The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 59

LL. Business Leader, 61, Vet, Dies at Home Frank T. Archer, 61, 518-Sth assistant treasurer of Benefit Building Society, (iecl of a heart Wednes- ay at 4:30 a.m. his residence, i Mr. erved with the Field Artillery in World I and was member of mer ican Post 2.

was a Mr. Archer hember of the Ensign Ward, phurch of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints. Mr. Archer was born Jan. 4, 1896, in Salt Lake City, a fson of William and Emma fArcher.

He married Ella Cal- istcr July 11, 1917, in Los fAngeles. Survivors include his widow a son, Frank C. Archer, three grandchildren, Salt ake City; a brother and three sisters, Charles W. Archer of Los Angeles; and Mrs. W.

H. (Birdie) Olmsted, Mrs. Frank (Lou) Squires and Mrs. Ruth A. Haddow, all of Salt Lake City.

Funeral services will bo conducted Saturday at noon at 260 E. South Temple where friends may cal! Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Burial wfll be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. New Mexican, 45, Fined $75, Jailed A Shiprock, N.M., man was fined $75 and sentenced to 15 days in jail Wednesday In police court on a disorderly person charge and a bench warrant was issued for a Salt Lake woman who failed to appear on the same count.

Robert Martin, 45, Shiprock, and Cecilia Warner, 38, 441 W. 8th South, were arrested by police Tuesday night at the Wells Hotel. Must Appear JFhe Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, December 19, 1857 4si Driver Faces Bench Order A bench warrant was ordered in police court Wednesday for Barbara V. Presley, 32, 643-2nd East, when she failed to appear on three traffic charges. She was arrested Sept.

21 by police who investigated an accident at 1800 N. Beck and was charged with drunken driving, reckless driving and driving without a valid operator's license. JAMES F. WOOD, 32, 1936 E. 17th South, was ordered to appear Jan.

17 for sentencing on a charge of being intoxicated in or about a vehicle. Roy A. Krase, 51, Victor Hotel, was ordered for trial Feb. 18 on charges of drunken driv- ang and drunk in or about an automobile. Jan.

17 was set as sentence date for John E. Foster, 42, 4765 W. Serbo charged with drunken driving. PARTLY ClOUDY WARMFtONT CCXDFftONT STATIC FRONT into (MMi) Of MISJUM AJUAI The weather forecast map for Thursday indl 17 cates partly cloudy skies over the Inter- Cheerful Christmas Credit the Star Sport Shirti Boys' Sport Shfrti Champ Hats $795, Wembley Ties Men's Dress Shirts $398 95 up RCA Victor Pa I a mar Ckck. Radio.

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Weather Bureau Pirtly cloudy to occasionally cloudy skies will be over most of the Intermountain Region Thursday. Some snow, mostly over the mountains, Is expected. TEMPERATURE CHABT (Data for 24-hour period ended Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.) Utah Blinding Bryce Canyon Cedar City Coalville Delta Green Hiver Logan Milford Oeden Provo Koosevelt Salt Lake Airport St. George Wendover Boise Burley Idaho Falls Pocatello Hich Low Prec. 40 35 42 34 40 42 35 41 41 37 35 40 39 42 24 9 27 15 29 22 25 29 18 20 20 32 31 28 Tr.

Tr. Tr. .06 .02 .09 Tr. .32 .15 .05 Tr. trcme south highs to 62, lows 40 io 50.

45 36 .06 42 32 .05 39 32 .01 38 31 .03 Tr. .01 Inter-mountain States Billing! 50 Butte 34 20 47 28 Denver 54 33 ko 38 28 .03 35 24 .08 Evanston 34 9 Tr Grand Junction -to 27 Tr Las Veeas 60 40 1 0 42 30 .44 Hock Springi 35 17 Sheridan 51 28 West Yellowstont 28 22 .34 Pacific States LOJ Angeles 60 81 Portland 44 40 .22 San Diego 66 51 San Francisco 57 51 1.09 Seattle 47 38 .03 39 35 .10 Kiiweit 24 Considerable cloudlneH with scattered snows mostly in the mountains and west of Continental Divide Thursday and Thursday night Partly cloudy Friday. Strong gusty winds Thursday, diminishing Thursday night. A little colder east of the Divide. Hichz 25 to 35 west, 35 to 49 eait, Summary Another Pacific storm moved rapidly into the Interinountaln Region Wednesday and by evening had reached northeastern Wyoming and southeastern Utah.

Snowfall ranged from a trace to three Inches at valley stations with heavier amounts in the meunt.iins of northern Utah and southern Idaho. Afternoon temperatures wert In the 30s and low 40s. Five-day Forecast Thursday thr.uck Monday Ulsh Temperatures averaging below normal. Recurrent periods of rain or snow. Nevada Recurring precipitation perl- odt, mostly of snow.

In central and north portions. Temperatures below normal. Idiho Temperatures averaging near or slightly below normal. Light precipitation occurring throughout period in showers. Wyoming temperatures will range from 3 to 12 degrees below norma west of the Continental Divide anc near normal east.

Scattered snows mostly in mountains at beginning o. period and acain over weekend. Funeral Rites Friday for Crash Victim Special to The Tribune BEAVER Funeral services tor Mrs. lone Muir Yardley, 26, will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the First-Third Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in Beaver.

Mrs. Yardley was killed Tuesday in a one-car accident 14 miles west of Paragonah. on U.S. Highway 91. She was born April 26, 1931, at Beaver, daughter of James C.

and Ruth Bradshaw Muir. She was married to Howard S. Yard- ey March 22, 1917, at Beaver. MRS. YARDLEF Is survived by her husband, two daughters, Jackie Lynn, Bonnie Rae, hree sons, Bruce, Al, 5, and Steven, age her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James C. Muir, Beaver; four brothers, Irving Muir, Richfield; Henry Muir, Elsinore; eon and John Muir, McGill, three sisters, Mrs. Anna- Stow, Fairfield, Mrs. 211en B.

Bayles, Parowan, and Mrs. Betty Brunson, Beaver. Friends may call at the home of her father, J. C. Muir, Beaver, after 6 p.m.

Thursday and from 11 a.m. to time of services Friday. Burial will be in Mt. View Cemetery, Beaver. 4 i Money Bismarck Chicago 37 38 50 54 4g 32 guluth 31 28 .01 Kansas ty 4 42 05 Minneapolis 34 32 Omaha 41 34 East Boston 37 14 New York City 43 Washington, D.C.

46 Albuquerque 54 31 Atlanta 56 4S) Miami 73 $5 New-Orleans 75 53 Oklahoma City 62 43 Phoenix 48 San Antonio 72 60 St. Louis 43 .33 Salt Lake Weatfcer Data: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended at 5'30 p.m. .05 precipitation for December, .87 accumulative excess, .12 precipitation since Oct. 1, 1957. 3 07 in accumulative deficiency, .47 in.

Sunrise Thursday, Sunset, 5-03 Expected maximum 38; expected minimum 25. City cloudy to occasionally cloudy Thursday and Friday with occasional snow 0 1 roounUini, Continued, cold. Hish both days near 38, low 25. cloudy to occasionally cloudy Thursday and Friday with occasional mow ahowen mostly over or near mour.lainm. Continued cold.

both days 32 to 43, lows 15 to 30. S.ttlirni cloudy Thursday and Friday with icattered mow flurries west Thursday and winds dimtn- fn the eait late Thursday. Colder Thursday and Thursdny night. Highs both days 26 to 38, lows to 15 east, 15 to 25 west. snow or rain likely in the north portion Thursday and Friday.

Cloudy in the' south. Hirhs 38 to 46, lows 18 to 28; except in ex- Keith Funeral Friday Noon Funeral for Mrs Virginia Smith Keith will be'conducted Friday at noon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 261-9th East. Mrs. Keith, 51, 105 E.

South Temple, widow of David Keith former president and director ol Silver King Coalition Mines died after a lingering illness Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in a Salt Lake hospital. Frirnds may call at 372 E. 1st South, 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday and prior to services Friday. Burial will be In Mt Olivet Cemetery.

Last Rites Friday For Auto Victim Funeral services for Neil Bernard Norman Jr. will be conducted Friday noon at 36 E. 7th South where friends may call Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to services. Mr.

Norman, 25, temporarily residing in Salt Lake City, wns injured fatally Tuesday at 3 i a.m. when "the car in which he was riding went out of control and rolled over three times 13 miles west Grantsville on U.S. Highway 40-50; Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Parfc ACCIDENT REPORT Here Is summary of traffic accl aents reported Wednesday In Salt Laic a.m.—5ih South ISik East Two automobiles. Drivers: Richard Johnson Penrosc, 18, 1102-9th East John David Clayton. Gadd, 19, 2303-7th East, Damage: $70.

No Injuries. 8:17 ft.m— Sri and 6th S.Mtk Truck-auto. Drivers: Earl JIulchlngs, 54 2015 Laird Ave. (1200 South); Jamei, Francis Trainer. 28, 1100 Browning Ave.

(1410 South). Damage: $370. No injuries. West aid Sektk Two autos. Drivers: Carol Inger soil, 17, 754 W.

13th South: Frank ifiE? 10 6th South Dua $150. No Inluries. Seelk MlllUrr Dr 1 Auto-house. Driver: Van VHet Vryenhoek. 49.

734 Los Angeles St. (940 West): house of Hob- erf S. Gaddlc, 905 Military Dr. Dam age: $700. No Injuries.

a.m.—1200 S. Main. Two autos Drivers: Jacob Beckel, 75, 522 2r.c West; Norir.e Pace King, 31, 3387 Plaza Way (3320 East). Damage: $300. No in juries.

11:40 a.m.—Ill St. (SIM East). Hit run auto, parked auto. Driver unknown; parked auto of Arthur Ouzoutan, 111 St. Damage to parked auto: $50.

No in Soulk and State. Two -atos. Drivers: Willard Barton Young 363 Downlngton Ave. (1325 South); Elta Lyon Whited, 55, 476 S. Snd West Damage: $60.

No injuries. Wi E. Bro.dw.y (son Two autos. Drivers: Alice Snarr Christiansen, 38. 2257 Kensington Ave.

(1530 South); David Thomason Willis 21. 426 Fust Si. (940 Damage; $S5. No Injuries. 2:51 p.m.—103» Temvle.

Three autos, hit-run. Drivers: hit-run drivers unknown: Allen q. Howard 16. 3010 St. Mary's Cir.

Damage S600. No injuries. .1:03 p.m.—1711. Seith and Eait Two autos. Drivers: Joanne Earnshaw Kent, 27, 1942 Hubbard Ave.

(833 South); Kathleen Larsen. 17, 1510 5 il! Dr Damage $1,500. No injuries. East and Cenlrr Cljk (M40 Drivers: Glen Fielding Stevenaen, E- 3tnd South: Michel George If, E. Millbrook Rd South).

Damage: $400. No in "Way S.itk^ 1 Dr Two Drivers; Charles Thomas Grelrxr. Belli! Hall of Utah; Floyd Edward Welrlch.il, 921 W. 3rd North. Damage $50.

No Injuries. p.m.—4tk leflth Mid XafB Two autos. Hit-run. Drivers: Hit-run driver Wilby Durham, 43, 2173 6200 South. Damage: $200.

No In juries. 8:55 Kast and 1st Soilh Auto-parked auto. Drivers: Maicolrr Stuart Jeffery. 16, 643 E. 3rd South: parked auto of R.

F. Hepplar, 1172 E. 1st South. Damage: $350. No injuries.

p.m.—17th Seilh and Meleeme Are. East). Bus-auto. Accident report not immediately available. 6:17 B.m.—Stk Weet and Nertk Tem- J)e, Twe Drivers: Lonnle 3 48 2nd North; Ignaclo T.

Solorio. 27. 771 W. $th South. Damage: $78.

No injuries. 8. Sri West. Auto- parked auto. Drivers: Keber Karl Bljckbum.

18. 3106 Washington St. (240 West); parked auto of Earl Top- hsm, 2476 E. South. Damage: $250.

No injuries. p.m.—7th and Harrlsem (IS55 Truck-auto. Accident report not Immediately available West and Two autoi. Drivers: Bonnie Vcra WallshlcBcr. 17, 1463 Van Buren Ave (1565 Jean Cottam.

41, 753 2nd South. Damage: $225. No Injuries. 6:07 HUhUnd Dr. (HIM Auto-pedestrian.

Accident repon not Immediately available. E. Snd leilk. Two autos. Drivers: Edward Alexander Haryath, 15S3 Sigma St.

(435 South): Paul Curtis Mountford, li. E. 1st South. Damage: $110. No Injuries.

Eut. Auto-parked SJ? er i tr1c Fabcr Krocschcr 29, 369 E. Burton Ave. South): parked auto of Ivan August Pearson, 358 Kensington Ave. H500 South) Damage: $15.

No Injuries. Take Christmas Lights Five Christmas light globes were stolen from the residence of E. C. Whipperman, 1482 Stratford Ave. (2555 South), police reported.

Wednesday. News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County D.C. George J. X.i JOIIBE Jekc CeJ.s. It.

Caarleae Police Retain 3 Teens in Market Theft Three teen-agers were appre- lended by police Wednesday morning when they rifled a safe at Boy's 702 E. 1st South, and lied after striking the store manager. Two of the boys, age 15 and 16, entered the market about 9:23 a.m. and diverted the manager's attention while their 16- year-old companion approached the safe. The manager, Richard Harding, told police he heard the safe door click and saw the 16-year- old stuffing currency in his pockets.

One of the other boys shouted Diggers," and Mr. Harding: ordered the youth to put the money back In the safe. teen-ager struck the-man ager and ran to the rear of thi store, circled, and headed for thi front door. The manager stepped in fron of the youth and was pushed against the market door shatter ing the plate glass. Police nabbed two of the boy at 440 E.

4th South and the other at 8th South and 3rd Switch Blades Trigger SX. Police Probe Salt Lake City police Wednesday were attempting to de- legality of knives being sold to juveniles in the city. The action came after a 12- year-old Edison School pupil suffered a deep leg laceration while he and a companion were playing with two of the weapons. They told police they had purchased the in a downtown department store. Mrs.

Grace Jackson, principal of the school, Mid pocket-knives were not allowed on the grounds and that confiscating wch whenever seen. She said it was the first Ind dent in the school Involving switch-blades. S.L. Driver Jailed On Tipsy Count Fred Lobato, 28, 577 Wall pleaded guilty before City Judge Marcellus K. Snow Wednesday to drunkenness, drunken driving and hit-run He told ihe judge he had served a sentence in Davis County for drunken driving.

Judge Snow sentenced the man to 30 days on each charge, to run concurrently. Ihcard, Jl, 11, Nlehcla, It, Hclladay. Linda Lank. 23, SaU LaV Dec Spencer, 34, Salt Lake- KtHr Salt KonaU Ktllk 33, Salt Lalu- Aria Jtan K.tlman, IB, silt likT Britce M.rU, 27, Salt Lake- Kay fUUt, 24, Salt afi'f We i ll kr Salt CarjtcaUr, JO, Murray LoU 21, Salt BIRTHS Salt Lake County ivtchter, Mrl ck Nov. 26.

ld S. S. State, noa' 12 Mrs Ma ck B. North M- Nov. 187 Mr.

and Mrs Stanler Hanson. BounUful. daughter. Nov Dtlaw.rtli— Mr. and Mr.

and 201. Robert Obituaries Clyde B. Andenon mtf lent 40 years, died Tueuimv Memorial HospUal a heart attack at E. youth he moved there to early by a Presbyterian. two Funeral ThunSi IwnTiS Sandberit chapel by the Rev.

Gaylord HasMlblad, pastor of the First Baptist In City Cemetery. FrJenda may call at the mortuary. Clarence Thurston Ctttrence Thuratpn, -i. died Tueiday In the Salt Lakll 1 Oec. 8, OKden.

They later were-divorced Had been rancher lTi i mlaxfoner, member of iJllton County rancher ity Com- Leo Boiw, Ida -pmlnf WMthcnpoon. HelcnHoprany, Lot I p.m., Ward Chypel, Church of 3irUt of SalnU. Burial Vtllton Cemetery directed by end FouiMr Mortuary, ao: Ocitenl Anfetei' Milton John G. Edwards LOGAN Word re of the death Monday of John C. Edwards, 37, ton of Logan businessman John Jennings Edwards, owner ot Zdwardi Automotive.

3ied Jn Amarillo, where was employed an automotive electrician. Bom in Cedar City Nov. 6, to John JeiminM and Juanlta Cutler Edwardt. Graduate of School. Attended.

Utah Untvtnltj-. Unl- vertity of Utah. Veteran. World War a. Married Erma Sills In in 1941; divorced.

Surviving daughters. Dianne and Jcan- nlel, Keami; parents. Mr. and Mri. r.

J. Edwards, Ixxtan; dsters, Mn, R. (Colleen) Martin, Locan. and rtrs. Jeanne Johnson.

Greenville. S.C. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday, Hall Mortuary Chapct. Stanton Allen, officiating.

Burial. Locan Cemetery. Military honors, American Ledon Poit No. 7. W.

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