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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 1004 24TH STREET MARTELLO , AUGUST, HOUSE OGDEN , WEBER COUNTY OGDEN HISTORIC DISTRICT CANNE NOV 2 82018 UTAH STATE HISTORY ., 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50008 0234 HISTORIC SITE FORM (Historic Sites Database version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office ID#: 85286 1. Identification Property Name: MARTELLO, AUGUST, HOUSE Address: 1004 24TH STREET City: OGDEN Old ID#: Plat: C Block: 034W County: WEBERCQUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Site: 006 Dates Surveyed / Added to SHPO Files Evaluation: (A) ELIGIBLE/SIGNIFICANT Recon. Level Survey: Intensive Level Survey: General/Misc. File: National Register Status: OGDEN HISTORIC DISTRICT Date Listed 35353 11 /87 , 03/01 / Date Delisted: 7/22/2005 Thematic or MPS Affiliation: Areas of Significance: 3. Building Information Date(s) o/Construction: Height (# stories): 1914 1.5 Original Use SINGLE DWELLING Plan/Type: , Style(s): BUNGALOW Material(s) REGULAR BRICK ARTS & CRAFTS HALF-TIMBERING Outbldgs: Contrib.: 1 Non-Contrib. 0 Architect(s): Comments: 4. Other SHPO File Information Federal Tax Project No. (s) 106 Case No .. Devel. Grant: State Tax Project No.(s) Historic Photo Date: HABS/HAER: Printout Date: 8/5/2005 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVAnON 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Martel/o, August House Address: 1004 24th Street Twnshp City, County: Ogden, Weber UTM: Range Section: Current Owner Name: Friends of the Weber/Morgan Children's Justice Center USGS Map Name & Date: Current Owner Address: 127 24th Street Tax Number: 02-031-0014 Legal Description (include acreage): See Attached 2 ST ATUS/uSE Property Category Evaluation ~building(s) ~eligible/contributing _structure _site _object _ineligible/non-contributing _out-of-period Use Original Use: Residential Current Use: Residential 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates _slides: --prints: historic: Drawings and Plans _measuredjloor plans _site sketch map _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) Labstract of title Lcity/county histories _tax card & photo ~ersonal interviews _building permit L USHS Library _sewer permit L USHS Preservation Files L USHS Architects File ~Sanborn Maps LLDS Family History Library ~obituary index ~city directories/gazetteers Llocallibrary: Weber County ~census records Luniversity library(ies): WSU-Stewart ~biographical encyclopedias ~newspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofal/ research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Researcher/Organization: Chris Hansen/Ogden City Date: March 2001 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Arts and CraftslBungalow Foundation Material: Concrete No. Stories: 1 Wall Material(s) : ----- Brick ----------------------------Alterations: ...£none ------------------------------_minor __major (describe below) Additions: Lnone _minor _major (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings _ _ and/or structures __. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Martello House is a one-story brick bungalow with an Arts and Crafts influence. It has large low-sloped gabled roof and a centrally placed dormer. It has a lot of exposed brackets and rafters, and has some exposed framing members infilled with stucco on the east and west sides of the home. It has a wide front porch, a brick chimney, and is in excellent condition. It is one of the better examples of Arts and Crafts in the district. It was in part constructed using lumber from the Eccles Lumber Company and electrical from Smith, Butters, and Vogel. 5 mSTORY Architect!Builder: NIA Date ofConstruction: 1914 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "C" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Industry _Agriculture _Economics _Invention LArchitecture _Education Government _Landscape _Religion _Archeology _Engineering Architecture _Art _Entertainment! _Science Recreation _Law _SOCial History _Commerce _Literature _Ethnic Heritage __ Transportation _Communications _Maritime History _Exploration! _Other _Community Planning _Military Settlement & Development _Performing Arts _Health/Medicine _Conservation Write a chronological history ofthe property,focusingprimarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. In 1914 August Martello purchased the property from realtor Ora Weable, and promptly thereafter had the home constructed. August and Katie Martello owned the home until 1925, when it was sold to Roy and Zina Peck. Mr. Peck was worked at his family's business Peck Bro's and Graham, a stockyards outfit. Mr. Peck passed away shortly after purchasing the home. Mrs. Zina Peck was born in Farmington in 1871, a daughter of Elias and Lucy Van Vleet. Mr. and Mrs. Peck moved to Ogden in 1922, shortly after buying this home. They were both active in the LDS Church. Mrs. Peck continued to own the home, although she did not reside there. She moved to Fielding, Box Elder County, in 1931. She rented the home out to two primary people over those years. Alma C. Hyde, a manager at Scowcrofts, and wife Miriam lived in the home throughout much of the 1930s. Wesley Crouch, a bookkeeper and office manager resided there in the early-1940s. In 1947 the home was sold to Otto and Zelph Waldron. Mr. Waldron was born in Oregon in 1901, a son of Robert and Rose Waldron. He owned and operated the Mecca, located on 25 th Street, in Ogden for several years. They owned the home until the mid-1950s, when Ronald and Maurine McFarland purchased the property. -- . du. \ . ) - - .- - - - - . , I ------.- J. ... .a .\ l \ , I 1 • - ~ .: I \ ... ~ J • {. •." ' . 01- 1 Get out &: debt without borrow- I Photo Prints. di"eharges, etc .. ; lldaling . ng i ing. Credit ,Adjust Co., No. 2 i '''-estern Apt s, 2538 Wash .• up- ! Holy Rosary will be recited to(ad,-.) night at 7 :30 at the Sun~et Morsh· 1Bank of Utah Plaza. Ph. 2--9577. : stairs. v.) (adv. ) 1 .-- : tuary. CI~.arfield. where friends . _ _____ I Hostess Has Bear Claws. The , mav call from 6 to S·30. Interor . 1Court 'Deeision _- Leonard T. ! H I)st~ss Kitcbem hav~ ~b e en ! ment will be in ' Clearfield :r- I Barker,in .the . small claims c6urt.~ JlleaSI~g '. tho~sand~ wIth the : Memorial Park. ne was .awarded Judgment of S33.96 IJamou, Jl:lm·fllled bun Bear ! --- - .-------- --v.) Ion ,an.,;account :against ,.Dave War· 'I .c!aws. BrlDf ..home a package .to- ' F U N E R A L S - ITen, 1731 'Center St. . 'n ight. Tbey 11 be a bIg favorIte. ! aW l . _ __ . (adv.) . -'--:-~-.,,-,,~-.:. -, ,- , - - -- - ad, I Surgical G~rmetll8 - Trusses, ; :J .-,----- , ");"~\{~: > ~ . v.) elasti~ .hose . . Fitted ~Y graduate ' ~,f:; '.'.~ 1 techruclan. B . E. RIley Drugs, I' • ~ I' 2201 Wash . .Elvd. Dial 2-3583. : FIELDIN.G ~lr;;. Zina Van ' r (adv.) : Fleet Peck. 82. di ed. vesterdav at c)Uk -I . --- -- - - 110.40 p. m . at het home in Field- ; v.) ! Lumber. plywood and hard- , ing. Box Elder Coullty . following on : wood slab. doors. ,all at greatly ' a six-month illn('~;; . She was the , ace r=duce~ prIces. BUIlder's Payless. : widow of .-Roy H . P(·d;.. '. b\" 1 3~48 RIverdale Rd. (adv.) Mrs , Peck was born Oct. 11. . iait ; <What American -auto;~bil~- h-';'~ 1871. ,i n Farmington . a daughter ; I the new "F" head engine '? See it of Ella~ .and Lucy Adams Van : --- , at 2260 Grant Ave. (adv.) Fleet .. She wa.s re ared and edu· : we ' _ __ _ __ . rated 10 Farm1Ogton. In January. ' )ee ' .Ken 'Knaus~ Says _ "Your col- 1891. she was marr ie d to Roy H. : 169 ; or _ we mb.. it:" '2669 Lincoln , Peck in Farmingto n. They later ; (a dv.) received their endowments in the I iv.) I - I - ----., --- Salt Lake LDS Temple. !.5<7 ~ In ·Court - In the small claims Shortly after their marriage i ~1o- court. Adam J. Welker was they moved to Gentile Vallev. I Iv ) '. awarded judgment of S2i a s rent . ~?aho. }n 190,1 tlwy moved to ; " . t D t" K '11 274- ,. leldin.,. and In 1918 to Logan. : -- : a g 2 1 n S 6ro In: na, I '" 19?2 th r ' >d t 0 d i tile Adam Ave 1n .e~ mo\( 0 gen. , .25. i s. , _____ ____ _ : and '.I n ~931. Mrs. Peck retu~ned ! 1v.) ! l!niversity of .Utah Y'iung Peo- I to ~leldlDg where she .has slDce ; ___ : pIe s Theater tIckets on sale at resIded . Mr. Peck d led In 192~ . ! jow I the Emporium or J . C. Penney ; She served a~ OIl!' of the fIrst · 'our i Co., Wednesdty to pSaturday. , presi.den~s of( the Primary. Assn. dV),., ! ' ,'.". ',r~:' Cadv... ~ liilD ... ~JeJ-din . g~~d wa ;; a Rel\ef '5"""".....u .Il"'0I: '., ~. '.t. . . '. " 1i'Clety eacher ,the 0 ' ~~J.uIlo".-"'UI.U- ..Iw!UJ"'jJ Co. 1 Shot! )r-es, ' we 'h ave 'plenty ' of t teenth Ward. • Chapel : wit.h thc ! shotgun ::;hdls .and rifle ammuni- ' She is survived b~' one son, Bishop Orson P . MlIIett of the ' Tbir t\· ·fir~ t Ward officiat ing. on 'i t IOn . II ansen L'Imc &. L urn b er, ' H orace (H0 d ) V. Peck. of Field~ ! Friendr. may call a t the mortu~ry R. 3125 Grant. Phone 7787. (adv.) i ing; four gra~dchildren and four ! Thun;~;ly from 6 to {) p _ D1. ~<1 - -._ .. - ,- great-grandchildron' (me brother ' Frlda ~ unttI th~ timE' o! serv,cf' . .3 G : r' . '''., , ' Intermen t at ,\ ashlng1.ou l:Ie\gh~ Chilly davs ahea . o · .,. \I a~" lre- 1 <:nd one SIster .. Horace Van Fleet : _ Memorial Park , for p.lace .10",5 sc.eens. andllons. Sr .. of FarmIngton. and Mrs. i H ill.FORD -- F:'::u:":"ll-er-a-:-I-S-f:r-\'-lc-eJ-~-:-!or---:-:Mr6:--. . h fIre l'ets. Complete selectIOn at ' Alice Sanders of Kavsv ille Also ' Chlot' HRlford wifE' of T , Mf'l\"ln Halot - Tribe 's Ho ' e Furnh r C '. • " , ford wli l be h ei d Frldl\\' st 2 p . m , help III Lie O. l one half-brother Cilid three half· ill tbt' L~rklll CII"pel 'wl th Bishop ~ rial 'ad\·.) i sisters . Glf'll L. M a&"eY or tllf' Thlrt~'-l1ln tn . _ . - -, F l ' ,' .. , " 11 b , Warn condu<;l!n ~ . Frien d!' mllY call rson : Personalired Chnstmas Cards. , unera ~ef\ 1(:( . \\ I ~ con- : R I. niP funer<ll bomp till s evenln~ 1 or ; 1\'1 k . . I ' " h ducted Saturday a t 1 r · m , In the · trom h t o !l p . m, a nd jo' n dH \' until 11 a e your se ectwn no\\ CIt t e F ' ld' V,- I ., . I ,'th B ' h ~ t hp tUfl'TUi hO ~lr lll\,f'rmf'n t wil l Idv.) ' Emporium Book Shop. , (adv.) ! le~ Ing a~c l l d pe \\1 . . .IS· ; be In WH' O ~d (, Il ' C i t~· Cf'll1f'tRrr dl - ,- , : __ . ___ ' op Rosel Zundel I offICIating. reeted b\' thr- Lnrlall Mortua r y . <;:ity : ' Fine _ A fine of $20 ,\'as im- ' Friends ma~: call at the Rogers BERG-Al\JlNi--=-Re(I~I:~ en1::~~s.. -:-for lId cr. . , Uortuarv l' n 'freI11(lllton tOlllOrrO\\' John P BE'rgamllll . o. _.J z _5th .,.. posed In '~ he Clt~· court \\'h~n i~l ~. . ' S t .. wli ! Of' ccl('brH~e d 1-'rldo\' It t ..;lr<1 from I 1l 1l:Jl !:l p rn a nd at the 1\1" I:: I! , 'i ll'::" .J U" , ·p\ l '~ CH~I10l i (' . . , .. . I . ',' ~4 (-; -t }!<mdcl H (;iic ;:. ~ n , /If ;,-\.q \"; In Llfrllh' 11l '!1 lf" j l ! i ,,·!d lll !.: ;-';;I\ ll /, . ~ ! r~ 'i i~ 'ltf:-- C bu re n A'.' \': ;1 ,'eUIlII Cll'd I II ri;;\ ' ! T'IIIlJ 1 fl , I II l lnl Ii 1Inl " of ; 1::(: t' { ' , i I 1 -., 10 -- ?5 - S Mrs Zina Peck I 1 , - : • ! < ., _ . '. 1 I. f •, ~ (':) ' j • 0\' I , . I ' ,~ peed tnt: . ~r·n·llT .', Burial will be ill lhf' F<lrmroof : By owner - Lo veJ\" 3-:--'ea1'-o1<1 inglon Cemctery dm'ded b~' the ; Irage ' brick triplex. choice location. w'ill Roger~ Mortuary o ! Tremonton. p to ; sacrifice for $20,950. Ph. 3-4885 . onth· I (adv.) Cards of Thanks I" 1 We sincereh' \\ I ~ h to extend ~l mg : Have Y(),U Discovered th e bread our deepest thank > 10 our friend s. ~ ess. ! that' ~ different? We m ean Wonone ' relative!" and n ('I ;.! l1bcr~ \\' h 0 . d\' ) : der Cracked Wheat Bread. 1t ha~ a . ' a richer. nuttier fla vor . 'Irv ~o m<2 werc ~o kind and 1illl llglilful dur[$25 I today. you'll like it. - (ad ,-.) ing the death of \lUI' :;on and brother, Wayne. I small ; Fighting ·- Alfred K. Nez. 18. We e:-;peeially ".1 ,11 to 1hank ril.!g~. (If Nc\\' J'vlexi("ll. (lnd .1unior J oC' . the b i~ hopric ol q ll' T\I'ent~--Third " ',·rr!. 111. ' n a~I(l J' of til" 1· ' I"~1 i :' ,t': : , . .-. ; tUdr\ .Fr}da~· 1n t h" the ;\ \ '. / ' "'~ ~! , ' : , f; l" h l~ ~l : kn(i ~ \ !;:-t'r \ l C(~~. lllt.f'rn\t'n ! Tl l'.lr:-(l;~\· P!" lU:' Ogdf'lI c\.lrec tlo ll Cit \' Ct'm<'lery u ndN or Myt'rs I\lld F'oulger M o r tua r ~', FLORI!iTS - ----And The Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark )9 ;;J) KLENKE FLORAL WR ~ h \ ll~trm Pll rr n " - -- .-- '1 -3'1'. Lizz ie Norseth Flowe rs . .. ~ Spcclnl lz11l!'= In Your FINnl N .. " r!5 .... , 'H .. ' "," Ph(ln~ 3-3184 ~ : K l iS$V ",,- i Gladys f( 0 CK SI Ca 0 , u I CJ I r i1 ' I ~ • I f ' \' " I .; 'j>"" , Nac:eau, Spoka nc , WJs h.; Mrs. Eve. )'- Ilyn Caldwell, Gulfport, Miss. re Funera~ services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. In the Myers Mortuary Chape l with ~r- Rev. Samuel Koch of the Church of the Nazarene officiating. Fr iends may call at i the mortuary Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. and 'e I ~Onci~y one .hour prior to services. Burial In Brigham City Cemetery. to (Syl vlc1) f(I Cntns, IVH:: ~ ~ , MI I t . Fun eral services w i" be held Sat urca y at , 1 ~' , rn. in the Brigham City Seventh Ward cr·, c~ el. Friends may call ,at the Blaine O l se ~ f ~: r. Hal Chapel, 2nd North and Main, Bria, h~r.l City, Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. an-d j Sc tu rday pr ior to services. Burial in lao F'Jlr~:, Utah, Cemetery on Sunday. . he /Frank L. I:ayton iOtto,Walciron: J• .y- ! n- ' t ' R ~· . C[- [ -Lt2S- jlrMrs . Fran~ l. layton, 89, of 2547 Jefferson, I Otto Waldron, 63 , for.mer Ogden res ident, d,ed thIS mornrng at his home. . , c ied Tuesday in Dillon, Mont. ~~. Mr .. layton was born Aug. 18, 1875, In i ,\ \r. Waldron was born June 30, 1901, in • KaYSVIlle, a son of _~ . .. ' ',' .::: .. : Cregon, a son of RobIt- Charles and S a r a h ,'" I ert and Rose Waldron. fa- Crockett layton. On ,; He ·.... JS marr ied to Aug. 21, 1901, he , lc uisc Arave on Nov. ~nt I was marrie.d to Eliz~. l : ', 1930, in Idaho ~~~ ng i beth Hall In the Sa ,t i Fc ;!s. ; l?ke lOS Temple. She He formerly owned )fS : dIed Nov. 23, 1951. I c ~ ~ operated the Mecity i UnIversIty ~e Qraduated from i ( 2 fJr 1? yea.rs. in Og- l~~ of Utah in ' Ct::1 until refiring. He ~"',.,..c __ __ l 1897 and was a school : \'. . ~ s a member of SPO !teacher in Kaysville E:ks 719, Eag l es and Hunter, Utah. He , L.: :ge and Moo s e K Iserved an LOS Mission ! Lecge .o~ Ogden. . • I to England froOl 1898 SurviVing are hiS , to 1900. He was c :': - '::,,_. ; \'w Idow of Ogden" two jed !high priest, served a~ -'~ 50" 5, Gar y Waldron, , ward clerk in Kays. - " Ogden; James Wa ld· Up i ville and clerk for the North Davis Stake. r ~~ , Reno, Nev.; ,one daugh!er, Mrs. Rona ld He was Davis County assessor for four years '. ; ,,aro n) Grange, Pleasan! Vle\~; four 9. ra nd and county treasurer for six ye~ S. ; \ , ll dren, one brother and Sister, Clifford of ! Surviving are three sons and tl1 ee daugh. _- a.l dronr Halfway, pre., and Mrs. Ruby : ters, Harold H. layton , Shelley, Idaho; Wr ight, ~ew Yor.k City! , N.Y. _ ; Arthur F. l~yton, San , 8'ernard ino, Cal if.; • G;aveslde. servl t es ~1 1I be held Saturday : Floyd C. la yton, Seatt le, Wash .; Mrs. Tyler a. p.m. rn Og ~ en CIty Ce metery. Friends : H. (Elsie) Barton, Sa lt l~ke CitYi Mrs. :~· :.v cal1 at lark in and Sons Mortuary Sitt· Heber K. (Edith ) Merr il l, . lethbridge, Ca n- ..:r .... ay a lter 11 a.m. , aco; Mrs. Arie (Dorothy) Koldewyn, Ogden; -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - I 18 grandchildren, 30 great·grandchildren. " Funeral services will · be announced by ' I Myers Mortuary. • I I i I -_ I ' ;. lat : I ur-I I Lida K Bond I - - ------ -- - - - - - -- - -- ILester M. Holman I EAST GARLAND - oId- ;-0 , c.; E~:! le ster Melvin Ho lmen, C:r i c;':, C r: ': ~~ ; s ·"c ~ ni!'1 g . IV rs. lida Ke mmeyer Bond, 62, of 27J2 rru, was cead on arrive l at 1he ~' fe Hosp ital th is morn ing after an extended : i r ess. :/ rs. Bo nd was born Feb. 6, 1903, in =;~: e~. , c c: C '.... ::~. • ~ ref Ern es t a n:f Minnie ''; ? ' ~ ey Ke mrn ey!?r. Sh e had been aRe· ,.: f Soc j f t y ~ !? acher in :~ , e l DS i werl tY'six th ::--:a:01s, c· Vc iley Hospit al in Tre mGn ~ .:n aft er c sHo ke. ; Mr. Ho :man ·..,as bor n Aug. 2, 1886, ir. ! Fou n ~ C!in Green, Utah, a son of Isc ac l. , and Lucy Rou ndy Ho lm an . He was rea re(: l 77- and ed ucated in Foun tain Gree n and Br ig. ,t.' \~ rd. )USe ha m City, No v. 8, 1922, On Nov. 7, 1906, h(' was marr ied ~ J .l·.eOn was rn crr i~! d to to a 1-' .dlJ de Hamson in t he Si!lf l ak e lDS Te mple . w·: ~ r y S. Bond in Og. then She di~ d April 6,1915, in East Gar land . Tnt) HI! WeB married to Ruth l iHsen on Nov. 1, , '"' , -, ~ . ~ ,.. C , i ! ,'\ ~ (\ T r. rr'~' r: . ~ ') rv ivinQ are her ~he \ ~() \ lvI/v , :-~ Wnsley Crou~h G_ Edwin Anderson OBITUARIES . . ----...;..~~~--~ ~..-."""--' " 'riliUf WCifeB Arthur Waters, 85, of ()gd't1, died Wedlesday In a local nursing ,orne. Mr. Waters was born Fe. \ 20, 1891, n Richfield, Utah, a son of • 'ohn Henry md Elizabeth Al'tinza Winn Waters. J He WlS marrIed to Eldora S, "ilda Art:ferson on April 3, 1912. In i 'Jchfleld. Thf!Y were lat~ divorced. He WlS It member of the LOS ~uf"ch and had lived in Ogden for five Y\ ,rs. Surviving ant three sons , a~Q one daughter, Forrest Waters, Marlin' Waters, calvin Waters and Mrs. John S. (Ivy) Robinson, all Of Ogden; 21 Igral.1children: ~ great-grandchlldrenT -th~, great-great-grandchildren; one blrother, lsaa<: Earl Wa~ Salt Lake Cit)'. ' Funeral services will be held Sa'turday at the Magleby Mortuary In Richfi4tld. A~ert E. , Boyer HOYTSVILLE - , Albert E. D;.....·r 91 •• ~7~' 's I' of Hoyf$Vllle, d!M Wednesday in.~ a t Lake 'City hospital after It lingering I~_Iness. _ born ' -Ju .... ~ 1885 In' M r. D ""', .., ~_~. •... ~, , I Upton, Utah, a son of 'Willlam and MI!Iry : Jane Brown Boyer. ' , He was married to B~anche Milliner on Dec. -'J!J, 1915, In CoalVille. He was a member of the, LOS Church and had been , a rancher and $heeJ)man. He was a former. employe of ~ Utah State Road CommIssion at Wanshlp, an d worked as ~ bus driver for the North Summit School District. . Surviving are his widow of Hoytsvllle; one son and one daughter, Cleo A.lbert Boyer, St. George; Mrs: Rof?ert (Bernice) Sutton, Salt Lake City; f,ve grand' children and four g!1!at~randchlldren. Funeral services WIll be held Saturday : at 12 nOon in the Peoa Ward Chapel In ' Peoa, Utah. Friends may call at the . I wa rd chapel Saturday from 10 a.m. until servi ces. Burial in the Peoa Cemetery, 1 directed by Walker Mortuary in Morgan. ·i ~ ~,s Neff-Ie Tr-lpP _ • 'a "e 4 , Boll WI · ''Wes'' Crouch 73 of' 16V _ RIVERI?ALE-George . Edwin ~~~asHosep~tatnth~:ravmoming YMrl before I~: w~ ~olJ, 1- LOGAN-Mrs. Nettie Belle Tripp t9, of 322 N. 1st W., formerly of Flelding died Wednesday at her home tol10"';ln9 an extended tIlness. Mrs. Boll was born July 19, 1906, In M urray, a daughter _ o! Heber C. and ". es f!Y ', ' . ' Anderson, 67, of 1467 W. Rlvel died this morning j~t - the McKby-Oee d d ' . al at the Hosp'ltal of heart failure.. ( Y , Mr.. Crouch was born April. 22, 1903, In Moc'gan, a son of heart attack. Herbert Be " jamin ' Mr. Anderson was born Sept. 10, and Joseph~~ 01In West Weber, a pin Crouch. son of George and On Aug. 1, 1935, Artie Isabell Fronk he VfaS marr~ to Anderson • . Myrtle Ellen 3ingOn June 2$, 1936, ham In the Logan he .WlS married to LOS Temple. Virginia Taylor In He had been en Ogden. The- marofficn manager and rlage , was solemdivisIon cashier with nlzed . In the, Salt Del 'Monte Corp for Lake LOS Temple .., re-. on · March 9, 1953. t·rinn He had been manI ~ . ' ager ' for the whole-. He had lived In , sale and frozen food I , 'of1f1n, Neo.v Zea., section of -Meadow I", '<i and Ogden. Hel , I h Gold Dairy, retirgra 11'Jated from Morgan Couniy H g Ing In February of Schol' and 'attend4!d the SmIthsonian 1973. Busir~:s College and Weber state Col- He hac! lived In Tremonton and 0 cnmlnsi to Riverdale 24 years ago. a high prIest in the Ogden He was the first mayor of River , . fi serving for 12 years. Ha had also ~d LOS Alard and ~rved as nance chairman of the RIverdale ' City , PIal clerk In the Ogden East Stake. He was CommiSSion, and had been lustk Seventies , pre$~~ent and - servlCf In the the , pea~e .In Riverdale; _ . ., ' . ~ He was a charter member . and Eldet:"S Quorum .... resldency. He had been presldeitt of the Riverdale Uons ( a guIde for the Nt;'" Zealand U)S T~ He graduated from Bear River pl. where he and h :~ wife hacJ served School. He was a high priest in . . . Riverdale ~th LOS Ward, and Sf two misslons.- He had bt. Il branch presi- as stake MIA director, Sunday S dent in New Zealand. superintendent and YMMtA presiden' Surviving are his wIdow ~ Ogden; was a teacher In ' the high priest qu one :son and two daughters, Rh:"ard W. and a hom.,,» teach€f'. CroUt:h, Bountiful; Mrs. Norm" "\ W. SurvIvIng are his wIdow of River {Carol Ann} Smith, Roy; Mrs. D<..~ald two sons and two daughters, Edwi R. (Charlene M.) Lancaster, Ei CajCl-. '. Anderson, Roy; Kent T. Anderson, Caltf.. ; 17 grandchildren. ,\Ian (Sandra) , JudkIns, both of ~ Also surviving are fOOT sisters, Mrs. do:'!; Mrs. Joe (Sharon) Trease, WiIIii'! m H. (Myrtle) Arnold, Mr!;. Frank set; 4!ight grandchildren. J. (Meade) Taylor, Mrs. James H. Also surviving are two , sisters, (Phyllis) Call, all of Ogden; Mrs. Betty Lowell :Ooris) Stone and Mrs. ( Smith, Bountifu l. ' . (Lucille) ... ~rson, both of Ogden. FUlneral services will be held Saturday Funer<ll ~ "rvices will be held ~ at 1 p.m. In lindquist and Son3 Colonial day at 11 a.". in Lindquist lind Chapel with Bi shop Adolph C. ThOll of- Colonial Chape, with Bishop Kent t ficlaling. • bald officIating. Friends may call alt the mortlJ~ry FrlFriends may Co "II at the n:ori day -from 6 to 8 p.m. and Sa~ay prt~ FrIday from 6 to to p.m: and 5att to SE~rvices. Interm ent In South Morgan one hour prior to ,~rVlces. Inter Cerrnlfery. in Washington HeIghts Vlemorial Pa ,, ..... ,/ \,J ~J\ (Z.g li \£\1,,\ - ~D'j \-\. ~£"GY;..l~«- 'f \) (P'; t bJAhDIY·,t - S~dt; '-JcA 1 l TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS • \ DO 4 CITY. PLAT. ·t BLOCK. !d LOTI TAX NUMBER. ~\A~ LEGAL DESCRIPTIONs 3Y BOOKI PAGE DATES GRANTOR (SELLER) ~ lk' \- \ \)® \-\ .. \ '6,'4{ \\ A~YJ ~-~ D-Ci ) It ~.,"\ \1 U - ~d- I '{:<tC1 :'-011 -t -tC\(\vV{ CC40Vp\'Je,\\ \}Jff\; Y ~MS ltA\I\Af~\\~ $ AMT. 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PttAJl ~o j C{(Lt fuv~Gr\C LEGAL DESCRJ:PTJ:ON: rY'I ~. \:', c:;oo (Ao()l\~lI.tI ;;; QGD Iv ~l\J l)J (:P~\t)oo ~. \0 . 11/1 n M h 5Jt. maJUf) Weber County GIS - Parcel Information Page 1 of 1 Parcel Information and Recorder Plat Map 1 10 '" 1 Serial Number: 02-031-0014 Z 0 '/) ::L CJ <l: ) ~ - 1385' 10 >i '"'" RO SA L SCHMAUSS k HUS6 WlLUA.M L ~ 3 0203 100 15 138.5' 57 ' 42' 49 1/2' 49.5' L < '-' is Property Address: '""l ~ ~ 1004 24TH ST, OGDEN UT 84401 ; ~ §~ ~ ~ ~ 0 i" Ownership Information: 5)' Owner: FRIENDS OF THE WEBERIMORGAN CHILDREN'S JUSTICE CENTER Mailing Address: 127 24TH ST, OGDEN UT 84401 Tax Unit: 25 l!lM '"so co g IQ!la 42' ~ ~ ~ < = ~;::: ~~ ~ 2 ~2 '" 21 ,OJ ~ o !Illli 49.5' ~= <0 0= ",= jill 49 1/2' 24TH 2 - - - - - - - -- - -,- - - - Maps Current Through September 4, 2000 Land Value Information: Description Land Building Yr Built Size 0.17 Acres Market Value $15000 $124500 Legal Information: PART OF LOT 2, BLOCK 34, PLAT C, OGDEN CITY SURVEY: BEGINNINGAT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 2, AND RUNNING THENCENORTH 132 FEET, THENCE EAST 57 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 132 FEET,THENCE WEST 57 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING . TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT TO A PERPETUAL RIGHT-OF-WAYOVER AND THROUGH AN ALLEY 20 FEET WIDE ON THE NORTH AND IN THEREAR OF SAID PARCEL OF LAND. Weber County makes NO representation regarding completeness or accuracy of the data in the databases, links, maps, datasets or data extraction procedures provided herein. Efforts are made to verify the data and keep it updated. However, with datasets and databases of this size, eliminating all errors is difficult. Thus, the user assumes total responsibility for verification. http://www.co.weber.ut.us/gis/ims/printdetails_volo.asp?bk=02&pg=031&par-0014 10/20100