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Show I1 FAIRVIEW j 1 By Special Correspondence I - The Parent-Teachers Association will hold their regular monthly meeting meet-ing Thursday evening at the High School. The program includes the following: Male quartette Marion Tucker and company. Talk "Cooperation between home and school in the health program" Victoria Vic-toria B. Christensen. Reading Miss Inez Jeppson Piano solo Miss Annie Laurie Staples. Male quartette Marion Tucker and company. Games and dancing will follow the program. The Parent-Teachers Association have chosen the following committees to help them in their winter work: ground committee. Rowland Rigby, chairman, Merlin Madsen, Peter Sund-wall, Sund-wall, Dr. S. B. Ribgy and George T. Qlson; entertainment committee, Mait-laiid Mait-laiid Graham, chairman. Eda Parkinson. Parkin-son. Heber Mower, Mrs. Kate Mills and Mrs. Stella Ollerton. Refreshment committee: Mrs. John Vance, chairman, Mrs. Charles Fowlcs. Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs. Oscar Amundsen, Amund-sen, and Mrs. Oscar Norman. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Hansen oi Tremonton were Fairview visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Larsen returned return-ed to their home in McCammon, Idaho, this week. Mr. Lindsay A. Brady Jr., 57, died at his home in Eureka, Friday, after a two years illness. The remains were brought to Fairview where funeral services were held Sunday. Bishop Henry Jones presided at the funeral of Lindsay A. Brady. Music was by the combined choirs under the direction of Jesse L. Young. Prayers were by Peter Peterson and Sylvanus Howell. Vocal solo Mrs. Leonard Poulson The speakers were Bishop John R. Graham and Fred Danlelson of Fair-view, Fair-view, and Kenneth Spurrier of Eureka. The grave in the Fairview cemetery was dedicated by Hans Madsen. Members of the Moose Lodge acted as pall bearers and conducted a graveside grave-side ceremony. Floral offerings were beautiful and profuse. Lindsay A. Brady was born at Fair-view, Fair-view, January 22, 1871. He was the son of Rebecca and Lindsay A. Brady Sr. He married Miss Matilda Cruser June 23, 1897. They have five children, Mrs. Victor Pett of eureka, James, Webster. Orenna and May Brady of Eureka. Also surviving him are his, wife, his aged parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brady, and the following brothers and sisters, Feurman Brady, Mrs. Francis Christofferson of Oakland. California, Mrs. Hyrum Hansen of Tremonton, Mrs. Nancy Miner and Mrs. Ellen Peterson of Fairview. Two grandchildren also survive. Mr. Brady was a good neighbor and an honest hard working man. He leaves many friends. He has lived at. Eureka for the past fourteen years vhere he has worked in the mines Many friends and relatives came to attend the funeral. The Fairview Community Health Centre was reorganized this week with the following officers: Mrs. Earl Christensen, Chris-tensen, president; Mrs. John R. Graham, Gra-ham, vice-president; Mrs. Ruben Christensen, secretary; Mrs. Otto Clark, assistant secretary; Mrs. L. C. Larsen, treasurer; directors, Dr. S. B. Rigby, Maitland Graham, George F. Olsen and John R. Graham. A health clinic for the pre-school child is being held at Fairview, Thursday Thurs-day and Friday by Dr. Richards of the State Board of Child Hygiene, and his nurse. The hours are from 10 to 12 noon, and from 2 to 4 each day. Th's is for all children of Milburn, Oakville, Indianola and Fairview. Children from 2 to 6 will be welcome. The clinic is at the South Ward Relief Society Hall. |