The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, January 9, 1961 25 Autos Crash Head on, Injure Two A head on collision on Brew. ery Hill, 450-10th East, Sunday at 5:41 p.m., injured a Salt Lake man and an Ogden man. STEPHEN Davies, 20, 1703 Harrison Ave. (1355 South), driver of one car, suffered a fractured right knee cap. He was listed in fair condition at LDS Hospital, John -M.
Haws, 26, 1047-20th Ogden, a passenger in the second auto, suffered severe head and left leg injuries. He, too, was listed in fair condition at LDS Hospital. INVESTIGATING Officers Blaine Poulsen and Farrell Stewart said the Davies vehicle was 'eastbound when it 'collided with a westbound car: driven by William Dafferson, 41, 2177 Jefferson Ogden. THE OFFICERS said the highway is divided, a metal I barricade separating the two traffic lanes, the Dafferson vehicle apparently had entered the of traffic at 11th East and 5th South. Both vehicles were demolished.
Mr. Dafferson was booked in city jail on charges of drunken driving. China, Soviet To Fight, Expert Says Continued from Page 17 ceeds 700 million and they have no space, while the nearest space is across the border 1 in Siberia." He explained that "a conflict is on now, but when and where it will become armed, I don't know." This will not happen within the next five years, however, he predicted, but "10 years from now, I wouldn't be surprised to see that (the Russian-Chinese) relationship ended." HOW CAN THIS situation affect us? "It's a good situation to be in," Mr. Salisbury opined, "if we utilize our advantages." He explained that "in certain cir c*mstances" we might manipulate the situation to our advantage either by "setting them at loggerheads with one another" or "getting one of them on our side." "I THINK WE are in for an era of rapidly shifting power factors in the world," he said. "We've got two.
Communist powers, neutral areas in Asia and Africa, Europe further away from us than before--the pieces are moving around on the chess board." Asked if, in this cold war, there was more to fear from the Russians or the Chinese, Mr. Salisbury replied without hesitation, "I am more afraid of the Chinese than the Russian Communists." Ethel F. Bisel WOODLAND. Mrs. Ethel Firth Bisel.
76, died Sunday, a.m., in a Heber rest home after an illness. Born June 15, 1884, Bench Creek. Wasatch County, to John Burton and Mary B. Duncan Firth. Married to David A.
Bisel April 9, 1902, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. He died July 24.. 1953. Active member, LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughters, Mrs.
automobile fixed object. Driver: Georgia Irene Bonacci, 18, 1023 Freemont Ave. (1115 South), suffered minor injuries. Damage: $100. 11:36 a.m.
Harrison Avenue (1355 South) and 16th East; carparked car. Driver: Judy Lynn Howard, 15, 1392-13th East; Parked car owner: Dr. John S. Marshall, 1576 Harrison Ave, Kent Robinson, 15, 1631. Browning Ave.
(1410 South), suffered minor injuries. Damage: $800. 12:05 p.m. Redwood Road and California Avenue (1355 South) two automobiles. Drivers: Jerry William Lockhart, 904 W.
7th South; Rue Jolley, 28. 4046 W. 4775 South. Damage: $40. No injuries.
Obituaries A.1.C. John McKeon proudly demonstrates how his balsa wood F106 model will almost support his weight on body, No Plans for F106 Model! HAFB Airman Does Job Special to The Tribune HILL AIR FORCE BASE The Wright Brothers, Henri Bleriot and other aviation pioneers would have been proud of A.1.C. John McKeon. The "by-guess-and-by-golly" construction of airplanes of 50 years ago was aocompanied by of the pants" flying. BUT NOT SO WITH AIRMAN McKEON when he decided he wanted to build a model airplane, but couldn't find any plans for an F106 "Delta Dart." This enterprising F89 crew chief decided there was nothing like the real thing so he went to the Air Force technical manuals for the F106, gathered some additional information from technical publications, then went to work.
By using a scale of seven-tenths of an inch to one foot, he drew his own plans for his model jet, which he expects to rival its big brother in performance. USING A PULSE JET ENGINE which will generate four pounds of thrust, Airman McKeon expects his delta model to fly about 165 miles an hour, a record for planes of its size. To make his model the crew chief scrounged some discarded wood from the interior of a C47 and purchased some basla wood from the hobby shop. With the exception of the landing gear and the pulseJet engine, Airman McKeon has made all the parts of the plane by hand. However, he must either make or buy a flow injector, a fuel metering valve and a spark plug before his model will take to the air.
Traffic Accident Report Here is a summary of fic accidents investigated by Salt Lake police Sunday: 12:05 a.m. State Street and and South Temple; two automobiles. Drivers: Henry Montoya, 18, 564 Pacific Ave. (440 South), suffered head injury; Lee Scott Johnson 17, 2648 2160 South. Damage: $130.
5:55 a.m. Ramona Avenue (1935 South) and 15th East; car out of control. Driver: Norman Paul Memmott. 16, 1 1990 Vine St. (6100 South), suffered a lip laceration.
Damage: 8200. a.m. West Temple and 5th Intermountain Robinson for William A. Mr. Robinson of Latter-day widow; son.
grandchildren, Mrs. sisters, Rex Culver City, (Ruth) SumCity. Friends call Monday, 6-8 p.m.. Burial, Ephraim C. Clark (Joe) Crawford Kiwanis Club.
Boy Served as Provo Red Cross. Provo resiSurvivors: daugh(Ruth) Hafen. Norvell W. Bethesda. Mrs.
Altadena. C. (Ethel) Allen. Mrs. John Y.
Merrell. Arlington. D. sisters. both Provo: Dr.
Stanley Strembel, PhoeWednesday. 12 Mortuary Drawing where friends call p.m.. Wednesday Provo City Ceme- Mr. Clark Curtis Jay Carter William A. Funeral services Robinson, 58; 2280 Lake St.
(740 East). who died Friday in a Salt Lake City hospital after long illness, will be Tuesday, 10 a.m.. 260 E. South Temple, Born Feb. 25, 1902.
Mercur. Tooele County, to Smith and Sarah Atkins Robinson, Mar ried Luella Schultz, July 15, 1930, Ephraim. Lehi several Member, years. resident, Church of Jesus Christ Saints. Survivors: William two Salt Lake City; (Elizabeth) Dowd, Mrs.
mers. Salt Lake place of service Tuesday prior. Cemetery, Joseph PROVO Joseph Clark, 75. 811 N. University died Saturday evening at his home of heart attack.
Sept. 30. 1885. Panguitch. Garfield County.
to Riley Garner a n- d. Margaret Houston Clark. Married Claire Evelyn Clark. June 27. 1906.
Salt Lake Temple. Church Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She died April 9, 1957. Active member LDS Church. Provo Scouts of America.
chairman of Insurance salesman. dent 43 years. ters, Mrs. Orvil St. George: Mrs.
(Jean) Page. L. C. (Helen) Mrs. Jack San Diego, (Marjorie) brothers.
MA. RE L. Elden nix. Ariz. Funeral p.m..
Berg Room Chapel, Tuesday, 6-8 prior. Burial, tery. OGDEN- -Curtis Jay Carter. Infant son of Wayne E. and Dianne Maxwell Carter, 4588 S.
150 W. died of prematurity Sunday morning in an Ogden hospital 11 hours after birth. Parents members of Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Surviving besides parents are: twin brother, Craig Jay; another brother, Michael: sister. Michelle: grandparents, Mrs.
Mary A. Carter: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Maxwell, all Ogden: parents, Mrs.
Oliver A. Carter, Morgan: Mrs. Hilda Stevens, Roy; Mrs. Agneus Moyer, Salt Lake City. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p.m..
Lindquist and Sons Mortuary chapel, where friends, call prior. Burials Washington Heights Me morial Cemetery, High Clouds to Dot Sky Here and There Today ARRox. Two persons is suffered injuries in head on col- bumper of automobile enmeshed with Msion on 10th East Sunday afternoon. Note the bumper of the late model sports sedan. Illness Takes Woman, LDS Leader Mrs.
Laurel Harper Webb, 47, 2374 Evergreen Ave. (3425 South), wife of Wilbur G. Webb, owner of Webb Distributing died Sunday at 10 a.m. after a long illness. Mrs.
Webb and her husband resided in the Panama Canal Zone for five years during World War II Mrs. Webb where Mr. Webb was employed in government service. Mrs. Webb helped organize the Balboa, Panama, Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.
SHE WAS BORN Aug. 23, 1913, in Pocatello, Idaho, to William Chester and Ruth Alice Bird Harper. She was married to Mr. Webb July 8, 1939, in the Logan LDS Temple. Mrs.
Webb had served an LDS mission in the Northwestern states, 1936-1938. MRS. WEBB is survived by her husband and a son, RichWilbur Webb; two brothers, B. T. Lewis, Casper, and C.
D. Lewis, Sacramento, two sisters, Mrs. Donald L. (Anna Belle) Brown and Mrs. D.
C. (Rose Mary) Triplett, Yuba City, Calif. FUNERAL services will be Wednesday at noon at the East Mill Creek LDS Ward chapel, 27th East and Evergeen Avenue. THE FAMILY asks those desiring make contributions to the American Cancer Society. Burglary Nets $15 Burlars stole approximately $15 from a change machine at the East Bench Laundromat, 1430-21st East, sometime Saturday night, Gilbert Gower, manager, told police Sunday.
David A. Hamnett ALPINE. Utah County David Alma Hamnett, 75, died Saturday, p.m.. at his Alpine residence of natural causes Born Sept. 1.
1885, Alpine, to David and Jeanette Winn Hamnett. Married Esther Healey Feb. 5, 1908, Provo. She died Jan. 12.
1946. Active member. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Survivors: sons and daughters, Alma Mr. Hamnett Mrs.
Warren (Chelta) Jackson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Kay (Joyce) Jacobs, Pleasant Grove: Mrs. Frank C. (Louise) Austin, Mrs. (Marjorie) Alldredge.
Vaughn Hamnett, Alpine: 22 grandchildren, 1 four sisters: Mrs. Pearl Chipman Mrs. Anna Salm Mrs. Claude (Pansy) Zabriskie, Mrs. Willis (Rea) Smith, Salt Lake City, Funeral Wednes day.
1 p.m.. Alpine LDS Ward chapel. Friends call Tuesday. 7-9 p.m.. Anderson and Sons Mortuary, American Fork: Wednesday.
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Vaughn Hamnett residence, Alpine. Burial, Alpine Cemetery. Elma J. B.
Inman Elma Janson Burton Inman, 46. 2262 S. 734. S. 6th East, died Sunday, 10:15 a.m.
in Salt Lake hospital of heart ailment. Born Oct. 29. 1914, Gunnison, Sanpete County, to Charles Arthur and Jennie Caroline de son Janson, Married Richard Burton, Dec. 5, 1935, He died 1948.
Married Raymond C. Inman, Oct 17, 1952 Salt Lake City. Active member Church of Jesus Christ of Mrs. Inman Mrs. Inman Latter-day Saints.
Survivors: husband: sons and daughters. Newell Burton. Buddy, R. Inman, J. Robert Inman.
Janet Shirlene Inman. Salt Lake Woodrow City: brother and Mrs. sisters, M. A. Janson, Allen (Lyddle) Riley, Jennie Roselyn Janson.
LaMar Mrs. Thomas Molinaro, C. Janson, Salt City, Funeral, Tuesday noon. Second LDS Ward Chapel, 7th 5th East. Burial, Logan City Albert A.
Tunbridge NEPHI Funeral for Albert Alger Tunbridze. 79. who died Saturday, 6 a.m.. at his home will be Tuesday noon. Levan Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter to Saints.
Born May 25. Levan, William and Alice Shepherd Tumbridge. Married Daisy Vickery 1900. Shel died 1057, Retired carpenter, mechanic. Member, LDS Church.
Survivors: daughters. Verl Dean. Draper: Ronald, Layton. Davis County: Kae. American Fork: Itha Mrs.
Joyce Davis, Provo: Mrs. Green, Fountain Green. Sanpete County: Mrs. Nellie Booth, Alma. Mrs.
Alice Howlett. Draper; Mrs. Elma Lane. Portersville, 33 grandchildren; six Friends call Monday evening, Anderson Mortuary, Tuesday prior, Chapel. Burial, Levan Cemetery.
Data From U.S. Weather Bureau Skies will be occasionally cloudy Monday, over Salt Lake City and northern Utah, while the rest of the state may expect mostly fair skies. TEMPERATURE CHART (Data to Sunday at 5 p.m.) Utah 12-hr. 18-hr. 84-hr.
Hich Low Pree. Blanding 42 11 Bryce Canyon 40 Cedar City Coalville Delta Green River 43 Logan Milford 54 Orden Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport Wendover Idaho Boise Burley 52 Idaho Falls 38 Pocatello 48 15 Intermountain States Billing 55 25 Butte Cheyenne Denver 56 Elko 53 20 Burned Child Still Critical LAS VEGAS, Nev. (P) A three- year old girl was listed in critical condition Sunday at Nellis Air Force Base hospital near Las Vegas. Officials plan to airlift blood donors Monday to aid the girl, Julia Howe. BLOOD DONORS will come from Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and San Bernardino, Calif.
William Simons, Kearns, Utah, was among those who volunteered blood. Meet Honors Utahn Special to The Tribune LOGAN A Utah State University student from Aberdeen, Idaho, Jack A. Grimmett, was chosen outstanding delegate at the 23rd biennial convention of Theta Tau, national professional engineering fraternity, in Detroit recently. Ely Evanston Grand Junction Las Vegas Reno 55 Rock Springs 40 Sheridan West Yellowstone Pacific States Los Angeles 78 Portland 52 8 San Diego 75 San Francisco 53 Seattle Spokane Midwest Bismarck 25 Chicago Detroit 26 Duluth 15 Kansas City 36. Minneapolis Omaha East Boston New Washington, York City D.C.
South St. Louis San Antonio New Orleans 2.05 Albuquerque Atlanta Miami Oklahoma City Phoenix Salt Lake -Weather Data! Precipitation for 24-hour period ended Sunday at 5 p.m., none: precipitation for January, a trace, accumulative deficiency, .32 precipitation since Oct. 1, 1960, 3.31 accumulative deficiency. 1.11 sunrsie Monday. sunset, 5:19.
Capital City Briefs Police Press Investigation In Clothes Shop Holdup Investigation continued Sunday in the armed robbery of two employes of Soll's Clothes Shop, 68 W. Broadway (300 South), in which $250 was stolen Saturday afternoon, but no significant information was uncovered. Officer N. K. Johnson spent almost two hours Sunday interrogating a 41-year-old Salt Lake man being held as suspect in the case.
ALSO QUESTIONED WAS a 39-year-old man being held as an accessory of the crime. Neither man gave information that would aid police in locating the stolen money. Both denied being involved in the robbery. Officer Johnson said he searched the suspect's hotel room but did not locate the funds. Canada Names Consul General A new consul general will represent the Canadian gov.
ernment for Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, Hawaii and HE IS DR. Orvill E. Ault, Ot- tawa, a graduate of Queen's University, University of Toronto and the University of Michigan. His offices will be at 400 Montgomery San Francisco. Reception for Cleric A reception Sunday honored the Rev.
and Mrs. Benny C. Boling of Central Christian Church, 370-3rd East, prior to their for Council Bluffs, Iowa. The Rev. Mr.
Boling, for the past 19 months, has been associate pastor of the church. Trade School Under Way Winter quarter is getting under way at Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute with the regular program of vocational training courses and a series of six special training conferences, announced J. L. Nelson, president. SPECIAL registration will be required for the conferences, specifically designed to help supervisors and foremen in industry, he said.
William H. Irvine William Hodge Irvine, 70, 7 E. 4th South, died Saturday, 9:50 p.m.. in local hospital of natural causes. Born.
June 4. 1890. Salt Lake City to William and Mary odge Irvine. Married Irene White, Sept. 20.
1916. Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter da Saints. She died May 25. 1951. Building engineer Phillips Petroleum Building.
Survivors: Mr. Irvine daughters, Salt Lake City: Mrs. David Mrs. Terry (Claire) (Lorraine) Keefer, Houston. and sister.
four grandsons: brother Alonzo Irvine. Salt Lake City: Martha Irvine. Pacific Grove. Calif. Funeral Wednesday noon, where 260 South Temple, friends call Tuesday, 'Burial p.m.
Salt Wednesday prior. Lake City Cemetery. Odell (Shelley) Sessions OGDEN-Odell H. (Shelley) Sessions. 61.
died Sunday, 4:30 a.m.. in an Ogden hospital after an ness. Born Nov. 7, 1899, Bountiful, to James C. and Selena Jane Holt Sessions.
Married Altha S. Parker, 15. 1922. Salt Lake Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Former production manager.
Royal Canning Co. Ogden. Former salesman, Van Kampen Furniture Co. High priest, LDS Thirty-Second Ward, Survivors: widow: daughters: Mrs. Fred E.
(LeJean) Call, Roy; Mrs. Robert J. (Faye) Hawkins, Sunnyvale, 15 brothers and sister: William Sessions, Arvil Sessions, Mrs. Lawrence Sessions, Clearfield: vin Hill. Layton.
Funeral day. 11 a.m., Aultorest call Chapel Tues- of Flowers, where friends until services Wednesday, Burial, Aultorest Memorial Park. Nellie L. Watson Nellie Long Watson, 72. 1633 Melrose Seattle, died in a Salt Lake City hospital 11:30 Saturday.
after surgery. Born to London, William J. England, and June Catherine 1888. E. Bromwich Long.
Married Clarence Watson Nov. 25, Wash. He died July 1918. Member. Episcopal Hardman Church, Seattle.
Survivors: daughter. Former employe, Mrs. Frank (Elsie) Gold, Salt Lake three grandchildren: brother. Long Seattle: sister, Mrs. Berry Seattle.
Funeral and burial, Seattle. Herman O. Steelsmith KIMBERLY. IDAHO Funeral for Herman C. 56.
will held Tuesday in White. Mortuary Chapel. Twin Falls, Mr. Steelsmith. Kimberly blacksmith and welder, died Saturday at his home heart ailment.
Born June, 1. 1904. Scott City. Kan. Had lived in Buhl and Kimberly, Idaho, since 1930.
Married Leslie Emma Glover Feb. 1931, Kimberly. Memper Kimberly Redeemer Lutheran Church, Survivors! widow. Jack daughters. Mrs.
William Lovelady, Gooding: Mrs. Mrs. Larry Carmel Novak, Zamora, Vale. Buhl: sister and six grandchildren. Burial in Twin Falls Cemetery, Salt Lake City and vicinity Fair, with occasional.
high cloudiness Monday and Tuesday. High both days 40 to 45, low 16 to 20. Utah- -Fair Monday and Tuesday, with north. occasional Cooler. high Highs 38 cloudiness to 50, in lows the 10 to 22.
Southwestern Idaho Cloudy with light rain or snow in the mountains Monday Monday morning. and Otherwise Tuesday. Cooler. partly Highs 38 to 46, lows 15 to 25. Southeastern Idaho Considerable cloudiness Monday with a few rain or snow showers in northern mountains.
Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. Cooler. Highs 35 to 44, lows 10 20. Eastern Nevada--Fair through Tues. with occasional high cloudiness north.
Cooler. Highs 40 to 50, lows 10 to 20. Wyoming- Partly cloudy north, generally fair south through Tuesday. Cooler. Highs 35 to 45.
Summary A weak weather disturbance moved through northern sections of the Intermountain Area Sunday with little effect, except for high cloudiness. Strong winds developed in western Montana, continuing throughout the day, Temperatures were up little. They reached into the low 508 in many, areas. New York Times Service NEW YORK, Jan. 8 Snow fell Sunday in the Appalachians and the Region.
Some light rain was reported in portions of the southern states. It was cold in the East and cooler in California. Elsewhere there was little temperature change. COLDER Mont, ROCK NEW Minn. COLDER Conn ELROO SALT LAKE 32 YORK SAN DENVER Neb.
AIGH 20 55 FRANCISCO L5 Ohio CEDAR Colo. CITY WARMER Mo. Ky. LOS ANGELES Tenn, Ariz. N.M..
LEGEND CLOUDY PARTLY FAIR CLOUDY RAIN SNOW SHOWERS SCATTERED NEW ORLEANS FRONT SNOW WARM STATIC COLD FRONT: FRONT WIND -SPEED (MPH) OF PRESSURE AREAS (75) FLURRIES HIGH TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR CITIES SHOWN The weather forecast map for Monday indi- City and Utah, southern Idaho, Wyoming, Lake Nevada, Scattered Legal Notices INVITATION TO BID Bids will be received, by the Purchasing Division of the Commission 147 of State Finance of the Salt State of Capitol, Lake City, Utah, until 9:00 A.M.. January 18, 1961, on the following F.O.B. destination: SALT LAKE TRADE CAL INSTITUTE, REQ. NO. 893: WELDING ROD.
PARK AND RECREATION, REQ. NO. BACKHOE. FINANCE, REQ. NO.
152: BAT. TERY CONTRACT. FINANCE, REQ. NO. 302: PAPER.
FISH AND GAME, REQ. NO. 4517: CAMERA. FISH AND GAME. REQ.
NO. 4576: AUTOMOBILE FISH AND GAME, REQ. 4577: PRINTING OF BOOKLET. The Commission of Finance reserves the right to reject any or all bids; or to accept or reject the whole or any part of any bid: or to waive any informality or technicality in any bid in the interest of the State, Only bids giv. ing firm quotation signed will be Bid proposals and specifications will be furnished upon request.
D. K. MOFFAT. Purchasing Agent (C-78) NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF POLICY OWNERS The annual meeting of policy owners (members) of Standard Insurance Company, will be at the company's offices. 812 S.
W. Washington. Portland. Oregon, Tuesday February 7. 1961.
3:00 p.m.. tor the purpose of electing successors to directors of the company of the class whose. term of office expires at that time, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the eting. STANDARD COMPANY Edwin A. Phillips, vice president and secretary Florists BROWN FLORAL CO.
Flowers Cut Fresh Daily Salt Lake's Leading Florist EM 4-5544 uneral Olrectors DESERET MORTUARY "UTAH'S OUTSTANDING FUNERAL DIRECTORS" EM 4-6528 FOR SALE San Juan appr. 1,100 acres oil and lease, Township 40 South. Range 14 East. Price open. Box W-32.
this paper. 3-Lost and Found REWARD Information on whereabouts of large' brindle colored male boxer, 2 yrs. old, ans. Alexander. CY 8-2264.
W. L. Hibler, 4341 W. 5415 S. LOST -Boston blackwhite.
Sat. vic. 21et So, Reward. Will party who called Th Thurs. H0 4-8071.
call again. EL 5- snow expected in Idaho. Clara M. B. Woods PROVO Mrs.
Clara May Bumce Woods, 90, former Provo dent, died in St. George, at the home of a daughter Saturday. of causes incident to age. Born Sept. 1, 1870, in Panaca, Nev.
Louis De Mott and Emma Lisa Sudweeks Bumce, She was adopted in infancy by Joseph Coumerilh. Married to James Bird Woods. Jan. 1, 1890, in Lincoln County, Nev later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple Mrs. Woods Church of Jesus Christ of Latter: day Saints.
Active member Church. Educated in Lincoln Nev. and Parowan Iron County. Lived in Provo from Dec. 18.
1899, until about three years ago when she moved to St. George to live with her daughter. Surviyors: SOn. daughters, Clarence James, Portland, Mrs. Clara Terry.
George: Mrs. Foster (Myrtle) Hanna, duch*esne County: 16, 41 great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., Berg Mortuary Drawing Room Chapel p.m... where friends Wednesday prior. Tuesday, Burial call City Cemetery, Eliza P.
Waldeim Eliza Paterson Waldheim, 69, 213 W. 5th North. died Saturday 7:30 p.m., in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes. Born Sept. 17.
1891, Paisley, Scotland. to John and Ellen Murdock Paterson. Married to Carl Waldheim. Arlington. N.J..
Sept. 8. 1916. He died April. 1959.
Member Presbyterian Church. Came to Salt Lake City 1949. Survivors: brothers. sister, Mrs. John E.
(Nellie) Drummond, Salt Lake City: John, James. Hugh Waldheim, all New Jersey. Funeral. burial. Arlington, N.J.
Friends call 260 E. South Temple Monday 6-8 p.m. Rosalie J. Reeves BRIGHAM CITY Rosalie Joy Reeves, 5-year-old daughter of Blaine and Margaret Gent Reeves. 434 N.
5th East. died Sunday, 1:30 p.m. In a Brigham City hospital after an illness. Born July 27, 1955, Brigham City. Survivors: parents, sister.
brothers, Stephanie Dale, Jackie Lynn, Leonard Lee. Brian Geoffrey: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gent.
Tremonton: Gertrude Turk. Provo. Late Death James H. Jensen, 78, 7540 Forbush Ave. (100 East), died Sunday night in a Salt Lake hospital.
Funerals BURNS Funeral services for Sarah Dalton Burns will be held Tuesday 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Interment. Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director Larkin Mortuary. FINLEY- Graveside services for Jasper Y. Finley will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in the City Cemetery by Rev.
W. S. BainSunset bridge. Lawn Friends Mortuary, call 2350 at East the 13th South Monday prior to servIces. Funeral directors Sunset Lawn Mortuary.
Clarence H. Erickson Clarence Horace Erickson, 76, 2531 Lincoln an (4115 South) died Sunday, 6:10 a.m, at his home of coronary occluBorn Sept, 23, 1884. Salt Lake City to Peter and Hannah Johnson Erickson. a ried Ida Aldous Erickson, Jan. 23.
1908, Salt Lake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter. Erickson, 76, 151 N. 5th West, died Saturday p.m. of natural causes. Born June 29, 1889, Central, Sevier County to Martin Nath a niel, and Eunice Marble.
Married Bethena Lay, Sept. 30, 1913, Richfield. Later solemnized. Manti Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Lived in Ogden.
Active in LDS work. Survivors: widow: song and daughters: Elmo Retired. Mr. Erickson 1951. Active and a high priest Holladay LDS Ninth Ward.
Past dent, Holstein Friesian Assn. Survivors: widow: daughters: Mrs. Watson (Mary) C. Eatough, Mrs. Holger (Helen) K.
Ohrn, Salt Lake grandchildren. 2 greatgrandchildren; sisters and brother: Elsie, Salt Lake City; Carrie Palmer, Portland, Prescott. Salt Lake City. Funeral Thursday noon, 260 E. South Temple, where friends, call prior.
Wednesday, Burial, Salt 6-8 Lake p.m.. Thursday City Cemetery. Russell B. Marble Russell Benjamin Marble, 71, Mr. Marble Mr.
Marble Lawn Memorial Park. Eunice M. Cox Mill Valley, Mri. Edward Ivan H. (Olive) Sorenson.
(Opal) Larsen, Washington Torrace. Weber County: Harvey Lakeland. Mrs. Ruth Grow, Roy: Max Las Vegas, Sheldon Golden Ogden: Mrs. (Emily) Spencer, Sunset: Stephen Laurel Bay, S.C.: 29.
grandchildren, Frank Marble. Salt Lake p.m.. 260 City £. South Funeral, Temple, Thursday, where friends call Wednesday Wasatch p.m.. Thursday prior, Burial at Eunice Margurite Cox.
81, 2480 Kentucky Ave, (4730 died her residence Saturday 8:30 p.m. of pneumonia, Born Nov. 23. 1879, Atchinson, Kan. to James and Ella Dunn Rathbun, Married to John William Cox 1905, Salt Lake City.
He died June 8. 1932. MemEpiscopal Church, Survivors: sons, John Don W. Los Salt Angeles; Lake Rob8 5 great grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Edith Wednesday Stine, Salt 11 Lake City Funeral, a.m.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church. 231 E. 1st South, 574 Friends E. 1st call Tuesday 7-8 p.m.
Private South. Wednesday half-hour prior. burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Summit County- Mrs. Bisel Mrs.
Bisel land 'Cemetery. Charles (Zelma) Reynard, Washington, D.C.; Mra. J. Parley (Vera) Brown, Coalville, Summit County: Mrs. Carl Taylor, Heber; Rean B.
Spokane. Wash. Mrs. Frank (Gwen) Stephens, Tooele; Mrs. Ralph (Inez) Franson, Oakley, Summit County; David DeLoy, Woodland: 37 grandchildren; 28 brothers, Herbert Firth, duch*esne: Joseph Firth, Ogden: Rayoel Firth, Pinedale, Wyo.
Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m.. Woodland LDS Ward Chapel. Friends, call Tuesday, 7-9 p.m.. Olpin Mortuary, Heber, Wednesday chapel. Burial, Wood: Anthony V.
Crus Anthony Anthony Victor 19th East. died Sunday, 5 a.m.. at his residence of a heart ailment. Castlegate. County, Aug.
13. 1904. to Mr. and Mrs. Michael us.
Married Edna Silfvast. Aug. 1934. tiful. Branch office manager.
Western Union. mem ber of Wasatch Presbyterian Church. Argenta Masonic Lodge. El Kalah Shrine. widow: Son, Santa Clara, Wednesday 1 pie.
650 South call Tuesday State, Masonic one hour prior. Ernest L. -Ernest 50. Vernal, a Salt Lake liness. Born Fork, Uintah and.
Lola Hall Louise Caldwell Craig. Colo. Salt Lake Jesus Christ In timber Former member District Survivors: grandchildren: terr: Chellus, Jack (Edith) Lent. Hatch, all of (Flora) Scott. Edgar Mazie Mrs.
Ralph Ore. Funeral Vernal LDS Friends call day evening. Family suggests mary Childrens City. Burial, Park Cemetery, KELLY Funeral services for Mark O. Kelly will be held Monday 2 p.m.
in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday 6-8 p.m. and Monday prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery, Funeral directors Larkin Mortuary. HEATH Funeral services for Clifton John Heath will be held Tuesday, 12 noon in the Rose Room.
36 E. 7th South Street. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary Monday, 6-8 p.m.
and Tuesday prior to services. Funeral Directors, Deseret Mortuary, PERRY Funeral services for Annie M. Wilkinson Perry will be held Monday 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday 6-8 p.m. and Monday Hoytsville, prior to Utah.
services. Funeral In. terment directors Larkin Mortuary. RICH Private funeral services for Mary Streeper Rich will held Monday at p.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple (for family and close friends) Cremation in the Shrine of Memories Memorial Mausoleum.
Funeral directors. Larkin Mortuary. ROBINSON Funeral services for William Athin Robinson will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 260 East South Temple.
Friends call at the mortuary Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Ephraim Cemetery, Ephraim, Utah. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.
TRYON Funeral services for Ethel Melinda Evans Tryon of 3207 South West Temple. will be held Tuesday, 12 noon in the chapel at the Colonial Mortuary. 2128 South State. where friends may call Monday evening. from 6-8 p.m...
and Tuesday prior to services. Interm Oakley CemeFuneral directors. Colonial Mortuary. WILLIAMS- services for David John Williams will be held Monday, 12 noon. in 25th Ward Chapel, 446 South 8th West.
Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th South, Sunday, 6 to and at the ward on. Monday prior to service. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. Legal Notices NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS PRUDENTIAL FEDERAL AND LOAN regular Notice is Annual hereby Meeting given that the Members of Prudential Federal Savings Loan Association will be held and will convene at the Home Office of said Association at 125 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, in the County Salt Lake, State of Utah, on Wednesday, the 18th day of January, A.D.
1961, at the hour of. 7:00 o'clock in the evening on said day. at which said meeting. Directors for said Association will other be matters elect. ed, and all of business, coming before said meeting will be considered and acted upon, Dated this 29th day of (S 1960.
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