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Show ll SE ae pi ae wet eg map wee gag agg ee atevane. a3, 1963 Soft Heart ‘ief-Con- stockpile inside the green ; 2ds on fence surrounding the mine. ‘me of ideals _ AFTER questioning the two |: ne in as to their reason for taking Ka a the coal, and receiving the an- swer that the boys were sons of a widow, “Pa” Fitch instructed the boys to return the coal, then gave them each a ondollar to go buy some coal. and at 7er- rs The boys accepted the money and walked away. sus THE OLD MAN continued to his home and watched from to his window, about a quarterto mile from the mine. The boys nd returned, as he knew they would, because they needed the coal and the money. The old th man smiled through his tears. ng ‘X= ’ es S bY Jesse P. Rich . .. Served as Logan’s judge for 29 years. Ex-Judge, LDS Worker, Jesse P. Rich, 80, Dies g By Associated Press in Idaho for ino LOGAN — Jesse P. Rich, 80, ; Logan city judge for more {than 29 years, died Sunday afternoon in an Ogden hospital of natural causes. HE HAD served as judge of Logan City Court from Jan. ton, Idaho, for several years. He then moved to Logan in 1921 and has resided there since that time. An active member of the LDS Church, he had been a member of the Cache Stake 1, 1929, to Sept. 30, 1962, with a four-year break from 1937 to 1941. He retired on Sept. 30, 1962, and Zachary T. Champlin was appointed as his successor. JUDGE. RICH. was. pons " | April 8, 1983, in Salt La years and op- erated a law practice in Pres- High Council for 14 years and was a prominent leader in the Sons of Utah HE WAS Sse paia Pioneers. ELECTED state! of that organization : ghte d South Salt. Lake; Russell R. Rich, Orem; Mrs. J. Vernon (Rhea) Garr, Logan; Mrs. Beron Oct, 8, 1908, in the Salt nard P. (Nada) Brockbank, Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Mrs. LeGrand (Elda) Baer, and Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sterling R. Rich, all of Salt HE SPENT HIS early years Lake City; Mrs. Elna LaFrein Bear Lake Valley and at- nier, Layton; Mrs. Robert (Latended Brigham Young College Relle) Alway, Ontario, Calif., in Logan, from which he was and Mrs. Donald R. (Yvonne) Quayle, Hartford, N.Y. graduated in 1905. - a son of William L. and rig A. Pomeroy Rich. ' He married Louise Rogers He served a mission for the LDS Church in Germany and Switzerland and then from studied 1905 to 1908 law at the ALSO SURVIVING are 60) grandchildren, 20 great-grand- | children and the following | brothers and sisters: Mrs. Zula Cole, Mrs. Hazel HE SERVED AS county at- Shephard and Lyman H. Rich, torney of Bear Lake County Logan; Mrs. Naoma Earl and Lyle M. Rich, Provo; Mrs. Lois Gunderson, Denver; Mrs. Gertrude Price, Mrs. Iris Collings and: Clarence M. Rich, Paris, WAIT? #| Idaho; and Edith Rich, Salt Lake City. University of Chicago. | |f - REUPHOLSTERNOW! var SOFAS FROM $55 © CHAIRS UGAHYDE ae FRIEZE HU 6-1345 ae ‘SALT LAKE UPHOLSTERY FUNERAL be conducted |§ SERVICES will |§ Thursday at 12|f noon in the Cache Stake Cen- |} ter in Logan. 5 Friends may call at Hall} Mortuary Wednesday from 7}; to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 10 am. to time of services. Burial will be in |} |§ Logan City Cemetery. DR sererietecmeceiansiatiaieta ie aint aaa : |
