Funeral services held for Selma Elizabeth Lundberg Corbridge
Funeral services for Selma Elizabeth Lundberg Corbridge were held May 18 in the Second ward chapel. She died of heart disease in an Ogden hospital and was born July 21, 1909 in Logan. Survived by husband Earl, a daughter Marlene Perkins, three sons Eugene L Corbridge Terry E Layton Dennis W Payne, eight grandchildren, mother near Smithfield, and siblings Norma Lundberg Olsen and Gladys Nielsen. Services conducted by Bishop T Taylor Cannon with prayers, music, and duets “In the Garden” and “That Wonderful Mother of Mine.”
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Selma Elizabeth Lundberg
Corbridge
Second Ward
Ogden
Logan
Nephi
Ida Nelson Lundberg
Earl Franklin Corbridge
Logan Temple
Preston
Thirteenth Ward
Raymond
Marlene) Perkins
Eugene L
Battle Mountain
Nev
Terry E
Guide Children Conference Highlights And Benediction
The Franklin Stake conference featured leaders and youth participants with 210 attendees. Speakers included Arland Sharp N Usel Anderson and Bishop Cannon LuDean Poulsen, with music by the Corbridge-Lundberg group and others. Burial took place in Preston and Dale Corbridge with a large pallbearer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Jensen
Arland Sharp
N Usel Anderson
Cannon LuDean Poulsen
Maron Lower
Lorraine Lundberg
Martha Poulsen
Maxee Chandler
Preston
Dale Corbridge
Glenn Corbridge
Leo Hobbs
Royce Lundberg
Lester Corbridge
Doyle Lundberg
Roy Nelson
Preston Man Dies In Preston Utah Veteran Seaman dies at 66
George D Cottle of Preston Utah died May 9 at the Veterans Hospital from heart failure. He was born July 14, 1898 in Plain City Utah and served in World War I. He worked as an auto mechanic in Ogden and as a sales agent for several auto firms before moving to Preston in 1949. He married Helen M Etterlein in 1929 and is survived by his wife a son and a daughter five grandchildren four brothers and four sisters.
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Aowean Lake
City
Veteran's Hospital
Plain City
Utah
William Henry
Elizabeth Dummer Cottle
Weber County
Wattis- Kimbal Motor Company
Ogden
Robert H Huinkley Motor Company
Ood Motor Company
Ogden Arsenal
Preston
Cranney Chevrolet Company
Helen M. Etterlein
Farmington
American Legion
Ronald G Cottle
JoAnn Sharp
Samuel A_ Cottle
Walter D Cottle
Logan
Charles
Alphia) Chandler
Portland
Tovi
Gwen) Rice
Yucaida
Calif
Bert (Lewell
Fuller Brush Company
USA Golden Anniversary Club
Utah Historical Society
Roy H
Harold
Helen) Walker
Sonoma
Gordon M
Palos Verdes Estates
Jack
Nola) Parry
Price
Bentley
Ruth) Mitchell
John L
Eldora) Chidester
Logan Cemetery
Former County Resident Howard J. Maughan Dies in Logan
Howard J. Maughan, born September 3, 1891 in Logan, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Logan hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Logan with many Preston residents attending. Survived by widow Eldora and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with burial in Logan cemetery.
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Preston
Howard J. Maughan
Logan
Maughans
Mr Maughan
Logan Hospital
Peter Weston
Mary Noel Maughan
Eldora Johnson
LDS
Utah State University
New Zealand
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Mrs. Corbridge
W. Dean Palmer
Franklin Stake
Laurena Benson
Helen Green
Frayers
Jeff Booth
Southern States Mission
Marley Weyerman
West Side
W Dean Palmer
Angus Condie
Earl Moser
Morris Poole
Preston High School
Carl Hoffman
Mary Jane Parkinson
Louise Johnston
Karl Bingham
Robert Behner
Brent Schow
Lynn Shaffer
Reed J Hall
Dennis E Cole
Nicholas Rust
Philip Ray Jensen
LeRoy A Wirth'in
General Welfare Committee
Temple of God
Palmers
Church
God
Pres
Wallace B. Jensen
Dewey Olsen
LeGrand Burton
Marie LaMont
Peg
Hershey
Pierce
Cullen
Franks
Swift Premium
Preston Man
George D Cottle
Prectnn
Galt
James Garner
SUN
MON
Daddy
Jerry Lewis
Chapel of Flowers Mortuary
Lbs
T “A
Altcrest Memorial Park
Orleans
Lindsay — Lar
Fred Mae Murray
Pillsbury
Alc
Ichevack
South State
Preston, Id
Aho
Mir
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