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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 30

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li THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday December 194R THE DEATH ROLL Telegraph Pole Snaps Kills Man Near San Diego 1Service Held On Coast For Ex-Utalm 1 Mary Fisher 1 HEBER Funeral services for Mrs Mary (Mamie) Fisher 79 wife of James Fisher who died Tuesday at 5:21 am at the home of a daughter Mrs Albert Hunter Ogden after an Vended illness will be conducted Thursday at 2 pm in the Wasatch stake tabernacle Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by I Sander bishop of the Heber Third El ward Mn Fisher was born at Heber Oct 20 1869 a daughter of William and Mary Lindsay She WAS married to Mr Fisher Dec 7 1892 in the Logan 8 temple They had lived at Park City Antelope Daggett county and in Duchesne county as well as in Netter She served in auxiliary organizations and had been a member of the boards of the Primary organization and the Relief society She was also a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Surviving in addition to her husband are a daughter Mrs Mary Bunter: an adopted son Daryl Fisher Heber a brother John A Lindsay Park City two sisters Mrs Crissie Duke and Mrs Annie Clyde Heber 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren Burial will be in Heber cemetery Friends may call at the Fisher residence 411 8 3rd East Heber Wednesday evening and Thursday prior to services Lucy Knight Eames Lucy Knight Eames 65 37 West Tempi mt Salt Lake City died Tuesday at 5:05 pm in an- Ogden hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage Mrs El Ittles 1vitA horn In Plain City Jan 1 1663 a daughter of Alonzo and Catherine Meguire Knight She attended schools at Plain city she wan married to Robert -T Eames In 1kS0 in the Snit Iake endowment house of the chtirch of Janina Christ of Latter-day Saints Thev moved to Almn Ida near Rut-Icy in 1SS4 and pioneered the devlopment cit that area In 1917 they moved to Harrisvitie Weber county where she lived titian after her husband died June 26 1937 when she moved to Salt Lake City ashere she had liVP(i ftince A member of the church she had hen active in ita 'affairs throughout her ille She became president of the Relief society when the Raft Rivr stake Waia organized and had worked in most of the auxiliaries of th churrh The past 12 years she had devoted to genealogical and temple York surviving are the following 'ens and daughtrs: Mrs Elizabeth King and Mrs Ruby Mr Mullin Raymond A Iberia Ca nada Mn Lucy Stout Portland Ore: Mrs Viola Harris Mrs Mary Shurtieff and William Eames Ogden: there are 51 grannehtldren and FiS great-grandchildren Also surviving are two brothers and a sister: Mrs Julia Eames Almo Ida Mark and Marion Knight Plain City Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lindquist and Sons mortuary Simon Robert Johnson services for Simon Robert Johnson 49 will be conducted Friday at 1 pm tn Centerville Second ward chapel Church of Jesola 3 Christ of Latter-day Saints by Marlow 1 1 Fisher bishop Johnson was credir manager Stir Union Furniture Co Bountiful at the time of his death Sunday Be was a former 4 lip sobs 1- resident of Salt Lake I wJis City and an active member of the DS church Friends may call at the Union mortu- ary Bountiful Wednesday from 6 A to 9 pm Thursday until 9 pm and Mr Johnson at the family residence Friday from 10 am until time of service Burial will be in Centerville cemetery 1 1 i 1 st Mack Dale Cooper 19 626 Sperry et apprentice lineman for Western Union Telegraph Co was crushed to death Monday near San Diego Cal by a telegraph pole which fell after Erapping near the base Salt 1 a relatives learned According to fr reports the pole Mr Cooper was- 41 working on was pulled down by fr wires connected Mr Cooper to another pole which collapsed Ernest Morgan NIBLEY Cache Leroy Morgan 70 Cache valley farmer died at his home in Nib ley at 7:45 pm Tuesday night after a years illness He was born in Mill Creek at Lake rounty Dec 27 1877 the son of Edward and Louisa Scott Morgan He married Elizabeth Josephine Bawden in the Salt Lake temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Oct 25 1899 He had lived in Nib ley for the past 44 years and had been a high priest in the r) S- stake He had served as road supervisor in Cache county had served in the superintendency of the Sunday school here and was a member of the old folks committee for many years He had one of the first large potato cellars in the valley He had been secretary of the Clear Creek Irrigation Co for a number of years and was a past president of the Cache County Farm bureau He was active civically and politically tn the county He is survived by his widow Nib ley: nine sons and daughters Elwood Darwin and Delton Morgan all of Nib ley: Mrs Zelda and Austin Istorgan4tLogan Mes Pula Nielsen Lewiston Mrs Erma Loosely Providence Mrs Fiva Rindlisbacher Amalga Mrs Ines Andersen Albany Cal 2R grandchildren: two brothers and one sister Edward Morgan Riverton Isaac Morgan Salt Lake City and Mrs Louisa Ellis Morgan Bawden Holladay Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Loyal Hall mortuary of Logan Funeral services for Ernest (Burt) Bert ling about 73 civic leader and former Missouri Pacific railroad general agent in Salt Lake City were conducted Tuesday in La Jolla Cal Mr Bert ling died Saturday in La Jolla A native of Cincinnati 0 and an army veteran of the Spanish-American war Mr Bert ling was general agent forctihe railroad line in Salt Lake City for 12 years He had been employed by the line 20 years prior to his retirement in 1940 at which time he moved to California One of the founders of the Salt Lake Transportation club he was a former vice president of Salt Lake Rotary club and was a member of the Alta and Country clubs here He first came to Salt Lake City in 1928 He previously had worked with Union Pacific and Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis railroads in Chicago He is survived by his widow Mrs Stella Bert ling La Jolla Mr Cooper was with a traveling repair crew -which covers the western states He was born in Vernal Uintah county May 4 1929 a son of Mrs Edith Dow CADoper 626 Sperry ct and the late Oscar Cooper Moving with his parents to Myton Duchesne county he resided there until the age of 12 when he moved with his parents to Salt Lake City Entering the navy in 1946 Mr Cooper went overseas to Japan and Clrina and was discharged in November 1947 Prior to enlistment in the navy he was employed by Western Union Telegraph Co Mr Cooper attended Salt Lake public schools and was a member of the Presbyterian church Besides his mother he is survived by two brothers Dow Cooper Salt Lake City and 'William Cooper serving with the marines in the Pacific and a grandmother Mrs Samantha Cooper Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted in Salt Lake City at a later date Earl Gibbons PRICE Funeral services for Earl Gustavus Gibbons 39 St George who died Saturday will be conducted Wedneaday at 11 am at the Mitchell funeral chapel by Rev William -McFadden pastor of the Price Community Methodist church Burial will be in Price city cemetery Mr Gibbons was born Nov 23 1909 at Lintcn Ind a son of Charles GUStAVUO and Mary Wilson Gibbons Survivors besides his mother include a on and a daughter Robert Earl and Peggy Joyce Gibbons both of arisona and a brother and a sister Jesse Gibbons St George and Mrs Marie Jewell Henderson Nev Ernest Bert ling He was Transportation club founder Belgium Battle Hero's Rites Slated Friday Sgt David Asay services for Sgt David Asay 20 who was killed April 12 1945 in Germany Auring World War will be conducted Thursday at 2:30 pm at the Orem city cemetery by Bennett bishop of Timpanogos ward Church of Jesus Chriat of Latter-day Saints Sgt Asay was born Feb10 1925 at Loyal Wyo a son of Eleazar and Flossie Wortham Asay He attended schools In Millard and Utah counties and was graduated from Lincoln high school and Sharon I stake seminary Orem He was a member of the church and active in the Timpanosos ward He entered the army in July 1943 receiving infantry training at Camp Roberts Cal and Fort Banning Ga He embarked for France with the 5th infantry 71st division in January 1945 He is survived by bia parents Orem five brothers Levan Clyde Jesse and Wayne A say Provo and Clifton Asay missionary in western Canada and his grandmother Mrs Harriet Asay Lovell Wyo Military honors will be conferred by Orem post American Legion Friends may call Thursday morning and until 2 pm at Claudia funeral home at Provo The family requests no flowers Joseph Jesse Patrick Jesse Patrick 75 died Monday of a heart ailment hue at work on the Lehi Fourth ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which is under construction He Wilfla plasterer He was born Dec 22 173 at Blank-hearth England a son of Joseph and Harriet Sowers Patrick He came to the United States att years ago and had lived In Lehi Pince that time Ile married Sarah Jane Sept 13 1902 She survives He NV secretary of the high priests organization of the Fourth ward at ithe time of his death Surviving in addition to Hs widow are a son William A Patrick Alpine Utah county: two daughters Mrs Nellie Wordon Lehi: Mrs Jennie Miner El Monte Cal 19 grandchildren three great-grandchildren a brother William Patrick and a sister Mrs Mary Ann Phillips England Funeral arrangements will be announced by A Wing mortuary Fire Unit Chief Of Equipment Succumbs at 59 Eleanor Brown OGDES--M rs Eleanor Redden Brown A2 of 3027 Adam! ave formerly of 1140 Porter ave died at the family home late Monday night following a short illness of heart disease Mrs Brown vas born in 1888 In Hoytsvil le a da tighter of John and Martha Adelia Cloward Redden On June 19 1902 she was married to John Brown in Coalville She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Twenty-first ward Sur lying are her husband and the following sons and daughters: Kenneth Brown North Carolina -Virgil and John 0 Brown Mrs Clyde A ikens Mrs Harvey Rigley Mrs Carman Pagano and Mrs Matthew Pagano all of Ogden: a brother Return James Redden -Ogden and a sister Mrs John Sargent HoytsviPe and 18 grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lindquist and Sons mortuary Dr Arel I Jensen Are I Jenoen 56 promi nent Boise dentist and former member of the state legialature died at a hospital after a heart attack Monday Dr Jensen was a member of the Boise Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stake high council at the time of his death Born at Brigham City' Utah be attended Brigam Young university and the University of Utah Na received his dental degree from the Chicago College of Dental Surgery Dr Jensen spent two years in Denmark se So LDS MiStO0OltrY and served hi World War He began his dental practice in Drigge Ida and served ea repreeentative in the state legislature- from Teton county In 1932 He had prsicticed here since 1933 Survivors include hia widow two SODS and a daughter lutes Eulogize Chief of Firm Ernest Brigham Rithl Ernest Brigham EMI 58 537 Sherrnan ve meat cutter for Safeway Stores Inc died at his reaidence Tnuesday at 6:03 of a heart ail- men? He was born June 16 1890 in Salt Lake City a on of Brigham A and Fan- me Jon Kidd He lived all of his life here ar 1'1 On June 24 1914 1 In It Lake City he married Agnes Wit- son Nir Rudd had been employed with Safeway Stores Inc i for the past four years He was a ''4 te'rt" member of th 1 4 I Church of Jesus Christ of tatter-day Saints Ms Bidd Survivors incluti his widow: a daughter Mrs Lois Keiser: his mother and a brother Clarence Kidd all of Snit Lake City and four sisters Mrs Birdie Isaac Mrs Alice Walkcr Mrs Florence Haslam and Mrs Ivy George Salt Lake City e''''''-'71 7 -A i 1 f- ti 'so '4 A r' -'''''4- 7 11 Galling Cavalli OGDEN Gaffing Cava week-old daughter ID Robert nd Arthella Ray Cavalli 12 65 Grant Et VP iled early Tuesday In a local hospital The baby and a twin sister were born Nov 30 The twin sister Gail died Dec Surviving are her parents a brother and sister Carl Wayne and Mary Louise Ca valli and a grandmother- Mrs Thomas McFarland Plain City Funeral services NA 1 I be conducted Thursday at 11 A at Linguist and Soria mortuary by Alvin Maw bishop of the Plain City ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Burial will be in Washington Heights Memorial park Rachel Ault Elton CEDAR VALLEY Utah services for Mrs Rachel Ault Elton 80 who died Sunday night at her home here of causes incident to age will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm in the Cedar Valley ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints She was born April 19 1868 at Storney Stratford Bunghingham England a daughter of John and Rachel Firrell Ault She came to this country as a child and had been a resident of Cedar Valley for 75 years She was married April 19- 1802 at Salt Lake City to William Parley Elton Mr Elton survives She was active in the Relief society Of the I church Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons William John and David Horton Elton Cedar Valley four daughters Mrs Alice Gain Magna Mrs: Elizabeth Cook Mrs Lillian Miller Mrs Myrtle Hardman Mrs Amy Blackburn Cedar Valley: 40 grandchildren 38 great-grandchildren: two sisters Mrs Pearl McMills Salt Lake City and Mrs Minnie A Calton Cedar Valley Friends may call at the A Wing mortuary Lehi Wednesday evening and at the family home Thursday prior to services Burial will be in Cedar Valley cemetery David Martin Snyder 1796 19th East superintendent of maintainance for the Salt Lake fire department died at his residence Tuesday at 10:15 pm of a cardiac ailment Mr Snyder had been an employe of the department for nearly 30 years A native of Breckenridge he was born Sept 28 1889 son of George and Lydia Wilson Snyder He was a veteran of World War I and came to Salt Lake City following his discharge from the army Mr Snyder married Edith Burtagnole in Salt Lake City Sept 28 1918 He was a member of the Catholic church and the American-Legion Surviving are his widow Salt Lake City two sons Paul and David Martin Snyder Jr Salt Lake City three daughters Lydia Louise and Virginia Snyder Berkeley Cal and Mrs Dorothy Jane Fowler Layton several brothers and sisters in Iillinois and one grandchild Funeral services Tuesday paid final tribute to Richard A Martin 46 1851 Herbert ave president of Alsco of Utah Co who died SaturRt Rev Arthur Moulton retired Episcopal biliop of Utah officiating at the services said that the sudden shock of Mr Martin's death to family friends and community "tends to throw us off of our spiritual balance We regain this by aligning ourselves with the wisdom of the ages the Bible" he said Obvious fact that he was held in high esteem by his many friends and the community was the large congregation that gathered at the place of funeral said Bishop Moulton Services were conducted at 372 1st South The body was taken to San Diego Cal for burial Pvt 3Iansfield MALAD tunerai services for Pvt George Ricbard Mansfield kilied in action in France Dec 7 1944 will be conducted Saturday at 2 pm Malad cemetery Pvt Mansfield was born in Park City Summit county a son of George and Tekla Holm Mansfield moving with his parents at the age of 4 to Malad where he attended public schools Entering the army in April 1944 he was sent overseas in October of that year Be was serving with an infantry unit at the time of his death He is survived by his parents- Malad: two sisters Miss Marie and Elaine Mansfield Malad and two grandparents Mrs Mary Pesola Park City and Mn Elizabeth Mansfield Samaria Ida John Henry Bronson ELWOOD Beg Elder services for John Henry Bronson 60 who died Sunday will be conducted Thursday at I :30 pm in Elwood ward chapel Church of JeSUR Christ of Latter-day Saints by Reginald Hunsaker bishop Burial wil be in Riverview cemetery directed by Shaw and Rogers mortuary Tremonion Frienria may call at the family home Wednesday from 6 to and Thursday from 10 am Until time of services Graveside rites for T5 Myron Lee Schooley who died of wounds suffered in action in Bastogne Belgium Jan- 5 1945 will be con- ducted Friday at pin in Wa- aatch Lawn Memorial park He was born Dec 2 1923 in Spo- a Wash a oi son of Harold and Salina Jane Hoffman Schooley and moved to -k 'Wlaitefish Mont T5 Schooley when a young boy He resided there until the age of 16 attending schools there and then moved to Salt Lake City He married Marian Anderson April 29 1943 in Salt Lake City On Dec 7 1942 T5 Schooley entered the army training at Toccoa Ga Ft Benning Ga and Camp Call From there he was sent overseas to England as a member of the 501st air-borne division T5 Schooley participated in battles in France Holland and Belgium being one of the first paratroopers to land at Normandy France in the allied invasion He was awarded the presidential unit citation and the purple heart medal posthumously Survivors include his widow and Myron Grant Schooley Salt Lake City his parents Whitefish: four brothers Alton Burton and Harold Schooley Whitefish and Kenneth Schooley Riverside Cal and two sisters Mrs Laura Johnson Troy Mont and Mrs James A Hamberlin Salt Lake City Military honors will be accorded by Salt Lake post No 2 American Le gionFriends may call at 125 Main Thursday from 4 to 8:30 pm and Friday until noon cot Orson Williams 6- services for Sgt Orson Jack Williams who was ktiled in action April 3 1945 at Lichenwalit Germany will be conducted Sunday at 1 pm In the Helper civic auditorium Burial will he in the Mountain View cemetery at Helper with military rites conducted at the grave by members of the Helper posts of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars The body will lie in state at the Mitchell funeral home here until Sunday at 11 am and at the place of services from 11 am until 1 Sgt Williams was born Jan 22 1921 at Helper Carbon county a son of Mrs Lena Williams Ile attended Helper public schools and graduated in 1938 from the Carbon county senior high school He was an employe of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co for two years and prior to entering the armed forces June 27 1942 he was employed by Utah Fuel Co Castle Gate Carbon county Following training at Camp Carson Colo Kingman Colo and Fort Benning Ga he was sent overseas 4n January 1945 Survivors in addition to his mother Include a brother and six sisters Thomas Williams Mrs Mary Ann Jones and Mrs Mae Marinos all of Helper: Mrs Lena IPickotilas and Mrs Nttie Hillis both of Salt Lake City Mrs Violet Owens Grand I Junction Cob and Mrs Pearl Formento Phoenix Ariz John Warren Helen Emma Vc Ilson Miss Helen Emma Wilson s4 S39-9th Fast died Tuesday at 11 stm at bee residence of a heart ailment She was born Dee 11 1 t464 In Van-port Pa a daughter of William and Anna McKenzie Wilson and had resided most of tier life in Altoona Pa he moved to at Lake City in 1922 Prior to coming to Salt Lake City Miss Wilson was enraged in ready-to-wear merchandising with her late sister Miss Annette Viilson in Altoona Miss Wilson is survived by a brother Charles WIDROrl Sa It Lake City Funeral services will he condiwted Thursday at 10 a at 2tin South Tempe by Rev Laird Loveland pastor First Methodist church Friends may call at place of funeral Wednesday from 4 to pm and Thursday until time of SPrVICA Burial will be In Mt Olivet cemetery Lt Arthur Sylvester SANTA QUIN services for Lt Arthur Grant Sylvester who was killed Oct 2S Ifiit 4 at Metz Franco will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm In the Santaquin First ward chapel Church of JeRus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Gordon bishop Friends may call ut the family home in Fantaquin Wednesday evening and Thursday until time of serviera Graveside ser icea will be conductd by the Santaquin post American Legion and burial in Santaquin cemetery will be directed by Fairbanks mortuary Orem Rites Set Thursday For Industrialist HANSEN Ida--John Warren 74 died early Tuesday at the Falls county hospital following a brief illness was born Sept 10 1874 in Arkansas and came to Idaho about 12 years ago He was a carpenter by trade and a member of the Methodist church Survivors include his widow -Frances and other relatives whose names were unavailable Twin Falls mortuary will announce funeral services Robert Welbourn PARMA Ida (APi--Robert Welbourn 52 state hortcultural 'inspector from 1921 until 1942 died Monday nigtit at the Caldwell sanitarium Since retiring from his state position he had farmed east of here and worked for the Simplot fertilizer plant at Caldwell He served' In the marines in World War Funeral services will be held Friday at Kirkpatrick Memorial Community church with interment here Bernardo Ferraris CALIENTg services for Bernardo (Barney) Ferraris 68 resident of this area since 1904 who died Monday in a Pioche hospital will be conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at the Burt mortuary Caliente by Rev Sorenson of the Union Fundamentalist church Mr Ferraris was horn at Romagnano eta Piedmont province Italy Aug 15 1880 He came to the United States in 1898 and was employed in a copper smelter at Butte Mont where he obtained his citizenship Be was employed later in lumber mills In western Canada and the state of Washington and in mines In Alaska Yukon territory Utah Colorado and Nevada He married Frances Gents' Oct 15 1921 while on a visit to Italy They returned to this country the same year and had lived in Caliente since 1922 Surviving are his widow Caliente a son Claud Ferraris atudent at the University of Southern California at Lost Angeles and a sister Mrs Nina Allegra France I 1- Cirts i teten services for Christin Nielsen 78 who died Monday In his restdnce at 854-23rd et 'Alit be conducted Thursday at 1 pm in thp Aultorest chapel by Volney Belnap ward bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Friends may call at the Aultorest mortuary from 6 until 8 pm Wednesday and prior to time of service Thursday Mortuary cars will meet the buses at 36th et and Washington blvd from 6:30 to 7:30 pm Wednesday and one hour prior to the service on Thursday Entombment will be in the Aultorest mausoleum under direction of the Aultorest mortuary Mrs El Doris Fitzgerald services for Mrs FIDoria Swain Fitzgerald 43 who died Sunday in Roosevelt will ne conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in Kama3 ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Ile RUC Sell bishnp She was the wife of Bruce Fitzgerald Uintah basin businessman and president of the Highland Dairy Assn She had resided in Ronse it since moving from Kemal' summit county in 1947 Friends tray call at the home of Guy Fitzgerald Karnes Wednesday from 10 a until time of service Burial will be in Heber cemetery Funeral services for William Heffernan 48 942 Lake St vice president of the Ellernan Co lime lkiln manufacturers will be conducted Thursday at 3 pm at 36 1E 7th South He died Monday I Friends may call at place of 1 funeral Wednesday from 6 to 8 i pm and Thursday prior to services Burial will be in Salt Lake I City cemetery John A Clark Funeral services for John Alexander Clark 63 formerly of 20 7th South will he conducted Wednesday at 230 pm at 344 it South Mr Clark died Saturday at 12:05 pm In a Snit Lake hospital of pneumonia after an illness of two yeart He was horn in Colorado May 10 1665 otnd came to Salt Lake City 33 years ago He bad no known survivors Friends ma call at piace of funeral Tuesday and Wednesday prior to services Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery Lillie May Ostermiller May Oatermiller 3-montn-old daughter of Jnhn and Norma Griffith Oster-miller 3A0 lst East Bountiful died Tuesday after being ill for a week with pneumonia The child was born In Salt Lake City Aug 20 194S Surviving besides her parent are three grandparents John Ft Ostermilier Denver Colo and Mrs John Armond Griffith Bountiful Funeral arrangements will be announced by Union mortuary Bountiful Funerals Notices Brick Cement Piaster Work Painting Papering Cleaning Painting Papering FIRFAKINC--I Cleaning CONCRETE BREAKING CnNCPFTF Wanted--Womele EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER HAVE large studio capacity 75 to 100 for lectures meetings and small pad-ties Rent day or night Rents reasonable 4-7225 and Found I Funerals -----VA'SDER serv- IIces for Gilbert Vander Water 456 Stis West will be held Wednesday at 1 pm In the chapel at Sunset Lawn with Jesse A Watson bishop conducting Friends rnaY CA 11 at the mortuary 2350 13th South Tuesday until 8:30 pm and Wednesday prior to services Interment will be in the Sunset Lawn Memorial park under direction or SIMBet Lawn morI tuary Cleaning SEPTIC TANKS CLEANING SERVICE SALES FAST MODERN EQUIPMENT CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS AND WASTE SUMPS PUMPED SPECIAL CARE wrTH LAWNS OUT-OF-TOWN SERVICE FREE INSPECTION BECK CO 1619 STATF ST 7-2560: AFTER 5 PM 7-6115 ANY ROOM PAPERED $1495 Including labor and paper GOOD SELECTIONOF WALLPAPER Painting Steaming Arches Built Plaster Patching Remodeling I have Walltex No down payment EVERETT 6-2470 between 20-35 Apply Personnel office et12 1100 -7-- Expert Painting and Papering AVAILABLE' NOW Have latest paper aiso discontinued patterns Time payments it desired Work guar Free est CLARK THOMAS 8-2S72 AVAILABLF--Expert painting and papering Up to 30 months to pay Have 48 papers also stock of discontinued patterns Work guaranteed Free estimate 8-1722 WE SUGGEST THAT YO1 1 Do NOT PLATER YOUR HOUSE1 UNTIL YOU HAVE PEEN OUR SHADOW FINISH WALLS ARE HARD SMOOTH EASY TO CLEAN EASY TO PATCH NO PAINT OR WALLPAPER YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS CALL 6-4537 SEE AT 2523 3150 SOUTH ZCMI wheel and tire 825x20 lost bet Beaver and Spanish Fork Send to Chester Barrick 124 3rcl West Cedar City Send 0 with name and receive reward Ph Cedar City 598-M WILL lady who took black purse by mistake Saturday night in Centre theater lounge please contact Jean Buhler 9-4296 32 at apt 1A Reward services in Sadie Ruth Burninenam of 43S BrYan ave will bekt Thursday at 2 pun in the mortuary chapel 235-2nd East wit P1 shoe torus A Man war-Inc officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 4 to PM and Thursday prior to Intersrsent Bountiful eemeterv tinder direcuon of the Kingdon morluary services for 1 Ifalan Jennings Gitisort of Hurricane Utah will be held Wednesday at 31 pun In the Rose room 36 7th South with William Hawkes offtelating Additional funeral services will be conducted in Huricane Utah Friday at 3 pm Friends may call at tne mortuary Tuesday and A'edrisday rriOr to S-ervirts Funeral directors Deseret mortuary CIRILIO Pontifical high mass tor Sister Mary Cirlio wl be heid 1 Thursday morning The funeral cortege wtil leave the Holy Cross hospital at 9 am and will proceed to the Cathedral of the Madeleine where mass will be celebrated at 9:30 am Interment will be in the Sister's plot at ML Calvary cemetery under direction of Neil O'Donnell mortuary I I I 1 I PROMPT SERVICE Have that basement sprayed as low as $3 A lAo pamtmg and nywr cies fling Ph 3-3484 CEMENT STUCCO WORK Patch plastering and Any large or small job Work guaranteed Easy payments If desired 7-122 13 or 7-6002 Pcrnts' snower rms waterproofing cement wk lit11P8- 7-1SS9 Patent Attorneys THOMAS reg trademarks Heron bldg 5-2373 Plumbing Heating ARE YOU IN ROT WATER? WECO'S water beaters aro guaranteed for 10 yents QUICK INSTALLATION ACCURATE TYPIST Under 25 years of ag for advertising firm No shorthand required 5-day week GOOD SALARY Pleasant enrvironment Cali in person SINGLETON CO West Temple at 6th South SEPTIC tanks and field drains cleaned Installed Mkt 506 Chimney Furnace Cleaning P-I-RNAr'ES CLEANED AND REPAIRED 7-2626 or Job ELECTRICAL WIRING contracting all type tirewled work Guar Free est SenrenlIghts 6417329 3-4749 By the hour or contract Door and window openings cut SHARP ENGINEERING CO 13303 Major Dial 7-5451 COMPLETE REMODELING Stucco cement waterproofing and piaster All lobs iarg or small given quick attention ALL WORK GUAR Ph 9-0143 Trenches and Basements Dug 14 yard and 10-R hoe shovel and dragline Mur 040I-R4 or Mid 506 cement work remodeling Licensed tor Jensen 6-1152- CARPENTERS to do small lohs rnlind the home sent by THE SMALL JOB SHOP Phone 6-7S26 Dressmaking and Schools ALTERATIONS button-holing hem stitching covered buttons belts buckles SHINGLETON'S Sewing Machine Co 1533 So llth East -FIRST-CLASS-job on alterations and tailoring Mrs Naas' 334 Brooks Arcade bldg 3-0294 9-4687 -MRS-MYERST-LADIES TAILORING and alterations 478-4th ave 5-8716 DRESSMAKING and coatmaking Children's a specialty 7-74S2 -DRESSMAKING ancialterations7-For- mas a specialty exc refs 6-8403 and all kinds of sewing 95719 LO male collie golden at white white ring around neck Vicinity 39th and Highland dr Reward Ho' 452-3 spaniel white and Ihrtit brown prints Saturday east 21st South 8-2227 after 6 pm Re-NV ard WALLS and WOODWORK WASHED PAPER CLEANING PAINTING and KEMTONE Work guar Free estimate 6-2416 Prompt service LOOK! Have that papering painting and cleaning done right and rens Pearson 5-7963 or Mut' 472 MPningS services for Lt Ross Wright of 5069 Cottonwood lane satin of Grace MacNlavter Wright and the late Kenneth Wright will be held Thursday at 10 a at the family residence 5069 Cottonwood lane with Bishop Rese Baird officiating Graveside services will be conducted Thursday at 1 nt Brigham City cemetery under cinreclion of the Brucham City American LeZion Friends may call at the family residence after 3 pm Wednesday and Thursday prior to services Funeral directors Pesret mortuary services for Rellben Bryan Young will be held Wednesday at 2 et tbs! Larkin mortuary chapel 260 South Tern-pee Friends may ca1 at the mortuary Tuesday from 4-8 pm and Wednesday from 10 am until ltme of gen- ices Interment in the Sunset Lawn Memorial park under direction of Larkin mortuary WECO1S 8-5501 MO CONSTRUCTION and REMODELING and carpenters available for Immediate work 4-5260 a nd white sprin Fee spaniel about months old 1 le 27th arid ath East Ans to "Bob" 6-2061 1725 South State ATTENTION! Gas appliance dealers and You sell or buy we will Install Licensed contractor Plenty of material on nand Immediat Installation We go any place Cali 4-6055 GIRL for general office Tpying nee-emery and knowledge of bookkeening machine would be asset but not essential Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures 123 2nd East a brown wallet Friday afternoon containing 550 and personal papers Reward Pat Peterson 6-1515 PATCH plastering large or small jobs also cement wont 1-3014 PLASTERING and lathing Free estimates Ph 9-4651 Cleaning SEPTIC TANKS SAVE! SAVE! HAVE WORK DONE RIGHT Sept le tanks C0330043iN wash racks garage sumps cleaned latest modern metnocls used Sevk er bres cleaned nv electtqc root master Vir go anywhere anytime SKPTIC TANK CLEANERS 2 64 Belmont 4-3469 Orem 0S5S-RS GREENWELL--Graveside services for A 4Jaciti Greenwell wI be held Wednesday at 1 par in the Salt Laic City cemetery Friends may caii Wednesday mornine until time of 'services at the 'White Chapel rnhrtuary 124 So 4th East Corteae ai011 leave the ctapel at 12:541 pm -Platt edduagaon and Grant funeral eliroctora ALL types concrete breaking excavating under buildnas bomes Denny Ifur 1237-W WALL tile: asphalt rubber ceramic flooring ceramic drainbd: 'mirrors showrs doors in 9-1280 CONTRACTING CARPENTRY DIAL 5-7698 ROOF RFPAIR Estimates given on new roofs lowest in town pointer black and white 8 mos old Children's pet Reward 9-1070 243 eth Ea Ft Florists PLUMBING repairing and gas fitting free estimates prompt reasonable service 5-2457 GAS INSTALLATION CO Sales and service 15 yrs experience 7-7446 FOR PLUMBING CALL 5-8234 SEND FLOWERS SMALL all black terrier pup lost A nriwers to "Timothy' In vie of Vasa ch school Wont you please call 4-0193 Reward HURRY! LAST CHANCE-People 20 or over interested in PupUlementin their Income with good pay excellent working eond It long and interesting sales work between now and Christmas Apply ZCMI personnel office 4th floor Monday through Friday 2 to 5 pm TEXOLITE KEM TONE WASHABLE rainbow colors papering paper turn: steaming painting Work guar rel prices Jacobs 7-0104 PROMPT SERVICE Paper paint Kern reas mar work free eat 4-8772 3-1715 PAPER HANGING PAINTING Decorating outside or in all kinds BUILDING Work guar 3-3040 PAINTING papering rinaranteed Refs Holiday rates 6-2558 PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING A vet Bates 3-3721 14 YEARS exper Paper cleaning well washtng painting Free est 7-3372 A-1 papering guar Reduced prices Free est 7-300S Mut 1336-11 EXPERT CLEA-NING: -PRAINTING or PAPERING Free est 8-0314 washing woodwork 4-23E9 -PAINTING PAPERHANGING- REAR PRICES 3-S187 PAPERHANGING AND CLEANING Duke 7-2647 or 4-1407 FOR remodeing or extra bathroom Schrader Plumbing and Mtg 6-1157 old-fashion tvDe wrist watch Mon afternoon in town 3-97 2'2 PLUMBING Large or small lobs Call 6-5565 -NEED A PLUMBER? Dial-4-5714 Prompt efficient reasonable It coPts en Mr ani meant on much No tntrmona awkwttrd morn' ku the Jump emouence of nature's rnoet beautiful blossoms breathing softly your message I'n3 HYTIFTRNAN Funeral service! for William Edward Heffernan of 942 Lass at 'PM held Thurs lay a 3 tn the Rose room 34 1 7ti South with Frestent Coon int' Ifarrtt offleiatinir Frtends may pall at the State room in trp mortuary tantil time of services Thp farnCy 41 Mtet fnends at the mortuary 'EVetiresday from 6 to rrt Funeral eltrectors Deseret mortuary HAVE YOUR SEPTIC TANK CLEANED OR INSTALLED at a price you can't afford to pasa up CALL NUR I 067-NW SOTTy poodle long shaggy hair needs veterinarian's tare Ana to Sloppy Reward- 4-3304 and white year-old collie Phone 7-1784 RELIABLE woman for light housework in nice home Lovely private room with both radio and excellent board Good wages References 3-3263 EXCAVATING TRENCHING TRUCKING 5-95s1 or 4-7108 EXCAVATING trenrhing grading and trucking 6-6417 or 6-1049 CEMENT block work and carpentering Midvale 0S93-11 REMODELING block laving cement wk all types new const 7-6659 TILE Installed Repairing Retta St ale Pearce 6-3239 6-5026 CA TtPENTRY and cabinet making Expert workmanship 3-5670 CARPENTRY interior ra In tin roor sanding Free est 5-7056 or 5-0954 Door SAWS bicycles tricycles wheel toys repaired A Fowler 135 Broadway 5-5277 234 State and 485 Main Floor Finishing DO IT yourTelf Rent floor sander polishers 4-5373 Keys Safes Locks LOCKOUT 234 Stat and 485-S Main FLOWERS 4-5544 leather key rase vicinity NIL Reward 3-2813 SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS Grpaa sump and wast racks Septle tankg and drain fida P-staned MORROW SEWER SANITATION SERVICE 7-3988- 271 Gramm rt CFPPOOLS and Deride tanks purepod Prompt ervica 4-9267 mMU01 WHY work for others? Make it sell to workers Eandeleaner Fast seller big profits easy to put up Formula $2 Write to 1910 Siggard dr Salt Lake City Utah PAPERING 50e a single Call Johnson 5-3302 servires for rot ellratit LeRoy Hoare of 730 tret 'Temple on of Albert Rov sod Tek la irisen Hogg will be held Thursday Pt I tn in the RfWIIP roo-n 38 7th South with 33Kop -Ingeph 14076 officiatinr The family will Meet Irenei at th mortuary Weloiiiear from 6 to 9 and ThursdaY prlor to services The Amencan Legion post g3 will be to charge to( rrayesIlio rites Funeral directors Deseret mortuary tit CHARQE THEM Free Delivery Art $olt take County and South Davis PLOUNT'S Plumbing and Heating Work guar Ph 4-7421 or 4-4971 appliances Installed repaired piping 6-0402 GAS INSTALLATION CO Sales and service 15 yrs experience 7-7446 k'OR mateazine library binding see Dust Co 221 Edison 4-5264 Does If YOUR DESER he "NEW LOOK" TOO Dial 8-1721 for REPAIR- REMODEL or REFINISHING aft 6 pm 8-5383 UPHOLSTERING Vanco Uptiotstering Co Dial 8-2807 STOVE REPAIRS for ALL ranges heatrs and furnaces seater jackets WESTERN FOUNDRY CO 875 8th West Phone 4-7114 LEG ULCERS Varicose Veins Successfully Treated WITHOUT to rare for elderly shut-In woman Nonsmoker NO heavy lifting light housework 3 day rm Ord Monday through Friday pref 508 5th South 5-5703 SANDY CLINIC Leon BROWN FLORAL CO THAT is NO6ODY TALKS 13LJT HEPATICA you GET HER LIFE STORY IN 25 VOLUMES -A VOLUME EVERY NIGHT IF THE MD FORBIDS fl NOBODY TAWS TO THE PATIENT WHEN HEPATICA THE NI6HT NURSE IS ON Ti-E JOB- RELIABLE woman to care for children and home while mother Excellent home and salary Call 8-1394 Teswn St or 21 4 E- 2 nd Pnu 011 th So 10th eat rem-ices fnr IRNert inhrwn NNW c1ucti4 Friday at 1 rn in the CerterY'e Secnnd 1D 8 ward chine! 'PtiOD Marlow F-eher cifficitind F71enr5 rnav can at the 1-7 fl) 11 Wedneodav from 6 to 9 pm Illureday until 9 rim aryl sr the Yamily residence in Center ille rrdeir erryin 10 am until time bf srvIcs interrent W1 be in Centerytile city cemetery under direction of Union mortuary WOMAN over and Inventory clerk ApoiY Mrs Noll 174 Main basement at Says-Rite Drug BURNHAM'S FLOWERS Inc WHOLESALE DiSTRIBLITCRS MAGIC REWEAVING SERVICE Reweaving regnitting mending alterations 227 Ness bldg 4-4052 -DAMAGED CLOTHING EXPERTLY REWOVEN and REPAIRED 1902 4th East apt 3 7-0679 TOYS repaired mech and Iec 3-9110 857 17th West It WILKERSON ND PHYSICIAN 79Ft) STATE PH MID 555-W HAIR REMOVED permanently and safely Skilled electrologist recommended by Charles of the Rita Beauty Salon of Makoffa 5-2804 HAVE UNWANTED HAM removed safely and permanently Evelyn Pixton electrologist Indorsed by leading pnysicians Stylart Beauty Salon 219 Hotel Utah Ph 5-3277 YOUNG widow employed in secure executive position wants $500 loan from private party Will repay with reasonable Interest No collateral Write Box Q-32 Trib-Tele DENTAL PLATE REPAIRS They'll Do lt Every Time LD GIRL 18-25 help with housework Live in with family Excel working cond good wages 2tuat have ref 6-5628- EXPERIENCED refined office manager One familiar with all types of ladies ready-to-wear apole Mrs Whipple 63 So work part time during Christmas rush season Phone for a opt Housewives preferred 5-5147 te 7-VICPI for Vernon Fredrick Joreensen Jr infant eon of Ittr and lira Vernon 3 ororenaen will be held Wedneadav at 330 bmt in the Larkin mortuary 0 South Temple Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday from 4 to 8 rim and Wednesday 10 am untI time of semices Irterment to toe Cite cemetery under direction of the Larkin mortuary MOLLY MSTLETOE (-Tr) tkR LEMON ETC WINDOW DISPLAY ATERIAL FOILS RIBBON CELLOPH A NE VERY BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CENTER PIECES PRICED TO SELL EAST MADE TO ORDER WE SHI AN YWH IN THE WEST FREE DELIVERY IN SALT LAKE AREA Old Vates duplicated in new material Wk guar 6-9375 964 Laird EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wanted Woolworth 223 Main Good hours Steady employment See Mrs Cox peraonnel lady Rug Cleaning WILTON CLEANERS Expert Rug and Furniture Cleaning Done In Our New Modrn 3149 SOUTH STATE We soec1ali7e in wall-to-wall carpet cleaning in your home MI new eawnment DIAL R-0271 FOR FREE ESTIMATE FURNITURE' CLEANED IN TOI'R HOME FLOORS WAXED POLISHED LYONS 9-1304 9472S 1 -z-- ABSOLUTELY NO! SHE'S 'TOO ILL To SEE ViSiTORS AND TALKING WOULD UPSET HER! I c1 ''x ABSOLUTELY NO! i I 71' SH E'S -Too ILL TO SEE VISITORS AND ---044-2lo TALKING WOULD UPSET HER! II tiOtscizs 1 A ii 4 ricse 4 Po 4 1 4i --T-V 1 1 c26) 'I--" I tl isla: t401 a A i 1c Aq i t-- --7A-- td --z--- -ie 1 'Po- -1 '-f 41 1 1 i leak rt--- 44 iN- 741 111 1 )) mala i If it --s I Ill 1 ltsk 31 6 LEE--runeral yen-ices for Pvt Er pelt Carl Lee will he hell Welnekrikv a 12 hoon In the Larkin mortuary chapel 260 South Temple Fnenda roe' call at the rnortuary Werinewlay frorn 10 a un'll time of frrvices Interment in the City cemetery under ctirection of the Larkin mortuar-v WELL I NLIQSED POOR PENNYWHISTLE FOR TWO VEAZS THEA OE NIGHT HE ASEE' ME TO SRING HIA HIS TEETi-fAND AFTER HE 1 iPUT 'EM IN HE SAID l'HEPPY I WANT YOU To MARRY ME fl' NEXT MORNING HE I PASSED AWAYAN "IND A 1 77 NAT TO JANE aPLAHEQrY THRooP 1819 AlookiktENT 4vEl QicolAioN41 WELL I NUQSED POOR PENNYWHtsTLE FOR TWO 1 iENZSTHEA OE NIGHT HE ------1-- ASEEo ME To eRtNG HIA HIS TEET14AND AFTER HE ji PuT 'EM IN HE I WANT YOU -ro MARRY i AAE:" NEXT MoRNING HE I 1 1 c- I PASSED AWAY- AND- I I I I 4 (( 1 1 4----- tb 4 i ))) Th I Lv'' t7t 17 6' 6d --Thia s-- -1" 44 )14111 1 tamov ow 71 i 41vt NAT A-np or 0rb -tANt-HE 5-0 PLAHQry TH ---t141EA RUCI? A4304 1 4vE VA 11 lin 4- iv livi LADIES ma ks extra money for Christmas Sell by phone and to friends A new' item 1AS7 So 4th 8-3401' GOOD EFFICIENT OFFICE GIRL Must be good typist-Call 3-4419 248 EAST FIRST SOUTH Soft Lake City II toh PHONES 9-1039 3-9645 FUNERAL FLOWERS BURT BROWN FLORAL Just Phone 9-2041 OIARGE IT WE DELIVER 47 EAST BROADWAY THERAPEUTIC BATHS and Swedish massage: magnesium baths: Cent) Of rube CIOPIPd Stindayl 321As 4th South 3-9152 ISED pinball and amusement garhel for your rumpus room $15 and up 167 8 West Temple 9-3381 MODERNIZE a nd beautify your fire-Nara Someihinz new and reasonable S5676 -tOBOGOANS FOR RENT PHONE 6-0841 1608 So 7th Eaat POPULAR piano lessons given your borne -Marvel Method" 3-9585 and Bath LEAH massage bath 23 F1 1st room 404 Hrs 12-6 3-8241 Closed Thursday spervi-ea for iday Kearn Martin win be conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at 1445 1 State- Fr lends mat call sY Drior to se rvIces Interment Waatch Lawn liternortal pare under cLrection of the mortuary RC-)DELS---Givo yourself a lasting Xmas gift A career In monating For interview call 7-4278 XPER lady stenographer for rill: road office work- Phone 3-8895 for 'appointment RON1NFY 111G urniture Cleanini "it Costs No More For The Best: Dial Provo 056-111 RUGS AND furniture sicilifiiiry cleaned in your home or at our plant 2505 lit West 9-5191 Surgical By Jimmy natio or young couple to take care of children while mother works: for board 8-2821 WANTED Experienced full-time cashier Apply Darling store hoe department mass for Lou Ann 4 Nanei) RHeY arta be celebrated Thursday at Our Lady of Lourdes church 67041th East Rev John Efrain celebrant Funeral cortece 1eave the fami2y residence 357 12th East at 9:30 cm and Proceed to the church where maas wIli corn-silence at 10 am Holy rosary services will be bell Wednesday at the rapteleyee at 9 ra Irterment in Itt Calvary cemetery Jack 0Donne1 Ciners4 director SURGICAL stockings belts trusses FITTED BY EXPERT 201 Main Salt Lake City Gifts FAMOUS for our funeral desig-na Quality flowers artistically at Tarred If you are listed to prIono book you rnay say "CliARGE IT at Teitelbaum's-5-2831 17 Broadway Funeral Flowrx 0r COLONIAL mow-ER )4oupit 870 Sttl 8ouLa Ftions 4-7833 da-Jrfir11c yrTrorp-c cvrorv trif 4 sili eit SWEDISH maesage for relax redue et bath gents 313 ZIonto Bank bldg 5-4572 'till 8 pm MASSETTPP 25 East 2nd PouthT room 220 Powder ruto oath Hours 22 noon to 9 pm Nurse to-0944 wirr and husband capable of opern tint apartment house Apt and salary Tele 4-3663 smith LADY to tond children our home Five-day week 5-2227 after 6 9ro nrt 'IF FOR WEDDING Pinnounornents: roe Artcratt 110n 44095 lit 1.

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