Naples youth Nola Anderson funeral held in Naples Ward Chapel
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in the Naples ward chapel for Nola Anderson fourteen year old son of L. B. Anderson who died Monday morning at Vernal hospital from complications of a ruptured appendix. Bishop Goodrich offered words of consolation and spoke of Nola's character, with musical tributes and a tribute by principal Arthur Manwaring. Burial followed at Vernal cemetery. Nola was survived by his father, one brother and two sisters. A series of notices detail local events, visits, and school activities surrounding Naples residents.
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Ward conference closes as lengthy program honors elders
Sunday events marked the Ward conference with speeches by J Sander A Cioctith and Bishop Eaton. A mixed quartet performed between talks while several members traveled to Diamond Mountain for work. Hospitalization, arrivals, and community notices fill a long, locally focused report.
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