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Phyilis M. AL Frederickson Mrs. Phyllis Marie Hall Frederickson, 39, 4157 Laird Ave., died Bionday at 2:10 pm. At her residence after a Linger Ing illness. Born Sept. 27, WM, in Salt Lake City, she was a daughter of Joseph Albert and Maguie edell Hall. She was married to David C. Frederickson on May 29, 1928, In Salt Lake City. Survivors include her funbend: two sons, David Hall and Hubert Mall Fred erickson; two daugh ters, Carol and Mary Frederickson, gi) of Salt Lake City; two brothers, J. Russell Hall, Castro Valley, Cal. W. Spencer Hall, Washington, D. C., and a sitter, Abs. Mary H. Barton, Iteno, W. H. Stewart LOGAN—W. Hr.Williel Stewart, 65, Logan businessman ) and community leader, died Sunday evening of a heart ailment. He was born April 9, 1866, in Logan, a son of James Z. and Julia Ann Fitz gerald. ‘The elder Mr. Stewart was a Plunger In northern Utah and was first President of Brigham Young Collese, Logan, W. OH. Stewart lved ta Logan through out his life, attending schools here and Brigham Young College and Utah State Agricultural College. He filled a mission to the northern states for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from November, to February, 1569. Mr. Stewart taught school there two years and married Mate Hichards Nov. #2, 1911, in the Logan LDS Temple, ile was a member of Logan Eleventh LDS Ward and a New priest in the art. Logan Stake, Ile had been a mem ber of various other cnueeds organizations and the Chamber of Commerce, Logan Mounted Police (charter member), Cache Pesce Officers Assn, and local real estate and insurance associations. Surviving are his widow and four sons and daughters: Hold HH. and T. Lynn Stewart, Logan, Mrs. Richard (Galt) Knight. Provo, eng Aus, Clare (June) Spackman, Layton; 49 grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters: Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eugene 9. Stewart, Alrs. Carrie Humphreys and s. Jessie Reese, Logan, and R. A. Stewayn River Heights. Funeral services will conducted Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Logan Eleventh LDS Ward Chapel, by Reed Bullen, bishop. Friends may call at the family home, 235 Soist East, Tuesday evening and Wednesday prior to services. Burial will be in Logan City Cemetery under direc tion of Wy Loyal Hat Mortuary, Eva W. Coleman TEASDA’™, “Mayne County (Special— Funeral services for Mra. Eva Washburn, 45. Were conducted here Monday at on, In the Teasdale Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, by Ernest Peterson, bishop, and Wasparn in Monore, Sevier County, March 20, 1906. 3 daughter of Orson Pratt and Mary Ellen Thuesden Washburn. She attended Meanare schools and she was graduated from the South Sevier High School. On Feb. 20, 1929, she was married to Evan Coleman in Monroe. At the time of her death she was secretary of the Teasdale LDS Ward Relief Society, a member of the Wayne Stoke Relief Society, and a visiting teacher of the Teasdale Ward Relief Society. She also had been active in the Young Women's Mutual Improve ment Assn. In Teasdale, Survivors include her husband and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Jwana Adams, Lela Coleman and Bates Evan Coleman, as of Teasdale, and the following brothers snd sisters: Newell Washburn, Pasadena, Cal: Mrs. Zina Bird. Layton: Mrs. Delilan Staples, Cen tral, Sevier County; Wallace Washburn, Orem: DeLell Washburn and Jesse Wash burn, both of Monore: Mrs. Velma Snidow, Port_ Angeles, Wash: Mrs. Clee Jensen and Garald Washburn, Richfield. Burial was in the Teasdale Cemetery under direction of the Neal 5. Magieby Mortuary. Myrtle K G. Brunner OGDEN—Mrs. Myrtle Katherine Graci- oMi Bruner, 52, Richfield, died Sunday at 10:35 p.m. In an Ogden hospital of a heart ailment. She was born Oct. 4, 1898, at Oak Park, Jr., a daughter of Anthony and Cecilia Nuermann Giacielli. She had resided in Aztec, N. M., and Los Angeles, Cal., before moving to Richfield four years ago. On Aug. 28, 1919, she was married to Albert H. Brunner in New York City. She was a member of the Richfield Community Church, and held member ship in the Church Guild Club, the Art and Study Clubs, and the Pallette’ and Brush Club. She was a member of the Richfield LDS Mothers' chorus and of the Utan Federation of Women’s Clubs. Surviving are her husband, Richfield: three daughters, Dorothy Ann Brunner, Richfield: Mrs. Jeanne Turner, Pallman, Wash.; Mrs. Patricia Hickman, Aztec, N. Mione grandchild and a brother, Earl F. Glacial, Oak Park, OL. John F. Davis OGDEN,Joan Floyd Davis, 49, 1382 23rd St. died Monday morning in an Oxden hospital following an extended illness. Mr. Davis was born April 1, 1902, in West Weber, a son of John T. and Eliza beth Billings Davis. He had resided in Weber County throughout his life with the exception of three years spent in Montana. For many years he engaged in mining and construction work and at one time was employed by the Amalgamated Susar Co. For the past 10 years he had worked at Utah General Depot as a mechanic foreman. In August, 1924, he married Jennie Hickman in Salt Lake City. She died in 1935 in Ogden. Surviving are one son, Jerry Leon Da vis, Oden; his parents, Ogden; one sis ter, Mrs. Charles A. (Barbara) Cole. Ogden, Charles Stahley EVANSTON, Wyo.—Charles Stahley, 7H, last surviving member of a prominent Uinta County family, died at his home here Saturday at 7:30 p.m. of a heart ailment. Mr. Stahley was born on a ranch near Almy, June 20, 1878, the youngest son of Jacob and Bertha Mons Stahley. Short ly after his birth the family moved to property now known as the Stahley Ranch on Yellow Creek. On Sept. 15, 1903, he married Anne Christensen at Evanston. She is his sole survivor, . Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church by Rev. Joseph Austin Lininger, pastor, Burial wil be in the City Ceme tery, directed by the Bryan Mortuary. Maud May Cox EIKO Naw —Mre Mand Mar Car. 3 died in an Filko hospital Monday morning after a prolonsed illness. She had been a resident of Elko since 1922. She was born in Wells, Ney., March 5, 1890. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Burns Chap el, with Interment in the Knights of Prihias Cemetery. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Downing. Elko, two sons. Eldred Cox of Battle Mountain, and Eddie Cox of Elko, her mother, Mrs. Bertha Ken nedy, and a sister, Mrs. Lowell Mody, both of Hawthorn. Nev... a brother, George Kennedy, Lamoille, five grand children and two great-grandchildren. Her husband, Ernest Cox, died In 1545. Craig Van Meer OGDEN--Craig Van Meer, 6 month-old son of Lawrenc: and Jean Goodrich Van Meer. 1.28 Marine Dr.. Washington Ter race, died Monday at 3:30 p.m. in an Og den hospital following 3 briefliness. The child was born Feb. 23, 1951 in Ogden. Surviving are the parents, two broth ers and two sisters: Richard Philip, Rob ert Lawrence, Constance Jis and Bev erly Jean Van Meer, Washington Ter race: the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Van Meer, Bay Clits. Mich.. and Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Goodrich, Farm ington. Thomas Leroy Pass HUNTSVILLE—Thomas LeRoy Pass, 53, prominent Ogden Valley resident and Huntsville rancher, died Slonday at 3:10 a.m. in an Ogden hospital following a stroke. Mr. Pass was born Sept. 6, 1681, at Nephi, a son of Thomas and Euphamie Reid Pass. We had resided in Huntsville for the past 45 years. He had taken an active part in planning and maintaining the Ogden Valley free- Ration Assn. for the past 40 years. He had been a government stock inspector, a local director of the soil conservation services and was a past president of the Weber County Farm Bureau. Mr. Pass was a high priest in the Huntsville Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and had served as assistant superintendent of the Middleton Ward Sunday School. as Un June y, 1yn ¥, he married Josephine Allen in Orden. The marriage was solem nized in the Salt Lake LDS temple in January, 1910. Surviving are his widow: three sons and one daughter: Thoras R. Pass, El Monte, Cal; Earl Reid Pass, North Holly wood, Cali Eugene M. Pass, Rose Mead, Cal., and Mrs. Grace Lund, Salt Lake City; eight grandchildren; four brothers and three sisters: George V. and Lloyd R. Past and Mrs. Gladys Foote, Salt Lake City: A. R. Pass, Bountiful; Mrs. Bertha Sachel, Torrance, Cal., and Mrs. Lillian Sellers, Rock Springs, Wyo. Blaine Davis Williams CEDAR CITY (Speecial—Blaine Davis Williams, 8, son of Jack M. and Lorraine Pollock Williams, Hurricane, died in a local hospital late Sunday of undeter mined causes. He was born Nov. 6, 1942, in Seattle and came with his family to Hurricane when two years of age. Until the past few months the family had resided in Tuc son, Ariz., where the boy attended pub lic schools. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, Jack M. Williams Jr. and Jerald Williams, Hurricane; grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jon ¢. Williams, Queens Creek, Aziz, and Samuel 4b. Pollock, Banarraville, Iran County. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Hurricane North Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, by Carrol Heaton, bishop. Friends may call at the family residence in Hurricane Tuesday from 1 p.m. until time of services. Burial in Hurricane Cemetery will be erected by Jensen Mortuary of Cedar Thy. Algeroy Penfold HAGERMAN, Ida.—Algeroy Penfold, 79, retired farmer and stockman died Sunday at his home here. He was a Hagerman Valley resident for 39 years and of Idaho for 55 years. Mr. Penfold was born in Heber, Utah, April 3, 1872. He married Rachel Price in 1893 in Heber. She preceded him in death. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Ethel Boyer, Mrs. Lapreal Sands, both of Hagermsr, Mrs. Nora Barlogi, Mrs. Stella Farnsworth, both of Bliss, two brothers and three sisters, Virgil Pen fold, James Penfold, both of Drixys; Mrs. Belle Morgan, Harerman, Mrs. Han nah Brown, Idaho Falls, Mrs. Aurience Cherrington, Lafayette, Call 16 grand children and 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted by Bishop Mark Jaynes Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Hagerman Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial in the Hagerman Cemetery will be directed by the Thompson Funeral Home. Lillian May G. Robertson OGDEN—Mrs. Lillian May Gutherie Robertson, 72, 524-15th St., died Monday at 7:30 a.m. at the family residence fol lowing an extended illness. Mrs. Robertson was born April 11, 1879, at Harrisville, Weber County, a daughter of Thomas B. and Emma White Guthrie. She was educated in Weber County schools. On Nov. 23, 1903 she was married to George C Robertson in Ogden. He died here Nov. 5, 1542. She is a member of the Oden Seventh Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. _ Surviving are two sons and one daugh ter: Bert G. and Ernest ©. Robertson, Og den; Mrs. Grant (Florence) Bishop, Greeley, Colo; eight grandchildren and shelter. Mrs. Mary Coyier, Oakiana, Arvie J. Holstrom JERGME, Idx. (Specials)—Arvie J. Hol strom, 56, died Monday of a heart ail ment. Born Feb. 12, 1901, in Sweden, the man had been in Jerome only a short time. He went to work at the Idaho Products Co, Monday morning and after complaining of not feeling well, suf ered a heart attack and died at work. Officers in Jerome were attempting to lrcate possible survivors. Tom K. Praggastis BINGHAM (Specialty Funeral services for Tom HK. Praggastis, 70, $80 Main St. grocery store owner «he died Friday, wi he conducted Tuesizy at 2 am. tn Salt Lake Cite at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church by Rev. Anto nius Kalaseropoutous Friends may call at 480 Main St., Bingham, Monday evesine and Tuesday to ig pin. Burial wil be in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake Cty. Mrs. Frederickson
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