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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

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FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 7 1942 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 2-B Salt Lake Issues FUNERALS PITCHER SLAIN en: Married Men Told To Aid Defense Random References IDAHO BOY DIES UNDER TRUC buj BED REVERSES Marriage Permits SALT LAKE CITY Aug 7 (AP) e-o MABEL WESSLER Services for Mrs Mabel Wessler TrvV Wessler of Su- sim v-l-rs of the Lat Kites Services will be Iifumun 1 1 ao satnrrtav at three so irr Marriage licenses were issued today to Ralph Dyer Howard 23 of at 260 East feoum Atunpu who died there last SALEM Ore Aug 7 (AP) Married men with children had their notice today from Col Elmer Wooton state selective service "r'rTnnu! faru'y reunion Sat pt nur the North Lake City for Ray Salt Iake City and Martha SPUR 'FRONT' PLANS ABROA n-i ii- rt wn ro not si JURY DECLARES Decides 'Dusted Off Sweetheart Be Held In Shooting nnnorai manner oi uit? -w nnui wcic (unuu-- article hall it was an-r7r-ed bv Dee Share president director to get jobs in one or a ecQPntial occupations or to be POCATELLO Aug 7 Larry Lloyd five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd of Pocatello was killed Thursday evening when struck by a gravel truck on the rubberi Ophekens 18 of Ogden and to Glen Jepson 22 of Farmington Utah and Ella Marie Thompson 18 of Salt Lake City Coast Telephone Co at Everett afernoon jn the chapel of the Kirk-Wash who died Wednesday in narlinz mortuary with the Palo Alto Calif He was a brother endad-Daranb orluar of Mrs Blanche Ahern of Ogden Rev George Argyle or me rhnrrh of the Good Parkin fave time expense -1 wor-v Park ripht down town rural road in front of his parents' home I tr Rent a Drive yourself Hotel Shepherd officiating Possibility of Invasion a kirsi South Paramount drafted into the army possibly early next year Wooton declaring there are not enough men between the ages of 20 and 45 to fill both the needs of the army and of essential war industries said many non-essential jobs either would have to be eliminated or filled by older men or Garage Phone 5219 av A sLster Maxine nine told investigating officers that the lad Mrs Vera Bowman sang two All cars watched (adv 1 -qo ninninc npross me ruau iu Before Summer End Hinted i -j to Sheriff A McNichols who said the driver told him he was traveling about 25 miles per hour "Suddenly thp youngster was in front of me" Herman said Surviving besides the parents and sister is a brother Jerry Lee his home CHICAGO Aug 7 (API A coroner's jury decided today Gordon McNaughton 32-year-old former Boston Red Sox pitcher had been The truck traveling west about men who are pnysicany nanai- four miles north of Pocatello was driven bv Alfred A Herman 27 of Naal Hoard The western lK ar cadet selection board San Pram ico will return to "hertdejuarters Saturday after Vi y''ir men in a two- nv-V-'jf period in Utah at George II Watkirs board onnnanat I 1 1 1 i murdered and recommended that 1 capped I irpnso A marriage license has i numbera with Mrs Mary Stevens been "st7ed To George Richard playing the piano accompaniment mnr fio and Jane Belbin Ed-j Mrs Stevens also played the pre-'both of Ogden hide and postlude The flowers I were cared for by nieces of Mrs Brinz in your favorite film for Wessler Members of the Dix-nt results Enlarging copying Logan Relief corps No 2 auxiliary Hrant Studios Eccles Bld5-937J to the Grand Army of the (adv) public also of auxiliaries Nos and 5 to the United Spanish War 1825 North Main street according IU I (H IS I' KKFMLE I'niU-d Pren Staff his dusted on sweetheart Mrs Leanor Williams be held for the AY SPECIALS grand jury While the inquest into the love tmucj rvvcrsrs in tre 1 several develnp- nr 1 cn ihe on-riie the possibility lingerie now Wash (adv) 1 -o-Div froihs it Prances Inc 2277 Workman Killed By High Voltage LEEDS Utah Aug 7 (AP) Milo Hirschi 40 of Hurri end of fere Complaint Suit tor cavorcu eieraiib auenuca uiaus'c aa v'usiCS3 been filed in district court by groups Police Commissioner James All- Clyda Johnson against Gerald The j05ph Wessler family are man gUspended Policeman Barney Johnson They were married in former Ogden residents having Towev whose service pistol was t'c re 13 Preston Ida June 4 'moved to California aoout ears used in the killing mere a i cane Utah was eleotrocuted last night while repairing a Southern Punrral Services for Joseph I nr1 tt i'O of Bountiful who died Tiiariiv will conducted at four Sunday in the Bountiful Second ward chapel Mr Benit tt was the father of Ernest tt of Evanston Wyo and ever i Mrs Williams told police she took plaintiff asks custody a ag0 child ap-s ra! iv rs at FRYERS Fancy lb 35c HENS White Stewing lb 29c HENS Large Colored lb 34c RABBITS Fryers lb 32c SNOWCAP EGGS a dozen 45c i a'hrd' Y- Brit PORTER LEE ANDERSON Services for Lee Anderson We will pay cash and pick up i vK foi-nrH! CXCeOt the pistol from Towey as he slept in a hotel room after they had been to a night club together McNaughton a postal clerk was shot to death yesterday after Mrs Williams traced him to the hotel ve II B'-nnctt of Utah Power company Une Fred Slack who was working with him said Hirschi pulled a switch while reaching for an insulated table with his foot and apparently touched the switch before touching the table Edison and Columbia Glen Bros 70 of 354 Twenty-third who died (adv) Wednesday will be conducted Sat- Film all sirs including color film Dcvtlcping and printing Lionharut Drug Store 2:00 Wash- 'firkin room of Mrs Dorothy Moos an i itrflou a nnp in A Lancy nitfoflivD hlnnrlp with whom Mo- Siioiikrr Elder tr to ro lo the kira sa deeply mt ire plainly rer lira'A'n trie against IIuss-m ia uis to gan v- ire the in tne w-t Ti: adv) be the i Sons' funeral chapel by Jesse iJra- keeoin rom Sslf Tnko CitV Will per bishop or tne inira panv in recent weens ncaker Sunday August 9 at eleven o'clock at the Reorganized Jo a a Lirrburg a aoiarv who saw the ward Friends may call at the chapel fn Ward 0 LeelfiwiPoiilff Co Church oi Jesus tnnsi Hie this rvenin? and Saturday prior three years after her husband obtained a divorce "I gave up my husband and my child (Jacqueline 6) for him" she related "He left me a week ago but I knew for a week before that he had another woman I took to ro'a Before the inquest started Mrs Williams was joined by her ex-husband Clarence whom she gave up for McNaughton They embraced and Wiiliams attempted to comfort her Fifteenth and Washington public is invited to attend a inn l-re to services and I hf iMiioioouN at Wake bland Aa utian islands will in tht- Tucrty-v Sunday at five Dial 8801 247 24th Street it- i I a vt' iuhth a Mr Lirub i of drink to forget him He was mak Mrs Williams told police she had Bring records Edison rg is Hitrndirg Lni-U'ah i-ngincerirg school in your old phonograph except Columbia OK or We will pay Boyle's (adv) JOHN" GRAND FN Services for John Reese Grandin son of John and Margaret Taylor Grandin who died Wednesday lived with McNaughton for almost ing a bum out of me" no i dr -M mm vvt mclv if fie 1 a -v ext Fr -a' 1H CHANCES ABE Outing Rebckah and I members and families will meet for an outing at Lorin Farr park ct-und at six Refreshments will be furnished Visiting members are invited to attend oi morning in Walla Walla Wash at the veterans facility hospital will be conducted Saturday at three-thirty in Larkin Sons' mortuary chapel Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery with full military honors to be paid at the graveside by the American Legion I Friends may call at the mortuary viewing room this evening and Saturday until time of services Chances are you already buy from us But if you haven't made buying a daily habit like i uiA rimn thP foods vou need then visit one of our markets if aos to make any such it wit hout the Ger-- rz a trnuig allt iiave the ad- '-g able to choose at a a The Ger- a tll the blow ii'' In Norway The Net ilia or In any part of France i rt they have to dis-their forces over a vast area ir 1 all aoisble invasion are confident you will be pleased So pleased that you too will become one of our stead customers I 1 Save your feet when you don't wear hose a brief foot that's hid-vour shoe Pcds 25c (aav er's Fancy Samuels air rse cans Florida FUNERAL DIRECTORS i'i- to dp "llritton No 2 can iu tail Vuuu i 1 t'J t-j a if a are most strongly France They have coastal defenses and i or KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY dhe rrr In ted dco: ven re-tar DIAL 4659 ar- post Lg Pkg TOASTIES JL kJ x0 aar I-'o- i lab nz u-ed kJ ImM mum mm mSmt Enlistments The following enlistments were reported by district recruiting offices: Marine corps-William Smith 42 and Thomas Wynne 43 both of Ogden William Harris IS of anston Wyo We have a few real bargains in coal stokers and blowers Let us i equip your old furnace with a stok- er and blower and let your coal saving pay for it Easy terms and ro priorities needed Ogden Heat-' ing Ventilating Co Dial 2-1814 (adv) CARDS OF THANKS rod ome of the lat its of defense Beyond cwn west wall cannot be sure that will strike direct at 'here is a possibility that will move through Hol-h is orlv 125 miles from wars to Is But the all France thp land srpara'pd poi cntlani arr i 1 and lot With nnr rippnpst sincerity we a i to a En land by water and outflank the a nes a 5 the Ger- niars outflanked the Magmot line Then there is the constantly1 crovnz Brtsh and American air fi- -p wlil-b tl-e Ciermans cannot 1 i r- for hoh rf ye t-o ar aai-f land thank the many friends and neighbors who gave their sympathetic assistance during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father Heino Kapp We especially thank the 14th ward bishopric and Relief society those who furnished flowers and automobiles speakers and singers or those who assisted in anv manner HEINO KAPP MR- and MRS BEN KAPP and FAMILY 1861 All in all the Germans have plenty to worry about At Services Patriarch Horace Garner will speak at the Fourteenth ward Sunday at seven MATTRESS JOB ioih Paii $169 1 MONEY SAVERS BARGAINS Mill a at BMTGHES 6 21c COMPLETED Phone 2-01G3 Z't'il anhintton ll We wish in this humble manner to thank our many Ogden friends who have been so kind in our hour of bereavement in the death of our beloved wife and mother Especially do we wish to thank Rev Argvle for his kind message at the services and the musicians those who sent the beautiful floral rieces as well as those who Lcmore Hams lb 35c Lunch Moat assl 30c Cube Sleak lb 32c Pot Roast lb 25c There were 463 mattresses com-riPted at the 10 centers in Weber cared for the flowers the pall co--nv under the cotton mattress bearers those who furnished autos makg program sponsored by the for transportation and any others Ground Sleak lb 22c Mutton 12 to 22c TT extens on service surplus uu ri en our burden or sorrow way God bless vou is our prayer WESSLER and FAMILY 1869 FLORISTS Veal Steak lb 29c Veal Roast lb 25c Beef Steak lb 25c Prime Rib Roast 29c Pork Steak lb 32c Round Steak Rst 32c Lard 2 lbs 31c Pork Roast lb 35c marketing administration ana tne AAA Three hundred and thirty-two families were represented The program was not a relief effort but was one for families of average rural income and has achieved excellent results Deola Seegmiller home demonstration agent pointed out Centers were located at the city-countv building Hooper West Weber Warren Plain City Farr West Eden Liberty Uintah and Roy Oqden City Floral Co 2277 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 8039 Sliced Bacon lb 35c Sirloin Tip Roast 32c Flowers for all occasions Dial 7171 Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP JO giant bars 45c PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap 3 bars 20c SUPER SUDS Concentrated Ige pkg 23c PEET'S Granulated Soap Ige pkg 27c TISSUE Gauze 4 rolls 1 9c PANCAKE FLOUR Sperry's 28 oz pkg 1 8c SWAKSDOWH CAKE FLOUR Ige pkg 25c BISCUIT FLOUR A-l Ige pkg 3lc LIPTOH MOODLE SOUP MIX 3 pkgs 28c MILK Popular Brands 3 cans 25c SODA CRACKERS Liberty Bell 2 lb box 1 7c DEVILED MEAT Morrell's 4 cans 1 9c A-l MACARONI PRODUCTS I lb pkg 1 3c FRUZQLA Punch Powder 3 pkgs 10c FRUIT JARS Qls Complete doz 74c PREM Luncheon ieat 1 2 oz can 33c WAX PAPER Thrifty 1 00 foot roll 8c SAflKA COFFEE I lb can 37c Safew0 spems ILLIOH VOLLARS FOR Hi 1 Campbell's Vegetable Vegetable-Beef Chicken-Noodle cons UTAH FLOUR IN 1941 Flavors Pkg 3 Jr lull I 2l QUALITY MEATS GARDEN FRESH 'fry Milk-fed 3 U3 Lba 30 Fed Beef Long Green El GUCUft STEAK-- lb- 33 BEEF BOAST lb 28 10 OF STATE'S ENTIRE OUTPUT SOLD BY SAFEWAY STORES IN OTHER STATES 2 for 5 2 lbs 25c 1 1 Jiw A Sweet Seedless F1AMCS" lb 23 3 lbs 29 XX 9c Durinp: the past year Safeway paid Utah millers $1187010 for flour Much of it (1050 of Utah's entire output) was shipped to Safeway Stores in other states and sold there Large 360 dozen 20 LUNCH MEATS -rt" lb MUTTON CHOPS 2 lbs si mr win a CON lb 5 IPS 2 bun 5 lxx7 TWO AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS OF NEW MONEY FOR UTAH 2 bunches C-f I -If 1 It 1 ai0 POTATO SALAD 2 lbs 55 2 dozen Juicy 892 trading areas This is another good example of how Safeway and other chain stores contribute to the growth and development of Utah's farms and factories (Figures are for the latest official totals if way ovy minion ounars wortn or i tan farm anil factorv rolucts annualfv Safeway telh 5l 2 million dollars worlh of pools in Utah annually Thus purcluiscs in this state exceed pale hy almost miliion dollar? And that l2' 2 million is nn- money hrouglit to Utah from other sa Bacon leans I I 1 I TT quares 22c xj XX GREEN Lb -7c Onions No 1 Dry Lb 5c A FOOD 0LSTQRES Lb 1 9c ii nu 'J mm nynmtmxMym iiimwd mmumm 1111 Tl OTBBn -AiA Wunw ii i iiu -ii 11111111111U -in in 1 1 inujJt mi.

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