The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 5

Jr jj THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 1942 TUESDAY EVENING JULY 14 Random References CANNING PLANT IN OPERATION POLITICAL POT IS STIRRED UP FUNERALS DEAN ANDERSON PROVO July Funeral services for Dean Anderson 20 who died Monday will be held at one-thirty Thursday in the Sixth ward chapeL Anderson had been ill for four years with heart trouble He was a son of Mark Anderson former Provo mayor and state fish and game director Survivors include a' grandfather Oscar Stevens of Ogden brigiiamwesley young COALVILLE July Funeral services for Brigham Wesley Young who drowned Saturday will TREMONTON July The opening of the pea harvest season in Bear River valley has marked the start of the Rocky Mountain canning plant ln this city During the peak canning season total of 200 persons will be env plpyed Basil Adams plant super intendent declared The canning plant will operate until about the first of August canning peas and tomatoes Crops in general are above thf average Mr Adams reported Approximately 30 per cept of the total output will be taken by the government for the armet! forces it was reported Bear River High Pool Is Opened TREMONTON July The swimming pool of the Bear River high school opened Monday to the general public announced Mrs Edna Jones supervisor-The hours for swimming have been set from two to seven on Mondays four to nine on Thursdays Everyone using the pool will be required to furnish their own suits and towels A life guard will be stationed at the pool for protection during the remainder of the summer Mrs Jones announced Exhibit of Prints Opened at USAC LOGAN July 14-A display of approximately 30 large photo graphic prints prepared by Professor Reuben Reynolds was opened Monday at eight in the reception room of the Commons building at Utah State Agricultural college The exhibit open to the public will be presented every day this week it was announced by Professor Milton Merrill director of the A summer session ones Speakers were John Blaylock and Bishop Saunders Invocation was lay William Montgomery and benediction by Raymond Jones Interment was in North Ogden cemetery Dave Carr dedicated the grave Pallbearers were nephews and one grandson Flowers were handled by granddaughters I ANNIE HILL Services for Mrs Annie Pullem Till 81 lifelong resident of Utah who died Sunday at the family iome 3027 Adams will be con-lucted WednesdEy at one in I Lindquist mortuary chapel 1 Friends may call at the home his evening and at the mortuary Wednesday from ten a until one Burial will be in jLogan cemetery where brief graveside services will be conducted at hree-thirty DAVID REVOR Services for David Revor were held Monday in the Eleventh ward chapel with Bishop Robert Hoggan conducting Prelude and postlude were by Henrietta Bragonji who also accompanied the soloists' Robert Binnie and Anna May Chadwick Speakers were William New-inan A Peterson Robert Binnie and Bishop Hoggan Invocation was by John Hooper Benedic-ion was by Nathan A Tanher Interment was in Ogden city cemetery A nephew Emerson Douglas i BRIGHAM CITY July A bit of activity loomed on the political horizon here Monday when Ernest Hansen city councilman and a Republican filed his petition for nomination to the office of Box Elder county clerk Opposing Mr Hansen to date are Ernest Freeman Democrat and Edwin Baird Democrat A number of others are said to be preparing to seek nomination to this office -Thurza Young filed a petition for nomination for the office of county recorder as a Democrat To date no petitions have been filed for the office of county commissioner attorney sheriff or surveyor All office seekers have until July 22 to file for nomination WEEKEND GUEST WILLARD July Herbert Fogle of Philadelphia was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Mathew Madsen as were Mr and Mrs Horace Gunn and family dedicated the grave Hie auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors were in charge of flowers Pallbearers were nephews and grandsons DEATHS FRANK OWEN MILLS Frank Owen Mills 38 of 339 Seventeenth a Union Pacific conductor died today at six a at the family home after a heart attack He was born June 6 1904 to James and Elizabeth Frazier Mills in Evan-Y ston Wyo He lived in Evan-ston until 1933 Ytawhen he moved I with his family I to Ogden He i married Orpha 1 I Stephenson Sept 29 1924 in Ev-Mr Mills anston On October 6 1927 they were remarried in the temple in Salt Lake City Mr Mills entered employment of Union Pacific in 1922 in Evanston He was amember of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Ogden Moose lodge the church he was an elder in the Tenth ward and formerly was an active ward teacher the Evanston First ward Surviving are his widow two sons and one daughter Fred Robert and Ann Mills all of Ogden the following brothers and sisters: Mrs Everett Wilson Ogden Mrs Andrew Easton and Mrs Albert Frazier Salt Lake City Orlando Mills and Mrs Ben Corless Evanston Mrs Olive Putman and Mrs Sam Kiddy Woodruff Mrs Alma Mills Rock Springs Wyo William Martin Gallup Texas Mrs Mabel Clayton Morgan and Miss Priscilla Mills Services will be held at two Thursday in Larkin chapel con-ducted-by Bishop Fred Carroll of the Tenth ward' Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thurs- I Roberts Seeking Position in Davis I1 I FARMINGTON July Elgin Roberts of West Bountiful acting" Davis county treasurer since June 20 and Davis county school board president for the past two years has filed as Democratic candidate for treasurer) Buy UnitecLStates War Bonds and Stamps at the American Food Stores )7 American heroes' day day until time of services Interment will be in Ogden City cemetery CLARENCE BUSHNELL Clarence Edgar Bushnell 43 of 360 Twelfth died Monday at four-thirty at the family home Fifth and Adams after a heart He had just completed a work of carpentry and was sitting talking with a fellow employee when stricken Mr Bushnell was born April 11 1899 in Speed Kan a son of William and Sarah Lloyd Bushnell He married Doris Seegar who died in 1932 In 1937 he married Blanch Amelia Bradley in Twin Falls Idaho He had been working in Ogden since April Surviving are his widow: two sons Dan Dee and William Lloyd Bushnell and a daughter Zelda Marie Bushnell all of Ogden his father of Queen City Mo three brothers Lloyd Bushnell Queen City and John and George Bushnell Speed Kan three sisters Mrs Claud Rivers and Mrs Dur ward Haines Kanorado Kan and Mrs Harley Nicholas Saskatche wan Kan The body will be sent by Malan mortuary to Speed Funeral services and burial will be held there JULY I5TH LARD Pure White 2 pounds CHEESE Cottage Bulk 2 pounds be held Wednesday at two in the Coalville stake house with A Gardner bishop conducting Friends may call at the family residence Tuesday evening and Wednesday until time of services Interment will be in the Coalville city cemetery ELIZABETH A REDDEN SALT LAKE CITY July 14-Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Redden 85 who died Sunday will be conducted Thursday at twelve-fifteen at 36 East Seventh South street with Sheldon Brewster bishop of the Third ward officating Interment will be in Hoytsville ceme-tery Mrs Redden was a former resident of Hoytsville Wanship and Coalville and owned and operated the Coalville-Wanship hotel for eight years Survivors include a son John Jackson Redden of Morgan JOHN WORTON Services for John Worton retired produce dealer were held Monday in Lindquist Sons chapel with Bishop Saunders of the Fourth ward con ducting Prelude and postlude were by Maurine Carr who also accompanied the singers Ilene Saunders Polly Anna Johnson and Donna Tucker Organ interlude was by Dean Murdock A life sketch of Mr Morton was read by Ruth FUNERAL DIRECTORS KIRKENDALL-DARLINS MORTUARY DIAL 4659 FLORISTS Ogden City Flora! Co 2277 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 8039 Flowers for all occasions t)L 7171 Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant BAGQH Fancy Sliced Rindless pound QACOU Economy Sliced pound Pig Feet Pickled 2 pounds SALrion Whole or Half pound LUHGU MEAT Fancy Assorted pound 23' A WEDNESDAY BiiioiCB keg: SMS Chicken Fresh Made 3 for Frankfi arlers Kraft American Brick Swiss or Velveeta 2-pound box FRESH rHLKpcon'! I Ic PEflHUT BUTTER 35e Collage Cheese Container 15c POTATO CHIPS 7 oz 17c Lunch Time oz package lO Tendered Whole or Half pound In Miss Violet Smith 771 Second has received word from Corp Alvin Smith of the marine corps advising he is in service in the Pacific Corp Smith formerly with the CCCat Brigham City reports that he is "well and happy" We have a few cherries left Crop all picked Ph 2-6377 (adv) Old The Old Timers have cancelled the party for the outgoing officers" which was to have been held July 17 at the Little tearoom It will ba held at a later date Special prices on cherries for canning Crop is all picked Utah Fruit Exchange Ph 2-6377 (adv) Tests Examinations for young men 18 to 26 for army aviation cadet training will be conducted by the examining board at Weber college Wednesday in the office of Dr A Clarke Dr Moyes new location 701 Eccles Bldg Phone 7969 (adv) Reports at the police station today said that a bicycle property of John Velton of 2585 Fowler had been stolen from his home Earl Clements of 2660 Eccles also reported the theft of a bicycle from his home Bring In your' favorite film for best results Enlarging copying Brant Studios Eccles 9370 (adv) Optimist' club of Ogden will hold a steak fry at Magpie South Fork canyon Wednesday evening Mode-o-Day frocks lingerie now at Frances Inc 2277 Wash (adv) Tires Keith Ward of Capi tol apartments reported to police two wheels and two tires had been stolen from his automobile A' r1 We will pay cash and pick up old phonograph records except Edison and Columbia Glen Bros (adv) Joseph Richardson filed suit in Second district court today against Joseph Skeen and others asking that title to certain Weber county property be quieted Silk stockings in a jar by At-mond 50c at Leinhardt Drug store 2800 Wash (adv) In Court Judgment on two notes totalling $526949 and foreclosure of a mortgage had been granted In Second district court today against Stella McArthur and others and in favor of the First Security bank Oxfords for garden wear $245 2338 Wash blvd (adv) Dinner The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will serve a baked ham dinner Thurs day from five-thirty to seven-thirty at the church Twenty-fourth and Madison Wolfers Clearance Entire stocks of summer dresses Nelly Dons Gay Gibsons blouses and formals reduced 30 to 50 per cent (adv) Sentence Gene Miller 18 of 331 Eighteenth was sentenced in Bjurch Creek court to pay $15 or serve days in jail for speeding and improper passing Supper Auxiliary to Interna tional Association of Machinists will meet at Lorin Farr park at four Thursday Husbands of the members will join the group for supper License Max Ralph Booth 28 and Helen Chapman Whitney 24 both of Ogden obtained a marriage-' license Monday in Salt Lake City Funeral Services for Mrs Clarissa Housley 72 will be conducted Thursday at one In the Lewiston First ward chapeL She was the sister bf Mrs Belva Housley Garland and Rory Allen Brigham City Rites Services for Edward Allred 85 reputedly the first white child born in Los Vegas will be conducted Wednesday at two in the Spring City I ward chapel Mr Allred was the father of Glen Allred of Ogden and Mrs Edna Brough of Tremon- ton- Death Hyrum Blanchard Raleigh 71 a resident of Logan for 19 years died at his home Monday at five of a heart ailment He was a brother of Mrs Nettie Morgan and Mrs Mary Campbell of Ogden Imperial Washable Wallpapers are guaranteed color-fast and washable They cost no more Gateway Glass St Paint Co 2340 Wash (adv) Elwood Resident Feted By Friends ELWOOD July 14 Patriarch Christensen of this town was honored by members of his family Sunday at an open house celebration honoring his 89th birthday anniversary The celebration was held at the home of his son Parley Christensen Patriarch Christensen is one of the early settlers of the Bear River valley He is one of the three patriarchs of the Bear River stake A great number of friends and relatives congratulated Patriarch Christensen Sunday WINS PROMOTION BRIGHAM CITY July Erfc Seashore son of Mr and Mrs Carl Seashore has been advanced in rank to that of a technical sergeant In the air corps it was announced by his parents today CH Is stationed on the west coast I the In in Shank Lean ran Items 0PuJai I 12 noin Ul bids BJcoi BEER with empties 20c CHEhUBSk" Sego Morning or Borden qj BUTTER lb 44c BUTTER Second Quality Jh 43c 2 for 315 ZU-ounce loaves BUTTER BG TREE FLOUR 48 lbs 115 Enriched Kitchen Graft Flour 48 lbs --140 GRAPEFRUIT SSSS3 for 29c TflFIATft JUICE Sunny Dawn I ft 1 VlilM I iK-nz mn I Julia Lee Enriched 20-ounce loaves or 46-oz can muz st Lean Meaty pound CHEESE 25c Mild Cream pound IK Rib or Loin pound CHEESE 22' Medium Nippy pound LEMONS Large S60 Red Ball dozen BREAD Home-made Sliced 2 20-oz loaves CHEESE Blue Moon American 2-lb loaf Derby 12oZi EVEty Iiiy £rtment in fb0 Bo Yne for SaiadsJ BUY WAR BONDS Three $25 War Savings Beads (routing $1875 each) win imp ply a Garand Rifle to one et oar boye service TOILET TISSUE Comfort Pack of 4 ROLLS 25c SCOTT TISSUE 1000-Sheet Rolls 3 FOR 25c PULI' 1-OLIVE SOAP 3 BARS 89c SUPER SUDS Concentrated 24-oz pkg 23c IVORY SOAP Medium Size 3 BARS Guest Size 2 BARS CAMAY i Complexion Soap 3 BARS FOR fc 25c 2 1 12c ORANGES Fancy 288 dozen 2 VHEATIES packages 2 for RED TOMATOES QUAKER OAfS package 1 3 bars I OHOEI Granulates Soap1 wUaI UltM 50-ot package QfMlD Cry al Vhite I un- III OUHl dry giant bars CREME OIL TOILET TISSUE Northern Waldorf for ferries ft nSZeet Kloi CORN BEEF Me cun i jj Vtah Ipmnee 23c 40c 45c NU CREST JESKL67C DRESSING 25c Mayonnaise 46c MUSTARD 52S5 10c Sandwich rcmt quart 39c I Cl I Apple a JELL I 8-ounce jar I UC HONEY? Sr 45c A I ID Rancho Vegetable or OUUr Tomato 8 cans ZUC PRESERVES 22-ounce 35c LUNCH CIGARETTES 29c MATCHES sYoxSS: 10c REFRESHO 10c (JLAVORADEV 10c fitringiJfw If nfnV?" 7c 1 Oo quart 251- StarrecLltems and Fresh Produce Subject te Daily Market Changes 14c A MILK Sego or Morning 3 tall cans ROYAL TUNA Star Kist Shredded No can SOAP Crystal White 10 giant bars Dessert 3 packages ALBERS Corn Flakes 2 11-oz packages -ryTI i.