Kindergarten Classes To Start Here
Kindergarten term begins September 13 with enrollment September 7 from 2 to 4 p.m. for five year olds or older. Eight month course prepares for next fall. Classes run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday with Mrs George Cox as instructor and Mrs Ernest Tolman assisting.
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George Cox
Greenbelt
Maryland
Cox
Ernest Tolman
Funeral Set For Pioneer Elquist of Oakley
Hyrum L. Elquist 69 pioneer resident of Oakley died recently in Pittsburg California where he had visited since August 17 with his daughters. Born June 16 1879 in Grantsville Utah he moved to Oakley in 1903 and married Florence McMurray September 9 1905 in Albion. Survived by sons John and Frank Elquist of Oakley and daughters Mrs Albert Frairchild Mrs Frank Fairchild and Mrs Frank Coats of Pittsburg California plus 16 grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at the Oakley LDS tabernacle burial in Oakley cemetery. Body arrived at McCulloch funeral home in Burley Friday and will lie in state at the tabernacle one hour before service.
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Burley—Hyrum L. Elquist
Oakley
Pittsburg
California
Grantsville
Utah
John
Mary Larson Elquist
Florence McMurray
Albion
Frank Elquist
Albert Frairchild
Frank Fairchild
Frank Coats
Oakley Lds Tabernacle
Oakley Cemetery
McCulloch Funeral Home
Burley
Willie
Tabernacle
Burley LDS Stake Sets Quarterly Conference Dates
Burley Utah. The Burley stake of the Latter Day Saints schedules a priesthood leadership meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday at the LDS seminary. General conference sessions are planned Sunday in the tabernacle with visiting speakers Bishop Le Grande Richards and William T. Lawrence. Assistants organizing include President Newell Baker and counselors Burdell T. Curtis Harvey J. Steele with Clerk Howard Nissan. Members from five Burley wards Declo Pella Springdale Starrh Unity and View will attend.
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Burley
LDS Stake
le Grande Richards
Salt Lake City
William T. Lawrence
LDS Seminary
Tabernacle
Bishop Richards
Mr. Lawrence
Newell Baker
Burdell T. Curtis
Harvey J. Steele
Howard Nissan
Burley Wards
Declo
Pella
Springdale
Starrh
Unity
View
Police Court Roundup Yields Mixed Guilty Pleas and Fines
James A. Hendricks pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 2.50 dollars. Seth R. Larsen denied fault but was found guilty on faulty brakes. a 10 dollar fine was suspended. Vernon Seybold forfeited a 5 dollar bond for failing to stop. Dwain J. Dunn pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign and paid 5 dollars. Charles W. Harshman fined 2.50 dollars with a suspension. John C. Traughber and Chester M. Belcher faced speeding charges with 10 and 15 dollar bonds forfeited respectively. Birth notice records St Anthony’s Hospital in September for Fos ei Chandler and spouse.
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James A. Hendricks
Seth R. Larsen
Vernon Seybold
Dwain J. Dunn
Charles W. Harshman
John C. Traughber
Chester M. Belcher
Loan Restrictions Fail to Slow Regional Loan Boom
Salt Lake City branch reports 83 million dollars in loans on Aug. 25 this year, up from 72 million in August 1947, showing federal restrictions have little deterring effect on lending activity.
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Nca
Federal Reserve
Salt Lake City
Jury Blames Truck But Not Driver
Coroner's inquest into the five death crash south of Pocatello did not find the truck driver Joe Williams responsible. The jury said the immediate cause was the truck on the wrong side of the highway, with Williams losing control after leaving the road to avoid collision. No blame assigned to the unidentified green sedan.
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the Post
Pocatello
Joe Williams
Drurymen
Williams
Morrison Machine
Altough
Morrison
Malad News Jottings Brief Travel Updates
Karl G Maeser returned to St Anthony Monday after a week in Malad. Ruth Davis and Ruby left for Oceanside California from Malad, staying with Mr and Mrs A R Castleton. B L Thomas came home from Salt Lake City where he organized winter housing while attending the university. Harold Doutre and family departed Wednesday for a Yellowstone park vacation.
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Malad
Karl G. Maeser
St. Anthony
Ruth Davis
Ruby
Oceanside
California
A. R. Castleton
Davis
B. L. Thomas
Salt Lake City
U. of U
Harold Doutre
Yellowstone Park
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