The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 91

Si.lt Like Tribune, Suodsy. April 12,1959 C19 Here's How U.S. 40 Springs "Death Trap" on Unsuspecting Drivers. WESTBOUND 2.1 MILES 2.0 MILES 1.7 MILES .35 MILE .3 ME .3 MILE .2 MILE And Claims Three Lives Cars westbound on U.S. Highway 40 from Salt Lake City are harassed by a maze of 13 road signs, confusing to U.S.

40 Juts, Dips, Swings the none warns of the death-trap curve atop the railroad overpass at Black Rock where four persons Hazard Spells'Death Trap' many of trie wrong kind of signs, none that would help avert disaster, a tricky hill and turn, a narrow roadway, poor paving and a safety fence that prevents one kind of accident but prevents evasive action to void another. THE DANGEB is equal for driving west and those driving east. But the westbound drivers are put to the severest test. They swing up the overpass and then, suddenly, at the top, the road veers to the right. If a car or truck comes from other direction at the same time the inevitable happens.

Vehicles collide and people die. ELMO E. MORGAN, director of the Utah State Road Commission, learned this past week of the death trap. He said he would inspect the area and do anything necessary to make it safe. The highway in area, he said, will be replaced by an Interstate highway in several years.

No major construction is planned for that sec-, are, they say: Too'tion of U.S. 40. But, he said, U.S. 40 juts like a rifle barrel west out of Salt Lake City, dips south around the shores of Great Salt Lake, then swings back toward Wendover and the Nevada desert. AS IT BOUNDS the southern shore, it snakes over a railroad overpass just west of the Black Rock Beach ap proach road, just east of the Tooele County line.

the narrow, turn- Ing, patchwork overpass four persons have been killed in head-on' accidents in the last 12 months. ON MARCH 22 of this year, two cars plunged together, kill- Ing the driver of one car, the driver and passenger in another. There were no survivors. On April 2, 1958, a car and a gasoline truck smashed head- on. The driver of the car was killed.

STATE HIGHWAY troopers and local officers call it a "death trap." It has earned the name. There that does not prevent adequate maintenance of the road or proper signing. FROM THE EAST there are signs telling the westbound travelers not to go over 50 miles an hour, to stay pff the soft sand shoulders, not to park, that they are approaching an historic marker, that they should not leave vehicles unattended, that they are near the beach entrance road. THEN, NEARER the overpass, a' small sign reads: "35 m.p.h." More no parking and soft sand signs, and a warning, "No Passing Next 4,400 Ft." No signs caution the driver that the overpass is dangerous, that it has a curve, that the roadway is narrow or the paving chipped, or that he should drive slow. EASTBOUND traffic approaching the scene first passes a "Speed Limit 50" sign, then a sign noting the Salt Lake, County boundary.

It's an invitation to disaster. Too often the invitation has been accepted. Death Claims Newspaper Veteran, 63 William Enser, 63, 135-7th East, a veteran newspaper em- ploye, died Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in a Salt Lake hospital after a long ill ness. Since when he 1935, began as a supervisor in the circulation department of the old Salt Lake Telegram, he had been con tinuously in the Mr.

Enser service of The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegram. In 1952, he transferred to the Newspaper Agency Corp. as a clerk in the circulation department, where he remained until the time of his death. Before corning to the newspapers in 1935, Mr. Enser had spent 27 years as an employe of ZCMI, serving for several years as -the store's credit manager.

HE WAS BOSJV May 31, 1895, in Nuernberg, Germany, a son of Johann Stephen and have been killed In the past year. Three died in accident shown here, and last April the driver of an auto- mobile died in a crash with a tank truck. Officers say the highway is dangerous for travelers in both directions. S.L. Man Found Dead at Home Charles John Hartman, 70, 230 W.

2nd South, was found dead at his residence Saturday at 4:35 p.m. of what police said apparently was natural cause. Friends told officers Mr. Hartman came to this country from Bavaria, 'Germany, whdn he was IT years old and has no known survivors. came to the United States in 1908.

He married Helen Pauline Kratzer, Sept. 21, 1921, in Salt Lake Templ.c, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She died Oct. 18, 1944. ACTIVE in the LDS Church, he served a' mission to the Southern States in 1917-19 and since that time had held various offices in church organizations.

He was group president of the East Twelfth Ward High Priests' Quorum. MR. ENSER is survived by- two sons, William Herman, Charter Oaks, CaliL, and Robert John, Salt Lake City, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday noon at East Twelfth LDS Ward Mrs. Julia Hoenes To celebrate 90th birthday.

Margaret Kraus Enser. He Chapel, 630 E. 1st Former Nurse Observes 90th Birthday Sunday Mrs. Julia Hoenes, 815 E. 21st South, who will celebrate her 90th birthday anniversary Sunday, feels that God's promise to satisfy his children with a long life is surely true.

practiced medicine here for many years, Mr. Hoenes died in 1951. HrRS. HOENES is an active member of the Seventh Adventist Church. She was born April 12, She has four sons and one in Nelson, to Mr.

and Mrs. Ehrhardt Buclier. She was graduated as a nurse from the Battle Creek, sanitarium in 1890. She was married to Ihe lale Dr. Andrew J.

Hoenes who ar- They are, Theodore Ri'and Walter Ogden; William, Provo; James, Oakland, and Mrs. Evangeline Winward of San Francisco. She has 11 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and one rived in Murray in 1910. He great-grandchild. Investigate Before Need, Coll IN 6-3826 Airplane Service 'We accept all First calli and burial insurance within 1,000 miles.

57-Trailers Salt Before- You Buy ANY HOUSE-TRAILER ANYWHERE-COMPARE PRICE-QUALITY-FINANCING Used Trailers From $400 Up KEN GARFF SALES, INC. 677 SO. MAIN Parts' THREE J-3 Cubs, sood condition, 81,195 each: PA-12 Super Cruiser, 240 hrs. SMOH. fabric, new annual, very clean S2.295: 1946 Cessna 172- beautiiut and clean, total time 800 S6.2SO.

Valley Airmotive, Loian-Cache Airport. Ph Utah. 3005 or 2113. Lozan. Better Living in Convenience Beauty Construction Right STOUT'S-830 SO.

MAIN We take furniture as MORE FOR YOUR SEE THE NEW -fr AMERICAN ft GEM JEWEL GLEN C. BILLS SONS S895 -S. State HU 7-7881 FOR Ercoupe, Model D. All metal, good tires. Narco FL5-ol85 Omni, primary panel, less than 100 since major overhaul.

52,500. Sevier Aeronautical Service Richfield Municipal Airport Richfield. Utah Phone TW 6-9994 or TW 6-5086 nishts. TRAVEL IN TRAVELAGE the Modern Trailer JOE'S Open Sundays So. State AM 6-6952 27-FT.

Terra Cruiser. Like new. S1.595. 18S5'-S. Main.

HU 4-0181. Parts South State Trailer Supply COMPLETE LINE TRAILER PARTS and ACCESSORIES Windows, Butane Equipment 1631 S. STATE IN 7-1575 58-Auto Parts-Service CESSNA 170-B. Recently painted, 3-tone, 1958 Skylane colors, biz flaps, omni, BHF. L.F..

radio. $4.950. Contact PBECE 1214 Front Boise. Idaho. 1958 CESSNA 172.

Verv clean. 220 hrs. iotal time. Never been damaged. Must sell this weekend.

Call Springville HU 9-4689. Calvin Finlc.v. TAYLORCRAFT B12D. 777 hrs. S.M.O.H.

375 since T.O.H. S700. EL 5-5736. CESSNA 140. excel, shape.

S2.195. HU 4-9544. IN 6-3401. STINSON Voyaser. See at Alta Airpark.

Call AM 5-5203. MEMBERSHIPS in open. Call HU 4-6857. in flylns club Florists Brown Floral Flowers Cut Fresh Daily Charge Accounts Welcomed EM 4-5544 Minnie P. Sawyer OGDEN Sawyer, 82.

Mrs. Minnie Penn 3502 Washington died Friday nisht in an Ogden hospital of causes incident to age. Born Oct. 18, 1876, in Sulphur, married to Charles E. Sawyer Dec.

24. 1896. jn Indianapolis, Ind. He died in Ogdcn in 1949. Member First Christian Church.

Lived in Osden 43 years. No survivors. Funeral Tuesday 1 Lindauist and Sons Funeral hapel. Friends call mortuary Monday 7-9 p.m., Tuesday prior. Entombment Aultorest Mausoleum.

Funerals FRANK Funeral services for Ray William Frank will be held Monday 12:15 p.m from Evans Early 574 E. 1st South, in charge of Dr. Warren S. Bainbridge and Rev. George J.

Weber. Public Masonic graveside services in charge of Wasatch Lodge No. 1 Friends may call Sunday eve. 7-8 p.m. and Monday one- half houi prior to services.

Interment Mt. Olivet. Cemetery. Fu- Evans barly. services for Elizabeth fi.

Slcater will be held Tuesday. 12 noon in the Larkm Mcrtuary chapel, 260 S. South Temole. FriTds may call the Mortuary chapel, 260 E. South Tuesday prior 10 Interment Salt Lake Citit Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkm Mortuary. services for Audry Smertz will be held Monday 2 p.m.- at Larkin Mortuary chapel. 260 E. South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m.

and Monday prior services. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Eva L. M.

Grimstey Funeral for Mrs. Eva Mehrens Grimsley. 77, 1004 S. Redwood Rd. (1700 West), will be Sunday, Little Sioux.

Died April 3 st home of son. Dr. Glen Grimsley. Beach. after heart attack.

Born Dec. 18. 1881. Wash, ington County. to Herman and area ret Josephine Boice Mehrens.

Married to John William Grimsley Mrs. Grimsley Bee. 18. 1907. He died June 23.

1950. Member Church of Christ of the Abraha- mic Faith. School teacher before marriage. Composed music, poetry. Lived with son.

Verne, Salt City, past 10 years. Survivors: sons. Dr. Glen. Redondo Beach.

Gail. Preston. Iowa: Verne, eight grandchildren: two lf a ,5" grandchildren. Burial Omaha, Neb. Sophus E.

Bjorn for Sophus Engelhardt Bjorn. 73. who died Wednesday, will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Tremonton Community Methodist Church, Friends may call at Rogers Mortuary, Tremo'nton. Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and Monday, from noon to time of services. Burial will be in Rivervicw Cemetery. Among his survivors are 15 grandchildren: a brother. Carl Emil. Seattle.

and four brothers and two sisters in Denmark. Legal Notices Notices Miller's Ellison's Flowers FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS TWO STORES TO SERVE VOU 10 East Broadway 2153 E. 21st S. EM 3-8813 IN 7-3402 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING tion UK STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE' Is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of Utah-Idaho Sugar Company will be held at the general office of the corporation in SKYLINE FLOWER Flowers, ceranfui GARDENS ims. oansies.

EDMONDS alum, high compression heads, $15: new distributor, i S3, for '42 to '48 Fords; two Olds. (tOfO 01 Fiesta hubcaps, $5: compl. intake manifold, coil, fuel pump, hydraulic valve lifters, push rods, rocker arms and stands, and 4-barrel carb. adapter for 'SO Olds. V-8.

$20. AX 5-4097. Highland INJ-8118 See Us First for All Automatic Transmission Service and Exchanges SOUTH STATE AUTO i State IN 7-1575 Carl 3. Sorensen family wishes to thank Uioir many friends and relatives for their help and sympathy durms the death of-Elise P. Sorenscn.

We wish also to thank those who xmtributed to the Primary Children's Hospital. The Sorensen Family. cial Life Building. 47 West South Temole Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday the twentieth day of April.

1959. at 2:00 o'clock p.m for the following purposes: 1. To consider and take action xm the reports of the officers for the fiscal vear ended tebru- ary 28. 1959: 2. To consider and act upon the following proposals, to wit: (al A oroposal to amend Article VI of the Articles 01 incorporation of the Company to reao Funerals services for William Josiah Burns.will be held Tuesday.

12 noon the East "3ATTERTES WHOLESALE 'Stratford Ward ch.ipcl. 2606 Fil- Guarantced to 48 months. Spe- more St. Friends may call at the cial marine batteries for boats. HI! 5.0563 1230 S.

3rd West. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY WRECKING FOR PARTS '51 Ford. '51 NMh. '49 Pont, with good Hydra-Matic. Sell cheap.

1357 W. Crystal Ave. (2580 South). IN 7-4086. CHEV.

V-8 short block. '56 4-barrel carb. and man. 57 crank Duntov extra parts. 1090 1 360 Provo.

FR 3-6614. Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday at the- ward chapel, ll hour prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. stock of this corporation shall be Two Million Five Hundred Thousand 12,500.000) shares of common stock of the Bar value of Five Dollars per ihare: Ihe unissued portion thereof may be issued In such amounts and for such considerations, but at not less than the Par value thereof, as shall be determined by the REBUILT ENGINES FREE installation. Guaranteed Complete auto shop. .303 W. 4th North EL 9-6612 1303 '51 NASH wrecking with fair motor.

Triple larbs for '49-54 Chev. Also EM 4-7068. Fenton headers. HOT RODDERS lough charger compl. -kit V-8, WRECKING '43 Lincoln.

Nearly all or parts. new radiator. Sell 378 3. llth East. services for Jacob Dahl will be held Monday at 12 noon in the Rose Room.

36 East 1th South. Friends raay call at the mortuary Sunday from 8 to 8 p.m and Monday nrlor to services. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors. Despret Mortuary services for Paul Robert Gehrke will he held Tuesday 2 n.m.

In LarkiM Mortuary Charel. 260 South Temple. Friends may call st the mortuary Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to Intcrm-nt In Salt Lake CltyCemrtcry. Fu- njral i RIGHT Funeral services for Rachel Alice ChnpmJin will GOOD Olds.

nil or any Make offer. 719 W. 1,155 S. hel' 1 Rose Room, SK 2 n.m. In the E.

7th South. UTAH'S stock used parts HU4-7699. SundV Metal Works. EETTEfr REPA'lBSl'oT'jess'GuTrt Terms, Wllion. IN WRECKING chcv.

'so Fnrd. AX 5-H67. IKI rvr.v parts, gold motor, etc, S. Jlth East. CHEV EM4-894 Friends mi" call al mortuary Monday 6-8 n.m.

ami Tuesday nrlor tn Interment in.til's Centervlllc Ccmrtery, Funeral dl- rectors Dcseret Mortuary. ROSS services for Chloenc Ross will be hrM Monday at 10 a.m. In the Larkin Mortuary Chanel. 260 E. South Temple.

Thr family reouests no flowers. Interment City Cemi'lorr Funeral directort, Lar kin Mortuary, Benefi- (e) of said Article IX to read as follows: Directors of the Company shall be stockholders of record iherein VdV to amend tion (a) of Article of Sec- said Intel-mountain Obituaries Judith Brpinholt Brcinholt, IS, 30 E. 2120 North, died. Saturday at 2:02 a.m. at Utah Valley Hospital after a long illness.

Born Feb. 17, 1944, in Provo to Horace F. and iVirsin'a Thomas Brcinholt. Attended Timoano- School. Mcm- ber Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints.

Survivors: Parents, brother, VProvo: H. Miss Brelnhnlt. Thomas. Paul K. Gehrke Funeral services for Paul Robert j.

Gehrke, 72. 2757- 10th East, who died Friday after a lingering illness, will bt conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 260 E. South; Temple. Born April 3, 1887, Koenigsberg, Germany to August and tliz- a Gehrke.

Came to U.S. in 1910 as convert Member of Preferred Funeral invitation. Inquire about consideration for infants City. Funeral. Wednesday noon, Berg Mortuary.

Harold R. Co vm, bishop, officiating. Friends call at City Cemetery. George F. Miller to LDS Married beth July They Church, Eli 7.

a- Springer, 9. 191.1. Mrs. Barnes Hales 890 K. died Saturday, 4:45 a.m.

at Jicr residence after an illness. Born July 31 1300, to Steven and Mary Davis Hales. Married to Frank barnes April 5. 1917, Provo. Member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints.

Survivors: Husband; sons, dauxhtei Wayne Allen American Fork; Raymond Lehi; Tehla T. H. C. Mikicli Tekla Thersia Hcdberg Carlson Mikich, (57. 27 Hnnsen died Mrs.

Mikich Friday at 10:17 In.in. in a Snlt ILa 1: hospital (after a short illness. Born Nov. 1891. Vesle- Sweden, to J.

and Tekln iLundbcrg II d- sberg. Came to U.S. July 11. S189R. Married Carlson J.T.-in.

20, 1909. SLatcr divorced. I Mar-led tn Joe "Mikich. Sept. 1.

192fi. in Ocdcn Rachel A. C. Rigby GRANGER Mrs. Rachel Alice Chapman Rlgby, 80, died Friday at 10:30 a.m.

at her residence. 3642 S. 32GO West, after short illness. Born May HI. 1878.

Kaysville. to William Henry and Emma Ellen Ward Chapman. Married John Ricby. Dec. 2.

1001. in Kays- i 11 e. Marriage solemnized Sin Salt Lake LDS "HTcmplc. He died 'Feb. 17.

1941. SuiMvors: sons Second LDS and daushtors. Mrs. Eva Grace Relief Society R. La Fran, Las Vegas.

Jonn Mrs. Rlshy Mrs Jane Breinholt. Salt Lake vorced. Married Cora Underwood, JHalos. Lake View, Utah County: 1945, Was noted printing I Earl Hales.

Price. Funeral. Tues- nirs. luiKicn i Max (Mary Blame) Walker, Pleas- Member Midvale ant Grove; 15 grandchildren: five Ward. Active in great-grandchildren: i number of years.

Survivors: hus- William and Vardis Mrs. Wcston Hales, Los Angeles: Al-jbanri- sons, daughters. J. Evercl Peter lEmma Drucillci Platt, Salt later di-jbcrt Hales, American Fork; Calie iCarlson. Bountiful: Oscar H.

City; Russell Lelanfl. Magna: son. Salt Kenrns: Dallas L. Lake City: Mrs. press repairman.

Also was retired jdny. Lehi Third-Sev-1 iircne) Midvale; -Mrs. Copclnnd. Congrandchildren: uiaiiuu, machinist for Morrison-Merrill Jn'tli LDS Ward Chapel. Friends i Shirley Con- Mortuary Tuesday S-8 p.m.

and Co. widow: and i ca at A H. Wine Mortuary, Mon- i cord, 13 Mikich. lEIdon Ray. Granger: 25 grand- Harold ichildrcn: 32 creat-srandchildron: two sisters and four brothers.

Fu- nernl Tuesday, 2 p.m.. South, where-friends .17 E. 7th may. call Wednesday prior. Burial, Provo daughters by first marriage.

Jior- 7 tn 9 p.m.. family resi- I four crcal-grandchildren: broth- I Monday 6-8 p.m.. Tuesday prior to ma Herbert dence Tuesday prior. Burial, Fred Hedberg. Nephi: Wilford services.

Burial, Centerville Ceme- Manti Cemetery. L. Heriberg. Snlt Lake City: sis- tery. 'tcrs.

Mrs. Ellen Swenson, Mrs. lEslher Thirion. Temple City. Calif.

Funeral Tuesday. 11 a.m.. Second Ward ft 1 call 8090 S. State MOAB George Francis Miller. died of pneumonia friday at 11 a.m.

in a Moab hospital. Born May 24. 1877. Midway. Pa.

Mar- 81 Korver, Jeannctte. all Salt Lake Mrs. L. Cross, Orem: Mrs Marcel Fardoux, Elko, 18 grandchildren; brothers, sisters. Karl, William, Mrs.

Annie Gehring. ried Clara May 1. 1940, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pharmacist. Member, Presbytei-ian Church.

Graduate. University of Pittsburgh. Veteran. Spanish American "'-Associated hospital. Born Mrs.

Martha Kunkel, Salt Lake City: Mrs. Charlotte Odum, La Mesa, Calif War. ith stepson, Jack Duane. in Moab Drug Co. Surviv- 2 2, ors: widow: brother, J.

Stanley Miller, McDonald. Pa. Funeral and Turner Funeral Chapel Sunday p.m. Paul D. Hanson NEPHI Paul Dai id Hanson.

Ephraim, died Friday, 12:45 in a Provo call nepjiritis. Born Feb. Neldon A. and Hanson. Heared, educated at Nephi.

Married Sue Peterson May 5, 1958, Legal Notices Articles of Incorporation to read stockholders LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting The meeting Utah Hotel thus: follows: The total authorized capital Boaro of Directors stock the corporation In Issuing shall have the right to refuse lo issua fiac- tional shares, provided it shall tender in lieu thereof a proportionate amount of cash on the basis of Five Dollars iSS.OOl PC! 1 share of common stock. The corporation nas no preferred shares outstanding, and hone is hereby authorized. Notice of redemption of all HI. Class preferred ttock "was heretofore duly sivcn and (he funds necessary for redemption were set apart. If the funds thus set apart continue to be available for that purpose, then notwithstand- that any certificates shares of "Class oreferred itock which were called for redemption shall not have lecn surrendered for cancellation.

Uic shares represented thereby -shall rial be deemed uutstann-mK. and all lights with respect lo 'uch shares shall be considered as having terminated at the close of busincts on April 1. 195S. executing only the rluht of the holders of such shares to receive the redemption nrice therefor, that Is to say. Ten Dollars (SlO.OOl oer without Interest.

A nroposal to amend Section (Ci of Article IX of Articles of Incorporation to read The Directors-Elect. noon convenient their election, shall meet "loct and make such appomtmtnts they may drem advisable. le) A proposal to amend Sec- The officers of this corporation shall consist of the Directors, a Chairman of the Board, one or more Vice-Chairmen of Board, a President, one or more Vice-Prcsidents, a Secretary. Assistant Secretary, a Treasurer and an Assistant Treasurer Said officers Jiall perform such duties and have such authority, respectively, as may be prescribed by the By-lawj or Resolutions of the Board of Directors cr both. The Chairman of the Board and the Vice-chairman of the Board, as well as the President, shall be chosen from among the members of the Board The offices of Secretary and Treasurer may be held by one person, as may also the offices of Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer, The number r.f Directors shall be not fewer than five nor more than twenty.

Lut within such limits the number of Directors shall be subject to change as provided by law. At any meeting of the shareholders held for the purpose of electing or number of of Directors shall be determined by a majoritv of the votes cast by the shareholders In person, or by oroxy (el A proposal lo amend Section if I of said Article to read follows: A majority of the Directors in office at the time shall be necessary to constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Board, acneral or special. Ill A proposal to amend Section ml of said Article to read thus: The Directors, by suitable bylaw or by resolution, may -innorat a committee or committees with such name or names as may be stated In 'he or us may be determined from time to tlm by resolution of the Board, Company of rhanjtinu the Ihe number Roland Lusk Howell Midvale Friends Lusk Howell, 40. lone-time Logan resident, died Monday prior to late Friday after an extended ill-; Burla1 Mldvale Clly ness. Born March 1.

1919. in I Malad. idaho. to Henry Perry and Nevada Lusk Howell. Attended I Logan schools.

World War II vet-1 eran. barber by occupation. ried Ethel Waite Dee. 11, 1939. in Salt Lake Cit.v.

Survivors: mother, Logan: son and daughter. Brent Marcelina J. Garahana MIDVALE Mrs. Marcelina and Judith, Hyde Park: one brother: three sisters. Funeral Tuesday.

1 p.m. in the Locan Third Ward Chapel. Church of Nev. Surveyor's helper. Bu" inagcment.

Mem- Jesus Christ of nts Survivors: jFrienas can ai i-icistm rum-mi. Terrie Sue. I Home Monday. 7-9 p.m., Tuesday Nephi; sislers. after 10:30 i.m.

Burial in Lncan Ann'; Nephi: Mrs. Sherry City Cemetery with military nt'js; brothers,) by American Lesion. Joseph. Logan: (i6. 401 E.

nell died: Saturday at 1:10 in. a Salt a hospital- after a lingering! illness. She was I born June 2. i 1892. in Elosu.

Visca.va. to Isidro nnd: Marquidn She came to! Utah in She was ni.ir- ricd John Joseph rjarah.ir.a John John McClomcnt, SS, 249 E. 1st South, died Sai- urday at 12:08 p.m. in a Salt Lake hospital oC a cerebral hemorrhage. Born May 24.

1872, Bally, haibert. County Down, Ireland, to William Hugh and Elizabeth Filson McClem- enl. Married Lily "Williams, Sept. 24, 1900, in Salt Lake City. Was retired salvage agent.

Union Pacific "Railroad, priest. North'- f.Ir. McClrment Thirteenth LDS Survivors- widow: son. daughters. John Filson McClement: Myrtle M.

Ad.imson: Mrs. Louis H. iGenevicvei Vadnois; thiirlcy Scccmiller: Mrs. Nyrai Williams: June 6. Iflll.

IJ'rs. in 1 rl 1 1 i Wendell Idaho. MeniberiMelvm T. Verlus i Donty. Hotel Utah.

Salt Lake City, Utah. grandmothers, Mrs. Clara Chapneil. wit. May 11, 1959 at two o'clock Fountain Green, Sanpete County.

to receive reports of the officers of the Company for the past for the purpose of: Conside'rins and voting jDaughtcr. Gladys a Proposed amendment Ely rons, Harold, 11) IV" oT the Article: so In-lnouBlas. Hlncklty: Donald, Delta: to I Albert West Jordan; Edell Lefcvre. evening, flt Bale Pecry residence, Jack, 6 s. 7th East Tuesday prior.

Burial Payson City 'Cemetery. Article of Christ of latter-day Saints. Articles of In-i Friends call K-JO State. corporation to add to the purposes ivale. Monday 8 tn v.m..

and objects and extend the day prior. Burial, White powers and business of cor- Cemetery. West Jordan. poration so as to include in said Article ss imcnded. engaging in the pursuits and business of or rclatlne to mining: milling and smelting of ore; oil and gas; ma- chlnery equipment: transpor.

tatlon: construction; patents, Fort trademarks and copyright; real and personal property: farming livestock; water rights: Invcstrncnts: acquiring other bust. which nesses: and generally in any pur. usiness open to a natural by l.iw: 3. To elect a Board of Director for Ihe ensuing 'ear 4. To transact 'uch other biisl- as may nronerly come or (B-J1) COCKAYNE.

Secretary SSth day ft March. 19 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Galllvnn (B-341 Secretary LaMar Oldroyd VENICK. Sevier County Funeral services for LaMnr Oldroyd. 66, will be conducted Monday. 1 Venice Ward chapfl, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: He died of natural Friday.

2 p.m.. In a nichflelc' hos. nltal. Born Jan. 19.

1803. Glcri. wood. Srvier County, to Isaac Robert Mary Jnne Buchanan Old- rovd. Married MMda Irish Bell Oct.

2. 1912. Salt Lakr LDR Temple. Farmer. Active in LDS Church Survivors: widow: sons, daughters.

Alvln RU-mlsId: Rox 11.. Clenrflcld, Dnvis County: Mrs. Stanford (Lcahl Flllmnw, Annabclla. Sevkr -Cnunly: Mrs. Maynard (Norma Dean) Jensen, Tooele: 14 grandchildren: brother.

Wlllard. Mantl, Frichds call at Nr-al S. Mimlcby MorUnry. nichfleld. Sunday, 7-B p.m..

family resl. dcncc. Monday after 10 n.m. Burial, Richfield City Cemetery. Brown.

She was married to Cnrlton L. Ncedham. Dec? 22, 1925. I in Salt Laki' LDS Temple. Active Alta N.

J. Needham WHITTIER. CAUF. Funeral for Mrs. Alta N.

J. Ncedham, 61, Ichurch. ay, p.m.. HL a.m.. uui- liis home after a heart attack, ial, Richfield City Cemetery.

Fam- Born Sept 24. '884, riurwiic. Nor- iily requests no flowers, way to Anton Anna Joh.inn-1 sen Soraadal. 'Lnter chnncrr" to Orenn ri Married Charlotte Chris. tlanscn.

June 4. 1910. in Nrrway. PORTLAND. ORE, Orson, E.

Cnmc to U.S. in 1PO-1. retired carpenter, member a Johnson, tio, Portland, former Salt resident, died Thursday 9:45 p.m. in Portland hospital after stroke. 22, 1898.

she "was "reared as a "da'ug'HteV'by jSunday. to o.m.. a relatives, Samuel and Louise I prior. Burial, Olivet Ceme- John 4-15 dien "Satiir.iay 'at a.m. iRi'iri'al Salt Lake hospital of ciuiscs in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she served .1 mission in 1823-2-1 In California.

She served as a in the Los Aneolc-s. Calif was a crndinite of Utah where she receiver! her I A. ttnd Hulda C. Andcrxm New degree In 1920 and her M.A. degree rcen.

Reared and educated In Gun. in 1921: a member o( Daughters I nlson. Moved lo Salt Lake City of Utrh Pioneers and of Whlttier's In 19.10. Worked as laborer for Sornptimlst Cluh. Survivors: hus-! Western Pacific Rnllroac).

Siir- bnnd, daughter. Mrs. A. T. (Lcslec i vivnrs Include slslcr.

Mrs. Los Angeles: dauehter. Mr-i Don (Jewel) Morgan. Salt Cit.v: six crandchllnrcir. Murray.

Utah rt p.m 8090 Strle. Midvale. Utah, where Chicago mil nriur. City Cemetery. Temple.

She I incident lo ngc. Born Auc. of University of lounnwon. Sanpete County, lo QQ VOU HAVf VACANCY' Ann) Swltzer. both.Whittior; si i vi 1 ion, I III vivnrs idy.

Snlt Lake City: brothers. Nr-vT Kimeval' Tuf 3GO E. South Tfmnle, Diehard E. Needham. on mission Salt Lake City: Neldr-n.

In Hawaii: two grandchildren: tos-1 Flanaean ter mother, Mrs. Louise T. Brown: 110 a.m.. brother. J.

naymnnd Jensen, sis- where friends may tors, Mrs. Union H. fVadai'naif, f)-8 p.m., Tuesday rr Mrs nav-nnnrt n. 'Lnulsr-l Iocs. Burial.

Salt Laki Salt Lake Clly. I tcry. Monday lo call rlor City Csmr CAN RENT IT FAS! WITH A WANT-AD DIAL EM 3-1 525.