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The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, August 13, 1962 Former Legislator, 87, Dies in Logan Special to The Tribune LOGAN Danford M. Bickmore, 87, a former member of the Utah State Legislature, died Saturday at 11:40 a.m. in a Logan hospital after a short illness. In 1910 Mr. Bickmore was elected a Cache County representative to the Utah House of Representatives.

He served in the Mr. Bickmore 1911 Legislature. A MEMBER OF the board of the Cache National Farm Loan Assn. many years, he also served on the Cache County Welfare Board, the Paradise Town Board and the Paradise Water Co. Board for nearly 40 years.

Bickmore, who was the father of Lee S. Bickmore, president of National Biscuit moved to Logan from Paradise eight years ago. HE WAS engaged in farming until recent years. He also Climber Breaks Leg Special to The Tribune PROVO A Salt Lake woman who was climbing on Mt. Timpanogos at Emerald Lake with her 1 husband a two companions slipped and broke her leg late Saturday afternoon.

Sunday, Mrs. Gilbert (LeAnn) Carlson, 1588 E. 7200 South, was reported in good condition at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. Two Guard Units: 'Free' Tuesday Personnel of two units of the 'Utah National Guard which arrived home Sunday will be released from active duty Tuesday morning during ceremonies in Salt Lake City and Springville. THE XI CORPS Artillery, Salt Lake City, and the 116th Engineer Light Equipment Springville, arrived Sunday from Ft.

Lewis, after being called to active duty during the recent buildup of the armed forces. Ceremonies Monday morning will see the release from active duty of members of the 115th and 3659th' Ordnance companies. ALL MEMBERS of the Utah National Guard called to active service will be honored at a "welcome home" program Monday, Aug. 20, at Highland High School. Boise Cascade Sales Up By Associated Press BOISE Boise Cascade Corp.

reported Sunday that sales for the first six months of 1962 totaled $77,576,429, a 21 per cent increase over the same period in 1961. R. V. HANSBERGER, president, said net income per share was 49 cents compared to 27 cents for the same period last year. Sales: a year ago were 876,924, M.

(Edna) Bartlett, Daly City, Mrs. Stephen (Jean) White, Farmington; and Mrs. Sterling D. (Barbara) Sessions, Provo. HE ALSO IS survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Wallace J. (Alfarette Sorensen) Liddle, Salt Lake City; 40 grandchildren, 46 great-grandchildren, 3 great great and a brother, William M. Bickmore, Bountiful. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Hyrum LDS Stake House.

Friends may at Hall. Mortuary, 34 E. Center, on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and at the Hyrum Stake House Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. until time of services.

Burial be in Paradise City Cemetery. NET INCOME for 1962 was $1,849,387, Mr. Hansberger had taught school for 17 years in Wellsville and Paradise; and had owned and operated a eral store in Paradise. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he filled a mission in the Northern States and served as stake superintendent of the Young Men's Mutual Improve ment Assn, HE WAS A member of the High Council and was a counselor 1 in the Hyrum LDS Stake presidency before becoming stake president a position he held for more than 12 years. He also was a former patriarch of Hyrum LDS Stake.

Born at Wellsville on Jan. 3, 1875, a son of David and Elizabeth McArthur Bickmore, he moved with his parents to Paradise while he was a child and attended schools there. He later attended Brigham Young College at Logan, graduating in 1897. ON MARCH 3, 1898, he married Mary Jane Smith in the Logan LDS Temple. She died in 1918.

He married Lette Critchlow Sorensen on June 14, 1922. Other survivors include seven sons and four daughters, David Bickmore, Long Beach, Rulon S. Bickmore, Salt Lake City; Lee S. Bickmore, Short Hills, N.J.; LeRoy S. Bickmore, Ft.

Huachuca, Vaughan S. Bickmore, Brigham City; Raymond S. Bickmore, Ogden; Danford C. Bickmore, Los Angeles; Mrs. Robert W.

(Ann) Lepper, San Lorenzo, Mrs. Leslie said, compared to $1,009,047 for last year. He said cash flow increased 41 per cent from $3,032,710 to $4,284,907. "THE FIRST six months of 1962 have been particularly significant for Boise Cascade. he said.

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