The Herald-Journal from Logan, Utah • Page 8

HERALD JOURNAL MONDAY DF.rF.MBKR 1.T 1W5 County i Ltah About Town The Smfthfield 3rd Ward MIA study class will have a special program within the class on Tuesday evening, De Mrs. Karl J. Armstrong. 107 East Poplar; December 12, a boy, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean VanValkenburg, Garland; December 14, beginning at 7:30. Member 13, a girl, Mr. and pertaining to the Mrs. Lyman George Wanner, birth of Christ from the Bible Preston. and Book of Mormon will be given by class leader Ray Roosman and Seth Chambers.

There will also be a ladies trio and a trombone-piano duet by Mark and Ann Nielson. The Catholic Women's Lea gue, St. Thomas Aquinas Parish will hold their annual Christmas potluck dinner Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Newman Center Hall. Ladies are asked to remember to bring their gifts and cookies for fiie Intermountain Indian School Christmas party so they may be sent to the school on time.

Logan Lions are reminded that their annual Christmas party will be held in the Walnut Room of the University Union, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Tuesday noon meeting will be deleted. Logan High-Sky View basketball game tickets for Friday are all reserved seats. Region, association and faculty cards will not be honored. Some tickets for parents of varsity players and other patrons are available.

These people should contact Harold Peterson as soon as possible. Cache Stake Mia Maids will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, in the Fourth-Sixteenth Ward cultural hall to hear a talk by Mrs. Charlotte Sheffield Maxfield a former Miss United States of America.

Mothers and daughters are Invited to attend. Elder Ariel Savage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Savage, is now at P. 0.

Box 1365, Andrews, Texas, 79714. Logan Jaycee Jills will hold their annual children's Christmas party Tuesday, 7 p. at the Wilson School. Santa Claus will attend, with gifts and treats for the children. All Logan Jaycee Jills and families are invited.

Seventh Ward Relief Society social science lesson will be presented Thursday, Dec. 16 at 10 a. by Laura Watkins. A good attendance is encouraged; there will be a nursery. The same lesson will be given that evening at 7:30.

Ladies of Elks Duplicate Bridge evening is tonight 7:30 at the lodge. This will be Mas- terpoint night and the Christmas party. Hyde Park Ward Singing Mothers will practice tonight at 8:15 immediately following night Relief Society meeting. The animal control officer has a four-month old part Collie, female. Also a male, two months old.

Anyone interested may call the Logan City Health Department. Elder Denis M. Wortheii lias a new missionary address: 85 Nurnberg, Normannen Str. 36; Germany. Recent births at the Logan LDS Hospital: December 10, a boy, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen C. Thome. 464 East 1st North; Police Officer Ferris Groll investigated a minor mishap shortly after 8 this morning at 7th North and 1st East. J.

Frampton Collins, 359 Boulevard, was driving his 1964 Chevrolet south on 1st East when it collided at the intersection with an eastbound 1963 Chevrolet operated by William B. Robinson, Franklin. Idaho. Damages amounted to approximately $300. Mr.

Collins was cited for failure to yield right-of-way. Marriage licenses have been issued in the Cache County Clerk's Office to Eric Jones Church, 23, Logan and Linda Kay Tucker, 21 Logan; Joel Kent Scott, 22, and He'en Ann Nerdin, 18, Orem; Fancis Henry Worley, 63, Logan and Sallie Sophia Frity Potes, 61, Logan; Stuart Randall Crocker, 21, Weynmouth, and Dianne Marie Tracy, 19 Walnut Creek, William Harris 22, Frontier, Wyoming and Aria Christine Larson, 21, Opal, Wyoming; Gilbert Pave Francis, 24, 11 i lie, and Dixie Lee Spence, 19, Wellsville; Richard Lyle Shipley, 21, Preston and Joyce Cole, 20, Preston; Gordon Christensen Keetch, 22, Montpelier, Idaho and Bettie Smith, 20 Tremonton; Daniel George Tailleur, 28, Lukland, Washington and Jane Olive Sowden, 24, Richland, Washington; Alma Dean Olsen, 19, Logan and Darlene Knowles, 19, Paradise; Gary Burnell Herron, 23, Magna and Kay Ricine Rosenlund, 20, Layton. Local firemen were called to an apartment at 493 North 7th East Saturday where some hot ashes being cleaned from the fireplace had spilled on the floor. Loss was slight, they reported. Conrad Roskelley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Roskelley, was taken to the Logan LDS Hospital Sunday morning by ambulance, following a fall at his home. He is reported to be in fair condition by hospital officials today. Eleven arrests were made by local law enforcement officers this past weekend. Arrested were a 20 year old male, trespassing and driving during suspension; two 18 year-old males, shoplifting; a 23 year-old male, 16 year old male and 18 year old male, public intoxication; a 16 and 17 year old girl plus a 17 year old boy for minor in possession of wine; a 15 year-old boy for assault and battery and a 49 year-old man for drunk driving.

Divorces granted in First District Court include: Elton Don Woodall, plaintiff, vs Judy Kay Kippes Woodall, defendant; U1 i ch Bierschenk plaintiff, vs Janet McCoy Stewart Bierschenk, defendant; Bonnie Jean Medsker, plaintiff, vs. Staten C. Medsker, defendant; Gordon Hans Flammer, plaintiff, vs. Rava June G. Flammer, defendant; Trinidad H.

Costillo, plaintiff vs Timoteo Costillo, defendant. NATO Friends Joint Services Slated For Call Viet War 'Absurd' PARIS IUPI) Secretary of State Dean Rusk today tried to convince French government leaders that U. S. involvement in the Viet Nam war is critical in the free world's fight against communism. Rusk, who arrived Sunday night to attend the two-day North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Council of Minis meeting opening Tuesday, had a difficult task.

Most of the European allies agree with French President Charles de Gaulle that the United States is engaged in an "absurd" war in Southeast Asia. Only Western solidarity against a possible Russian threat to Europe requires payment of lip service to American objectives elsewhere. Rusk was not meeting with de Gaulle, now involved in campaign ing for Sunday's run-off presidential election against leftist Francois Mitterand. He had appointments instead with Premier Georges Pompidou and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, who will report to de Gaulle later. The growing impression in Europe, even among the most staunch U.

S. allies, is that the United States' is heading for a military showdown with the Communists which they are not certain should occur. Although he did not say so, usk was expected to ask the 14 NATO partners to step up non-military aid for South Viet Nam. But the NATO meeting was not expected to result in any decision about the two major issues facing the alliance. These are: Dr.

AH Mrs. Maughan Announcement was made in 1 was research director for the the Herald Journal Sunday of Grange Federation at Ithica the passing of Olive Han sen New York. Maughan on Friday. Deoem- Having been reared on a her 10. On Sunday farm, Mr.

Maughan contin- her husband, Dr. George Har-iued his farm interests by rison Maughan. Spanish Fork, homesteading land a develop- followed her in death. The ing a ranch with two brothers, To Solicit Valley Funds PROVO (UPD A kickoff din ner will be held Dec. 22 in Provo to start the solicitation campaign to raise $30,000 to start operation of the Utah Valley Industrial Association Representatives of city government throughout Utah County have been invited to attend USU Student, Heiress Wife Meet With Mother Of Girl CAR AC AS.

lessened. All agree to spend Heiress to a Swiss fortune Anna Maria Hitz-Bierschenk and her former Utah State University student husband I Ulrich Bierschenk got togeth- Sunday at the beach. Meeting of mother and daughter came three weeks aftef claims by Mrs. Spring-Hit that Anna-Maria was 17 and in Tempe. Arizona.

Ithica, New York, Pocatello. Roxburg, Moscow and Preston, Idaho. and J. a County 1 Maughan. during a period Crawford, or Orem 30 years at Lava Hot Springs, HIM i i a woo a 01 iv, in a meeting between thej er with the girl's mother Sat-! not old enough to marry with tah County Commission and innt nn Idaho Throughout his life Dr.

laundromat at Harold's Sparkle Queen, a man's azure-blue sweater, semi-bulky knit with zipper in front, was taken. Kenneth Davis, 193 West 1st North, has reported that a generator and other items were taken from his car while was parked in the Keith OBnen parking lot. Steve Hayward, 765 North 8th East, said someone took the battery from his 1964 Oldsmobile parked in front of his residence. That someone has 1 some of her Christmas lights has been reported to police by Mrs Mavis Hilton, 627 North 150 West. John W.

Caldabaugh, 20, Wheeling West Virginia, a man who had been sought by Cache Sherriff Wesley Malmberg on charges of fraudulent checks and unlawful flight, has been apprehended by the F.B.I, in Greenville Illinois. He was arrested in that city on a concealed weapon charge. S. E. Needham Mrs.

Val King, 525 Brookside Place, has told oiui. i late, acts luiu puiiLe December 11, a girl, Mr. while she was in the Maughan was an active member of the LDS Church, Weston, Idaho, Sept. a son of Harrison D. and of 1 ead Mary Freestone Maughan, le rship in church organiza- PI Va ley tions He was On July 18, 1907, he married Olive Emeline Hansen, daughter of Hans Peter and Laura Johnson Hansen, in the LDS Temple.

He attended schools in Weston and Preston, the Oneida Academy and graduated from Brigham Young College in 1905. He attended and obtained degrees from the Univer- and served as branch president while a student at Cornell University. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Sterling (Edna) temporary chairman of the board of directors of the association, it was decided each community will be asked to solicit a certain amount of the proposed budget. $30,000 first year The solicitation amount for each community, yet to be decided, is to be based on a formula taking into account population and business.

o. vjw-iiuig icjuiia; Riverside, Calif or- iMdUClham Is Harold T1 ii Near Death Harold (Laura) Creer, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Alan (Ruth) MacRoberts and Mrs. Robert (June) Maclue, both of Newton. Massachuset- He was a member of Sigma Xi and Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic societies.

17 grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildren. Surviving brothers are John Raymond Maughan, Bountiful; J. Howard Maughan, Lo- in which he served for years on the faculties of Onei- 0 University. For nine years he Sa it Lake City. Joint funeral services for Ex-Wellsville Woman Dies MAGNA Elaine Archibald Larsen, 44, 2862 So.

8900 West, died of natural I causes Saturday evening at her home. She was born January 20, 1921, in Wellsville to Charles i S. and LaRue Leishman Archibald, On October 17, 1945, she married James S. Larsen in Salt Lake City. She was a I member of the LDS Church.

Surviving are her husband and daughters Mrs. Lon (Karen) Richards, and Mrs. Jim (Shirley) Rogers; heri father and stepmother; bro-i thers and sisters, C. Dale, Gary, Mrs. Jack (Beulah) Greenwood, all of Magna; Mrs.

Jerry (Pauline) Bradshaw, Roy; two grandchildren. Funeral services will bej held Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Magna LDS Ward Chapel. 2941 South 9150 West. Friends may call at 85251 West 2700 South, Magna, this: evening from 6 to 8 o'clock! and Tuesday one hour prior to services.

Burial will be in Wellsville Cemetery. Dr. and Mrs. Maughan will be NICE, France (UPD British author W. Somerset Maugham, 91, langui shed near death today in a deep coma.

Doctors said there was no hope for a rally. "I am afraid that the end is only hours away," said Dr. Georges Rozanoff, Maugham's personal physician. "His brain has ceased to function properly." held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Preston Second Ward Chapel, Second South and Second permission The tense meeting in a cafe uent roof from the irl she here was marked by Mrs.

was Anna Spring-Hitz. first view of her grandchild a daughter born to the eloped couple. Reunion of mother and daughter was emotional and strained, and followed bitter international exchanges after the elopment. It also came against a backdrop of speculation on the $10 to $30 million fortune of the late Othman John Hitz, which Anna Maria is suppos ed to inherit. Tension mounted in Mrs.

Spring-Hitz when she and her companions were almost one hour late in arrival at the restaurant which they had difficulty in locating. However, the heiress and her family came to the meeting later. The girl approached baby in arms- there was no embrace, but Mrs Spring-Hitz asked how Anna Maria was, then cradled the child. Bierschenk hung back during the reunion. From the cafe, the party The bitter public wrangle followed an earlier international incident involving the girl.

In 1961 Anna Maria was smuggled from a Swiss school by her mother. A Swiss court had given custody to a sister of the girl's father when he died in 1958. Bierschenk enrolled at USU in the fall of 1962-3. He continued schooling there until June 1965. A native of Hanover, Germany.

Bierschenk was majoring in languages at the university. Despite the warmine between mother and daughter cvloud loomed over the fortune. Though the estate of the late Othman John Hitz has not yet been legally detevm- her will is thought to exist West. Interment will be in went to a fashionable Caracas the Preston Cemetery. restaurant, and tension naming Anna Maria as heiress.

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