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^ ,,, . _ . I ]New Harmony, Utah, Nov. 23, 1920.1Funeral service* were held here hist Friday for Mrs. Sarah Woolaey, wife of Martin O. Woolsey, who departed * this life Nov, 17, 1920, of heart and 4 liver trouble. She was Imrn Mar. 12* 1 1802, and was the mother of eiirht children, t hree of whom preceded her to the great beyond. Those livintr are, j Juke Deuel of Tonnpah; Mrs. Albert *Taylor of Price; Mrs. Orson Hammond, Mrs. Jr*l F. Woodard and Del-!1 bert Woolsey, of this place. She had 1been to Hie house of the Ixrnl. and 1 'wan a faithful Latter-day Saint, but I m she lived on a ranch nearly all of ' her life was unable to take active part in the church work, as she would liked to have done. |*At the Service; the choir *nng “Rockof Aj't-s, Prayer wa offered by Rro.Francis Prince, Vilate Prince sang the K«do, I Have Rend of a lleiiutiful 1 City,*' The speakers were Hotleib Schmutz, Janies I’, Taylor, Wm. P. ! Taylor. Albert P. Mathis and Hi shop ' Henry A. Pace. James L I Vince of- 1 fired the elosinp prayer and Albert 'F. Mathis dedicated the grove.
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Cedar City Iron County News
Cedar City, Utah, US
Fri, Nov 26, 1920
Page 7
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