The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 2-B GROUP DEBATES TRUCK PROBLEM DEATHS Random References He Seeks Career As Gunner Mate FOREST SERVICE ENGINEER DEAD Fireside Groups to Don Aprons and Overalls Vv -s' vs Xv-S Licenses Marriage licenses issued by Lawrence Malan county clerk included: George Be-land Ingalls 29 and Evelyn Iris Holl 31 both of Ogden and Edwin Monteith Woolley 32 and Janet Child Jones 20 both of Ogden Blakeslee Expires After Heart Attack At His Home i Certificate Is Necessary 'Before Truckers Can Get Gasoline (I Nurseries for trees Ph 5263 2-5125 1266 Wash Blvd i (adv) ch i All farmers and other Individuals owning and operating trucks for transportation of farm products will be required to have a certificate of necessity issued by the central office of defense transportation to operate on farm haulage after Nov 15 Without the certificate the farmer can not get the gasoline he will need but with the certificate his fuel problems will be easier to solve Pair From Logan Representatives of Morgan Davis and Weber lucounties met with USDA the federal building today to hear a discussion centering around A Kilborn and Clifford Collins who came here from Logan from the state USDA war board office to appeal to county officials for plans to help the farmers in filling out highly complicated application forms that they must submit to the central office of defense transportation in order to get a certificate of necessity Program Outlined One step the meeting evolved was a program on the part of the extension service to provide all farmers under their jurisdiction with mailed information that they hope will be explanatory enough to make the application forms clear As the officials realize that time is short and there is apt to be trouble in getting the applications filled correctly they feel that all-out efforts must be made at this time so that the millions of applications from all over the nation will have time to clear and get back before Nov 15 Will Go By Mai Applications for certificate of necessity will be mailed to all farm and truck owners from records on hand at the license bureau and these applications will then be sent to the central office Judgment on the applications will be based on the amount of haulage done in 1941 and an average allotment will be granted from those records for the rest of 1942 and the first half of 1943 i SCHOOL CENSDS VALDE IS CITED THEY PLAN DANCE Shown here planning a barn dance for Fireside groups Friday evening In the Fifth ward amusement hall are: (Left to right) Maurine Nelson Marion Nelson Emma Lou Welch Dorothy Carroll EUa Romane Me Kell Peggy rasper Kenneth Burrows Eldon Zundel Lynn Chappie Adrian Burnett Dale Kemp Josephine Adams (Front row seated): Lula Herbert Maude i Mattson and Bob lleliowell AH members of Fireside groups are inslted to attend BARN DANCE SET Winfred Wilson Blakeslee 60 acting regional engineer of the forest service and resident of Ogden since 1923 died of a sudden heart attack at his home in apartment No 1 at 961 Twenty-fifth street at eleven-thirty Wednesday evening He had attended to his duties in his office during the day arid had not complained of illness so that his death came as a shock to his family and friends He was born Feb 6 1882 in Union Oregon a son of William and Elizabeth Lydia Jackson Blakeslee and graduated from the Union high schoolj later completing a course in cfvil engineering through a correspondence school He took training under his father in field work and later was licensed as a civil engineer in the state of Idaho In 1908 he entered the ranks of the forest service on the Weiser national forest Idaho doing boundary surveys In July 1909 he was appointed deputy supervisor on the Humboldt national forest (Nevada) tljen in June 1911 received the appointment as supervisor of the Santa Rosa national forest in Nevada) He was transferred in the same capacity to the Toiyabe national forest in Nevada in 1916 and was supervisor of the Uinta national forest in Utah appointed in 1919 He came to Ogden in July 1923 as regional forest examiner in the bureau of engineer--ing which work he continued until early in 1942 when he tookmp the work as acting regional engineer when that office was vacated by Arvel Anderson who joined the army He was married) June 5 1922 in Salt Lake City tq Ruth Morris who survives him' He held membership in Unity lodge No 18 and A Ogden chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masoris Miriam chapter No 14 Order of the Eastern Star and the Ogden Engineers club Surviving him besides the widow are one brother land two sisters: Charles Blakeslee Portland Ore Mrs Belle Lansing Halfway Ore and Mrs Vqrna Coffinberry Pendleton Ore Also surviving are two daughters by1 a former marriage Mrs Alvelrice (Winifred) Lofgreen and Mrs Vivian Heigh both of Ogden and five grandchildren Public Masonic funeral services will be Conducted Saturday afternoon at fwo in the Masonic temple under auspices of Unity lodge No 18 with Dr John Edward Carver as minister Friends may call at the Kirkendall-Darling mortuary Friday afternoon and evening from four until nine and Saturday until eleven and then at the Masonic temple from noon) until one-fifty Interment will be in the family plot in the Ogden city FRIDAY EVENING All Fireside Groups Are Bidden to Event in Ward Hall The Ogden Fifth and Twenty fourth ward Fireside groups 'will hold a barn dance Friday evening in the Fifth ward amusement hall corner Twenty-sixth and Madison John Allen chairman of the event reports committees have been organized to help with the dance The hall has been decorated and an excellent turnout is anticipated Officers of the club include: Maude Mattson Eldon Zundell chairman Josephine Adams Bob Heliowell Wayne Webber They invite all members of the Fireside groups to attend the barn dance in sack aprons and overalls As the state of Utah grants an allotment to all school districts of $30 annually for each actual or potential student between the ages of 6 and 18 it Is quite Important that complete and accurate count be had Twenty enumerators and check- ers went to work in Ogden city today under direction of Dave Wangsgaard assistant superintendent of schools What the increase will be no one can begin to guess but it will be more this year than the even thousand and some odd recorded In the files from 1941 The time Is limited and it is hoped by the school board officials that parents will aid the enumerators as much as possible in getting the count in Those who might be missed inadvertently should call Mr Wangsgaard at 7140 and convey the Information to him County residents should call their school principal or the board of License A marriage license has been issued to Harold Munson and Genett Charlton both 20 and both of Ogden I 9 Angels Lending Latest books 3c per day at Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Wash (adv) In Army The army district recruiting office announced the enlistments of Cecil A Gates 31 Ogden Golden Tuyberg 29 Pocatello Ida and Archie Ger-mann 26 Moran Wyo If you are going to paint use the best McMurtry Paints 3260 $335 per gal Gateway Glass Paint Co 2340 Wash (adv) At Frank Francis Kissel of 562 Twenty-ninth has gr rived at Fort Logan Colo army reception center it was reported today Pioneers Weber county Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold an open meeting Monday at two at Hotel Ben Lomond All members are requested to be present Bring in your old phonograph records except Columbia OK or Edson We will pay cash for them Boyles (adv) I Class Prof King Hendricks of the A will present a class on Russian literature with emphasis on contemporary soviet literature in room 214 Moench building Weber college Monday Oct 19 at seven We will pay cash and pick up old phonograph I records except Edison and Columbia Glen Bro3 I (adv) Mr and Mrs Harrison Thomas 1021 Twentieth report the birth Of a son John Palmer at an Ogden hospital Wednesday Mrs Thomas was formerly Mable Palmer of Plain City Peonies Planting time now Superior varieties named Pinks whites reds 2508 Jackson avenue or dial 4236 (adv) Sewing Members of Golden Spike lodge No 410 will sew Friday from ten a until four in the Red Cross rooms Imperial Washable Wallpaper- Stocks are complete See dhem now Gateway Glass Paint-Co 2340 Wash (adv) Society Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Friday at two-thirty at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Whitmeyer 2582 Fowler All members and friends are invited to attend I Report The report of the fire department for the month of September shows a I total of 67 calls answered I Approval The city commission approved eight building permits recommended by the city engineering department The valuation of the contemplated building and improvement under the totaled $11500 Penalty The Utah driver license of Pat Santillano Box 46 Corinne was revoked for one year Wednesday by the state tax commission after he had been convicted of drunken driving He was among 21 such cases The license of Herbert Yarrington 3437 Lincoln was suspended Wednesday by the Utah state tax commission for three months for reckless driving sen of Ely Glen Larsen of Le-Grand Ore Elmer Larsen of the army stationed at Fort Fouglas Chesney Larsen of the coast guard Mrs Mabel Follette of Morgan Mrs Ina Mon-son of McGill Nev and Mrs Doris Stastny of Ogden There? are also 22 grandchildren one brother and three sisters James Jensen Mrs Hanna Childs and Mrs Christina Jensen all of Centerfield and Mrs Mary Denison of Ephraim The body is at the Deseret mortuary of Ogden (Loveland Studio) WAYNE DANA Leaves For Midwest Wayne Dana 19-year-old son of Mrs Bessie Dana 2478 Wash ington has returned to the Great Lakes naval training station Chicago where he will make application to be schooled as a mate it was reported today He has been home on a nine-day leave Dana who enlisted Sept 1 has already spent his four weeks indoctrination period at Great Lakes PROTEST MADE AGAINST DELAY The city commission is in receipi of a letter from Emil Dinsdale of 700 West Seventeenth street com plaining that the railroad crossing at West Seventeenth is often blocked for an hour at a time by trains and asking that the commission take some action in the matter Mr communication stated that repeated appeals to Union Pacific officials have been to no avail He said the trainmen cannot be persuaded to break the trains and that expensive delays are being caused to farmers and other residents of the area who must use the crossing The matter was referred to the city attorney for adjustment FUNERALS ALBERT ENGSTROM HUNTSVILLE Funeral serv ices for Albert Barker Engstrom 14-year-old son of Chester Albert and Bertha Barker Engstrom of Huntsville will be conducted Friday at one-thirty in the Huntsville ward chapel by Fred A Berlin bishop Burial In the Huntsville cemetery will be directed by Lindquist mortuary Friends may call at the Engl strom residence tonight and also Friday prior to services PEGGY ALLEN SNOWVILLE Services for Mrs Peggy Mias Glover Allen 85 were conducted Wednesday afternoon in the Snowville ward by Bishop Nelson Jr Invocation and benediction were offered by Bealy Cutler and Bishop Ray Roe Musical numbers were sung by Ellen Pack Ada Hickman Claudia Cutler Rennis Larkin Bishop Charles Gunnell of Howell and Douglas Cutler Speakers included President William Horsley of Brigham City Robbins Lowell Cutler Joseph Larkin Burial was in Snowville cemetery under direction of Malan mortuary of Ogden President Colin Sweeten dedicated the grave RUTH DREDGE MALAD Oct 15 Funeral services were conducted in Malad First ward chapel today at two for Mrs Ruth John Dredge 28 who died In the Oneida hospital Tuesday of complications following childbirth FUNERAL DIRECTORS KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 4659 I lWvwWwWWWWvy FLORISTS Ogden Cifv Floral Co 2277 Washington tJlvd Dial 4761 8039 Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant Flowers for all occasions Dial 7173 fs i JOHN SCHOUTKN John Schouten 88 of 290 West Twentieth died at five-thirty a today at the home of a daughter Mrs Jennie Unck 2860 Liberty after a lingering illness incident to age Mr Schouten was born Oct 2 1854 in Putten Holland a son of Reindert and Sofie Porsifls Schouten On Nov 8 1881 he married Marie Knyver in Holland She died March 9 1932 in Ogden He joined the church in Holland in 1889 and came to the United States and Ogden in 1890 He was a member of the Ogden Third ward and was a high priest in the North Weber stake Mr Schouten was a baker by trade and he worked for the Hess bakery about 20 years before he retired i Surviving are two sons and two daughters Mrs Jennie Unck Mrs Marie McCool Herman Schouten all of Ogden and Hans Schouten of Salt Lake City There are also 25 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren Three brothers Evert Schouten Wellem Schouten and Geret Schouten live in Holland Services will be held Saturday at two in the Third ward chapel Bishop Milton Hodge conducting Interment will be in Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist mortuary Friends may call at the home of Mrs Unck Friday after four and Saturday until one-thirty LILLIE SCHAD BRIGHAM CITY Oct Lillie Mae Rees Schad 45 of 222 West 41st place Los Angeles Calif died Wednesday at three-fifteen in a Brigham City hospital following a heart attack She had been ill four months and was born Oct 16 1896 in Brigham City a daughter of David Lorin and Sarah Johnson Rees She-'was reared and educated in Brigham City attended the University jof Utah taught school at Union Utah East Tremonton Brigham City Salt Lake City and married Jack Siegsby Schad in Dec 1920 at Farmington She made her home in Salt Lake City where her husband operated a cleaning establishment Later the couple lived in Sugarhouse and moved to Dos Angeles in 1923 where Mrs Schad lived until she returned to Brigham City a month ago She was a member of the church and belonged to the Brigham club in Los Angeles She is survived by her husband and son Jack Rees Schad of Los Angeles her mother of Brigham City her brother Leon Rees of Brigham City and a sister Delores Bush of Ogden The body is at the Harold Felt funeral home MASAICHI YAMASAKI BRIGHAM CITY Oct Ma-saichi Yamasaki 39 Japanese farmer of Corinne died Wednesday at three in a Brigham City hospital following three weeks illness He came to the in 1919 and was born in Itsukaichi Japan a son of Souchi Yamasoke and Kame Fujimoto He married Sadako Hondo April 9 1924 in Japan and is survived by his wife and mother of Corinne and the following brothers and sisters: Takeo Yishimori and Hiroshi Yamasaki of Corinne Matsuru Yamasaki of Sn Antonio Tex army and a sister Mrs Tomiko Tsushima of Corinne The body is at the Ilarold Felt funeral home INFANT CARSEY Infant Carsey twin son of Howard Edward arid Diana Kaae Carsey 344 Danstreet died at eight-thirty mWednesday in an Ogden hospital shortly after birth Surviving besides the parents is the twinbrother and three grandparents Rasmus Kaae of and and Mrs Carsey of Ogden also a great-grandmother Mrs Ella Sherwood of Ogden The body is at Lindquist mortuary MARY LARSEN MORGAN Mrs Mary Kate Jensen Larsen 62 of Ely Nev died at the home of a daughter Mrs Mabel Follette of Morgan at four-thirty a today after a long illness Mrs Larsen was born Feb 10 1880 in Aalborg Denmark a daughter of Jens and Marie Jensen Jensen When she was 13 years old she came to America as a convert to the church and lived in Sterling Utah for two years when her family came over and they settled in Centerfield Utah She married Lauritz Larsen Feb 28 1900 in Manti They lived Centerfield until 1934 when they moved to Ely Nev She came to Morgan two months ago to live with her daughter because of ill health Mrs Larsen had been an active church worker all her life having been secretary of the stake Relief society at Centerfield and a mem-fer stage genealogical board in the Nevada stake at Ely She also did Sunday school and ILIA work She is survived by her husband of Ely six sons and three daughters -Liden Larsen of Manti: Harvey Larsen and Neil Lar- LABORERS STEADY WORK Men with packing house or rendering experience preferred though not essential 75c to $100 per hour with time and a half for overtime Apply in person Colorado Animal By-Products Co West 24th Street Near Viaduct Ogden Utah Arrives Home on 1 Naval Furlough Wv J06 X- VICTOR TOWNSEND Serves in Pacific Victor Townsend son of Mrs A Stallings of 134 Twenty-fifth arrived home Tuesday morning on a- 10-day furlough Mr Townsend is a seaman first class and is serving in the navy In the Pacific ocean He enlisted Oct 21 1941 and received his training at San Diego The seaman was educated In Seattle Wash and had lived in Ogden for seven years prior to his enlistment i Women Invited to jAir Group Meet 1 Because recruits are needed women are invited to attend a meeting of the civil air patrol group this evening at seven-thirty in the gymnasium of Ogden senior high school Both men and women interested in flying are urged to attend whether they have had training or not officials said Those interested but unable to attend may call Art Mortensen squadron commander at Utah Pacific Airways Blended Whiskey 868 Proof 72Vj Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright are from the legitimate theatre They rehearse without their props and gestures which causes raised eyebrows among visitors to the -Universal set where "Shadow of a Doubt" Is shooting They see Cotten and Miss Wright cordially shaking hands with each other over and over again in one corner or Joe talking earnestly to a paper napkin (which plays an important part in the dramatic film) or Miss Wright popping champagne corks High point of realistic rehearsing came the other day when Joe had to learn a scene In which his speech (seven minutes long) was interspersed with drinking He sat solemnly at a table read his speech and drank from a glass which was refilled by the prop man who was just as solemn as Joe about the business Fourteen times Joe drank and spoke before he was satisfied with his timing But one of the visitors a pious and portly was most upset after watching Cotten Off she went to report this disgraceful conduct to studio officials She felt pretty shabby when they told her the "liquor" was only water with a slight flavoring of vanilla to give it that shade Everything that could happen to a fellow happened to John Carra-dine on his recent tour for Uncle Sam John was the star member of a troupe of Hollywood notables that visited most of the cities on the west coast First off in Santa Barbara John was called upon to substitute for bulky Don Wilson as master of ceremonies (the portly announcer had to fly east because of serious illness In his family) The crowd at the Santa Barbara BiTtmore had A expected to see Wilson When the all but emaciated Carradine stepped to the microphone he faced an audience that was patently disappointed "I am truly sorry ladies and he said quietly "But this is all left of Don The audience howled and John was a sensation from then on Oscar Jarvis operates the mobile sound truck parked outside "Shadow of a Doubt" set to put words on film He has a highly sensitive receiver which Is always turned on and through which he hears everything spoken on the stage inside including some things that are not exactly printable Jarvis has never seen Hitchcock or Teresa Wright or MacDonald Carey Only player he knows is Joe Cotten He gave JoO his "impressions" of everyone as he acquired them over his speaker pick- up Cotten told Hitchcock about the riotous Jarvis The director Is presenting the mobile sound man as the chief entertainment feature at the dinner which will-mark the windup of the film next week Hitchcock has also promised Jarvis a test And Hollywood! Railroader Takes Post at Hill Field Sd Lieut Lawrence Roe QMC has been assigned to the quartermaster truck company at Hill field it was by Lieut A announced today Wanamaker air corps public relations officer Lieut Roe entered service Feb 17 1941 He attended Ogden high school and Weber college He is a member of thb Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks When commissioned he was employed by the Ogden Union Railway Depot Coj His parents Mr and Mrs Roe reside at 786 Canyon road 5 Crown WAtiT i STEADY WORK Apply OGDEN TRANSIT COMPANY 1111 First Security Building Ogden Utah grain neutral spirits Sc a gram -Distillers Corporation New York.