The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 20

-j-- Nor 4w- Nme 0 0 0 TUE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday May 22- 1948 (1) TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday May 22 1948 THE DEATH ROLL '111-11Z LIP A 'TIT CtP-GOWN PARADE r4I)17flItrIV t) 4 I) 4 Tir I Clarence Daniel Brown Ex-Salt Laker Dies at 66' In California 1 East High to Graduate 347 Seniors June 2 I 7 East high school will graduatt 2S6 girh and 347 boys In cerePnonle' June 2 Frank Allen principal announced Friday Commencement exercises will be held in Kingsbury hall at University of Utah he said Names of graduating seniors are as follows: Emitan Chamberlain GEORGIC May Josiah Chamberisin el died Thursday at 11:50 pm at his home in let Georga of a heart was born Dec 181141 at Factor' ranch in Kane county son or Thomas and Elinor Hoyt Chamberlain The family moved to Kanab where he was educated married Geneva ksplin June 5 1910 In th St George temple Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints and they lived In ()Mervin's Kane county until 1946 when they came to George was active in church and community airlifts throughout hts lire serving as a COliriellOr In the Ortierville ward and as a member ot the Kanab stak high council His wits died last March Surviving are nine sons and daughters Lloyd A Chamberlain Miss Florine Chamberiain Lou MISPIPSt Charles Chamberlain Cedar City: Mrs Geneva MrMatton Arcadia Cal: Mrs Elinor Tuft Monroe fteiloier county Mrs Lucy Parr Salt Lait City Mrs Lillian Covington Hurricane Washington county: lira Lorna Bruhn and Miss Ann Carroll Chamberlain St George 14 grandchildren 19 brothers and 14 sisters Funeral services will be enndneted In ward chapel Mnnday at 10 a with burial In Ordervilie city cemetery directed by Pickett mortuary BiGeorge Friends may call at the Arthur Bruhn home St George Saturday and sunday anti Monday at the chamberlain home in Ordervills until- time of services Clarionve Daniel Brusiti 70 444 Cleve land evil died irriday at a tn at tilai rattlneo of caumes incinent to age Born In Halt Lake City Jan 31 1869 he was a son of Wil- Item and Hannah Hardy Brown party 4 pioneers Utah 4 4ortrat Spending all Of hi early life in Utah he 0' wan engaged for pry ers I va re in the a clothing business In later sears he was in the mining industry in 4 Utah and the west- a ern states until re- tiring three years ago A Mr Brown married Ida Hilton in Salt 4 4 Lake City Ile is aurvived by Q6 him widow one (laugh- Mr Brown or Mrs Lillian Merrill two cone Carl A and William kilning Brown one grandchild two eisters Mrs Helena Rom- ney and 'Mrs Marina Christensen and one brother Antenna Bebwn Salt Lake City Funeral services will he conducted Mon day noon at 125 Main where friends may call Sunday from 4 to 8 pm and Monday Buhal will be In Salt Lake City cemetery Clev at two Infant Bench I PROVO May 21---Oraveside he rndocted Saturday at the Prove 4ttv burial perk at It 3n ot (Imo noel Alberta ft bests' 442 JO bout woo died at birth et the Ulan Vittile riostottiii Survivors include 1141 Ithroothbrothers anti one tote' Bert at oat 4 Bench DeloV Bench' and Mrs-(Phyllis) Workman lib of Provo Creed Kindred blelo ot the get' ward of the Chturit4of Jesus Chr4" Latter-day Saints will conduct the riert Friends na et atrthe Beni mart' prior to services John ChaCies-31itchelt IDAHO FALLS Ma" 21--t Charles Mltch0 I cited at a inwel pita! at 9 am Friday lotowing aa tr He wee born NOV 1 IBM at 104 Weber county Utah the sots of Jolla A Ann Jones irtitchell He lived there he was a young man when be wer Nevada where he iived for a atuttose veers then returned to Utah had lived in Idaho Falls for Past 25 years He made hie homel the most part at the Payne firm oi the COY He wee a member 'of Church ef Jesus Christ of tAttern Saints He le survived by three brother four sisters Michell Salt Lake C' Mitchell Ogden L'tait and Mitchell Hooper Utah: Miss Ptose i ell lire Nettie Boffin Mrs Effie Foot Mrs Florence Worming all of Hooper I biro Josephine -Manning Buriev Th bodv will be taken to Ogden tirda evening from the home In Idaho Falls: rtinOTS I wen wIll be announced by the Lindquist fuo: home at Ogden- 1 Infant Bench PROVO May 21--Grayibaids 'era ri 1 Jessie Adams OREM May Jogai Townsend Adarna 11 Orem for 54 years died at 3 in In bet rooltlene here sir a heart 'limpid Mrs Adams wee born Juno 14 Ilia in Chesterfield a dughter of Henry and Ruth Morrison Townsend She came With her parents to the United States at the age of 11 residing in Salt Lake City until her marriage to William Adams They moved soon afterward to Orem She was an active worker In the Church of Jaime Christ Of Latter-day' Saints par tieularly in the relief society when Ole served an a teacher Survivors include five one Kenneth Percy Leslie Lyna and Harvard Adams all of Orem: six daughters Mrs Ruth Eiessant Pleasant Grove MM Ada Brown Taft Cal: Mrs Jesale Peay end Mrs Leola Pa both of Provo: Mrs Iona Ori gil and Mrs Velma Vincent both of Locenade Cal: two Platers Mrs Ada Walker Murray: Mrs Miller Salt Laa City: a brother Arthur TOWntlett4 MUSTS: 52 grandchildren and 13 great grandchkidren Funeral arrangements will be onouneed by the Iterbankri mortuary of Orem Lovisa A Mangum ORFM May services Mn Loviaa A Mangum 60 who died Thursday following a lingering Illness will be conducted Saturday at 11 am In the Sharon ward of the Church of Jeaus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Stanley Finch bishop Mrs Mangum was born Dec 20 1878 In Spanish Fork a daughter of James and Mrs Martha A Lome Powell She receivedther education in Utah county ochoola was married to Robert 8 Mensum Sept 6 1897 at Panguitch- He died In 1935 An active worker in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints she aerved the Sunday school Relief society Primary' and I A She le survived by two song James Leroy Mangum nd Lorin Mangum both of Orern: 11 grandchildren: three brothers and a sister James Powell Orem Rob Prt Powell Washington: William Powell Bellflower 'Cal and Mrs Sarah Gray Fairview Friends Ma eall at the home of James Leroy Mangum Seturdav from 9 am until time of services Burial will be In Roosevelt cemetery l'nsnd John Barr 66 retired commercial agent for Illinois Central Railroad Co in Salt Lake City died Sunday in Long Beach cal after a long illness Associated with numerous railroad companies for 35 years prior to his retirement Sept 14 124 he came to Salt Lake City in 1919 to establish offices for the Illinois Central Co At the time he was traveling freight and passenger agent Jan 1 1931 he was named commercial agent Prior to his associations with the Illinois Central Co he was with Rock Island Burlington Denver and Rio Grande Western and Oklahoma New Mexico and Pacific railroads He had resided in Long Beach ince 1934 Mr Barr married Jennie Price at Knoxville Ia Sept 10 1903 He was active in Masonic groups holding membership in Shamrock lodge A and A Shamrock Tex Ivanhoe Commandery Sayre Okla and India Shrine Temple Oklahoma City Okla Mr Barr is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Maxine Allred Long Beach two brothers Barr San Diego Cal: Barr Knoxville Ia and two grandchildren Funeral services swill be con William Davis Is Catherine Beekstrom Mrs Catherine Royale Seckstrom 36 former Salt Lak City residtult Md in a film Francisco hospital Thursday at 4 am after a long illness according to word raceived Friday by Malt Lake relatives Born Oct 18 1911 in Boston she was daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Royale tl)e cam to SMt Lake City 15 years ago and moved to California five years ago While a resident here she was In social and dramatic circles and had been associated with the Little 'Theater of the McCune School of Music and Ara She was a member of the Catholic church Mrs Beckstrom Is survived by her husband Darwin Beckstrom Richmond Cal: a son and a daughter Howard and Margaret Bechstrom Richmond: three nistera and two brothers Rnston a in Man Francisco anti her father Boston Funeral aervices will he condurted Saturday in St Jerome's church El Cerrito Cal Elizabeth Paratlis 1 JEROME Ida May lets are pending for Arc Elizabeth I Paradis 69 who died Wed nvtd at tr' NamPa hospital of a two weektf Inner Ph etas visiting a daughter ta Nam when she became Born in Canada Mrs Paradts lived Jerome for the past ao years hurvi Are her husband Paradis and tr Puna Silva Armand and Laverne Pars of Jerome and a tlightAt TIM 7aar1l Nampa 1 :::::1 nitre Louise Osborne Eileen Osmond Alice Joyce Oswald Jane Elaine Pace Betty La Rae Park Edna Jean Parker Marlene Paul Marillyn Peirce Margaret Petersen Bonnie Peterson Caryl Wilma Peterson Patricia Anne Peterson Raquel Peterson Phyllis Lawrene Pitts Patricia Platt Bonnie Jeanne Plummer Caro ly May Poeknan Meyeriel Pollock Mary Effie Pope Janet Lenore Powers Nedra Thee! Price Joan Pritchett Helen Doreen Proctor Carolyn Florence Prows Joyce Pugs ley Melva Jean Pulalpher Joan Kathryn Pyper Janet Claire Rampton Gerry Ramsey Joyce Vivian Randall Matarene Ellen Rasmussen Betty Pay Ruth Valene Ray Ivy Jean Reid Carol Rae Richards Florence Richards Rosalie Lucille Richards Thelma Susan Richards Cleo Ricks Louise Ringwood Nancy Caroline Robbins Shirley Robison Ardeth Helene Roche Joan Rogers Beverly Lois Romney Joan Marie Romney Dorothy Marilyn Ronnow Geraldine Joan Rosen Lucille Roundy Patricia Ann Samway Dorothy Sargetia Geraldine Scharman Rozada Scherer Evelyn Norma Schmidt Carol Nancy Self Julianne Senior Nanette Lillian Senior Marianne Sharp Geraldine Shelton Margaret Ann Shepherd Katherine Simons Luana Smedley Annette Smith Jeraldine Daynes Smith Lydia Marie Smith Marilyn Louise Snow Dorothy Nan Spencer Jewel Ann Spilsbury Joan Louise Spitko Arlene Viola Starborg Margene Steiner Geraldine Stewart Mary Louise Stewart Eva Stoddard Judith Stoddard Merrilyn Rae Storrs Shirley Gardner Stout A Joyce Tanner Eitreda Malan Tanner Joan Lucille Tanner Paula Jeanne Tanner Joan Taylor Sue Taylor Janice Thomas Joan Smith Thomas Joyce Thomas Shirley Thomas Billie Jean Thompson Jo Ann Timpson Helen Susann Too lion Paula Jeanne Troester Hazel Jean Truman Marlene Twelve' Elsa Myrtle Vickrey Muriel Yvonne Visaing Beverly Jeanne Vogt Cardi Jo Ann Walker Fern Ann Walker Margaret Widstoe Wallace Norma Wallace Virginia Nancy Warren La Rae Watkins La Rita Joni Watson Mary Lynne Watts Janice Jean Weaver Sheila Wherritt Nancy Lee White Shirley Rae White Barbara Ann Wilde Carmen Belle Wilkins Lily Dona Willden Elaine Wilson Mae Wilson Mary Eliza beth Wilson Nancy Claire Winburrt Donna Wood Marian Stark Woodward Lorna Ann Woodle Nancy Jane Woolley Virginia Agnes Woolley Anna May Wright Barbaralee Wright January Graduate -7--' Girls Beverly Jean Adams Corinne Verna Adamson Dawna Joyce Adamson Nancy Jayne Allen Jo Arm Andersen Maxine Helen Andersen Che lta Lohree Anderson Clarice Ethel Anderson a)nnie Jean Anderson Dixie Lee Anderson Maxine Anderson Nadine Elise Anderson Beverly 3ackmart Emma Jean Ballard Marilyn Ellen Barham Carolyn Gertrude Barker Maryanne carol Ann Bates Klea Charlene Beesley Miriam Martha Bender Fiances Bennett Rose Catherin Bennett Anne Bennion Marlory Bennion Marilyn Hazel Pleat Beverly LaRue Bingham Reien Rae Birch Valerie Virginia Birkinstaw Anna Mae Bishop Lucille Bjorklund Joan Blackhurst Bonnie Jean Borg Gwen Bowler Nierra)n BOwn Lorraine Frances Brady Rosemary Brand ley Lugene Brewer Mary Fair Bridenbaugh Janet Lee Brown Jean Brown Joan Emma Brown Patricia Jean Bruggernan Bonnie Gayle Bruner Sheri Lynne Bryce Carroll Elizabeth But-hi janice Buchner Nan Nib ley Sullen Billie Joyce Bunnell Beverly Bushman Joan Butler Virginia inane Butler Vera Taft Canister Betty Claire Cameron Leonora Cannon Donna Louise Carlson Barbara Rae Carson Mitri Cates Marilyn Cayton Dena Chakolas Vivian Chang Marilyn Dixie Charvoz Rhoda Ann Chideeter Joyce Christensen Julia Christopherson Colleen Gloria Chytraus Patricia Elaine Clark Mary Elizabeth CIA vA'SOn Mertlyn Elaine Cliff Barbara Arlene Cohn Donna Louise Cole K4thrine Spencer Conk Velma May Covell Senile Pearl Cowlinshaw Colleen Crandall Jean Louise Crandall Marylyn McCleerY Crandall Nancy Grace Crandall Yvonne Marie Craven Alice Moyle Creer Carolyn Sue Crin Joyce Hazel Grewtort Maylene Cummings Audrey Susanne Cutler Nellarnae Dalton Verla Rae Dana Josephine Ethel Davis Juanita Davis Donene Christine Decker Helen Marlene Dedrick JoeAnn Erancia Dixon Barbara Jean Don Lstlta Marl Downer Afton Louise Lr11111 Joan Dudley Joanne Dun Saturday temple 850 friends mE aturday wle 850 lends may ducted sonic where I EUREKA May 21 William 14 Davis 31 Eureka residnt died Tuesday at a Denver hospital following a lingering ilk naps He was born Sept 30 1896- in Goshen Utah county a son of William and Frances Finch Davis He received his education in Goshen schools He married Goldie Dodge in 1934 in the Mani' iemple church of Jeaus Christ of Latter-day Saints She died 10 years a go Survivors include one son and three daughters Lyman Davis and Mildred Davis Eureka: Mrs Wendall Kirk Goshen Mrs Stanley Hegatrorn Ogden four sisters Mrs Gladys' Rolfe Mrs Alfred Humps end Mrs Nick stardom' all of Ogden and Mrs Howard Jensen Tooele two grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Sun- at 2 pm in the Euteka 8 ward chapel with Wilson Lae member of the Eureka ward bishopric officiating Military rites will 1) conducted by Eureka post 34 of the dk me tic a legion Friends may call Saturday evening and Sunday prior to services tt the Earl Potts residence in Eureka Burial will be in the Eureka city cemetery uniler the direction of the Fairbanks mortuary of Orem Pvt Alfred Toy-ne TREMONTON May 21----V1litary grave- aide servicea for Pvt Alfred Toytie 20 will he conducted Saturday at a pm in the Riverview cemetery at Tremonton by amrican Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts of Tremonton Pvt Toyne was killed in France Sept 24 1944 Hut body arrived in Tremonton Friday He was born in Tremonton Sept 13 1924 a son of Alfred and Rhea Newton Toyne Surviving are his mother Ogden: two brothers Charles Clay Toyne Ogden and Edward Toyne serving in the navy In Hawaii: four grandparents Mr and Mrs Toyne Grouse Creek Box Elder county and )tefr and Mrs Edward Newton Tremonton Friend' may call at Shaw and Rogers funeral Mon from 10 a tn Matiirday until tuna of set vitas rd ind Is in In )3 on 'Y '1 John Phillip James Funeral armlets for John Phillip James 74 462 at who died Thursday will be conducted Monday neon at 260 South Temple wher friends 'nay call Auricle) from 4 to 8 pm and Monday aftr 1C An Burial will ba In Mt Olivet cemetery at 1 pm in Ma- 1 South Temple call 30 minute funeral Entombment will Lake mausoleum Ma to fu Salt It prior be ir in LIQUOR AUDIT Emily Long Saunders runtirat service' for Mn lentil! Edith Long Siaundsra TM 1380 Mats who (lists Thursday wlI ha conductod Monday at 2 pm at 124 14 4th Fast Filen( la may call at I24-4th Cast Saturday from ft to pm Sunday from 4 to la pm and Mondot) from I to tim of funeral Burial will ha So Balt Last City cemetery Union Robert Mills Hunter Courtney Charles Hunts man Milton Carl Iverson Reid lying Edward Jscobsen Gerald Alfred Janke Richard Lee Jensen Wendell Wi 11111M Jensen Innen Gordon Johanson Donald Lane Johnson Walter Edwin Johnson Robert Dale Jones Gay Burns lowers Don Neve Kamerath Wallace Kasteler Lyle Hunter Keller Robert McDonald Kemdall Kenneth Ben Kenny Gary Hail Kimball Milton Douglas King James Fero' Kins low Darrell Vernon Knight John Leonard Knight Earl John Knudson Bob Walter Koplin George Ned Kounalls Victor Eugene Krantz Patrick Joseph tamping Richard Bunot Laney Lynn 'Toward Larsen Fullmer Latter Richard Taylor Lindberg Gerald De leno Lindhardt Joe Parley Livingston Steve Rigby Love Donald Keith Loveless Robert Neslen Ludwig Bill Ludwig Douglas Ray Lund Francis Armstrong Madsen Jr Samuel Makoff Jr George Phillip Mang Richard Eugene Margetts Edward De loy Maryon Gustave Albin Matson Jr John Charles Maw Ben Mc Broom Don Frank McCafferty Gordon Leroy McCall Lyle Wil let Coombs Brent Elmoine McGhle Jack Harrod McXague Robert Elden McLean Jess Elbert Mc Nary John Glenn Meeks Jr Louis Midgley Ralph Eddington Miner Rodney Minister Joseph Monsen Jr Norman Parkinson Monson John Henry Morck Reed Sutton Morrill John Wells Morrison James Henry Moyle II George Muir Harry -Murphy Conrad Hansen Nebeker Alan Henry Nelson Bob Nelson Richard Newman Nichols Dale Nicholson Glen LeRoy Nielsen Judd Nielsen Dale Fullmer Nilson Douglas Spencer Nilson Clinton Norton Joseph Bruce Nutta II Richard Dail Nuttall Roy Keith 01113 Alfred Otto Olschewski Owen Keith Olson Majid Oman Robert Edwards Paddock Allen Joseph Paget Donald Grant Paget Les Palfreyman Joseph James Palmer Raymond Bramwell Park-Minn Robert Alvarus Parry William Martin Partner Lewis Pat tenon Edward Gray Paul Edward Bradley Penning Fred Ilarold Petersen John Gary Peterson Verne A Peterson Harlow Walter Pickett William Richard Pinney Lee Pitchforth Jr Charles Edward Pixton Lawrence Maveraly Plant Paul George Pratt Benjamin Price Nick Con Psarras Sherman Longshaw Record Robert Wallace Reiser Kenneth Grimmett Rich Stanley Richards Dow Williams Richardson Bruce Floyd Ririe Willis William Ritter Calvin Allen Robbins Da rI I Don Robison Jerry Klmber Ruchtl Karl Ryser William Huish Sadler Mahrpand SatfarY Jack Sanders John Spencer Saville Robert Drake Sawyer Robert Giles Sharman Ernest Otto Schloss Charles Ernest Schmitt William Robert Schott Richard Lyman Schreiner Dean Elbert Scott Frank Harvey Sessions Albert Trevor Shaw Thomas Churchill Sheldon Paul Leidig Sheplery Woodley Bingham Shipp Garth Leasing Showalter Sam Shaw Shurtieff LeRoy Dilworth Simmons Jr Ronnie Simmons John Rodney Singleton Edwin Caldwell Skeen Keith LeRoy Sleater Darrell Smith Edward Rowley Smith Kenneth McNeil Smith Lynn Lamont Smith Murray Francis Smith Ronald William Smith Winston McClair Smith William IL Snodgrass Robert Keith Soelberg William John Sprunt David Vernal Steffensen Robert David Steele Clifford Allen Stephens Wilford Stoler Lynn A Strong Rribert Graham Busman Dale Warren Talbot Bayard Monson Taylor Gavin Roy Taylor Donald George Thirlot Ronald Thomas Victor Farrel Thomas Marvin James Tobias Richard Peter Tonnesen Robert Stanley Trouttelt Daniel A Tro)er Warwick Anthony Tyler Peter I Vandehel Gary Mildenhall VanWagoner Wallace Wadsworth Richard Golden Waldron Rowland Wayne Walker Bruce Frazer Warburton Ronald Wayne Webb Dave Weiss Emerson Roy West Jack West Orson Spencer Whitney liar-Vey Wilhelmsen Melvin Dean Wilhite Legrand Winegar Walt William Winkelman Howard Stone Winters Richard Keith Winters Nathan Howard Woodruff ttobert Kay Worthen LeRoy Hugh stein Earl Monson Wunderli Melbourne Millar Wright Bill Gordon Young Ttichard Wright Young Graduatea--January 11141 LeGrande Aldrich George Bean Bill Bowes Glen Spencer Cahoon Wilfred Frederic Duffield Ionic Fredric Egan Louis Feick Jr John Carlyle Hadley Boyd Keith Hansen Ronald Hansen Carl Hess Gerald Eugene Higley Charles Edgar ilinkson Jr Rulon Glen losen Deno Ernest Kennel' Robert Latimer Lowell Frewin Lund Douglas William Mc Connell Stanford Mendel Sherwin Ralph Monty Alan Richard Muir James Naughton Joiieph IL Ne- son Jay Newman Robert I Nightingale Rulon If Nuttaii David Patterson Thomas Plant Jerry Salmon Dale henry Seeley Leo Shepherd Orval Sommerstedt Joseph Waterfait I Hunter Courtney Charles Hunts Continued from Pate Ill port with the agency's report for the ensuing week' he commented The audit made no comment on the fact that the "padding" necessary to cover a sizable liquor large as that of the Brigham street agency would boost sales for the interim three-day period to more than twice average weekly sales The special audit in several recommendations indirectly criticizes commission practices Recalling the fact that the commission permitted the Brigham street agency to build up the largest package agency inventory in the state the auditor recommended that stores or agenclea located in th0 close proximity of the main warehouse never should be permitted to overstock" Mr Adams pointed out that the Brigham street agency had the advantage of bi-weekly deliveries He recommended that all physical inventories taken by commission field auditors be checked by the commission's accounting staff He recommended that the agency be closed when physical inventories are taken thus eliminating the interim period which makes "padding" possible Carlos Albin Lundholm MAGNA May 21 Albin Lund-holm 02 Manna died In a $alt 1ak toepitill Thursday St am attar a 1nsering Born in Santanuin Utah county April lg he was a an of Jacob A and Christine Crickson Lundholm A momber of th church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainta he married Marlori Curtis in Nair LaSis City Aug 7 1925 Mr Lundholm I eurvived by his widow Maigna: a brothr Owen Lundholm Fresno Pal three slaws Mrs Ellen Plumb Loyatiton Cal and Mt-04 ima Greenhaish and Mrs Augunta Downey Santaquin Funeral mervicea Wilt be conducted Monday at 130 pm at 36 ith South Wriet friends may call Saturday and Sunday to 9 pm and Monday Burial will be in Salt Lak City cemetery I 1 1 1 Union Robert (Bobo Mills 47 former gait Lake sports promoter and newspaperman died Thursday in Norfolk Va of a heart ailment Snrn In gait Lake City Oct 19 1900 tot wait a eon of liart tut ehatinit Hughes Mille Residing hole until 1930 he was a member of the advertioing department of this Deseret News for 10 years Ile waa active in athletics an enthusiast of baaeball fishing and other sport For a time he wee associated with Utah Wildlife and Stat Fish and flame Among A navy veteran of World War Mr Mt Its was a charter member of Sugar-house post No 85 American Legion and a member of salt Lak post Vterans of Foreign Vars White residing in Virginia he latinaged a chain of cafes atirvived by his widow Irtinic Mitor Mille whom ha married in Norfolk in 1611:1: four 'smut and three (laugh-I ere Vernon Charles Mc oft and Robert Mills Jr Eunice Shirlev and Sandra Mills all 44 Norfolk: two brothers and a mister PtilestaCiav and Bert Mills Jr and Mrs Alberta Peterson Salt Laid City Pinerai services nd burial will be in Norfolk Tuesday Nancy Forbush Butler NEWDALE Ida May eervices for Mr Nancy Rozilla Forbuish Butler 70 who died In the family home here Wednesday at 5 pm of a lingrrinff Woes will be conducted Saturday at 2 pm in the Newdaie chapel of the Church of Jeans Christ of Latter-day Sainta with a member of the Newcrals ward bishopric officiating Mrs butler was born Feb 14 1872 at Union Salt Lake county Utah a daughter or LOten Ezra and inahella btrisnhall Forbush she spent tier early childhood at Union and In intO we married to Philander Hillier In the gait Laity City LI) temple They continued to 11 al Union until 1002 when they hottiestealed at talc Mrs Butler was active Cs member until ill health forced her to retirese lithe wan opecially ctiv in the Relief society Surviving besides her husband are six inn and daughter' Trvin Lorin and Elmer' Butler Newtials Mn Alice Mettle Reno Nev Mn Gladys Josephson Wilder and nrace Faulk ftrand Junction Colo a brother Frank Portman and two halt leters Met Laurt rtakr ittut Niro Vlo Irenotermaker Union Utah! Alan 25 grandchildron and five grestgrandchil dren Ifamien funeral home of Anthony wtil direr btirtI In the Yielding Memorial park at Idaho Fans terisitict may roil at Ph family home in Nwditie from 10 am gaturilay until tim tit aorvicea Josie Garneau Wise OGDEN May Jost Glitt leRU Wise 51 1943 Stephens ave died Thursday at 10 pm In an Ogden hbapitI of natural causes She Walt the widow of Joeeph Wise She was born Aug 189411 in Ogden a daughter of Louis and Jennie Littlei Garneau On adarrh 21 1916 Mut was 1 married to Mr Wise in Ogden kiediedl in December 1940 13ine waa a member of the -Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saint and the Third am' Survivors Include a daughter and a son Loins Wis and Mrs Janni Faulknoir ogtioit four grantichlitiron anti the rtilioAllg tiro' her and pistrs Lows Gartient Ultt0 Mrs eiurymt Sandhera Mrs Frank Ault rtiIi Utlarni and Mrs-1 Gelrg itall Faltersl servires will be conductied Mcm- I day at 3 at Larkin and Sons funeral chapel by Thomas Checketta bishop of the Third ward Friends may call at the larnly home Sunday afternoon and evening and at the funeral chapel Monday from 10 am to time of services Burial will be in Ogden city eforritery 1 I Dello lay Slates Conclave Representatives of Salt Lake Ogden and Provo chapters comprising the Utah State DeMolay Assn will hold their 17th annual conclave Saturday in the Masonic temple 850 South Temple Gerald Christensen state master councilor will preside over the meetings which will open at 10 am with the conferring of initiatory and majority De Malay degrees The association business meeting Is set for 3 pm when of ft- cere will be elected A chapter tennie match is scheduled for 8 am Laurence Hick can K'aye Dunne Id Patricia Louise Dunson Joanne Earl Peggy Viola Ebe It Norma Ann Eck Jananne Amelia Gayle Edwards Laurin Betty Ekstrorn Mabel Eldredge Suzanne June Ellis Joyce Ellsworth Nancy Ernerion Janice Fern Earantion Cart line Louise Evan Joyce Farrell Shirley Darlene rarrer Mary Ann Louise reviler Marilyn Yvonne Faux Shirley Jean related Marilyn Jeanne Felt Barbera NaomiFisher Barbara Nell Fisher elsa Yvonne Flegge Marti) Flint Nancy Lee Flowers Eleanor Folland Barbara Anne Frederiksen Geraldine Free Vireinia Jean Freeman rum' ruIlL Jo Ann Caddis Peggy Sue Gantner Valorle Jean Gent Cathrizie Elizabeth Gerth Patsy Giles Evelyn Margaret Gough Margaret Elizabeth Graham Marilyn Joyce Grant Virginia Ruth Grubb Marl Helen Guilford Doreen Carat GYIII Jennie (Unlock I Geneva neigh Rae Jean Haight aharon Haight Mary Ann Hales Fran-- cella Marie Haller earoIe Martha IlamaL Shirley Ann Hamill Muriel Dorothy Hanson Thelma Nadine Hardy Loin Gertrude Hardy Carolyn Harper Geraldine Hay Cleo Alice Haves rav McGinty Heves bleverly Elien lirternart Mary Ann Hemming Barbara Jewel liendrY Yvonne Joyce Ileppley Joyce Leone Peat Elaine Hill Irene Hinckley Charlotte Darlene Ilizsori Mary IMU Hisson Beverly Norene Heohtier Cheryl Anne Hog gan Marie Iloilo Marianne Marguerite Hopkins Virginia Ruth Horton Alice Ardelle Howcrott Dorothy Loll Howerott Cerro Lu Hughes Teddy Hunter Carol Anne Hyde Patricia Marilyn May Janke Lois Jean Jaquier Geraldine Hazel Jetts Diane Beverly Jenson Marlene Jeri sett Colleen Jenson Stiletto Johnson Dollyann Johnson Delores flwen Johnson Jean Johnson Lorraine Johnson Virginia Dale Johnson Jean Afton Jones Anna Fred Judd Lois Patricia Judd Dnrothy Joyce Jullusaen toverly Keeley Kathryn Blaine Kelly Marilyn Irene Kelsey Donnie Ellen Koine Carole Pat Kirk Vert Knecht Derlene Ann Knurl ann Barbara Claire Koch Janke Carol Krantz Nancy Margaret -2-etchman Shirley Ellen Kriegel Janice Helen Lakin Nancy Ellen Lane Leah Gone Larson Susan Leo Lerwill Mary Gwen Light Marilyn Belle Liston Patricia Lloyd Coilern Low Annabelle Lund Ginria Carol Lund Juanita Olen Lund Patricia Lund Shirley Rae Lund Carol Gene Mallory Sherry Louise Mann Jeanne Eleanore Mariani Mary Ann Maughan Mecham Mildred Jean MCAlnater Kathleen McDonald Mary Flizabeth McEritire Marilyn McFarland Jean Gav McGregor Lorraine Meredith Marlene LaMonte Merrick Helen Jeannine Merrill Judith toe Midgley Lois Arden lkintrat Juno Beverly Moncur Cora lidnore Dorothy Ileen Morrisnn Margaret (Therrv Mnelander Gladve Faro) Moulton Givr1 Lillian MnulInn Joyce aturdnek Nancy Faye Motact -ireinia Ann Neeler Mary LaN-erne Nekton Pauline Deon Nelzan l'Neclene Neshitt LaVon Nesbitt Carol Nicholes Elizabeth Ann Nicholes Mona Jeanne Nk-odemus ReNee Dcileen Nielsen Norma Niel-sort Ruth Nati" Donna Jean Norton Janet Ober Mildred Charlotte Olachewski Evelyn Susie Olsen teas Arlean Olson Marilyn Janette Olson Mona Beene Olson Dar PRESENTS THEIR' SL3ECIIISS! 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Jacques Casey Goddard George Goodale William James Goodwin Jr Lowell Albert Gould Roy David Graves A Ray Green Charles Mr Neil Griffin Robert Stanley Gudmundsen Ronald Kay Gygi Ernest Parry Hagen Robert Stephen Halander Allan Dean Halliday Kenneth Walter Hampton David Hansen Richard Arnold Hansen Robert Harmon Alan Leonard Harris David Charles Patch Monte Ray Hathaway George linymond Philip Richard Halibut Alan Hicken Frank Bagley Hills Richard McCormick Hobson David Edward Holt Richard William Howland Gerald Erickson Hulbert William Evans OrlDPNo May 21-1aurence Jonathon Mirka rI2 ntl 1 Jfrormon avg oaattoortor brakoman died In sin LIMO hoopttal Thuraday at 0 a elf a hurt attack surforad 10 hours groviousio tie watt born Jan 31 DNS In narriavilla Weber county ft ion of re Mtn A and Marrolla Smith Hicks Ile had tion ot rotMont or Orlan nimoot all Of his life Far tho bast 42 Atari been pmploypd as brakeman by the Southern Pa Otto railroad Ms affiliations Includ th IttathPrhnemi or Railway Trainman hie on or Oridn On may In 1001 he married Ivo Lilts both Korithaw In (Upton atiroloore Incluel tha widow arid a eon Isiwronort William ticks (l till Ore augh trs Mrs Somalia 'albeit Mre fluhy Belt and )rs VirIna ilagon ail of Callan: avn grandchildren and one great-grandchild- two brothore and two sistr Chew tor Hicks New York City rimPr Rieke Rota Lak Cityt lira Shurtliff and Mr Warren earriphell (WPM Flinaral asn'trea (and will an nnti neve for Oadon bY Lindquist Ron Marl Mt Pio Utah GOP Women Business College President Feted To express their respect for his ability honor for his integrity and value for his friendship the faculty and office staff of LDS Business college honored Fox retiring president a dinner party Friday evening The event at tho Doll house 1518 S1 Main was one of three functions scheduled to honor Mr Fox as he concludes 35 years as president of the institution He will retire May 31 to be succeeded by Kenneth Bennion A reception is planned for Tuesday from 8 to 10:30 pm at the board room 50 Main wit invitations extended to students alumni business associates faculty members and friends Stress Activity Acclaiming women's action in political affairs ai "vitally important" to the nation's welfare the PerritAnntliti advisory board meeting of Utah Federation of Women' ll Republican clubs was held Friday evening in the Newhouse hotel A forum with Mrs Roy Priest as moderator discussed methods of organizing county clubs obtaintng cooperation between county clubs and political committees and stressed the value of such women's clubs as educational factors in political issues Elba Edward Lott LEH! Mav services for Elba Elward Lott 41 who died at home in Spokane Wash Tuesday of a heart attack will be condticted Monday at 2 pm In Lehi First ward chapel of the Church of Jew Christ of Latter-day saints by Ward Webb blohoP Burial will be is Lehi city cemetery Frienda may call at the home of his var ewe Mr 4stut Mrs sort Lott Monday evening and Mondav until time of aervices Mr Lott was born in Lehi Oct ld 1P06 eon of Nen and Geneva bent Lott Me married An LaWil Oct 19 71C For the past 12 years he bad e11041 fft pnk a whr he was Witelsington ittat relit inspector 1 An active member of the I 11 5 church he had erved as a member of the Stinfillif IPChOeli superintendency in the Spokane ward Purylvins are his widow: two sons 'A- ward Lott Spokane and Gordon Lott ehl: his parents: two brothers lost end Keith Lott Lehi: two sisters Mn Freda Carter Venire Cal and Mn Lillian Timothy Lehi INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER LDS Aid Leaves For Mesa Talk David McKay second counselor in the first presidency Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints left Friday morning by automobile for Mesa Ariz where he will deliver a baccalaureate sermon Sunday night According to Harvey Taylor superintendent of Mesa public schools approximately 2000 per-Ions 19111 attend the services and all churches of the city 'will be closed that evening Birtie Cave Crump PRICF May 4 Birtie Cava Crump 54 025 IC Oth South Cipd Thurs day at 3 4n pm In I Price hospital lowing threweek A daughter of Will and Minnie Osborne Stone she was born April 194 In Survivors include her huaband Wallas VV Crump and eight sons and daughters Mrs Luc( Bear and Mro rranets Bader both of Rains Carbon etotiolYL Mrs Inas Williams Glenwood Springs unto: Mrs Wildrati Marvidikie Miss Betty Ruth Cave and William Cave all ot Fri Hotrbyrt 3 Cave with 'the IL 8 army and David Cave Martha Funeral services will be conducted 'Sunday at 2 rn in the Mitchell funeral chapel by RPV Itiehotrd Italbort pastor of the rommunity Methotlitit chttreh here Burial will be In Privy city rolootery Salt Lake Imo cloudy Saturday with acattered clouds Sunday Cooler Saturday with high near 70 low Sunday morning near 40 clear 'south portion Partly cloudy north portion Saturday and Sunday Cooler except in extreme south portion Saturday High Saturday 65 to 75 north 70 to 80 eolith near FiS in Dixie Low Sunday morning 35 to 45 Idaho Partly cloudy little change in temperature Saturday and Sunday Scattered afternoon thundershowers in mountains: high 70 to SO low Saturday night 40 to 45 over weekend rising temperatures Friday and Sunday cloudy Saturday and Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers over most of th state Saturday High Saturday SO to 90 east of continental divide 70 to west Fridays 'weather was clear and partly cloudy and locally windy in most places In the intermountain region Light showers occurred in Nevada and western Wyoming northern and extreme western Idaho Temperatures were down 5 to 10 degrees in western Idaho and northeastern Nevada but elsewhere over the intermountain region slightly warmer weather was recorded TEMPERATURE CHART High Low Prc A I huquergus 89 56 Atlanta 87 60 Filomarek 82 76 Bolas 84 4A Tr Poston 60 42 02 Putts 76 45 Chayonno 76 47 Tr Chicago 72 80 Cincinnati 7 it 58 03 Donver AO 55 01 Bet roil 88 5 uluth Minn 77 48 Grand Junction 90 59 ros Vegas 44 51 tt art 48 os Angelis 71 48 NI 1 a mt 84 65 Minneapolis 78 58 Tr New Odeon irl 66 New York CRY 76 50 02 Ogden a I 48 Ok lahoma City 90 69 Otnitha 1143 83 01 96 53 Pocatello 70 49 Portland 4 83 42 Provo 65 43 Reno so 36 Tr Rock flprinita 79 50 Fusit Lake airport 84 47 San Antonio 94 84 Itan Diego 68 49 In Tronchet) 85 iN0 03 All floors 4 49 III Sri SO Tr Pisani 66 49 Phertilan AN 84 9kAhhinorton 144 57 Tr West Yellowstone 74 30 Salt Lake weather data Precipitation for 24-hour period ended at 5 0: precipitation tor May 28 accumulative dticiency 91 Precipitation to net Oct 1 1042: ccumula the deficlncy 735 Punrts Saturday 5:05: sunset 7:45 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luncheon 1 pm Labor temple 151-2nd Labors district council 10 am Covey's New Ameriets coffee shop 534 States Travelers noon --17n I J-13- 11 "MORNING AFTER" IPIT1E110 SEnop 2233 South 7th East 'Plano Oraop 2233 South 7th East I Irlori'e 1 The pain and discomfort of -Morn mg-After" quickly relieved! 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