The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 22 1942 DEATHS FUNERALS Reaches Overseas Station in Safety Random References IN PERIL GREW CLAIMS HIGH SCHOOLS TO CONTINUE HALF PERIODS Teachers and Students Are Being Placed In Cannery Jobs Herman Baker post No 9 American Legion will hold its monthly meeting in the drawing room of Hotel Ben Lomond at eight Thursday All members of the Legion and other service men are requested to Japs Ready for Total War Are Prepared He Says I I i i I I V-f I I i i 'a 4 i if" 'v Iron Fireman Stokers just a few left Call 7381 (adv) Business Women's club of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Elsie Trousdale 576 Thirteenth tomorrow night at eight o'clock I'M si A Christmas cards 50 for $100 with your name on each card The Emporium Book Shop (adv) Revoked The driver licenses of John Mills Jr 270 Eighth and Julius Markoski Montana hotel Ogden were revoked for one year by the Utah tax commission Monday after they were convicted of drunken driving Les Than Half Barbara Gould night cream Reg $250 size for only $1 Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Washington (adv) GEORGE FREESTONE Services for George Freestone 76 of 178 Thirty-third retired fanner and rancher of Utah and Idaho who died Sunday will be conducted Wednesday at two in the First ward chapel by Bishop Raymond Wright Burial will be in Bountiful cemetery directed by Lindquiit Sons' mortuary Friendi may call at the family home this evening and Wednesday prior to services GARY rKESNELL Services for Gary Willis Presnell three-year-old son of Willis and Julia Soderberg Presnell of 223 CORP JAY MANNING Sends message Corp Jay Manning son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Manning of 1612 Washington has cabled his parents that he is well and safe at his new overseas destination which is not revealed Corp Manning enlisted on Dec 12 1941 in the army air corps He graduated from a Scott field 111 course on June 16 1942 as first class radio operator and mechanic in the air corps NEW YORK Sept 22 (AP) "Don't let it happen here" With that admonition Joseph Grew former ambassador to Japan told a civilian defense rally today that the Japs had geared themselves for total war and he declared that this nation and "the priceless heritage of our American citizenship" were in peril "To us who have recently returned from that land of fanatical unity and determination" Grew said In his prepared address "it is inconceivable that any of our fellow-countrymen whose eyes are open to the facts who understand that this great land of ours the priceless heritage of our American citizenship and the freedom and the duties that are part and parcel of that citizenship are in peril it is inconceivable that any American can continue to follow his or her accustomed rounds as in time of peace "I say in peril and I mean in peril We who lived in the far east do not easily forget the rape of Nanking the details of which are far too revolting to mention here We do not easily forget the Panay nor the bombing of two or three hundred of our religious missions throughout China nor can we forget many of those personal friends who appeared on the evacuation ships shadows of their former selves after long months of solitary confinement and the tortures they suffered "They who have suffered can never forget This is the sort of peril that confronts our own beloved land today Red Cross Needs You "Women of America the Red Cross needs you Here is your opportunity to serve You should and I believe you will welcome this op fourteenth who was drowned The license of Bert Muir of Clearfield was suspended by the state tax commission Monday for three months for negligent driving Oct 7 last date for overseas Christmas mailing Send a distinctive portrait from Brant Studios Eccles Bldg Dial 9370 (adv) Missing Garved Marsh of Hill field reported to police today that his 17-jewel wrist watch has been lost or stolen 2 Monday in Mill creek which I na th fMf of A suggestion to close Ogden and -Weber high school completely In order to provide more workers for the canning factories In and around Ogden was dropped today after canners of the Ogden area had reported to the chamber of commerce that the action would not solve the Immediate problem Termed Serious Fjeldated chamber of commerce secretary said high schools would not be asked to close completely but that they would continue on a part-time basis that is closing at twelve-thirty "But that doesn't mean" Fjeld-sted added "that the situation is not desperate It's plenty desperate and more and more workers are needed "This thing will if not solved be a kick-back to the farmers" Fjeld-ated said "The tomatoes that are canned will -go in part at least to our armed forces We need every morsel of food that it's possible to get We can't stand to let any of it go to waste" First School Day Officials explained it was Impossible to organize students into work crews on the first day of school However today the second day of school the confusion of registration was out of the way and students were contacted and asked point blank if they were or they weren't going to work in the Canneries By this method a system was worked out in supplying transportation and in checking the whereabouts of the students Canvass Made Meanwhile surveys made on the response by students follow: William Miller superintendent of Weber county schools reported 18 faculty members and their wives in many cases worked at the canneries In addition 28 students worked at the canneries Today 51 students worked A great -many others worked at war plants or at other war jobs they had before school started Ray BJork principal of Ogden high school said his students had been given permission to work in the mornings as well as afternoons He said the response to morning work had been poor but that afternoon response had been excellent and appeared to be im 30O MARY 1L BAGGS 'SMrs Mary Baggs 85 widow Andrew Baggs and a former resident of Ogden died at the home of her granddaughters Delsa and Mary Kent 968 Third avenue Salt Lake City Monday after two-month illness Mrs Baggs was born in Hull Yorkshire England July 3 1857 a daughter of Thomas and Asenath Swaby She came to Salt Lake City at the of 20 She was married to Andrew Baggs March 13 1880 and they settled on a farm on the site of the present Wasatch Lawn Memorial park In 1882 Mrs Baggs and her husband were called to St Johns Ariz to carry on missionary work for the church After seven years the couple moved to Ogden After the death of her husband in 1918 she returned to Salt Lake City where she made her home with her" daughter Mrs William Kent After the death of Mr and Mrs Kent she reared their four girls to womanhood Surviving Mrs Baggs are four sons and daughters Mrs Emily White of Smithfield Mrs Asenath McCreery and Edwin Baggs of Ogden and Arthur Baggs of Salt Lake City 28 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren First services will be conducted Wednesday at twelve-fifteen in the Twenty-seventh ward chapel Fourth avenue and street Salt Lake City Second services will be conducted in the Ogden Third ward chapel at three mn Wednesday Friends may call at 966 Third avenue Salt Lake City Tuesday evening and Wednesday until time of service Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery directed by Lindquist Sons' mortuary AN f1 his parents' home I will be conducted Thursday at three In the Tenth ward chapel Burial in the Ogden city cemetery will be directed by Lind- GLORIA S3IITII Gloria Pearl Smith 20 of 2662 Liberty avenue Ogden died Monday in a Salt Lake City hospital of a heart ailment Miss Smith was born in Ogden April 26 1922 a daughter of Charles and Rose Anna Adams Smith She attended the public schools of Ogden and was graduated from business college last June She was a member of the Fifth ward Surviving are her father and stepmother Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Ogden two brothers Charles and Howard Smith of Ogden a grandmother Mrs Sarah Wilson of Ogden two stepbrothers and a stepsister Lewis Gaddy of the United States navy Ervin Gaddy of the United States army Fort Warren Wyo and Mrs Miriam Parsons of San Diego Calif Services will be conducted Thursday at two in the Ros room of the Deseret mortuary by Bishop William Blackwell of the Nineteenth ward Friends may call at tlifi Sunset room of the mortuary this evening Wednesday and also Thursday until time of services Interment will be in Ogden city cemetery FRANK JL DARLING POCATELLO Idaho Frank Mead Darling 64 of 744 South Arthur avenue Pocatello died of a sudden heart attack about seven-forty a today at his home He was born Oct 25 1877 in York Neb a son of Clarence Edward and Elsie Patience Mead Darling His early life was spent in Nebraska Colorado Montana and South Dakota before going to Pocatello nearly 40 years ago He was a locomotive engineer on the Union Pacific running to Lima Mont and return He held membership In the of the Masonic bodies of the Blue lodge the chapter and commandery and the Order of the Mystic Shrine Surviving him are one daughter Miss Helen Darling employed in MIKAEL MICKELSEN Services for Mikael Mickelsen 59 of 602 Chester who died Sunday in an Ogden hospital will be conducted Wednesday at one In the Aultoreit funeral chapel by the Rev Frank A Johnson Entombment in the Aultorest mausoleum will follow Friends may call at the family home tonight from six to nine and Wednesday prior to services JAMES ALLRED Services for James Allred 63 of 617 Douglas veteran plumber of Ogden were conducted Monday in the Eighth ward chapel by Bishop Allen-Prelude and postiude were played by Florence Seager who also acted as accompanist Vocalists were Lizzie Noraeth and Anna Mae Chadwick Invocation was offered by Norris Naulder and benediction by Counselor Lawrence Slater Speakers were James Johns Carl A Lindquist Bishop Arnold Slater and Bishop Allen- Members of the Relief society were in charge of flowers Members of the local plumbers' organization attended services Interment was in Ogden city cemetery Clyde A Lindquist dedicated the grave WILLIAM TELFORD Services for William Robert Telford S2 Deber county farmer and stockman who died Monday at the home of a daughter Mrs Mark Bingham 2234 Jefferson Ogden of complications incident to age will be conducted Wednesday at two in the West Weber ward chapel by Ge-orgn A Heslop bishop Burial in the West Weber cemetery will be directed by Larkin Sons mortuary Friends may call at the home of Mrs Bingham tonight until ten and Wednesday until cre JEWELRY STOLEN Ogden police were asked today to be on the lookout for two rina stolen Monday in Farmington One a wedding ring with nine diamonds the other an ring with a central diamond and 10 smaller ones surrounding it Spotless daze- Bring in your old phonograph records except Columbia OK or Edson We will pay cash for them Boyles (adv) American Legion auxiliary members will sew in the Red Cross rooms Wednesday from ten a until four quist Sons T) mortuary Lovely night lovely day with no clouds in the skyj and all's right with the world in the weather front Let's button up the war portunity with joy Your service will support and strengthen and encourage the valor and fighting spirit of our boys at the front it's gone far enough We will pay cash and pick up old phonograph records except Edison and Columbia Glen Bros (adv) "It shall hot happen here if Hi ho praise the Lord and pass the ammunition Money talks (sense cents) but it seldom says anything to Sol Hold up a dollar only you will volunteer and serve your nation in its hour of perils" and listen to the conversation Since Sol can't get waited on in a restaurant any more so he gets a bottle of milk (ahem) and II A LIEN TO AID DEFENSE goes back in the alley and drinks it Temperatures: Maximum 77 degrees with 46 degrees minimum early today Tradesman Group Names Officials the First Security bank at Poca One year ago if you care maximum was only 60 degrees and minimum a cool 44 degrees on account tello one son Ross Darling manager of the Newberry store of a storm 25-inch of rain fell remember? in Ogden one brother George proving "2 He continued that the faculty response Monday was "nearly 100 per cent" Only those absolutely necessary for the registration work at the school remained Most of the wives of the faculty members joined in the work Darling Ogden and one sister Mrs Elsie A Benedict Long Beach In the old days they used Ralph Ball of Salt Lake City sales manager of grocery products for the Sperry Flour Co has been elected president of the Stimulators tradesmen organization affiliated with the Utah Retail Grocers' association Tom Barker of Ogden was named vice president and Leon Jack Sweet Salt Lake City nenai may 4 w4 CaU at the Pres- Presnell nell home Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday prior to services The child's mother reported the boy had gone a short time before to his grandmother Mrs Presnell of 225 Fourteenth a few yards upstream He apparently fell into the stream at that point A few minutes later his father saw his lifeless body floating back down past the home of the parents Mr Presnell recovered the body from the creek which is three to four feet deep and an inhalator crew was summoned immediately from the city fire department Dr Clark Rich who was also summoned pronounced the child dead after firemen had worked over the body for almost an hour NELS FRONBERG Services for Nels Peter Fronberg 84 retired contractor and carpenter will be conducted Thursday at two in Lindquist Sons' Colonial funeral chapel by A Belnap bishop of the Twentieth ward Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery Mr Fronberg died late Sunday at his home 930 Twenty-first after a two-year illness of complications incident to age JOHN MEIBOS WEST WARREN Services for John Melbos 28 will be conducted Wednesday at two in the Warren ward chapel by Bishop Card on Interment will be in West Warren cemetery directed by Lindquist Sons' mortuary Ogden Friends may call at the family home in West Warren tonight and Wednesday until one-thirty RUSSELL CROUCH Funeral services for Russell Crouch prominent resident of Morgan county who died Saturday in an Ogrden hospital will conducted Wednesday at two Calif Announcement of the funeral to punish army men by putting them in the guardhouse Now they will be made by the Downard mor Are You Satisfied With Life? tuary Pocatello State Hospital Escapee Taken FLAMES RUIN just give them a WAAC Mrs "And do you like your new minister's sermons?" Mrs "Oh they're splendid Why we didn't even know what sin was before he came to town" Cow Mrs Rosina Burn-side of 1884 Eccles reported to police that she had staked a black cow out to pasture Monday but when she returned for it the cow was missing School supplies Fountain pens zipper ring binders ect Lienhardt Drug Store (adv) The city today agreed to purchase two lots from the county at $5 each to be used to extend Eleventh street eastward Members of the International Relations Study club will sew at the Red Cross sewing rooms Thursday from ten a to four Stadium Weber college today was granted the use of the city stadium for a night football game with a team from Fort Douglas on Sept 25 To Auxiliary to will sew Thursday from nine a until four at the Red Cross sewing rooms Alo club members will meet Wednesday at two at the home of Mrs Bruce Cox 1072 Twenty-eighth Visitor Fred Watson newly appointed passenger agent for the Southern Pacific with headquarters at San Francisco was a visitor in Ogden Monday Visit Mrs Ray Shurtlif and her grandson Jack Shurtlif 2422 Grant have left for San Diego to visit Mrs Shurtlif son Ray who is a marine corps corporal Rotarians Col Robert Sears commander of Ogden arsenal will speak to Rotarians in the Hotel Ben Lomond Wednesday noon LOGAN Sept Men students at A will attend classes and still aid in important defense work college officials said today in releasing tentative plans for part-time student employment that will fit the student's curriculum schedule The plan is a cooperative program worked out by A officials and government authorities and official announcement of details of the program will be issued from the war department college officials explained The program outline calls for students to work in defense industries during week-ends as a measure to help finance their college studies and to help in the labor shortage In the initial stage the program calls for only 200 students but this number will be increased later President Peterson announced Applications for employment should be directed to the office of Jack Croft dean of men at the college by male students who are physically capable of working in defense plants This employment of students will be correlated with the need for agricultural labor and the demand from these two sources will be worked out cooperatively by college officials and the war Fine Is Imposed In Assault Case 5 BARN AND HAY SALT LAKE CITY Sept 22 Guards from the Utah state hospital at Provo were to arrive here today to return -Hilmuth Thum 34 an inmate Thum was arrested In Salt Lake City late last night by Salt Lake county deputy sheriffs Dr Owen Heninger superintendent of the hospital said Thum had escaped after sawing through a lock on a window at the institution Approximately 55 tons of hay went up in smoke during the early hours of today when spontaneous combustion fired hay and a barn belonging to Floyd Taylor of Fan- John Dallinga 3221 Stephens was sentenced to pay a fine of $15 or serve 7 days in jail today in city court after Judge Heber Carver had heard arguments on a battery case Clyde I Cross a neighbor brought the charge Dallinga admitted striking Cross and said the attack was provoked by Cross when he struck Dallinga's three-year-old child West county firemen reported A workman returning to WiUard saw the fire and reported it He said flames burst through the top of the barn and rose about 20 feet A little hillbilly watched a man at a tourist camp making use of a comb and brush a tooth brushy a nail file and a whisk broom "Gee mister" he finally queried "are you always that much trouble to yourself If I were to die would you marry again? Modern Wife You funny man! What gives you the idea I'll wait that long? Judge The police tell me that you and your wife had some words Prisoner I had some your honor but I didn't get a chance to use them PRINCE SAMARA in the air The fire was reported at one am Weber county firemen were on duty all night with one truck The barn and hay were destroyed FUNERAL DIRECTORS in the Morgan stake tabernacle by Rich bishop of the South Morgan ward Burial in the South Morgan cemetery will I give advice on all matter of life Lift you out of the rut and start you on the road to happiness Try your dally lunch In the Pine Room You will delighted The Prince is in the Eaquire Lounjte In the evening: 8 to and will gladly answer your question For private readings phone him ST6L HOTEL BEN LOMOND Where Old Friends Meet directed by Llndqmst KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 4659 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Our Station at 33rd and Wash Will Open at 0 and Close al 0 pm MOOS OIL GO Malad Youths Held on Charge LOGAN Utah Sept 22 (AP) Two 'teen age boys from Malad Idaho were held for investigation today in the theft of $1300 in cash and checks from a Malad confectionery Sheriff 'Jeff Stowell said the boys were taken into custody after they had spent large sums around Logan Stowell said he found $487 in their room but the checks could not be located The money bags bearing the name of the confectionery were located Stowell added mortuary of Ogden Friends may call at the Crouch home In Morgan this evening and FLORISTS Wednesday prior to services The funeral was announced previously for Tuesday at two When Smith walked into his friend's office he found him sitting at his desk looking very depressed "Hello old man" said Smith "What's wrong?" "Oh it's my wife again" replied the other sadly "She's gone and engaged a new secretary for me" "Well there's nothing wrong in that Is she a blonde or brunette?" "Neither He's bald!" 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