The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 20

w-: 0 -I WnJ efcVvqpwft-wt C3 THS OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMIMn THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 3 1954 'V College to Hold Child Care' Class' Special classes on child care for expectant parents will be offered without charge at Weber College beginning Juhe 14 and continuing through the end of the month Persons may either take the classes on Monday and Wednesday evenings or on Tuesdays and Thursdays The classes will begin at 7 pm and will be held in Room 206 Moench Building Persons interested in enrolling are asked to call the office at 3-8435 0 i r' Vw 'p 'i i li w- is Stay on Schedule Water Users Told -w a i View water users should remain on the same odd-even sprinkling schedule despite the fact two odd days occurred in a row this week David Scott superintendent of Ogden River Water Users Anns said the calendar oddity gave odd-numbered houses two watering in a row 'and deprived even houses of a day He said this apparently threw some users off scheduled for they assumed they should water every other day First Factory Aidsd Semi-Annual iSMH WALL TILE flr Beautiful i 3 Colors 13 Perfect Merchandised Regular 56c CLOSEOUT ole Mother Nature Puts on a Show in Hawaii Obituaries 1 Alice I tlumphris Alice Irene Humphris" who would have been 65 today widow of Charles Humphris of 1433 25th SL died last night at 9 at St Hospital after 3 i x-week illness Mrs Humphris was born June 3 1888 in Ogden a daughter of Joseph and Sarah Purdy Paine She had lived here all of her fC life -She was a 7 member of the Order of Eastern Star Miriam Chapter of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American ijegion Baker-Merrill Post 9 and had been a member of the executive board of the local Girl Scout Council She was married July 17 1915 Humphris at Farmington He died in Ogden 1940 He was a contractor and operator of the Humphris Planing Mill in Ogden for many years Surviving are one son and two daughters Joseph A Humphris and Mrs A (Mary Lou) Wagner both of Tucson Ariz and Miss Sally Humphris of Ogden two grandchildren the following brothers and sisters Jo seph Paine Arcadia Calif Jack Paine and Mrs Hcber (Florence) Lund both of Ogden and Sirs Bert (Leona) Israel Twin Falls Idaho Another sis-jrJJrs- Frank (Grace) Francis died in Ogden Feb 24 1954 Funeral services i will be conducted Saturday at 1 at Lindquist Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop John Jr of Mount Ogden Ward officiating Friends may call at the funeral chapel tomorrow! from 6 to 9 P- and Saturday until time of services Interment wiU be in Ogden City Cemetery Note Wedding Date SPRIN Mr and Mrs Kindred of Springvllle will celebrate their golden wed-ersary Saturday from in the Third-Ninth LDS ard recreation hall Friends and relatives are invited S' Halemaumau firepit (right) 460 deep belches smoke after Kilauea volcano erupted violently on Hilo Hawaii A -mile-long fissure spouts lava along the main Kilauea floor at the left Spectators in foreground are on the rim of Kilauea about two miles from point where' eruption occurred Ogdenite Charged With Forging Government Check Lem Lanius 32 of 272 28th ities Lanius cashed a made out to Mickey Cady Dixon's Students To Give Recital Frederic Dixon will present a teen-age student piano recital in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Ben Lomond on Sunday at 4 pm The public is invited The following are on the program: Patricia Ralph Degn Bill Ted Shupe Steve Old-royd LuJean Reid Elizabeth Degn Elizabeth Felt Brent Van Kampen James Brittian John' Briggs Janet Lowe and Barbara Winters Murder Hearing Today PRICE A preliminary hearing is being held today in Price for Frank Quintana 26 Spring Glen who is charged with with intent to in the May 10 hammer beating of his I wifeat their home GARDEN SUPPLIES Controls for Vegetables Fruits Gordon Buggetta Pellets Cutworms Snails Earwigs etc Malathion Red Spider Aphis Mealy Bug Flies etc Chlordane Ants Roaches Thrips etc Endo-Weed Utah Deaths By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS William Caudlei'67 retired miner Salt Lake City Elmer Judson 70 Salt Lake City- IX Vi um: Walter Mills 78 Salt Lake City Samuel Andrew Backman 69 retired abstractor Salt Lake City George Emerson Reading 51 painter Salt Lake City Bertrum Elbert Thompson 62 miner Bingham -Robert Merrell 7 VernaL Idaho Deaths By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Samuel Briggs 81 Dietrich at Boise 4 Frank Cherry 72 Boise A Daniel McRae 78 Stibnite at Boise" David Daniel Ulrich 65 Caldwell at Nampa Morton Jayne 71 Nampa Dwaine Payne 27 Idaho Falls Mrs Trella Lorraine Dewey Bovey 89 Jerome at Salt Lake City Mrs Odessa La Priel Bowman 64 Lewiston Mrs Elizabeth Freeman Watts 67 Rexburg Stock Show 29 Top Winners NORTH SALT LAKE (UP) Auction of prize stock was to conclude the 18th annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show here today Nine winners in the beef division eight in hogs and 12 in lambs a total of were an-nbunced by judges of the Balt Lake Chamber of Commerce sponsored event yesterday Purple rosette winners were: Ronald Firth Tremonton three rosettes for lambs Jack Seegmil-ler Richfield and Kenneth Por-ritt Tremonton two each Steven Porritt one for lambs The Por-ritt youths are 4-H Club members while Firth and Seegmiller belong to the Future Farmers of America Other winners for their prize lambs were Rodney Park Nephi FFA Joyce Matley Coalville 4-H Lloyd Mortensen Ephraim FFA and Allen Ogden Delta 4-H Winners in Beef Beef division: Ronald Firth Tremonton Challis Morrill Tridell Uintah Countv 4-H Dean Conklin Ferron FFA Richard Boyce Sandy 4-H Dee Winter-ton Kamas FFA Sydney Ann Gibbs Grace Idaho 4-H La Dean Olsen Logan 4-H Lowell Peterson Roy FFA Kent Barton Ferron FFA Hog division: Joyce Smith Vernal 4-H: Val Mortensen Ephraim FFA Hicks Blackburn Ferron FFA Junior Giles Tremonton 4-H Ronda Wright Hurricane 4-H Brent Christensen Mayfield 4-H Paul Peterson Cedar Valley FFA Varl Hall Hurricane FFA Teen-Agers Steal Car? CEDAR CITY Accused of transporting a stolen car to Cedar City from San Diego two California teen-agers are being held in jail here until FBI officials arrive to handle the case a federal offense St Ogden will enter a plea in Federal District Court tomorrow to a charge of forging and cash- ing a $302 JS treasury check According to federal author- lawn Mowers Fertilizers Grass Seed Garden Tractors etc Slartoralion Groweralion IZ Layeration Dairy Feed llog Feed Obituaries Mark A Easling Mark Andre Easling two-week-old son of Darnell A and Rosabel Draper Easling 3293 Ogden Ave died last night at 9 in St Hospital i -The child was born May 19 1954 Surviving are the parents three brothers and one sistei Marshall John Michael Philip LaMar and Lynda Marie Easling all of Ogden grandparents Mr and Mrs A Easling Neosho Mo and a great-grandmother Mrs Ross Havana Kan Funeral i services will be announced later by Myers and Foul-ger Mortuary Vital Statistics Births ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL England Donald and Della Dougan Layton girl June 2 "-ft--- Suchomel Vernon and Carol Schoenherr 2752 Adams Ave boy June 2 DEE HOSPITAL Porter i Norman and Billie Jean Franks 2069 Orchard Ave girl June 2 Warner and Dorene Hansen 731 Darling St boy June 2 Jenney Max and Lois Field Q-52 Victory Rd Washington Terrace-girl June 2 Larsen Duwain and Ruth Olson Clearfield boy June 2 Edwards Gene and Yvonne Levie Clearfield girl June 2 Hodson Delmar and Deo 2556 Madison Ave girl June 2 Andrews and Lois Jackson 911 22nd St girl June 2 Fisher William and LaRae Clearfield boy June 2 Luddington Harold and Frances Woodbury 1519 Swan St boy June 2 5 Day Robert and-Rose Jorgenson 1949 Kiesel Ave boy June 3 Johnson Kenneth and Claire Armstrong! 449 Barker Court girl June 3 Arnold William Jaclr and Ruby Anderton Box 193-A Lomond View Drive North Ogden boy June 3 HILL AIR FORCE BASE Elevens George Alvin and Jennie Lou Harrison Roy boy June 2 Marriage Licenses Carl Gibbons 18 and Karen Marie Morgan 18 both of Ogden Junior Bingham 19 River-dale and LaDonna Comm 17 Slaterville Jay Lamb Nielsen 21 Warren and Lillian Atkinson 20 Logan Gardner Wintle Barlow legal age Ogden and Charlene Eleanor Baddley Jegal age Willard Boyd Gale Pett 26 Washington Terrace and Nola Illene Stanfield 20 of Ogden Reid Andrew Chamberlain 25 Pleasant View and Karen Jensen 19 of Ogden Blaine Lewis 26 and Bunny Lea Dudley 21 both of Ogden Dean Sharp 19 and Lois Jean Garner 18 both of Nyssa Ore George Henry Cowlishaw 23 and Patricia Gay Graham 19 both of Ogden WYO 1 Ralph! Fessler and Rose Mane Faulkner both of Evanston Alvin Stang and Irene Wass-burg both of Evanston George Brimhall and Shauna Jean Eyre both of Evanston Franklin William Stones Jr and Audrey Meister both of Afton Wyo Dan Schofield and Nona Zunther both of Kaysville Utah Orville Carter Provo Utah and Geraldine Steggel American Fork Utah Fred Lepore and Evelyn Young both of Salt Lake City Keith Lowham and Alice Thornock both of Diamond-ville Wyo All Colors' Sizes and Shapes Available to Install Do It yourself this week-end rm PERRIN INC flow mums p-- 3701 Washington Blvd 7 7 it1 I' Hf a relative of Lanius 1 The official said the accused was living with Cady in Ogden and on March 18 1953 took the check from the mailbox ana cashed it without notifying Cady Dawson to Talk SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Utah Rep William A Dawson will be among the speakers at the annual conference of the Western States Association of State Land Commissioners in San Francisco June 15 First Factory Aided Semi-Annual WALL TILE 1 Beautiful 13 Colors 13 Perfect Merchandise Regular 56c All Colors Sizes and Shapes Available Easy to Install HURRY! 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