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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
8
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Mrs Sina Parkinson died at a local hospital on Saturday June 1 after a cancer illness. Born in Aton Carmel Michels she moved to Utah in 1914 with her husband Joseph Parkinson and spent most of her life in the Unga area. Survived by four children and seven grandchildren. Funeral services held at Jenking funeral parlors Friday June 10 with burial in Murray City Cemetery.
Funeral services for Silas Teh Arda Richards were held Saturday June 1 at 2 oclock in the Union Ward Chapel with Arthur Erickson conducting. Music included Sometime Somewhere by Mabhel Kroeman and Vivian Clawson, soprano solos by Ethel Mierberg, Mrs Chas Fubmidt, Mrs James Parr, and others. Speakers were Albert Derrete, Wm D Kubre, and Bishop T F Geezywood. The burial was in Murray City Cemetery. Richards, born October 21, 1809, was a pioneer of 1940 and longtime Salt Lake County resident. Surviving children include Decovant Richards, Mrekanie Blue, Miva Cook, Vir a May Brows, Gov P Richards, and Michards. Burial guests and relatives from Provo, Fast Midvale, Salt Lake, and San Francisco attended.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Joseph St Taylor undertaking parlor for James Mouseholder who passed away Friday. Bishop Hechstead of Midvale presided. Musical numbers included Are You Lonesome Tonight and Calvary. Speakers were A D Tathwie and George Udell. Interment at Salt Lake City cemetery. He was born in Nephi and was 43. Survived by wife Mia Tthel, two children Frank and Helen, mother Mrs Margaret Voisehalder, sisters Mrs Aliee Bell and Mrs Sadward, and brothers Thomas, Wilford, and others.
Acknowledgments convey deep thanks to the young Yeomen for witness during the Mineau death and to Mr TA Parkinson and Mrs Tenah Markley for floral offerings. Families mention visits and extended kinship ties, with Salt Lake City and Tayl orville connections noted.
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