8 Millard County Chronicle-Progress HINCKLEY Sharon Western Ph: 864-3335 Ronald and Shirley Morris and three children Tammie, Stacie and John Daniel of Calif. spent the weekend with parents Harold: and Belva Morris. On Saturday Carl and Beryl Hardy went to Holden celebrate Father's Day with Beryl's father, Clyde Wood. Family members from Salt Lake were Lavon and Earl Hunter, Wyla and Rulon Sherwood and Eudene Thompson. We enjoyed a lovely dinner and all had a nice time visiting.
I can't leave out mom. She was there also, and we love them both. Wayne, Thora, Ward and NaRae Peterson left on June 11 for New Orleans. The first day they drove to Albuquerque, TX. This was a beautiful drive.
After two days of driving through beautiful pine trees and swampy land and oil pumps they arrived in Lake Charles where they met Jill and husband (Jill is Ward and NaRae's daughter and son-in-law). Then they drove on into Baton Rouge, then New Orleans where they spent two nights. We went to the French Quarter, Bourbon Street and had dinner and a cruise on the Creole Queen. Then we started on our way home. We went to Morgan City.
While there we went to the swamp museum and saw alligators and one of the oldest Cyprus trees that is left standing. Also while there we went to the Century House and saw some of the costumes that are on display from the Mardi Gras Parade. Then on to Alexander, LA, then to Bowre, TX. From there to New Mexico and then to Colorado. In Pueblo, CO we went to the Royal Forge then over the Continental Divide, Montrose and Junction, CO and on home.
Everyone had such a good time, we were sorry that when we stopped on our way through Colorado NaRae had the misfortune of falling and breaking her arm. Better luck next time, NaRae. Gene and Carol Bishop held their family reunion at their home June 20. There were 3 33 family members present. There was a lot of visiting done and sandbox, swimming pools, etc.
were provided for the youngsters. A planned pot luck dinner was held and plenty to eat. Out of towners were Gary and Rita Dansie, sons Billy, Shawn and friend from Orem. Billy and Gwen Rogers and family Chad and Lary Hardy and two children Stephanie Rogers, Frances Rogers and son from Milford. Steven and Shaunda Bishop and two children from Enock, Cragi from Antelope Springs, Vicki Halsey from West Valley City, Stan Bishop and two children and friend Teresa Andeson and baby, Brad and Jackie Bishop and three daughters from Wendover.
And Carol's mother Golda Christensen from Delta. Craig went to National Guard so Carol rode up to Vicki's with him. Then Carol and Vicki visited other family members in Salt Lake and Randolph before returning home. On Wednesday of last week visitors at the home of Carl and Beryl Hardy were Sheldon Turnidge from Bountiful. They were one of the couples that were serving a mission in Papua New Guinea when we were USPS 349-520 Thurs.
July 2, 1987 ABRAHAM Phyllis Johnson Ph: 864-3675 On June 4 a group of people from this area boarded a tour bus to go to Portland, OR to attend the Portland Rose Festival and see other points of interest. Going from here were Cleone Tolbert, Elaine Turner, Bert and Nell Sorenson, Max and Laurel Johnson, Maurine Campbell and Karl and Eleanor Murray. Karl and Eleanor's daughter Joan and husband Bill Simpson came from Washington and met the tour in Portland. Besides the Festival of Roses they attended a band concert, The Symphony and a concert by the Lettermen. In Florence, OR Karl, Eleanor, Cleone and Elaine had dinner and spent the evening with former Abraham residents Raliegh and Peggy Franklin.
They returned home on June 11. Don and Lois Chaplin came from Kanab to spend the weekend with Lola Stoneking and attend the wedding reception for Mari Ann Adams and Tony Trillo. Helen Marie Sutton came from Clover to see Don and Lois while they were here. Ken Thatcher have recently made trips to Dillon, Montana and Chandler, AZ. Their daughter Hazel Maiben went with them to Ariz.
The Sherrill Tolbert family spent a week in Heber City to attend and participate in the high school rodeo. Troy Tolbert entered several events and came home with his share of the prizes. Monte and Tina Myers from Cedar Ci- Arbuckle also from Bountiful. They will be leaving for Papua New Guinea in July. The day was spent visiting and telling mission experiences.
Mike Brown had the misfortune to fall. I hear that he is wearing a cast. Hope you hurry and get better, Mike. A Wright family reunion was held at the Hinckley Chapel on Saturday of last week. There were over 300 hundred in attendance.
A pot luck lunch was enjoyed and the afternoon spent organizing a Joseph Wright family organization. A thoroughbred Arabian horse was raffled off and Belva Morris was the lucky winner. Games were played and everyone had fun meeting family members that they had never seen before. What I am wondering is what Belva will do with an Arabian horse. On Saturday afternoon Rodney Wright I left for a trip to Israel and Egypt with Marlow Neilson group that is making a tour of these places.
Family members to see their father off on this trip were Bob, Elwin, Edward, John and Mel. We will have more on the trip when Rodney gets home. A happy surprise for Russell and Leslie Talbot came Tuesday morning when the phone rang and it was from Social Services telling them that they had a baby girl for them. They were to be in Salt Lake by 10 a.m. Wednesday to get their bundle of joy.
Everyone is happy for them. After waiting for so long, home waiting for the wee little miss is big brother Brandon. She weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz. and 19 inches long.
Grandpa Cluff said she looks just like him--no hair on top, but they are all proud of their new little Megan ty joined the family on Saturday for the final day. Our community was saddened by the death of Ladd Fullmer on June 20. Ladd has been in poor health for sometime. He and Dorothy have recently moved to Flowell from Mammoth, AZ. All of his children were here for the funeral.
Owen Fullmer from Addy, WA is staying for a while to help his mother. Don Fullmer and all of his sisters were here for the funeral. They are cousins of Ladd. Garland and Phyllis Johnson returned home Wed. from a vacation to Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
Bear Lake in Utah and Idaho is the bluest blue you'll ever see. The Paris Idaho Stake Tabernacle which was build in the 1880's is really a monument to the craftsmen of that day. We made a short stop in Yellowstone Park, toured Butte, MT and Deer Lodge, MT. In Salmon, ID we visited my sister Faun and husband Carl Guillette and daughters, Natalie, Gale and Andrea. In Gooding, ID we visited my grandmother's 88-year-old sister, Thelma Peterson Butler and Jim and Nora (Wise) Bohn.
The weather was nice a and cool and it was good to get away and always good to come home. DELTA Eddys Barben Ph: 864-3696 there. They brought with them which will be her name. SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS The Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers would like to announce the schedule of all visiting physicians 1 to Millard County. Along with Primary Care services rendered by each hospital (Nursing Service, Obstetrics and Nursery, Laboratory, Radiology, Emergency Room, Surgery, Physical Therapy, Home Health Care) the following physicians bring their specialities to our hospitals to enhance our service base.
The following schedule is printed for your convenience. It lists names, specialities, dates and appointment numbers. SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS TO MILLARD COUNTY Delta Community Medical Center Dr. Jackson Orthopedic 2nd Wednesday of the Month Mornings. For appointments call 864-5591.
Dr. Mendenhall Orthopedic Last Tuesday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 864-5591 Dr. Jacobs Orthopedic 2nd Friday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 864-5591 Dr. Macarthur Orthopedic Last Friday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 864-5591 Dr. Crouch Urologist First Tuesday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 864-5591 Dr.
Nelson Ear, Nose Throat 2nd Wednesday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 864-5591 Dr. Hunsaker Ophthalmologist Last Friday of the Month Mornings For appointments call 864-5591 Dr. Yeates Allergy First Thursday of the Month For appointments call 375-9445 Dr. Dickenson Dr. Hemmert Endoscopy Every other Wednesday, twice a Month Appointments are scheduled by local Physicians thru Utah Valley Hospital Dr.
Woolsey Dr. Glenn OB-GYN Appointments will be scheduled with Hospital by local Physicians for Risk cases. Fillmore Community Medical Center Dr. Jackson Orthopedic Starting the month of July, Dr. Jackson will be coming to Fillmore on the 2nd Tuesday of the Month in the afternoons.
For appointments call 743-5555 Dr. Nelson Ear, Nose Throat 2nd Wednesday of the Month Mornings For appointments call 743-5700 Dr. Hunsaker Ophthalmologist 4th Friday of the Month Afternoons For appointments call 743-5555 Dr. Dickenson Dr. Hemmert Endoscopy Every other Wednesday Afternoons Appointments are scheduled by local Physicians thru Utah Valley Hospital Both Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers have the services of Ron Draper, CRNA, who provides Anesthesiology and Epidural service.
On Saturday evening, June 27 Arch and Eddys Barben celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary and Eddys' birthday. They enjoyed a delicious dinner hosted by Colleen and Joe Stewart at Rick's Restaurant. Those attending were Colleen and Joe Stewart, Russell and Kristann Stewart and Jennifer and Brittney Stewart, Mr. Gordon Barben of St. George, UT and Arch and Eddys Barben.
Barbara and Bevin Thompson joined the group, and they all had a very nice visit together. The Thompsons live in Salt Lake and had just returned home from a beautiful trip to Oregon and California. They traveled down the coast and enjoyed the sights along the oceanside. Rod and Melva Shields and daughter, and Dorene Meimburg of Salt Lake City just recently returned from a 12-day trip to Louisiana. On their way going they stopped in Hobbs, NM for a visit with their granddaughter Julie and Blair Curtis.
Julie is the daughter of Shirley and Pete Shields. In Fort Polk, LA they visited another granddaughter, Kenneth and Jamie Kohl. Jamie is the daughter of Jim and Dorene Meimburg. The main purpose of this trip was to see the baby girl born to the Kohl family recently. She was blessed and named Whitney Bianna Kohl.
In Denver, CO they visited their grandson, Zachary Frampton (son of John and Ann Shields Frampton) and his wife who is the daughter of Bob and Joyce Ashby. They traveled through 10 states and enjoyed the clean, lush and beautiful scenery. Mrs. Deona Black took Shelly, Aaron and Sarah Black and Megan, grandchildren, with her to Montpelier, Idaho for the wedding reception of Kevin Tolbert and Kari Lynn Hanson June 13. The wedding was at the Boise LDS Temple and was attended by all of Paulene's sisters and husbands: Grayson and Cheryl Roper, Dorothy Norma Hanson Sonne Norma Hanson Sonne Norma Hanson Sonne, wife of Richard B.
Sonne, died June 10, 1987, at the Stanford University Hospital after a long illness. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a longtime member of the Palo Alto Garden Club. Born in Fillmore, Utah, February 23, 1914, Mrs. Sonne was the eldest of five daughters of Lorenzo and Ora Rose Hanson. On September 5, 1939, she married Richard B.
Sonne in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Of their three children Shirley Ann Griffin resides in Sacramento, California, Karma Jean Hills in San Ramon, California, and Richard H. Sonne in St. Louis, Missouri. There are eleven grandchildren.
The Sonnes have been continuous residents of Palo Alto since 1942. Mrs. Sonne's church activities include service in the children's Primary and in the women's Relief Society of the Palo Alto Ward. For five years she served as Matron of the Oakland LDS Temple while her husband was president. She also filled supporting roles while her husband was a bishop, stake president, regional representative, and temple president, as well as vice president and controller of the Del Monte Corporation.
She served on the Board of Directors and several committees of the Palo Alto Garden Club. In addition to her husband and children, she is survived by her four sisters, LaPriel Palmer of Danville, Jean Stephenson of Sacramento, California, Enid Sonne of Salt Lake City, and Leora Wilson of Logan, Utah. Funeral services were held in the Menlo Park Stake Center, Monday, June 15. Memorial services were held at Allen-Hall Mortuary in Logan, Utah, June 17, at 1 p.m., followed by burial in the Logan City cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggested donations for cancer research to the Stanford University Medical Center, Division of Oncology, M211, Stanford, California 94305-5306.
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE Any individual who has ownership of the old vehicles parked at the Delta High School shop must have them removed by July 6, 1987. Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress June 25 July 2, 1987. PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST CROP L055 Specialized Service A HAIL STORM CAN STRIKE ANYTIME ANY It doesn't cost any more to insure early, Call Rex Day or Mike Broderick at Day's Insurance Agency Phone 864-2212 Delta, Ut. 84624 DEPENDABLE CH CROP HAIL MANAGEMENT! Hattie M. Stephenson Hattie M.
Rulon David Anderson Rulon David Anderson Rulon David Anderson, age 81, passed away June 29, 1987 at his home in Delta. He was born April 6, 1906 in Oak City, Utah to John Lee and Emma Estelle Broadhead Anderson. He married Maurine Hyer November 2, 1932 in the Logan LDS Temple. He served an LDS mission in the North Central State. He attended BYU, served in the Sutherland Ward Bishopric, worked with the Boy Scouts, and served in various civic organizations.
He was a farmer and heating and cooling contractor. Rulon is survived by his wife of Delta; sons and daughters: Mrs. E. Bertrand (LaRue) Rigby, Tucson, Arizona; Luana Evans and David Anderson, both of Delta; 11 grandchildren 22 greatgrandchildren. Brothers and sisters are Nina Pope, Springville; Boyd E.
and Zola Blackhurst, both of Pleasant Grove; Martha Gardiner, Ogden; Mark Spanish Fork. He was preceded in death by infant twin sons, daughter Joyce, brother Otto and sister Eunice. Funeral services will be held Friday July 3, 1987 at 11:00 a.m. in the Delta 4th Ward LDS Chapel. Friends may call at the Nickle Mortuary on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m.
and on Friday at the chapel one hour prior to the services. Burial will be in the Delta Cemetery. and John Teichert, Phil and Lorene Smith, David and Shanna Roper of Burley, Idaho and Mark Teichert attended the wedding. Darin and Jenny Smith from here attended the reception in Montpelier. The June and Nelda Ivy home in McGill, NV was the scene of a large family get together to celebrate the marriage of one of the family, Richard Rowley.
Richard is the son of Fred and Kay (Still) Rowley of Silver City, NM and a grandson of Florence Lowder of Delta. The family of Florence Lowder, Bob and Debbie Johnson of Oakley, UT and Brenda Lowder along with the family of Kay and Fred Rowley, Don and Cindy Camp and son Kris and Marvin and Debbie Rowley and children Michelle and Brian of Elko, NV were all together to attend the beautiful wedding last week. Mr. Gordon Barben of St. George, Utah stopped in Delta Sunday for a visit and attended the family barbecue and dinner at the home of Joe Stewart in honor of Father's Day.
Gordon was traveling to Park City to attend an educational seminar for a week. Stephenson Hattie M. Stephenson passed away June 18, 1987 in the Fillmore Hospital at the age of 99. She was born in Cedar City, Utah to August and Jane Parry Machelprang. She married Bruce S.
Stephenson April 29, 1915 in the St. George Temple. He preceded her in death. She was the mother of nine children, Wendell, Las Vegas; Howard, deceased; Scott and Clair (twins), Fillmore; Cecil, Holden; Mrs. Wm.
Hesterman (Barbara), 1 Bountiful; twins, Linford (deceased) and Mrs. Martie P. Stephan (Winnie), Westminster, CA; Mrs. Bonnie Larsen, Salt Lake City; 29 grandchildren; 66 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren. She was an active member of LDS Church having served in all the auxiliaries of the church both in teaching and leadership.
She also was active in the DUP as lesson leader, serving continually until her eye sight failed her at age 96. She will long be remembered for her contributions to the community and church and for her public speaking ability. She was an example to all. Funeral services were held June 22 in the Holden Ward with prelude and postlude music by Bill S. Hesterman, grandson.
Opening prayer was by David Larsen, grandson and remarks were given by Bishop Lester Dobson, Lizzie Stevens, friend; Wendell Stephenson, son; and Martin P. Stephan, -in-law. Shauna Bitton, Reah McCormick, DeAnn Thomas, granddaughters, gave tributes and Ken and Lori Tuttle sang, "Well Done Thy Faithful Servant" and "A Mother's Eyes Reflect the Love of Heaven." Andrew Larsen, grandson, gave the closing prayer and Wendell Stephenson, son, gave the family prayer. Larry Stephenson, grandson, dedicated the grave and Bishop Lester Dobson conducted. Pallbearers were Ray Stephenson, Howard Stephenson, Larry Stephenson, David Hesterman, David Larsen and Paul Stephan.
Honorary Pallbearers were Dwight Stephenson, Kendell Stephenson, Bill Hesterman, Mark Hesterman, Andrew Larsen and Scott Stephan. CORRECTED NOTICE TO BID The Millard School District is accepting bids for the sale of the following vehicles: T-3 1977 Ford LTD 4-door sedan Serial SN7J635126266 T-12 1979 Ford LTD 4-door sedan Serial SN9J63H116598 1972 Blue Bird 84 Passenger School Bus Serial SNF19288 5896 1975 IHC 36 Passenger School Bus Serial SNDO812FHB10702 1975 IHC 36 Passenger School Bus Serial SND0812FHB10684 Sealed bids will be received until 4:00 p.m. in the Millard School District Office, 160 West Main, Delta, Utah, 84624 on July 7, 1987. Bids will be opened at the District Board Meeting, July 8, 1987. To see the vehicles, or to obtain further information, contact the Bus Garage, 410 North 100 East, Delta, Utah.
Telephone 801-864-2573. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Robert L. Steele, Clerk Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress July 2, 1987. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the east door of the County Courthouse in Fillmore, Millard County, Utah, on July 23, 1987, at 10:00 a.m.
of said date, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Michael V. Frazier, as Trustor, in favor of Valley Bank and Trust Company, as Beneficiary, covering real property located in Millard County, State of Utah and more particularly described as: The West one-half of the North onehalf of Lot 8, Block 38, Plat Fillmore City Survey Said sale will be made without any covenants or warranties, express or implied, concerning title, possession or encumbrances. DATED this 22nd day of June, 1987. RICHARD WADDINGHAM Successor Trustee P.O. Box 430 362 West Main Street Delta, Utah 84624 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress June 25, July 2 9, 1987..
