Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-12-23 | Page 16 | Resident of Coast Dies in Salt Lake

1 -,1 MRS. CLYDE E. DANNER j of Los Angeles, who died j yesterday at her parents' : home in this city. j rnc dotty n .. ," :: r,.-... -,; - v. j X . . " U t Q " h i p a ncxrr D RESIDENT OF COAST DIES IOLT LUKE Mrs. Clyde E. Danner of Los Angpeles Is Victim of Heart Failure. Mrs. Clyde E. Danner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jacobs, 1SO0 South Eighth East street, died early yesterday morning at the home of her parents as the result of heart trouble resulting from a severe attack of la grippe several years ago. I Mrs. Danner, whose home has been I in Los Angeles, returned to Salt Lake j just a week ago, it being believed that i the change in altitude and the fact that! she was with her parents might aid her ; failing health. For several days she improved rapidly, but died following a sinking spell yesterday morning. i Mrs. Danner was .'10 years of age j and had been married six years to lyde E. Danner, a salesman of L03 i Angeles. She was a graduate of the, Salt Lake high school and had a host of friends in this city as well as on the , coast. I She is survived by her husband, her! parents, six sisters and oue brother.! The sisters are Mrs. Nellie Tolhurst of Pay son, Mrs. Dorothy Redman of 1 Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. Clare Solomon of1 Salt Lake, Mrs. Beatrice Cindrup of Salt Lake, and the Misses Delia and Thelma Jacobs of this city. Johu Jacobs, Jr., is the surviving brother. Funeral services will be held from the Richards ward chapel, on Garfield avenue, between Eighth East and Ninth ' East streets, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may view the body at the home of the parents on ! Sunday from 12 o'clock noon until li p. m. Interment will take place in City cemetery.