Ordinance No 280 la amend- Consult County Clerk or the Re ed to read as follows: Further SECTION 2 Permits and Certificates — Fees Jt is unlawful for any person to install any gas appliance In Ogden City without first obtaining a permit for the Installation and connection of such appliance from the Department of Inspections The Department of Inspections shall collect the Issuance of such permit fees uponsum In thel of $300 for the permits first single appliance and $150 for each additional appliance authorized i by each permit Permits ahalli not be issued except to a person authorized to make such Installation under the provisions of this ordinance Applications for permits shall be In writing upon forma approved by the Department of Inspections Applications signed by the applicant may be submitted by mall for consideration All fees must be paid at the time of presenting the application or the application will not be considered Permits will be acissued only toi persons or firms covfor the work tually responsible ered by the for the pertwo gas appliance inmit and whereapplication stallers are working In the same structure each is required to have a separate permit for the work to be done by him Upon completion of the installation the installer ahall notify the Deof Inspections that the partment same la ready for inspection and the Department ahall cause the same Carney 25thk Wash MIDGLEY’S Phona 26-11- 91 72 25th St KITTENS Ph 07 26-11- 91 K-4- 450 9295 eswlthpapersPh PAIR SIAMESE WEIMARANER puppies 347 Ramona TOYS pups $10 Ph HOLSTER sets stallion guns Toys POINTER St See at 825 &: — — R" THAT QVIDINO j He Hurried — Louis P Lavie 31 Salt Lake City forfeited $10 bail in the City Court on a speeding charge Dress up: the old house Let us figure on new shakes windows doors insulation or whatever else it needs Nothing down and three years to pay balance We are appointed dealers for a factory promotional offer on asbestos siding in this area Contact Builders Payless 3548 Riverdale Rd or phone for a free estimate on your house (adv) boy July 22 ROY — Henrietta Hansen 56 Wrong Spot — Bail of $5 on Vernon Layton — K and died yesterday at the home of a William a charge of parking in a bus England zone was forfeited in the City: Fern Hadley 701 37th St girl sister Mrs Lester Day in Roy July 22 after an extended illness Checon — Chris and Frances Miss Hansen had lived in Roy House painting Free estimates Galegos 2834 Quincy Ave girl for the past 12 years cheerfully given Ph July 23 She was born Aug 15 1898 in Smith — Kent and JoAnn Mayfield Utah a daughter of (adv) Lovell Sunset boy July 23 Peter and Minnie Carlsen Hansen Take the Pacific Trailways She was a member of the LDS short route to the Northwest All First Ward Roy air ride coaches new faster Surviving are three brothers schedules Ph (adv) and two sisters: Oliver Hansen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Holliday: Lorenzo Hansen and Parked Wrong — On an imMrs Albenia E P Eamshaw Angus Hansen Mayfield Mrs A proper parking complaint bail 82 Salt Lake City H (Leona) Anderson Boise and of $5 was forfeited in the City Mrs Decker Ethel Williams Mrs R Lester (Katherine) Day A Larsen Court by 45 Salt Lake City Roy Pfaff Sewing Machines $11950 Leora Hall Strange 71 Salt Funeral services will be conand up Singer and White port- Lake City ducted Tuesday at 1 pm in the able elec $2500 guaranteed Orson Byron Whitney 38 Salt LDS Mayfield Ward Chapel Pfaff Sewing Center 2534 Wash Lake City Friends may call at the home n Ph R 72 Walsh John Farming-toof Angus Hansen in Mayfield (adv) from 11 am until servTuesday Knapp Shoes —Call Lee Wood 69 Jensen ices Burial will be in the May-fiel-d Parley Arthur 306 27th Apt 10 Ph Provo cemetery directed by Lind(adv) Mary Ann Young 85 Price quist and Sons Colonial Funeral Miss 56 Hansen Henrietta 3408 Washington Blvd — Roy Plates Stickers La Mar 0 Chagl A Gibbons 86 24 Avo 2704 Rrinlrpr Oakley Joseph TJejnpr ’ Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Wilson forfeited $20 bail in the City Roosevelt Court on charges of not having license plates and having expired Funeral services for Mrs Marinspection stickers tha Alice Glenn 76 of 622 26th St who died Thursday will be First Class roofing aonlicator Tuesday at 11 am in New houses and jobs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS conducted LDS the Brigham City F i r a t All work guaranteed ph 8822 Ira E Foster 86 Kendrick Ward Chapel or for free estimates Mrs Lloyd G Brooks 55 BonFriends may call at the HarMyers Roofing Co ners (adv) Ferry old B Felt Funeral Home BrigJames P Crawford St Maries ham City Monday from 7 to 9 Surgical Garments — Trusses Homer E- - Corn 75 formerly of am unelastic hose Fitted by graduate pm and Tuesday from 9will Boise at Wash Bellingham be in H E Riley Drugs technician services Interment Walter B Mansell 67 Cald- til 2201 Wash Blvd Dial Brigham City cemetery well Among the survivors are one (adv) Mrs Agnes Quivey 85 Boise brother and two sisters: William Mrs Fern Fleeta King 52 Shaw $15 Gone — Bail of $15 on a Ogden: Mrs Mary Larsen speeding charge was forfeited in Fruitland Salt Lake City and Mrs Kizzie the City Court by Seth Linford Roy Andre Filer Steadman Pittsburg Calif Mrs H B Johnson 83 Twin 36 of 816 25th St Falls S Dexter automatic washer — Kimbcr 60 PocatelNew guarantee $11995 Western lo GeorgeW Auto South Ogden POCATELLO Idaho — Mrs Samuel William Cotterell 79 (adv) Emma Louise Seamons Hale 84 Pocatello Mrs Artie F Munger 70 Poca- of Pocatello died Thursday tello Among the survivors is a son: Mrs Luna Jardine Kinghora Varian E Hale Ogden 84 Rigby Funeral services will be conIs Mrs H B Johnson 83 Twin ducted Tuesday at 1 pm in the LDS Eighth Ward Burial will MURRAY Utah (AP) — Mur- Falls be in the Groveland cemetery Lewis William Martin 64 ray City Police see lots of auto Blackfoot directed by the Manning Funeral exceeding the speed limit But Mrs Antoinette Rose Ball 54 Chapel this one left them with their Rigby mouths agape Crews Put Out Fire It was a rickety 1929 model City fire crews put out a grass T which also was traveling without New Mailing lime and brush fire in the rear of the — WILSON Wilson PriWard lights home of Dr Louis Perry 2725 The officers cited 10 1 will at start am begin-- Fillmore Ave Thursday Firemary D case was Cressal The instead of at 3 men said the blaze was caused Lynn ning Wednesday I i turned over to juvenile officials pm as in the past by : boys and matches" Jr 1 ARE NEC SECTION 2 In the of the Council of Ogden City opinion a public emerexists in connection with the "SERVICE AT SAVING" gency matters herein contained and the morCouncil hereby finds that it Is necesOgden’s modem chapel and tuary facilities Members National sary for the immediate preservation and Utah Funeral Directors As- of the peace health and safety of besociations Also Sentinel Insurance Ogden City that this ordinance come effective immediately Plan SEVENTY GOLD coins” old gold Jewelry Smith Loan Co 278 25th St jND FOR OR THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE EFFECTIVE UPON ITS ADOPTION AND PUBLICATION The Council of Ogden City hereby ordains SECTION 1 Chapter 26 Revised Ordinances of Ogden City Utah 1933 jg amended by adding thereto a new section to be known as Section reading as follows Reciprocal Recognition of Licenses No license shall be required by thla city of any person whose business activity In this city la only the mere delivery in the city of prop-- at erty sold by him at a regular place 0 business maintained by him Blde the city where (1) Such person’s business la at the time of such delivery licensed or county by the Utah in which suchmunicipality place of business la situate and (2) The authority licensing such business grants to licensees of this city making deliveries within Its Jurisdiction the same privileges upon substantially the same terms as are granted by this section and (3) Neither the property delivered nor any of the facilities by which it was manufactured pro duced or processed are subject to in spection by authority of this city for compliance with health or sanitary standards prescribed by this city and (4) The truck or other conveyance by which such delivery la made prominently displays at all times a license plate or symbol issued by the said licensing authority to evidence such business license Such plate or symbol shall identify the licensing authority by which it is issued shall Indicate that it evidences a license issued and shall the year or thereby term for which it specify is effective The City Recorder shall at the re quest of any person certify a copy of this section to any municipality or county of the State of Utah to which a copy has not previously been 1955 PETS RABBITS FOR SALE — Black ar tan Rat Terrier pupa male 0-- 6 Bonneville Park PUREBRED English Cocker pup-p- i nk of the LDS Tremonton Second Ward and served 36 years as a Relief Society teacher She was born Qct 12 1875 in Brigham City a daughter of SECjTION 3 This ordinance shall LARKlM & SONS take effect upon its adoption and James and Vere Forrest Dick Phone 7523 24th St & Adams Ave first publication after final passage She was reared and educated in Passed and adopted and ordered FLORISTS Births by the Council of Ogden published Brigham City City Utah this 21st day of July 1901 she married 27 Nov On FIowers And Are the 1955 ST BENEDICT’S HOSPITAL Mr Fishburn in Brigham City RAYMOND S WRIGHT Mayor Furnished — Patriby and F James ATTEST: Stanger in Tremonton to moved They ELIZABETH M TILLOTSON Olive and Mark 6 cia Pickett Navy Way 1906 Mr Fishburn died Sept 5 City Recorder 23 Terrace KLENKE FLORAL girl July Washington (SEAL) 1944 3266 Archuleta — Florencio and Published July 23 1955 Phone Surviving are two sons: A D 2955 Washington TO BID INVITATION Frances Martinez Layton boy Fishburn Tremonton and Don Lizzie Norseth Flowers Sealed proposals In are Speer — Benjamin and Lydia James Fishburn Centerville one of Education Invited by the Board duplicate Your In Specializing Randall Roy boy July 22 of Ogden City Utah for Renovating Floral Needs sister: Mrs Grace Wright Holli- 2380 Klesel Ave the Existing Boiler Plant In the Polk Phone DEE HOSPITAL School 2615 Polk Avenue in accordHome Phone day and one grandchild ance with plans and specifications Adams — Kenneth T and Funeral services will be n L FLOWER JIMMY'S SHOP prepared by Eber F Piers Architects and Geary Morgan boy July nounced by the Rogers Mortuary Engineers Funeral Designs Our Specialty Proposals shall be filed at the Ofin Tremonton Dial 6292 fice of the Clerk of said Board of Vital Statistics treat! Funeral service for Miss Henrietta Hansen wlU be conduct- -ed Tuesday at 1 pm in the May- t field Ward Chapel with Bishop eed Christiansen officiating Friends may call at the Angus Han- sen home In Mayfield Tuesday 11 to 1 pm Burial In the directed by Mayfield Cemetery i Lindquist and Sons McLEAN — Funefai services for Mrs! Clarissa M McLean wife of LeviC McLean will be conducted Tuesat 1 pm at! Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Blsh-- J op Nathan H Gardner officiating Friends may call at the mortuaryMonday 7 pm jto 9 pm and Tuesday until time: of services Inter- ment in- Ogden Cemetery THOMPSON — Funeral services for retired vet- Ralph H Thompson eran of the Utah Power and Light j Co husband of! Ruth Kent Thomp- be P30 Grandv®w Dd held Saturday 6 pm at Myers and Rose Chapel 533 26th St Foulger Rev A Cadman Garretson of the First Presbyterian Church will of- flciate The family requests no Contributions may be flowers made In his pame to American Cancer Society Fr15nds may call the mortuary Friday 6 to 9 pm and Saturday prior to the services Ogden City Cemetery directed by Myers and Foulger i Mrs Janet Sneddon Brown Crase 82 of 2627 Jackson Ave widow of Frank A Crase died this morning after an illness of three years Mrs Crase was a member of the LDS Twelfth Ward When a young woman she was active in the Woman’s Benefit Assn She was born March 6 1873 in Salt Lake City a daughter of Robert and Jane Burt Sneddon She was educated in Ogden City schools In 1889 she was married to Frank A Brown in Farmington She They were later divorced was married to Mr Crase in 1904 He died in 1944 Surviving are one son and daughter: George W Brown and Mrs R L (Myjrtle) Both well 15 10 grandchildrn Ogden four two sisters: Mrs Charles (Mary) Clark Ogden and Mrs H R (Hazel) Breitenfeldt Salt Lake City Funeral services will be con- ducted Tuesday at 11 a m m the Larkin Mortuary 24th Street and Adams Avenue Bishop James Farr of the LDS Seven-th- e teenth Ward officiating X Friends may call at the mor tuary Monday from 6 to 9 pm and Tuesday until services Bur - low-choi- HANSEN — - “V°rp“VSuh I Ogden — -- WANTED TO BUT i 00-10- 25 50-1- LOST AND FOUND LOST — One white girl’ flat left foot Ph Ogdenite: Dies In Idaho Jail low-choi- ce ce JULY 23 SATURDAY EVENING D MODERN RADIO & TV Wash Bird 3289 NewiTV Service Mr Jerry Watring Service Mgr Phone days Nights VAN KAMPEN’S CARPET 6s FURNITURE CO ' 3700 Riverdale Road Phone FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Hofffor Sylvanla man Admiral Raytheon and Philco Antenna Installation TELEVISION SPECIALISTS 2688 Wash Ph For night or service call AUTHORIZED factory repair — Hoffman Raytheon Capehart CROWN TV SALES 6s SERVICE 130 26th Dial 8830 estimates — Free Parts and Tubes ACE TV AND RADIO SERVICE Home calls $3 Phone Easy payments available Guaranteed work on all makes 35 Washer Repairs WASHING MACHINES Conventional Automatic From a minor repair to a com plete guaranteed rebuilding service ' KIESEL SALES AND SERVICE 2856 Wash Blvd Phone 84 Read the Classified Ads By Edgar flartin 1929 Model Auto Driver Nabbed ld j f ' r |