The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 22

0' 4 4 No w-York Slock- Exchange Random References £3 THI OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINED WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 15 1S53 Stock Quotations A DOGLE it CO Tidings Covercdting and cedar shingles Many sizes and styles to choose from Order yours today! Anderson Lumber Co 164 24th Phone 3-848L (adv) Keen 33 E14 20 IUL Pfd Sug 70 MV 2Vj 704 53V 53V 1 A CO Mem Admiral Carp Air Radoctian 37 A Iliad Cbemtcal 70 A Iliad Stares c-3- Ailia Chalmars 53 Am Airlines 13 Am Broadcasting 15 Am Can Co 36 Am Cyanamid 81 Am Radiator Hh Am Smelting 37V Am- A 194 Am Tobace 13 Anaconda 3k Artneo Steel 39V A 8 Atlantic Rfg i- 30-Atlaa Corp' 7 3S Eendix Av Vwmo' Hadk 4 Stel R'fL -maH AM East Airtine Eke AvlaUta Erie rwaatona Can Electric Gets Voods Gem Meters Goodrich Goodyear Ot Nor GV Wait Gulf Oil Hodaoa Motors lnt Harveater lot Nickje lnt Paper lnt 4k Joy MigJ 'irett Jr 3 48 15V4 30 41V 53V Aaftth Myers1' "4tV( lAfckhred- JA 56 'Loaw'a 2 Lsfckiwed jAar MV 'Loaw'a 2 Hannah- WilsoiTi Mrs Hannah Rebecca Stone Wilson 78 of 2631 Ave West Ogden died this morning at her home of natural causes Mrs Wilson I was a member of the LDS Sixteenth Ward On June 7 1899 she 'was married to Samuel Wilson in Wilson Lane She was bora -Aug 2 1874 InfyYsT Wilson Lanea daughter of Samuel and Hannah Stone i Surviving are her hub'and O-j-denf the following 'sons a4v daughters: Norman and Raymond Wilson MrsR BI Sheppard Mrs A Andrews Mrs Russell Perry' Ogden 17 grandchildren great-grandchildren one brother George Stone Minneapolis Mian i Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel 24th Street and Adams Avenue Bishop Rudell Willey of the IDS Sixteenth Ward officiating Friends" may call at the mortuary Friday from 6 to 9 and Saturday prior to services Interment will be in Ogden City cemetery Aircraft Vy Borden-1 A Borg Canada' Cam PI Caae Calanese Motorola' Nash Kehr Nat Biscuit MI- nlr 28 31V 37 Vi Nash Kehr 79V Cerro dajPuW' Cbcs fckqtaf Chryaler- -is Colo Fuel- "18V -NU- Dairy 1 Com Credit Com 34 1V Con Edison 38 IN Yl Central'? XIV Container Corp '7 41 1 Norfolk St WesCn7 48V No Am1 At 17V Nx American Con Can '51V Con Oil w7- 54 31V Keen Penn- It so Phelps Dodgw 35 Ptonipa Pet 93V Pure Oil S6V RCA 36V Repub-Steel 49V Reynolds Tot 49 Richfield Oil 37V nr a SchenJey Sears Roeb Sinclair Oil Soc Vac- So Pacific So Railway Sperry- Corp Sid Oil CaL 35V 25V 40V 8V 43 54 Sterling Drag S3 Stvdebaker '-36 Sunray Oi 19 Suit Mining OS r22ljk 13V Swift A -Cv 37 Texas w- 531 Tex GulClSuT- Thompaon Pr edicts -541 Trans '27 uTWA VT 18 34 yTarent Cent? Fox7 17i Union Carbide 67J 4-4V? 36 JtJguon Gil- 404 U1ST nira UUIl f-iuvu uui 5ffUtlon Paciffe 2V US- Smelting Steel 40 Utah Power 32- Wot' Union West Airteaka 26a West Elec -45V WUlys Overland 15 Woolworth "43V Youngstown 42V Zenith 73 72 52V 5V 28 2 Pneumonia Takes Tremonlon Baby YrEMONTON Pneumonia claimed the life of 2-month-old Lewis Jenkins son of Lewis Lloyd and Lois Romriell Jenkins yesterday Funeral services for the infant will be conducted tomorrow at 2 ppi- in the Malad Idaho Second Ward chapeL Bishop A Willie will officiate Friends may call' at the home of Mrs Thomas Hughes 113 155 South St' in Malad this evening and tomorrow until services Burial will be in Malad cemetery Benson Funeral Home directing Surviving are the parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Jenkins Malad and Mr and Mrs Kari Romriell McCammon Idaho a great-grandmother Mrs Thomas Hughes Malad and two other great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Parley Bowman'McCam-mon Ogden Livestock OGDEN fU Dept Cattle: Salable: 100 market aot fully astabliabed on odd and ends mostly atockera and feeders few canners dairy-type slaughter steers 11 canner and cutter cows 9-11: no stackers sold Calves: Salable: 25 few common tack calves steady to weak at 15 Hogs: Salable: 75- butchers about steady with yesterday choice 1 to 3 butchers 190-240 lbs 2250-75 few 230-280 lb 23-2250 choice 330-500 lb ows 15-16 Sheep: Salable: 450 supply 'includes 1 load fed shorn lambs and several decks Idaho spring lambs market Tiot established late yesterday few good and choice old crop lambs 19 utility 17 Market Cattle: Fairly good clearance except for odds and ends -plain atockera and feeders About steady with Monday Commercial and good slaughter -steers 1650-19 few good 1000-1115 lb fed steers 1960 canner and cutter cows 9-12 utility 1250-13 Common and medium stock steers 13-17 4 Calves: No test ot vealer market few cleanup sales medium and 'good tack-calves 15-19 Hogs: Butcher hogs largely 23 lower choice 1 to 3 butchers 190-240 lbs 2240-2260 -Choice smooth' sows under 350 lbs 16 50-17 bulk 330-500 lbs 15-16 Sheep: Few good wooled old-crop slaughter lambs about steady at 19' Wagon Cake with fudge frosting Health Bread loaded with vim and vigor from the Washington Bakeries Washington Market 2472 W-h Blvd American Fowl Store' 2235 ash Blvd nd American-Food Store in Roy 1 1 (adv) Wh iirpool Surges Ahead with Suds Miser and the Seven Rinses Priced as low as $24995 See today Anderson' Lumber- Co (adv) 24th St Ph 3843 Guilty Pleaditig guilty in the city court to four illegal parking complaints "Fred Kerr 2745 Grant Ave was sentenced to pay $20 i A Clean Furnace saves you money! For expert service' call for appointment? Weber- Fuel appo: iH3150 Grant Phone 3-0021 (adv) Have -You Discovered the bread different? We mean Wonder Cracked Wheat Bread It has a richer nuttier flavor Try some today like it (adv) Leaves Bail June Fletcher 18 of 528 24th St forfeited $15 bail in the city court on a charge of failing to yield the right of way I Order your canvas awnings early Hoxer Sans 2268 Wash Blvd phone 2-2183 (adv) Scoop! Hollow Fiber Glass 3-piece 8 fTy rod for 2-piece 7 ft fly rod for $710 at the Gift House 120 25th St (adv) Forfeiture' On an illegal parking charge Othel Hamp-son 3748 Jackson Ave forfeited $5 bail in the city court Evergreens for every purpose We invite comparison of quality Nurseries 1266 Wash (adv) Fresh From-the Kitchen Yes the kind of goodness that people like in Hostess Angel Food Cake Light with a toasted golden crust each cake is oven fresh from the Hostess Cake Kitchens (adv) Two Charges Wright 751 Bel Mar Dr forfeited $10 bail in the city court on two illegal parking charges Wall Paper Hundreds of Patterns to select from Imports to the lowest priced papers Griffin Paint Co 421 23rd St (adv) Having repossessed the Hitching Post we are back on the job again serving the same -good food in the same atmosphere Wall Ave at 36th St (adv) Leaves Bail Bail of $5 on an overtime parking complaint was forfeited in' the city court by Harry Moon G-19 Arsenal Villa Ford Mercury-Lincoln G5IC Owners Get more efficiency from your car with Mallory Ignition Dee Brown Custom Service 2169 Grant Phone 2-3675 (adv) your garage deal! A large single garage can be yours completely built for a low as $1518 per month Includes con-crete overhead door rustic aid- Corn Products 98V Crane Co 33 Curtiss Wright Jc 77V Doug Aircraft 94 -Dow Chemical 38V du Font 95V No Pacific Ohio Oft Pacific Gas Packard Para PJx Park Utah Penney 9 Vital Siaiislics Births 4 ST BENEDICTS HOSPITAL Toponce Ralph and ac-queline Caman Adams Ave-boy April 14 Chares Ernest and Ida Cor-dova Montello' Nev girl April 14 Ewing -4 Fred A and Wanda Vohs Layton boy April 14 Meza Joe and Susie Negrete Roy boy April 14 Torghele Daniel Joseph and Emma Branz 331 18th St boy April 15 DEE HOSPITAL Taylor Wayne El win and Eloise Myers 2638 Adams Ave girL April 13 Martinez Joe and Beatrize Betty Lopez 3033 Wall Are boy April 14 Jones Rulon and Maxine Tracy 2124 Pingree Are boy April 14 Cook Alton LeRoy and Gay Lynne Allen 2835 550 East St North Ogden girl April 14 Campbell George Everett and EUa Mae McBride 450 29th St girL April 14 Starkey James Hartwell and Mary Dorine Muir- Clearfield boy April 14 Bushell Stanley James and Marion Hunter- 4024 Liberty Ave girL April 14' Bronson Jack Stanley and Doris Jeanne Lattimer 3225 Kiesel Ave boy April 14' HILL AFB HOSPITAL-' Whiting Gordon Lee' and Sherry Lou Ching 634' 23rd St girL April 14- Utah Deaths By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS John Richardson Cameron 50 Salt Lake City Roy Bryant Lancaster hours old Salt Lake City Reminder MEMORIAL DAY MAY 30th A MATCHLESS VALUE! Henry Thompson Henry Pearson Thompson 40 of Riverdale died yesterday in Hospital after an extended illness Mr Thompson had been employed as an op- era ting engineer for the Clarence Waterfall Con- struction Co Hej bqgan working with heavy -land I moving equip ment in the CCC Camp in Cedar-City in 1933 In 1939 he began working for the Clarence Waterfall Construction Co He was: a member of the Operating Engiieers Local Union 3 A member olthe LDS Church he was a priest afad ward teacher in the Riverdale Ward He was 'born "June 3 1912 In Riverdale a son of John and Drusilla Hutchinson Thompson fie was educated in Weber County Schools On June 19 1936 he married Dorothy Faulkner at Lakota Resort Bear Lake Surviving are his- widow and two daughters: Miss Ivene and Miss DeLoe -Thompson Riverdale his mother Riverdale six brothers: Smith and Wdodrow Thompson Riverdale Harvey Thompson Ogden George Thompson Nampa Idaho Karl Thompson Morgan Hill Calif and John Thompson Los Angeles two sisters: Mrs Parley A (Louise) Butler Ogden and Miss Fay Thompson Spokane Wash Funeral services will? be 'conducted Saturday at 3 in the Aultorest Mortuary Chapel 836 36th St Bishop Wilford Tesch of the LDS Riverdale Ward of ficiating 5 Friends may call at the mortuary chapel Friday from 6 to 9 and Saturday from 1 to 3 Interment will be in Aultorest Memorial Park Mrs Sarah Jones MALAD Idaho Mrs Sarah Ann Richards Jones 97 died at home Monday A resident of Malad since she was 11 Mrs Jones assumed the responsibility of rearing her nine brothers and sisters after her death She was 18 then Active in the LDS Church she was a charter member of the Malad Stake Relief Society was a Relief Society teacher more than 50 years held the office of president in the Malad Ward YWMIA and was counselor in the ward Relief Society for 12 years She was a member of the Onei da County War Mothers for a time Bom June 11 1855 In Brigham City she was the daughter of Thomas and Charlotte Thomas Richards 5 Her Frederick Jones a Malad merchant died in 1928 They were married April 10 1876 in the Salt Lake Endowment House- Surviving are two sons and two daughters Edwin and Frederick Jones Mrs Charlotte Napier and Miss Pamela Jones all of Malad 11 grandchildren 23 great-grandchildren three great-great-grandchildren and three brothers Parley IF George and Jacob Richards all of Malad i The funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm in the Malad Third Ward chapel with-Bishop Jesse Hughes in charge Friends may call at the family home 260 100 West tomorrow evening and Friday until the services Burial will be in Malad under direction of the Malad Funeral Service vfvli vyii William Theek William Theek 48 of 142 Ogden Canyon died last night in the Dee Hospital after a short illness Mr Theek was a salesman for radio station KVOG He was bom May 30' 1904 in Elmira a son of William and Alice Clinker Theek Surviving is a sister Miss Alice Theek Toledo The body will be shipped to Toledo tomorrow by Larkin Mortuary 24th Street and Adams Avenue PTA To Hear Tcdk Dean of Men William Stratford of Weber College will speak on Modem at a meeting of the Wasatch School PTA tomorrow at 8 in the school auditorium A nominating committee will be elected to choose candidates for next offices A vote will be taken on amendments to the bylaws and committee chairmen -will give BEFORE YOU BUY Check these features: Every square Inch of surface is highly polished both monument and base Edges are beautifully rounded Deep true lettering and carvings Choose from several granites of color and more than 100 designs POLISHED SURFACES show colors to advantage Seals out The LDS Scandinavians of Weber County will meet Friday at 8 in the Fourth Ward Relief Society halt Jefferson Ave and Twenty-first Street All members are invited 'lAndotft' tray users! SpredGloss the miracle paint of Ahecehtury At Builders Payless Riyerdale Rd Free demonstration will he given by one of 'fiiiest paint contractors-' (adv) Surgical Garments Trusses elastic Fitted by 'graduate technician Riley Drugs 2201 Wash BIvdi Dial 2-3583 (adv) 1 Classical or modern lessons Entry into national competition' Private- semi-private or classes -Voice-culture and style singing Sandal! Studio of Piano Phone 5196 (adv) lAsks Judgment The Commercial Bank of Utah filed a complaint in the city court against Seth Orville Lee asking judgment of $16818 on a promissory note Photo eopiesl discharges etc $145 up Western Arts 2538 Wash (adv) Leather and Suede Jackets repaired Factory methods Finer Cleaners 421 Wash Blvd We give Green Stamps (adv) Roses shrubs bulbs vines seeds peet moss 2316 Wash (adv) Ken Knauss says priced quality wallpapers in our 2669 Lincoln (adv) Program A chorus of 75 Lewis High School students directed by Dale' Blackburn gave a program at the Club with Miss Caroline Gibson as piano accompanist Your Color mix it ready to use Ken Knauss 2669 Lincoln (adv) Spring house cleaning! Paint up with the new rubber base enamel Spred Gloss and Spred Dries in 20 minutes no odor Satin $210 and $159 a quart Lime Lumber 3125 Grant Phone 7787 (adv) House Cleaning? Window shades plastic $119 All cloth $149 up Glamorene for rugs Homo Furniture (adv) PTA Meeting The Pingree School PTA will meet tomorrow at 7:15 at the school Students the 4th 5th and 6th grades will give the program Annual election of PTA officers will be held Salute to Spring! delightful banana nut ice cream rich flavorful banana -fruit and crisp tasty pecans blend with matchless flavor in Banana Nut' Ice Cream Try some today: (adv) Service Station paint shop and garage fori rent or lease phone 2-0854 (adv) New shipment of quilted material' just arrived Prints and plains Sewing Machine Exchange 2274 Wash Blvd (adv) Kiwanis Speaker President Levi Edgar Young of the LDS First Council of Seventy will be Kiwanis Club guest speaker tomorrow noon His subject will be Resurrection and the Shade Trees Approved for street planting or home use Jensen Nursery 22nd and Grant Phone 3-9077 (adv) Crazy Frank has murdered prices on short garden tools Ridiculously low at 39c each Builders Payless 3543 Riverdale Road (adv) No wax! No wrap! No shade or protection 'means no guesswork when you buy rose bushes growing right out in the open at Aleva Gardens Stop where the miniature greenhouse means big values 3890' Wash (adv) fdKBall Point Textile Paints $325 per set Double Holster sets $198 and Saucy Walker Dolls Wash Blvd at 25th St (adv) Rose Constant blooming climbing roses ornamental shade fruit trees evergreens at Roy Salt Lake Highway (adv) Evergreens Rose Bushes Fruit trees berry plants giant pansies Irvin Stone Nursery 3359 Wash Blvd phone 2-716L (adv) Bullion 1000 ft 4e Combined Metals 900 0 90e Dragon 100 73c 1000 1000 tg 78 Kenlucky-Utah 2000 7 Vic Leonora 1000 4c Mountain States 3000 44e Nevtah Oil 2000 0 94c 1000 9e New Park 100 1 50 Sundance 500 17c Tin tic Lead 1000 ft 7e Trans Union Oil 1000 0 9e Cash Grain CHICAGO (AP)-No cash wheat Corn Ko 2 yellow 160-60 No 3 yellow 158 -39 No 4 yellow 152 W-58' oats sample grade medium heavy white 78 sample grade mixed heavy 77 No 3 heavy white 79 Barley nominal malting 135-81 feed 129-43 a Chicago Livestock CHICAGO Cattle: 7300 calves 300 active slaughter steers and year lings fully steady to mostly 90 higher instances up more least change on commercial and good steers over 1050 lbs heifers 23 to 73 higher cows fully 23 higher bulls and vealers steady moderate supply high choice and prime fed steers and yearlings 1350 lbs down 23-2550 top 2550 for prime 1200 lb weights bulk choice steers and yearlings 2075-2275 several loads high choice to low prime heifers 2250-23 COMPARE! FREE: plow or drill speed moisture prevents stains iFREE CEMETERY ROWER VASE givati with Mtk order pin cad bafora May 1 1933 if ttii coupon is prevented art this office WILLIAM BOTT AND SON P10IIEER MEMORIAL AMD TILE GO (Backed by 80 Experience) 3019 Washington Blvd Phone 6914 FUNERALS WILSON Funeral services for Han- nah Rebecca Wilson wife of Samuel Wilson will be held Saturday at 12 noon In the Larkin Chapel with Bishop RudeU Willey of the Sixteenth Ward conducting Friends 1 may call at the mortuary Friday evening from 6 to and Sat- urday prior to the services Interment will be In the Ogden City Cemetery directed by the Larkin Mortuary FLORISTS And The Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL 2955 Washington Phone 5788 Lizzie Norseth Flowers Specializing in Tour Floral Needs 2380 Kissel Av Phone 3-3X64 Homs Phone 3-5772 Jensen Floral Co i 1901 Washington Blvd Phono 7819 Home Phone 2-9141 WEBER FLORAL CO Greenhouse 740 28th St Phone 8638 Ogden City Floral Co 2219 Washington Blvd Dial 4781 LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice la hereby given that Ogden City Corporation Invites sealed bids for furnishing all labor and materials for Construction of Curb and Gutter District No 142 Ogden Utah accord-4 lng to plans ana specifications on file In the office ox the City Engineer Bids will be received at tbs office of the City Purchasing Agent In the Municipal Building Ogden Utah until 10:00 a o'clock on tha 1st day of May 1953 at which time aU bids will be opened and publicly read aloud In the Ogden City Council Room The owners reserves the privilege to reject any and all bids or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In any bid or bids By order of the City Manager Of Ogden City Utah this 8th day of April 1953 JULIAN STEPHENS Ogden City Purchasing Agent Published April 11 12 if 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1963 NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the members -of Embry Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church will be held on Monday tha 20th day of April 1953 at the hour of 7:30 tn tha Embry Chapel situated at 2817 Pingree Avenue In Ogden City Weber County State of Utah the regular and usual place of meeting of tha members of said Church for tha purpose of considering and acting upon the proposal to Incorporate said Church and to adopt the Articles of Incorporation of said Church which said Articles are on file in said Church and subject to the examination ot the members thereof and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may lawfully coma before the meeting Dated this 2nd day of April 1933 GROVER HALL Pastor Published April 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1953 1904 LEGAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Harold Henlnger dba Quality Food Service Ogden Arsenal Ogden Utah 4has discontinued business operations 1B53-A of its entire stock and equipment to the new operators of the concession will be consummated as soon as all creditors of Quality Food 8ervic have been paid in full It Is requested that all creditors who have not already done so please submit detailed stateaments of any amounts owing to them by Quality Food Service Three 'statements should be mailed to Quality Food Service co Wells Baxter Miller 1218-21 First Security Bank Building Ogden Utah Payment will be made within JO days oLrecelpt of requested statements If claims reflected thereon are found to be In order Published April 15 18 17 18 19 1953 1924 NOTICE OF MEETING TO INCORPORATE Notice Is hereby given that at tha general meeting of the Kiwanis Club of North Ogden to be held at Chic Chic Inn North Ogden County of Weber and State of Utah on Thursday the 30th day of April 1953 at 6:30 of said day there will be presented to tbe members of said club proposed Articles of Incorporation lor the purpose of causing tha creation of a non-profit corporation of the Kiwanis Club of North Ogden Dated this 9th day of April 1953 BRIGHAM THORPE President HENRY VAN MEETEREN Secretary Published April 10 11 12 13 14 IS 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1953 1915 Sfanbarii-Btaffihtfr Entered at tha postoffice et Ogden Utah as second class matter according to Act of Congress March 8 1679 Member of The Associated Press United Press NEA Berries and AJBC Subscription price SL60 per month S1920 per year 5 Of combine harrow Is rise io frusf to The freight that always 'fills the bill" The only way to discover bow bright hardwood floors can look is to try wonderful Brace Cleaning Wax It geta really dean without scrubbing Gives extra-heavy wax protection as it deans K017 YOU CflIJ AFFORD CHOICE HEATS LET US FURNISH YOU WITH A VARIETY OF TOP QUALITY MEATS PRICED AS LOW OR LOWER THAN FOOD PLANS Kamlkvrgsr Fatties Peeked And teedy for Tear Piculs INCORPORATED 99 Ted ft Pfteee 3A371 Year after year it has been Union great privilege to bring to the farmers in its territory the tools for agriculture With the passing of the years these farm implements have improved vastly as has also the shippings 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