The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 22

TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 19 1939 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 8-B Paymenfs Made On ELKS SCHEDULE OGDEN NATIVE FILM REQUESTS Births early Double Deaths OWNERS SEEK TO May Save Pioneer Records DIES IN CRASH INITIATION RITES OFFICE FROM WITHDRAW There were 100 birth certificates issued during November compared with 58 death certificates Physician Wendell Noall sald1 his monthly report submitted to city commissioners today Of the 19 new cases of contagious diseases reported during the period 11 were chickenpox WEED PROGRAM Declare County's Work Is Costly and Without Good Results Project Materials City commissioners authorized installment payments in the following amounts to firms which have furnished materials for special improvement projects: Red Devil Coal Co $460233 -on curb and gutter district No 138 and another payment of $65252 to the company on sewer district No 161 Wheelwright LumDer Co $2-71195 on sidewalk district No 163 White $101089 on sewer district No 162 Purchase of an auto for use by the engineering department at a cost of $74895 from the Browning Chevrolet Co was authorized upon recommendation of City Commissioner Rackham See the New SPEEDEX CAMERA RIGBY Idaho One Rigby man was fatally injured another possibly seriously hurt and 1000 gallons of milk Jost Monday when a sedan and truck collided three-quarters of a mile north of the city officers reported Returning home from work at conclusion of the "graveyard" shift at the Utah-Idaho sugar processing plant at Sugar City Bailey 50 died 30 miriutes after reaching the LDS hospital at Idaho Falls Henry Griffin Jr 26 en route to the Upper Snake River Valley Cooperative Creamery at Rexburg with 100 cans-of milk on a truck suffered a cut behind the right ear leg and body bruises He is in the same hospital A native of Ogden Mr Bailey had lived most of his life in that vicinity Besides his widow Mrs Initiation ceremonies for three new members of Ogden Elks lodge will be held tonight at eight in the lodge hall Those to be initiated are CM Murdock and Dr Harry Berman of Ogden and Bert Olson of Brigham City The work will be done by the present officers headed by Exalted Ruler Lie-Roy Raleigh The club will give a Christmas party for children of its members Sunday from five to seven pm in the lodge hall Santa Claus will present gifts to those attending The Elks New Year's party will be held Sunday Dec 31 starting at midnight Entertainment including a floor show and a buffet supper is being arranged by a committee headed by Clayton Robb chairman The party will Immensity of the task of selecting a limited number of moving pictures which can be used in Ogden city high schools from a list of more than 600 requests had Dave Wangsgaard assistant superintendent a bit nonplussed today To expedite the selection Wangsgaard said he would postpone a meeting of a seven-man committee scheduled for late today trim the committee to about three members and then put in a whole day with them during the Christmas holidays The committee acts as an advisory body to a central exchange which is being set up in the city schools to facilitate handling of films which are being used in greatly increased numbers A list of requests for the elementary grades will be considered when school starts in January FREE! Christmas Gift to All Candid Camera Fans AGE PHOTO "Ogden's Exclusive Camera 75 of North Ogden and four sis ys 2484 Washington Blvd Phone 4033 ters Mrs Nathan Barker Mrs Arlie Campbell of North Ogden Mrs Glen Toone of Ogden and Mrs Parnell Grow of Salt Lake I Pettingill Bailey he is survived by three sons his father J'M Bailey be for members only City Bring the Kiddies to See Santa MAY BE REWRITTEN Musty city council records dating back to the beginning of Ogden will be transcribed and placed in a loose leaf book for safekeeping if commissioners are able to find enough money in their 1910 budget to cover the cost The original records done with ink and pen are falling apart- as noted by City Recorder Ella O'N Ballantyne In the staff photo The Utah historical records survey professional branch of the WPA hag offered to undertake the project if city commissioners will sponsor it Commissioners said they will know within the next few days whether the project can be set up i iveryorsie Wants Sport Goods Cfonstinnias Request that they be allowed to withdraw from the county weed program and take over weed eradication work on a 30 acre piece of land near North Ogden had been made to county commissioners today by Mr and Mrs Qua Unander who expressed dissatisfaction with the county's work on their property during the last five years Officials said the question of the Unander withdrawal looms as an important one as it may set a precedent However few if any other such requests are expected because with the county paying half the eradication costs it is believed owners cannot do the work as cheaply themselves Commissioner Arrington was appointed to arrange a time for a meeting between the full Weber county weed committee and Mr and Mrs Unander after the latter charged five years of county weed work had left white top on their property "worse than ever" Payment for Grain Mr and Mrs Unander also asked that they be compensated for about seven acres of wheat which county workers plowed up at the start of the program five years ago because it was weed-infested They also asked that a fence along one side of their property be replaced County crews removed this to facilitate weed eradication work they said The land has been idle during the five years of weed work by the county they stated Unander who is employed by the city fire department said taxes on the tract were $693 for 1939 while the assessment for the weed work by the county was $104 This is half the total cost of $208 in 1939 the other half being paid by the county Stalling Explains George Stallings county weed supervisor who was called by commissioners to confer with the Unanders agreed the elimination of weed3 on their property under the program he directs had been slowed up This was caused he said by a "multitude of difficulties" including adverse weather which interrupted the county program on this particular tract Stallings indicated he had no objection to the Unanders taking over their own weed work providing the county could step in again if the owners did not do the work properly County commissioners also indicated such an arrangement would be satisfactory with them Frequent Plowing Mr and Mrs Unander said their purpose in asking to assume the work was to rid their land of weeds by plowing up the roots so they can again put it to productive use and avoid paying out annual weed eradication assessments Officials said it is necessary to plow or disc a white-top infested field every 10 days or two weeks Child's Clamp Skate Boys' Hockey Skate Men's and Women's Tubular Shoe Skates BURIAL RITES HELD FOR FUMES VICTIMS SINGERS UNITE FOR CAROL TOUR iSt AIX WOOL SOX Ad jus table el amp toe and ankle strap Highly polished steel runners Sizes 8 to 11 inches in length RH7 Chrome Plated Chrome plated aJuminum tabular shoe skates with electrically welded runners that stay sharp- All leather uppers shoe laces to toe padded tongue All sizes Boys' tabular clamp on hockey skates with sharp n-ners electrically welded All sizes for boys Christmas carols will be sung at various points in Ogden Thursday and Friday by the combined Young Democrats girls' chorus and the Southern Pacific male chorus to 49c Warm all wool skating Sox taling about 90 voices Ball Bearing Roller The two groups will meet at seven pm Thursday for a 45-min Uidqe Top lunger ute practice at the Union station and will go from there to several i09 Full ball bearing jwj wheels: ad- downtown business establishments to sing carols They will conclude run Si the evening with a broadcast over 5ekiry KLO from eight-thirty to nine pm Friday night the combined chor Last rites for Mrs Jeanness Child Stimpson and her son Stanley were conducted Monday afternoon in the Riverdale ward chapel which was crowded to capacity Bishop Arthur Bingham officiated Invocation was by Adrian Fife and benediction by Edward Child Prelude and postlude were played by Stephens who also accompanied the singers Speakers were former Bishop John Stimpson President Samuel Dye and Bishop Bingham Vocalists were Vera Neilson Dale and Keith Bingham William Watts and Ray Kapp Members of the Happy Dozen club of which Mrs Stimpson was a member were in charge of the flowers Interment under direction of Aultorest mortuary was in Aultorest memorial park James Bingham dedicated the grave The mother and child died as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning Fumes from a disconnected coal stove spread through the home while the family was uses expect to visit the county infirmary in Roy the Dee hospital stable length heavy ankle strap for i Id ren 5 to 12 years and other places singing carols "7 Double Ball Bearing FKEE 6y2 7 or 7M-Foot Lengths Famous "Ranger" hand formed oval ridge top skis of tough grained second growth hickory Stained bottom Quality skis worth more! 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