The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

Kalispell Couple Injured of Stryker driver of a car inlllenrie Nichol and Ben Bruy one the crashes who wasier Boys Have Two Added 2 Kalispell Inter lake Monday May 11 1964 Narrow uneral Cogar 23 Eureka also lost jn the irst Christian Church ning for county commission Tuesday tic noa mv lane ulton 'Columbia alls and other candidates Will a i and answer the I jmuiiKM cl tt vehicle and a Wiebe uneral Dallas mem HORIr Ttecwmcotoii hmsmh mat LIBERTY SUNDOWN ITURE where home er and Ted Homann and Sterling Rygg candidates for state legislature These men control of his car which skidded sideways over 200 the charity choice One Mile North of City Center on Highway S3 Adams 39 of Paris Texas was killed Both men Were thrown from their truck go ing down Moiese Hill on US 93 near Ravalli and Kali MON THRU WED Evening Shows 7 4 9:05 DRIVE IN THEATRE MON TUES Shown at 8:30 Shown at 10:35 ITS A CRIME I YOU MISS 1 Burial Was in Sunset Mem orial Gardens He was the father of Du JOHNSON uneral Home gtafrw cotoe a UTHl RfW DAY GIT SPRINGIELD Ill Mrs Barbara Cravens cele brated Day in a speeding ambulance She was being rushed to a hos pital when her 7 pound 8 ounce daughter arrived ahead of schedule Damages Heavy in' Accident MBSWM nsasu ARMSTRONG loor Covering Headquarters Pie ace HILLSIDE NJ UPD A policeman rushed up with a first aid kit when Edward Dumphy 55 of New York emerged from his overturned bakery truck with his face covered with what appeared to be blood But the officer found Dum pily licking strawberry and cherry pie filling from his lips superintendent of District 6 schools He is also survived by another son Dudley of Carlyle a daughter Mrs Pat Thibodeau Missoula live brothers' 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Ry Unlld International The traffic related deaths of a little girl from Livings 1 ton and a young man from I Emerson Iowa have upped 1 the 1964 Montana traffic fa tality toll to 82 compared 1 with 75 on the same date last year The latest to die was Cheryl Parker 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs' Pat Parker The other victim Darrell Wil liams 27 died in a Missoula hospital during the weekend of injuries he suffered two weeks ago in a truck acci dent The little Parker girl was injured Sunday in a two car crash about 10 miles north of Livingston Her cousin red erick Parker 12 also was hospitalized and was listed in fair condition The mother Mrs Dorothy Jean Parker 25 was reportedly driving one of the cars and her brother in law Irvin Parker 16 the other They crashed headon at the crest of a hill on the nar row county road they were traveling In the other accident Wil MEYER Stephen 59 re tired Great Northern em ploye passed away Satur day evening la Whitefish He was a former resident of Troy Survived by one sister Services pending PEDERSEN Eugene age 34 and his son Jeffrey age 7 passed away Satur day as result of drowning Home south of Whitefish Survived by wife and mother Services pending Catron uneral Home a Gathering of Eagles' Rites Conducted or ulton MISSOULA uneral services for Charles ul ton 35 resident Of Missoula for the last 20 years were Two cars Were damaged extensively but no injuries resulted in a collision Sun day at pm on Highway 93 whore it is undergoing re construction near the Look out Museum on lathead Lake According to investigating highway patrolmen a car driven by Charles Clark 37 Thompson alls struck a car driven by Lester Tipton 51 Libby when they met on the roadway They said the Clark vehicle then rolled ov er bn its top into a HQ foot deep hole i Officers estimated' about $1000 in damages resulted Two boys had to swim for their lives in the rushing waters of Logan Creek at the head of Tally Lake late Sun day when a pickup truck they were driving stalled in the rain swollen stream James Wagner 16 and a companion Laurel Zorn 15 had been on an outing in the vicinity of the lake they told rescuers later Unable to turn the truck around and leave on an old road by which they entered the area they attempted to ford the creek They became stuck in the turbulent water and the engine stalled Water had risen to the windows of the truck when they decided to swim for it according to Sheriff Ross Wilson who was called to the scene by a passerby who saw the truck Accompanied by Lawrence Deist a game warden and the father of young Wagner Ted Wagner a Kalispell po liceman Wilson found the boys drying out in a nearby cabin owned by Norm Schap pacher tha mmhined 1 the sheriff res cue truck to pull out the pickup Owned by Wagner it was not damaged Wagner had been alarmed because the boysTiad not re turned by 9 pm and when the call came to Wilson that a truck was stalled in a stream and two boys were calling for help they put two and two together ana came up with the rescue GOP Candidates To Be Honored KiUcpeO MMIM CLYDESDALE Bertha 70 of erndale passed away Saturday Survived by hus 1 band Thomas two daugh two sisters Rosary In St Church 7' pm Monday Requiem High Mass in St Cather Church 10 am Tues day Interment in Lonepine Cemetery Self guided tours of Hungry Horse Powerplant will start on May 15 of this year Admission is free The tours 'will be available from 8:30 am until 6 pm each day As 'the season progresses it is planned to extend the hours to Yneet public de mand The tours feature an animated display and tape recorded talks Myhre iproject superintendent said Attending the funeral from out of town were Mr and Mrs Stockard Seattle: Mr and Mrs Richard Riley and daughter Sandra Libby Don Riley Boise Idaho Mr and Mrs Kenneth Endicott Libby Mr and Mrs Riley Olympia Wash Mrs William Dunlap Portland Ore Riley Chehalis Wash Mr and Mrs Dean Crabtree Spokane Wash and Steven Endicott Boze man gar ment sale at the Salvation Army Thrift Store has been announced for Tuesday May 12 from noon to 5 pm by Capt Robert Reddington The purpose of the sale is to clear out present stocks to make room for new stock now on hand he said Hungry Horse Tours Start Catron uneral Home Whitefish 862 2351 STEVENS Clara A retired school teacher who made her home at the Immanuel Lutheran Home since 1947 passed away Sunday Sur vived by three sons one daughter Services Tues day 2 pm Catron Chapel followed by interment Elma Wash The family requests no flowers Mem orials to Immanuel Luther an Home or choice Midget Hearing Aid Perfected I'm Not Deaf Under Normal conditions I hear well enough but some times my midget hearing aid is a blessing 1 just put it in my ear and I hear It is so natural sounding nothing above my ear or below my ear Nothing behind my ear or in front of my ear No tubes nor wires no scratchy sounds It is especially designed for those who hear but do not al ways understand This modern hearing aid may give you the extra you need to live a full and active life! or free home trial without any obligation write to Bruce is ette 2822 irst Avenue North Box 441 Billings Mon tana To Highway Death Toll Wise uneral Rites Conducted uneral services for Mary Wise were conducted ri day in the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev Watkins pastor of the irst Church of the Nazarene officiating Interment followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with George Thompson George i i Martin Shanor Wally Gilbert John Graham and John Reading Waggener Campbell Kalispell 756 5036 WIEBE Jacob A 61 1247 irst Ave powder man in heavy construction work passed away Satur day Survived by wife Lil lian family home one son one daughter one stepson three sisters two grand children Services Tuesday 2 pm Waggener Camp bell Chapel Burial Conrad Memorial Cemetery MORTON John A Bigfork passed away inursaay single man Survived by one sister four brothers Services Tuesday 3:30 pm Waggener Camp bell Chapel Interment Lone Tine Cemetery Mem orials to Opportunity School preferred and may be left at Waggener Campbell or forwarded to Opportun ity School BRADLEY William I 85 retired sheet metal work er passed away at his home 1204 Second Ave Survived by wife Hattie four sons Services Wed nesday 2 pm Waggener Campbell Chapel Inter ment Conrad Memorial Cemetery Patrolmen said the top of the car was crushed against the seats and that Cogar alone in the car was thrown the bacK seat saving nisi life in their opinion As it was they said he received only a bump on his head Last Wednesday in anoth er one car accident at this location Mr and Mrs Wil liam Seter Rexford were in jured The Seter vehicle also went out of control and roll ed and he was thrown from the car sustaining a frac tured back Their son was reported to be only cut but otheiwise un harmed All were taken to St Patrick's Hospital The car ent out of control or sloping turn and went down a sloping 40 foot bank (Stan Healey photo Missoula special to the Inter Lake) John A Morton 63 passed away at his home in Bigfork I Thursday Mr Morton was born Aug 1 16 1900 the son of Charles and Mary Newton 'Morton He was a veteran of World War 1 and with the excep tion of time spent in the Ar my and from 1943 until 1957 in Toledo Ohio where he was employed by the In ternational Harvester Co had spent his entire life in the lathead Valley Mr Morton had been in ill health for the past sev eral years He was preceded in death by his father in 1940 and by his mother in 1945 and a brother James Morton in December of last year He is now survived by one sister Mrs Henry Eslick of Bigfork four brothers Charles and Paul Morton both of Bigfork Joseph Mor ton of Vista Calif and Thomas Morton of Kalispell nine nieces and six nephews uneral services for Mr Morton have been set for Tuesday at 3:30 pm in the Waggener Campbell Chap el with the Rev Slater pastor of the Little Brown Church of Bigfork officiating Interment will follow in the Lone Pine Cemetery Visits Atlanta Morton ATLANTA (UPD Ladyj Bird Johnson who says she is extra pair of eyes and ears for today vis its Atlanta where just three days ago the President was greeted by a half million people While in Atlanta Mrs Johnson will watch research ers at work at the US Com municable Disease Center attend a ground breaking ceremony for a new audi torium at the center present awards at an Emory Uni versity honors day convoca tion and unveil plans for a new Atlanta cultural center our Injured In Accidents Near Trego our persons were hos pitalized in Kalispell Sun day as the result of a one car accident near Trego It was the second accident at that location within 24 hours and the third in a week ac cording to the Montana High way Patrol Most seriously injured was Helen Bernhard Doble 38 Bradley Rites Are Wednesday William Bradley 85passed away at his home at 1 1104 Second Ave West in Saturday Mr Bradley was born Oct 24 1878 at Montevideo Minn In 1911 he moved to( Glasgow where he made his 1 'home until 1923 when he came to Kalispell and had made his home here since He has been engaged in I the sheet metal business his i entire lifetime and retired ifrom that'work in 1954 In 1909 he was married to Hat tie Gongis in Sweet Home Ore He is survived by his wife Hattie at the family home in Kalispell four sons Keith Bradley of Minneapolis Elmo Bradley of Kali Kelsey Bradley and jPhillip Bradley both of Mill Valley Calif nine grand children and five great grandchildren uneral services for Mr Bradley have been set for Wednesday at 2 pm from the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev red Paxton pastor of Central Christian Church officiating Burial to follow in the Con rad Memorial Cemetery Is Tuesday Jacob Wiebe 61 passed away in Kalispell Saturday Mr Wiebe was born at Gotebo Okla Nov 5 1902 He moved with his parents to Rosthren Sask where he grew to manhood and re turned to the United States in 1934 settling in Great alls where he made his home for a number of years later farming north of Cut Bank In 1946 he moved to Kali spell and was employed in construction work on the Hungry Horse Dam working serving as pallbearers since in neavy consiruciiun and aj a powderman On October 26 1947 he was married to Lillian Ge wald in Polson and is now survived by his wife Lillian at the family home at 1247 irst Ave East in Kalispell one son Donald one daugh ter Eloise a step son Loren Gewald three sisters Justina Epp and Gertrude Dueck i both of Rosthren and Emma Hebien of Brussels Ontario Canada and several nieces and nephews uneral services for Mr Wiebe have been set for Tuesday at 2 pm in the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev Rob ert Wall of the East Haven Baptist Church of Kalispell officiating Interment will follow in the Conrad Mem orial Cemetery Riley Rites Conducted uneral services tor Char lotte Riley were conduct ed Saturday from Christ Church (Episcopal) with the Rev Thomas Best officiating Interment followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery under the (direction of Wag gener Campbell uneral Home Those serving as pallbear ers were: Andy Nordtome Ray McCormick Archie Pat erson rank Robischon crasnes wnu way thrown from the vehicle as it rolled out of control from Highway 93 about 32 miles northwest of Trego at 10:45 am Sunday She suffered a fractured back the patrol re ported Sam Doble her husband their child Samuel 9 afod Agnes Bernhard 64 were also injured All were taken lo Kalispell General Hospital by Eureka ambulance where they were reported in good condition this morning Highway patrolmen said 1 Mrs Doble lost control of the 1 car It skidded sideways across the road struck two stumps sideways flipped end for end coming to rest up side down In a separate one car ac cident at the same location at 7:30 pm Saturday Gene conducted Monday afternoon THIS SCENE was taken soon after the wreck Saturday evening in which Mr and Mrs Leslie Baker Kali spell and their year old son were injured Baker was reported to be in critical condition and unconscious today His wife at first believed to have been most seriously hurt suffered only facial cuts and bruises give short talks and answer any questions The public is invited to at tend and to meet the candi dates Adyertnemnt Salvation Army Special Sale Is Tuesday A special 10 cents At Coffee Hour WHITEISH A coffee hour honoring candidates for 'the coming election is being's sponsored by the GOP wom en Tuesday May 12 at 7:30 pm in the city hall com munity room in Whitefish Among the candidates ex pected to attend are William Kessler Dan Buckingham and Lewis Hill Sr run Hospital Notes Kalispell General SATURDAY BIRTHS NELSON Mr and Mrs Kalispell girl ADMITTED CUAW ftnrahia RiCfork JENSEN Christian Kalispell VENNEMAN rederick MD Bigfork STYLER Karen Joy Condon DISCHARGED WIEBE Jacob Kalispell OLSON Arthur KAUspeu THOMPSON Mrs Larry baby Kalispell BRAUNBERGER Jeffery spell Mrs Gordon WARKINS Charles Kalispell SUNDAY ADMITTED BYRNE Kathryn Kalispell DOBLE Samuel Stryker GUNDERSON Mrs Vernon Kai ispell ADAMS Herbert Kalispell JOHNSON Alfred Kalispell HOYT Jack Kalispell CORPRON Patricia Kalispell CHAPPEL William Bigfork PHILLIPS MTS uiooy BERNHARD Agnes Eureka GREEN Mrs George Kalispell DOBLE Mrs Samuel Stryker DOBLE Samuel Strvker DISCHARGED 'KIRK James Kalispell WELCH Stanley Lakeside PATRICK Roy Eureka SORENSEN Mrs John Kalispell Whitefish Memorial STIUART Raid ColumbiaJOHNSON Mrs Russel Eureka WASVTCK Orlin Whitefish GUATDIPEE Melvin Hungry BRITTENHAM Theodore Co lumbia DISCHARGED PRESTON Gary Columbia alls HIMROD Mrs Kirk Whitefish MARSH Mrs lorence ortine Meyer Rites Are Pending WHITEISH Stephen Meyer 59 passed away fee ancj across the road and Saturday evening ini White off a 45 foot embankment fish rolling one and one half Mr Meyer was born in times It came to rest a Coraopolis Penn and spent tree stump his youth that state ne made his home in various places in the United States until he came to Montana when he was employed by the Anaconda Co in Ana conda He moved to Troy in the early 1940s and engaged in the lumbering business for a time and was later em ployed by the orest Service In 1946 Mr Meyer was employed by the Great Northern Railway in the track department He was a single man and is survived by one sister Mrs Zimmerman of Shreveport La uneral services are pend ing at the Catron uneral Home in Whitefish GO ABSOLUtEiy APB IN Mrs Stevens Dies uneral Is Tuesday WHITEISH 1 a a A Stevens 90 passed away in Kalispell Sunday Mrs Stevens was born eb 1 1874 at Brush Creek Minn When seven years old she moved to South Dakota where she grew to woman hood She graduated from Brookings Normal College in 1891 and taught school in South Dakota for several years In 1905 she moved to Havre where she made her home until coming to White fish in 1907 In 1914 she moved to Eureka and taught school near there for several years before moving to the West Coast where she made her home for several years later returning to this area making her home in Spokane Eureka and Whitefish until moving to the Immanuel Lu theran Home 1957 she had made her since Mrs Stevens was a ber of Whitefish Methodist Church Mrs Stevens was preceded in death by three sons She is survived by three sons Jack Stevens of Eu reka Glenn A Stevens of Harold Stevens of San rancisco and one daughter Mrs Vem Brown of Whitefish nine grand children and 18 great grand children The body Is at the Wag gener Campbell uneral Home and will be taken to the Catron uneral Home for services Tuesday at 2 pm ollowing the services in Whitefish the body will be forwarded to Elma Wash for burial in the family sec tion of the Satsop Cemetery The family requests me morials be sent to the Im manuel Lutheran Home or to of the individuals AST! 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