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Show Helper rites held for former resident 1 Funeral services were held Thursday of last week at Helper, Help-er, for Mrs. Alice Brailsford Hemming, 69, a former resident resi-dent of Springville, who died at Helper Monday, Feb. 25. She was born in Springville Jan. 23, 1894, a daughter of James and Ellen B e a g 1 e y Brailsford and spent her early life in this community, attending attend-ing schools here. She was married to William Hemming June 16, 1914. He died in October 1961. Surviving are five daughters: Mrs. Eli (Ellen) Matson and Mrs. Nolan (LaRue) Davis, Helper; Mrs. F. A. (Wilma) Peterson, Provo; Mrs. H. C. (Josephine) Nutter, Salt Lake; Mrs. Jay (LaVern) A 1 1 r e d, Spring Valley, Calif.; 12 grandchildren grand-children and four great-grandchildren and the following brothers bro-thers and sisters, Geo. Brailsford, Brails-ford, Mrs. Ed (Emma) Reynolds, Rey-nolds, Springville; Mrs. Leonard Leo-nard (Harriet) Hatfield, Map-leton; Map-leton; James A. Brailsford, Murray and Mrs. Sheldon (Flo- gevernment takes 68, leaving leav-ing 32 percent for state and local units. In 1913, people did locally what they wanted done. Today, they give their money to the federal government and fight among themselves to see who can get the most back. A man shall never be enriched en-riched by envy. T. Drake. rence) Weight, Salt Lake; Two step - brothers, Elmo Allred, Provo and Lewis Allred, Bell Gardens, Calif. Mr. Taxpayers total tax bill in 1913 was distributed 71 for state and local government and 29 for the federal government. gov-ernment. Today the federal |
