The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 9

LAKE TRIBUNE, Monday, June 13, 1949 9 THE SALT Weber Woman, 89, Succumbs in Ogden Home Tribune Leased Wire OGDEN, June 12-Mrs. Emma Dye Bowman, 89, 2539 Adams who crossed the western plains as a child with her ing parents, died Saturday ning at the family residence after short illness. A resident of Weber county most of her life, she came to Utah In 1863 with her family, converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For five years she had resided at Wyutah on the Wyoming line, her only period away from this locality. Born In Massachusetts She was born Dec.

2, 1859, in Charlestown, daughter of Jonathan and Charlotte Johnson Dye. The family residence was in Uintah, Weber county, for many years. On Jan. 7, 1878, she was married to William Andrew Bowman in South Weber, where the couple resided afterward. Mr.

Bowman died May 12, 1901, in Blackfoot, where he was employed at the time. For the past 35 years, his widow lived in Ogden. Funeral Rites Wednesday Survivors include two sons and four daughters: John and George P. Bowman Mrs. Agnes -Bybee, Ogden; Mrs.

Lottie Hodson, Plain City; Mrs. Mary E. Miller, Oakland, and Mrs. Minnie Neeley, Salt Lake City; 18 grand- IT'S TIME TO SHINE WITH THE SHINE THAT STAYS! AIFF WAX SHOE POLISH it has a hard-wax finish GRIFFIN BLACK BROWN TAN OXBLOOD children and 28 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m.

at Lindquist and Sons' funeral chapel by Samuel G. Dye, former LD stake president. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Wedneaday until time of services. Burial will be in the Uintah cemetery, Davis Student, FFA Chief, 16, Succumbs Tribune Special LAYTON, June Bush, 17, prominent president of the of America chapter at Davis high school, died in an Ogden hospital Sunday at 2:15 p.m.

after a two-months illness. He was born in Pocatello, Nov. 22, 1931, son of Wesley M. and Violet Cheshire Bush. The 12 Jack Dean student and Future Farmers Mr.

Bush Mr. Bush family had resided in Layton the past two years after moving here from Clover, Tooele county, Until his illness he had a perfect attendance record at the high school and had been graduated for. the work he was able to complete. He was awarded an alternate scholarship to Weber college. An active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he was secretary of the priests' quorum and manager of the youth choir in the Layton Third LDS ward.

Surviving his parents, Tooele; his grandfather, John W. Bush, Layton; his grandmother, Mrs. R. R. Robertson, Salt Lake City; two brothers, re Wesley D.

Bush, Tooele, and Don Bush, Clearfield, and two sisters, Karen Bush, Layton, and Mrs. Barbara Russell, Tooele. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Layton Third LD ward chapel by Clyde Adams, bishop. Friends.

may call at the chapel Wednesday from 11 a.m. to time of services. community betterment trophy left, and Harold K. Guild, second from right, reLooking, to Lions clubs by D. A.

Skeen, sec- Hiring district governors, with Melvin B. Wright, ond from left, are Joseph W. Williams, Morgan, now seeking international director post, right. Mine Officials Hold Confab Tribune Leased Wire HAILEY, June 12- Ape proximately small mine operators from six western states, gathered here Saturday and Sunday for the annual central Idaho mining convention, heard Dr. James Boyd, director of the U.

S. Bureau of Mines urge support of mining legislation. Dr. Boyd told mine operators legislation now before congress can benefit them. He added, there need of more cooperation through organizations to set up legislation which, will benefit.

the industry, has been set up, it should be followed through by united effort to assure passage, he said. "The monopolistic trend of larger corporations is an unhealthy situation, especially in the mining industry, and you may be assured do all possible to help build up mine. resources, especially through small- mine the speaker declared. Come in for a look and a LISTEN! Believe Packard your ever built! eyes -it's the sweetest looking NEW LOWER PRICES! And believe your ears--it's the quietest, most With all its new advancements, all its addiyou've ever known! tional equipment, this 135-HP Packard Eight restful car Club Sedan delivers at the low price of new Tap the doors. You'll hear no metallic clunk.

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Baker, Ore. OREGON TRACTOR COMPANY 9 Depot La Grande, Ore. Veteran Peace Officer, 67, Dies at Price Tribune Leaved Wire PRICE, June 12- Funeral services for Warren S. Peacock, 67, who was found dead early Sunday at his residence here, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. James W.

Fausett, bishop of the Price First ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will conduct rites at the LD tabernacle. Friends may Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday prior to services at Wallace mortuary. Burial will be in Price city ceme- tery. Declined Sheriff 1 Post Mr. Peacock, for many years a Price and Carbon county enforcement officer, was appointed sheriff of Carbon county by the county commission last March when Sheriff Joseph W.

Dudler resigned to become state patrol superintendent. indihighway, cated he would accept the promotion from chief deputy but later announced he could not do so because of ill health. He was born in Molen, Emery county, Utah, August 13, 1881, son of Warren S. and Elizabeth Parry Peacock. Mr.

Peacock moved with his parents to Orangeville in 1891. He attended the public schools in Orangeville and the Emery stake academy in Castle Dale. Price Town Marshal He was town marshal for Price four years and chief deputy sheriff of Carbon county for the past 21 years serving both Republican and Democratic administrations. On April 12, 1907, in Vernal, he married Alvira. Mott, who died in December, 1928.

He is survived by two sons, Lenar and Lloyd; two daughters, Mrs. Arline Jeanselme and Mrs. Maurine Dorman, and five grandchildren, all of Price; two brothers, Gomer and Leland Peacock, and three sisters, Mrs. Belle Johnson and Miss Berneice Peacock, of Price, and Mrs. Nettie P.

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