The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 18

fa FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9 1942 FUNERALS City Firemen Put Out Fire on Roc Evening Course Will Be Opened 4-active in the church until his health Random References SMITH ERRING DRIVERS FINED IN COURT SOPHIA FARMINGTON Oct 9 Mrs1 Sophia Elizabeth Giles Smith 81 widow of Abel Smith died Thurs- SCHOOLS ASSIST FfRE measures CHIEF REPORTS a lWns day at her hopae in Farmington A marriage license any Bri life-lone- residen to Alma Cleon Jeffs A native aqd life-long resident she b6rn 4 V- V' Inebriates Appear in Minority at City Session of Farmington was on June 14 1861 ja daughter of John Henry and Louisa Candy Giles Her husband (died in 1919 She was a ipember of the IX church and active in temple and Relief society work Surviving are two sons and four daughters: Wj and Henry Giles Smith Mrs Blanche Waite Mrs Pearl Kynaston and Mrs Nettie Brown of Farmington and Mrs Louisa Paice I pf West Point 23 grandchildren! 27 great-grandchildren also two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Kilburn of Pocatello Idaho and Mrs Fannie Francis of Morgan A shingle fire at 2515 Lincoln brought two trucks and Fire Chief Anderson's car out on an alarm at three-nine Thursday for a 35-minute run About half of the shingles burned off the two-story frame dwelling and scorched some of the sheeting according to reports Fire department records stated that the house was occupied by Mrs Edna Ballard and Mrs Edna Anthony and the owner is thought to be Mr Lashius (address not given) Two grass fires also occupied the attention Thursday but created no property License was Issued 27 and Julia Jacoba Berghout 29 both of Ogden by Lawrence Malan county clerk today Parking Why drive around block after block for parking space save on tires gas and oil Park right downtown at Community Parking Center 2463-67 Kiesel South of Paramount Theatre Reasonable rates Cars carefully watched (adv) Tonight The Weber county tuberculosis committee will meet tonight at eight in the lecture room of the Carnegie library All members are requested to attend the session failed recently His main activities were ward teaching and temple work Prior to 1919 Mr Rands ran a hotel and store in Rexburg Idaho apd then came to Ogden where he had been employed at the I railroad and by the Leek Brick Co He retired several years ago He is survived by six sons and four daughters: A Rands of Bremerton Wash Leslie Rands of Plain City Rands and Pf Rands of Ogden Rands of Sacramento Cal Duane Rands of Salt Lake City Mrs Bertha McKinley of Salt Lake City Isetta Wilson of North Ogden and Mrs Lliella Mann and Mrs Virginia Clark Nelson both of Ogden He also has 30 grandchildren seven great-grandchildren and a sister Mrs Jessie Maxwell of Salt Lake City Services will be conducted Monday at five-thirty in the AUltorest mortuary chapel Bishop Walter Blackwell of the Nineteenth ward conducting Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from three until nine ahd Monday until time for the service Interment will be in the Aulto rest Memorial park under direction of the Aultorest mortuary 7 A deluge of traffic cases occupied city court time today while the inebriates were in the ty for a change and a few grancy cases were added for riety Five cases of drunkenness Jwere disposed of with fines jail fences or forfeitures A domestic quarrel carried in public found its way into trict court 'when Wm Gilfin and his wife Lavon Gilfin were charged with disturbing the peace fine of $10 was assessed I Perry Johnson 31 of Wilson ane paid heavily for a few moments of haste between Grant) anc Wall avenues Thursday when Judge Cowley exacted a fine oi' $25 from him on a charge of feckless driving Minor traffic cases and their dispositions were as follows: Max Swanson $5 fine running I stop sign Mike Maggio $1 forfeiture) improper parking Mrs (Fred Burgi $1 forfeiture improper parking Wilcox $1-forfeiture parking charge Marsh $1 forfeiture improper parking Mrs Bingham 50 cents forfeited overtime parking Reeve Bailey $1 forfeiture improper left turn Nelson 50 cents for- practical as well as theoretical experience to the course course is designed to meet the needs of commercial artists in the advertising and merchandising field and to provide a beg ner with the correct basic traini Because the course does not deal with any phases of fine art no especial talent is needed to carry the studies along and anyone with a knack for line and persepetive will benefit by the said a statement MAX GERMER Directs college venture A new evening course in lettering layout design illustrations for commercial reproduction and methods of reproduction is being inaugurated at Weber college night school The class is to be conducted by Max Germer a graduate of a commercial school and a professional commercial artist who will lend ALEXANDER RUSSELL i Bishop Thomas Van Dnmmelen will conduct services fo Alexander Walton Russell 74J1 Saturday at two in the L- Fourteenth ward chapel Friends may call at the family home 3520 Jefferson tonight and also Saturday until time for services Interment will be irt Ogden city cemetery under direction of the Aultorest mortuary I ROBERT BURCH Services for Robert Carter Burch 21 were held Thursday afternoon in Lindquist Colonial funeral chapel with the Rev Martin Jones paStor of the Wall Avenue Baptist church (officiating Prelude and postlude were played on the organ by Dean Murdock If you are going to paint use the best McMurtry Paints 3260 $335 per gal Gateway Glass Paint' Co 2340 Wash (adv) jfc Social The Delta of Delta Theta Chi sorority will meet at the Knights of Columbus hall Twenty-fifth and' Jefferson Monday at eight Bring is your old phonograph records except Columbia OK or Edsoa We will pay cash for them Boyles (adv) Cleared Mrs Mabel Bickford Setzer was declared innocent today of a charge of petty larceny lodged against her in city court Mrs Setzer had been accused of stealing two towels from Mildred Baker 1 We will pay cash and pick tip old phonograph records except Edison and Columbia Glen Bros (adv) ANNIE A MOORE Annie Aby Moore 72 of Fortieth street South Ogden died Thursday at the home of a daughter Mrs Nathan Harris at three-fifty after a long illness She was born Sept 16 1870 New Orleans La a daughter of Richard apd Elizabeth Clohecy Aby On MaV 26 1900 in the Salt Lake temple she was married to Earl Moore She had joined the church in 1888 and at the time tof her death was a member of the Twentieth ward Surviving aje three sons and one daughter Eaijl Moore Millbrae Calif Lieut jLorin A Moore navy Bremerton Wash Bennett Moore Ogderi and Mrs Nathan Harris South Ogden and four grandchildren Services wil be conducted in the Twentieth ward chapel Monday at two by Bishop Arias Bel-nap Interment will be in Ogden city cemetery directed by Aultorest mortuary Friends may call at the home of a son Bennett Moore 1120 Twenty-first Sunday after four apd Monday until time of services I NUISANCE CASE IS DISMISSED Anderson Inspects All Buildings as Part of Week's Activity i City Fire Chief Elmer A Anderson reported today that excellent cooperation 1 is being gained in all schools in the matter of fire protection and fire prevention measures Chief Anderson made a detailed Inspection of the schools this week as aifort of the program in observance of Fire Prevention week Oct 4 to 10 Regular Practice -Principals of all schools have been instructed to hold fire drills at least once each month The condition of the schools is now good tin respect to fire pro tection the chief reported at the end of his inspection With several thousand self inspection blanks in the hands of property owners and tenants dis tributed by school children to be returned when completed to the fire' prevention committee headed by Carl Gaskill and Wm Blackburn or to the city fire department it is believed by the chamber of commerce that a new kind of fire prevention conscious ness will be aroused In times like the present Mr Gaskill pointed out fire prevention becomes an Individual personal responsibility on the part of every patriotic citizen because fire losses cannot be replaced I Genera! Blow I I I It so often happens said Mr Gaskill that fire in one place results In loss to several neighboring premises and people should consider it an obligation to work 1 together closely with their neighbors to eliminate fire hazards which may result in general disaster i Self-inspection blanks for mercantile establishments are available to anyone who desires them the committee announces The questionnalreXcalls attention to a great many fire prevention precautions with which some people may not be acquainted it was pointed out and can be very helpful in suggestions fpr fire safety feiture overtime parking Boyd Dunnick $5 forfeiture running stop sign A bench warrant was ordered issued for John Doz released on his own recognizance on drunkenness charge SATUI5BAY' SPECIALS i COLORED FRYERS lb 39c COLORED ROASTERS lb 39c STEWING HENS White lb 29c lee laffowsi Go Social Members of thjp Ogden Historical society will meet Saturday at two-thirty in the Nob Hill tea room 1 1 i The INL I of Weber seven stakes will hold the first of their current dances Friday night October 9 at the White City ballroom Admission will be by budget card or special invitation 7 (adv) Soloists were Beatrice Johnson and Lorrene Washington accompanied by Bessie Bartlet Mr Jones was the speaker Flowers were in charge of the church women Fel low students of the mechanic class at Weber college attended in a group Interment was in Ogden city cemetery Mr Jones dedicated the grave MYRTLE RODERICK MALAD Oct 9 Funeral services for Myrtle Roderick were1 held at the Pleasantview church Thursday afternoon with Bishop Thomas Thorpe in charge Musical numbers were by the ward choir Mrs P' Camp Jr Iris Ipsen A complaint filed in city court charging the Colorado Animal By-Products Co with creating a nuisance was dismissed today by Judge Charles Cowley on motion of David Holther attorney for the city Mr Holther reported to the court that the company is now cooperating fully with the city health department fn elimination of obnoxious odors from its plant in West Ogden The motion for dismissal came as the result of conferences with I Cunningham city sanitarian lolther said Several continuations had been granted to the case in city court The matter came to the attention Of the city commission some time ago when residents of West Ogden Complained that unbearable odors Were coming from the plant which Is engaged in the rendering and salvaging of animal waste i City and state health authorities have prescribed a number of regulations for the company to fol low in complying with health laws Leora Brown Ellas Ipsen Evelyn Knowles Hope Price Mf and Mrs Guy Gleed Joyce 'Gleed and Mr and Mrs Walter Gibbs Speakers included Ruel Ipsen John Roderick Isaacson and President Crowther Invocation was offered by Peter Camp and benediction by $3ishop Daniel Price Burial was in the Pleasantview cemetery with Tallie Hughes dedicating the grave HYRUM RANDS Hyrum Rands 224 West Patterson died in local hospital today at four forty-five a of causes incident to age He was born July 1 1859 in Capetown South Africa a son of Mr and Mr Joseph Rands He married Jujie Winters June 1 1882 In the Endowment house in Sal Lake City She died eleven years ago Mr Rands' was converted to the chqrch in 1868 in Capetown and tame here the same year He is high priest and was Dial 8801 247 24th Street 3 Meet Members of the Catholic league will meet Tuesday at two-thirty in Cushnahan hall Tea will be served and Mrs Graton Higgins Mrs McNally and Mrs Patrick Green will be hostesses Rummage Friday and Saturday Elim Lutheran church 23rd and Jefferson (adv) Dealers of BLUE RIBBON and RED RIBBON Meats Invite You to Enjoy These Delicious FREE DELIVERY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Death Mrs Sarah Wilson Bond 69 resident of Rupert I3aho since 1919 and widow of Marion Bond died Wednesday in a Soda Springs hospital after a major op eration She was the mother of Mrs Clarence Wardleigh of CHOICE REDS 100 lbs Joseph Earl of Salt Lake City who died Thursday will he conducted Saturday at one at 36 -East Seventh South Salt Lake City She was the sister of-Mrs Edith Nicholaison of Roy Last Rites Services for Mrs Anna Burch1 Stowell 79 who died Wednesday at the home of her son Mayor Stowell of Rexburg Jdaho-wiI be conducted Saturday at two In the Rexburg Fourth ward Mrs Stowell was married to David Stowell on April 17 1884 in Ogden Arrives The naval air station at Corpus Christ! Texas reports Harold Peterson phar mate of jOgden has reported aboard the station After a period of indoctrination will be as signed to the duties of his rating KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 4659 FLORISTS 175 25 lbs lor 45s Onions 50 b' 09c Ogden City Floral Co 2277 Washington Bird Dial 4761 8039 Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant Flowers for all occasions Dial 7171 1 Laying Dairy Since liver tongue hearts sweetbreads brains kidneys and tripe are NOT included in the voluntary rationing plan you may wish to serve these delicious meats from time to time in addition to other meats 1 i iThe more than a thousand neighborhood meat markets selling Mountain BLUE RIBBON and RED RIBBON brand meats offer the following cooking suggestions and recommend that you enjoy these delicacies soon! Scientific Wilsonite glasses Indorsed by all leading air lines Made to optical standards Ideal for the boy overseas Lien-hardt Drug 2800 Wash (adv) I Program The National Fed eration of Business and Professional dubs Inc will sponsor a radio broadcast Contribution to the War Saturday October 10 from ten-fifteen to ten-thirty I 1 1 I Peonies Planting time now Superior varieties named Pinks whites red3 2508 Jackson avenue or dial 4236 (adv) Course Fort Sill Okla sends jword that Captain Norman Tamer 2741 Adams Ogden Is entering a battery officer course in the field artillery school Funeral Services for Mrs I Charlotte Reed Earl 62 wife of FEEDS Hash 240 Feed 225 Hog Feed 225 White Wheal 220 Roiled Barley IOp Ground Bariby 195 Hay $1 Sirau G5c Farmers Feed Go 2008 Wash Dial 7332 811 24th Street Snip Out and Save These Cooking Suggestions New crpp TO MGIIF Tongus another delicacy krvtd by connoisseurs I vIIVjUL is generally cooked In water and served either 10 1 pail HONEY clover and alfalfa honey 5149 SYRUP Corn or Amber 40c hot or cold at desired In cooking cover tongue in salted water (1 teaspoon salt to I quart water) Spices and vegetables may be added for seasoning Cover and cook at a simmering temperature (185 F) until tongue is tender usually to 4 hours for large beef tongue After tongue is tender remove the skinl Plunging the tongue in cold water after cooking helps to loosen the skin If the tongue is to be served cold it will be juicier If cooled in the water in which it was cooked Smoked or pickled tongue should be soaked for several hours before cooking SALMON White Star Columbia River (Steak Salmon No can TUNA Chicken of the Sea No can PUMPKIN ISc SPRY Creamy' Shortening 69c That new lb 1 can rniprTripc is served in a variety of in a well-seasoned I 1 tomato sauce brushed with melted butter and broiled 1 spread with dressing and baked dipped In fritter batter and fried in deep fat creamed and as a delicious ingredient in thick soup I Tripe may be purchased fresh pickled or canned Fresh tripe however is always cooked before selling ut needs further preparation Cured tripe requires shorter cooking time Cook tripe in water at a simmering temperature until tender This usually requires at least an hour Then serve in any of the methods mentioned above 3 BISQUICK OATS 29c Large Pkg TOMATO SOUP New' Recipe 2pe JELL-0 cans 4 or braised The bean II LMI I should be washed thoroughly la plenty of warm water Larger arteries and veins should be cut away In cooling in water cover heart with water to which I teaspoon of salt should be added for each quart Coed at aimmering temperature (about 185 F) until tendea Beef hearts require about 3 to 3Vi hours and veal lamb or pork beans about 2 Vi boors In braising brown the heart on all sides in a small amount cf lax Add very small amount of (liquiL Season Cover closely and continue cooking ia a moderate oven (350 F) or on sop of about 2 Vi to 3 Vi hours for bee lVi to 2 hours for others Hearts 'are frequently stuffed with a savory bread dressing before' braising LIVERS delightful when cooked by any one of three 'different methods frying broiling braising be especially pleased with a braised liver dinner in which vegetables are also cooked with she meat 1 braising soak the liver in salted Water for V4 hour then peel off the outside membrane Dredge with flour Brown ha bacon fat Add desired seasonings and Vi cup of liquid Covet and cook on top of range or in slow oven (300 F) about thirty minutes per pound To broil have liver sliced Vi inch thick Broil at a moderate temperature just long enough so change color usually about I minutes to each side In frying have liver sliced so desired thickness Roll In seasoned flour and place in frying pen with a small amount of fat Brown on both sides Too long cooking or too high temperature hardens liver and destroys its flavor Pork and lamb liver should be scalded-before cooking beef and calf liver need not be KIDNEYS tre Prized highly by the epicure Kidney Il lll ft I ttew broiled kidneys end other kidney dishes have become famous For either stew or broiling wash and remove the outer membrane then split through the center and remove all fat and heavy veins For tints cut up kidney or slice thin Cook at simmering temperature until tender (about an hour) Change water several times while cooking Beef kidneys are generally cooked in water Pork veal and lamb kidneys however are frequently broiled In broiling marinate them for an hour in French Dressing or brush with melted butte a Run a skewer into the split kidney to bold flat Broil about fiv minutes cm cads side Albert Quick or Regular BRAINS and SWEET breads 23c Large Pkg BUTTER Clover AH Six Delicious Flavors 3PJ 20 GUEERIOATS The Cereal Everybody Likes 2 pkgj 25c and sweet are much alike in tenderness and texture and are frequently served in the same ways For example: broken into pieces and scrambled with eggs served in a rich cream sauce or well-seasoned tomato sauce dipped in egg and crumbs and fried in a small amount of fat or in deep fat to a delicata golden brown made into croquettes served in salad dipped in melted butter and broiled Brains and sweetbreads require the same preliminary preparation and are cooked and served in the same ways Both should be cooked soon after purchasing or pre-cooked for use later prs-cooking soak brains or sweetbreads in cold water Remove membrane Simmer for 15 minutes in water to which add 1 teaspoon of salt andl tablespoon of lemon juice or vinegar Drain after cooking They may now be served fai any of die various ways mentioned sbove Maid Pound Rock Creek Pound RINS0 The New Anti-Sneeze Kind Large 9 I Pkg falb JERGEirS SOAP bars Assorted I9c Tissue Northern The Fluffy Kind 25s Celery Hearts Fancy White bunch Cauliflower white lb Qo LcitUCO head 10c mj 1 EMBLEMS OF TENDER DELICIOUS QUALITY MEAT II Govt Graded fVJeat Assures You Of Uniform Quality Every Time I a 1000 Union Plant AMERICAN PACKING a PROVISION CO 4 i Offering through more than 1000 retail meat markets Govt Graded and GovL Inspected Meats Ham Bacon Sausage Franks Luncheon Meats etc Beef Lamb Pork Yeal Mutton Canned Meats Salad Dressings Cheese and Hundreds of Other Meats and Foods Rolled Roast lb 35c Sirloin Steak lb 37c Mutton Chops lb 19c Boston Chops lb 21c Pol Roast lb 26c Dill Pickles 3 for IQs Veal Steak lb 37c Lamb Chops lb 35s lb 5c Series lb 1 0 Tomatoes bu SGc Apples $22! lb 8 Potatoes 25 BViMim ereugbs baked BTJHABI5CP IJATIOHAI BISCUIT COM PAM use.