| Show I Deaths I I GERTRUDE LOWELL US Mrs Gertrude aertrude Lowell McManus 52 prin- prin of the Leif LU McManus School of Dramatic Dra Dra- matic mate Arts died early Sunday morning at ater ather ather Constitution building her er apartment In Jn the following an apoplectic stroke strode She was born bor March In 13 1 1870 in Brandon Vt and had lived Ived In Salt Snit Lake lor for 12 1 years ear She is survived by hy her he husband husband Lift LII McManus her mother Mrs Mr H II 1 O O. Lowell and her Iser daughter Mr Mrs Mr Charles Lentz of ot Pennsylvania I MRS IRS HELEN X W W. SORENSEN 1 Sirs Mrs Mr Helen W W. Sorensen 77 77 n. wIle of S. S N Sorensen of East Mill Mi Creek died Sunday at the family home homr She was wa born bor orn In Sweden January 11 1 1875 and had been a I resident nt of ot the time United States State for lor SO 50 o years cars Sirs Mrs Mr Sorensen had made mode her home homen In n East Ent Still Mill Mi Creek for 15 years year She is survived sur- sur l ed by her ber husband and two sisters JAMES NELSON James Jmes Nelson Nelon 64 of Midvale died Sunday Sun- Sun day ay afternoon nt at h hi residence I e 31 South U Slain Iain street Midvale lf or 1 He was a native t ol of Sweden weden and a bo bachelor He lIe le Is survived by two wo sisters Mrs Mr Hanna Poulson of Sandy and nd Sirs Mrs Anniel Nelson of ot Alhambra Ca t two wo 0 brothers brother Nels Neb Nelson ot or Preston Idaho and nd Andrew Nelson Nelon of ot Midvale ELOISE GUILDS CHILDS JAMISON OGDEN News News of the death Thursday Eloise Child Jamison 48 night of ot Sirs Mrs Mr at ater athe ather her he er home in Los Ls Angeles was wn received Sunday Sun Sun day da by relatives in this city Sirs Mrs Mr Jamison was WD born bor in Orangeville Emery Emer county count April Apri 8 8 1834 1884 a daughter of Parker Adelb Adelbert rt and Coates Child Childs She first married Charles Swannell of ot Vie Vie- orla oria B D. D C C. one of the first volunteers from Cann Canada a In the World war He lie wa wa- killed In France just before belore the close of ol the war Sro She lived in Salt Lake after lter the death of her first husband until she married d William Jamison In lu 1922 12 and went to LOJ L Angeles to o reside Surviving besides her husband are her mother who makes her home in Ogden with witha a son Devero Devere 1265 Twenty eighth street and five brothers Devere anti and Luther Child Child- Ogden Parker Adelbert Child Childs Huntington Joseph E C Childs Services will be conducted Monday at the Larkin Christensen Goates undertaking establishment es- es In Lo and the body will be brought to Salt Lake Laie Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- day at 9 30 p p. p m m. Another service will b be conducted Wednesday at H It A a. a m m. In Larkin Larkin Lar- Lar kin Sons mortuary East South Tempo TempIe Tem Tem- pIe po street Salt Lake and the body will be betaken taken to for burial Wednesday afternoon Arrangement for the Utah services service were werm made by Sons mortuary of Ogden SAMUEL JACOBSON Ssmuel Samuel Jacobson 57 a bricklayer brick brick- layer ayer was found dead In let a bathroom at th the Montana rooming house Twenty filth street early Sunday morning Jacobson who had been rooming at th the Elk ik hotel 2323 Lincoln avenue went to the Montana about 11 p p. m. m Saturday and anc asked for lor a bath The landlady showed him I to a bathroom and an hour later wondering why be had not left the room knocked on th the door She received no reply and notified the police Detectives George Theobold and C C. K forced the door of the bathroom They discovered Jacobson dead In the tub Dr N N. N H Savage city physician pronounced pronounced pro pro- the death due to heart disease dUease Th The body ody WAS removed to the undertaking of Lindquist A. A Sons virtually nothing as to Jacobsons Jacobson's antecedents sole ante had been learned at a late hour hou Sunday aside from the fact that he was a bricklayer and had made his home at th the Elk hotel since last July It II is isaid paid aid h he had been out of work the greater part o otho of the tho time since he came here ESIENA DI BELLO Esiena Ed Dl Di Bello 66 retired died at 1 45 a a. a m rn Sunday a ahe at atthe he the family home Grant avenue o oliver of liver disease from which he had bad suffered nearly two years Mr Di Hello was born December 23 1865 1863 at Piedmont Italy a son ot of Mr an and Sir Mr- Antonio Dt Di lie came to America in n 1831 and after livIng in Pennsylvania for several years ears came to Ogden which Had since been his home He lie opened a grocery store at Grant Gran avenue In 1922 which he operated until ill health forced him to retire Surviving are arc his widow Mrs Farino Dl Bello one brother Angelo lo D DBella Di DiBello Bella Bello and one sister Mrs element I-element both of Erie Pa and another brother an and sister In Italy JOHN KEITH MARTIN John John Keith Martin month 9 old son of John Milton and Georgia Mol Mol- bey ber Merlin Martin riled filed lit et the family home in Wilson lone lane Sunday at 10 a a. a m m. after a weeks week's Illness of pneumonia The Tho baby was born in San while his parents were there tern tem August 8 1931 Surviving are the parents and one small sister La Rue Grandparent Grand Grand- parent Mrs Venetta Martin and Sir Mr and Mrs D D. of Ogden also survive Funeral arrangements are aro in charge of Sons LEWIS ALVIN NIELSEN Lewis GROVE Lewis Alvin NIel- NIel yen cn 43 died Saturday of complications following lol- lol lowing loving Influenza He was employed ed by the Bank of Pleasant Grove for lor eleven years and was clerk of the L L. D D. S 3 Second ward ward for ten years lila His early life was spent at mining in the TintIc di He lie was born August 19 1833 In this city Surviving are arc his widow Sirs Mrs Flora Bromely Brom- Brom ely cly Nielsen and five sons and daughters Sirs Mrs Grace N N. Beers Dean Ruth Ralph and and Fred Pred Nielsen and his mother Sirs Mrs Sine Nielsen all of Pleasant Grove two deters and a brother Mrs Ottile Brown Salt Lake Mrs Slay May Henson Nielsen Pleasant Grove Funeral services will br be conducted Tuesday Tues Tiles day at 2 P p. p m m. in the L L. L D B. B S S. S stoke stake tabernacle taber taber- nacle with Interment In Pleasant Grove City cemetery MARIA C. C ENGFELT CRESCENT CRESCENT Mrs Maria C 0 Engfelt 50 died Saturday of heart disease at the home of her sister Mrs Dahl DahI following a alone along long lone Illness She was born In Swe Swe- dorm den February 16 1882 and had lived in inthe the tho United States 17 years For some cars she lived In California but six weeks ace aeo wa wa- brought to Salt Lake because ot of ill ill- fleas Besides her sister Mrs Dahl DahI she Is survived survived sur sur- bv by n a son Arney Engfelt Lo Los Angeles and a brother N N. W. W Lund Chicago MRS SARAH B B. B CUNNINGHAM Mrs Sarah June Jane Bond Cunningham 67 wile wife of Thomas D. D Cunningham of 2331 Park street died Sunday at a local hospital after a lingering Illness Surviving are her husband and the following follow follow- inc ing children Sirs Mrs Anna Jones Sirs Mrs H H. ERoll E E. Rolls Roll Fon Earl Carl Shand and Robert Cunningham Gun Cun all of Salt Lake and Mrs C. C J i. of Layton Thirty grandchildren dren iren and five great grandchildren also curvite survive cur sur vive vite Funeral services will be held from the park ward L. L D D. S S. chapel d y at 11 ii a m mu Tile The body will then be taken to American Fork for services nt at 2 p. p m m. and burial In the City cemetery there ELDORA EBERT CR GRANITE April 25 Eldora Ebert 4 4 daughter of Mr SIr mind and Mrs O. O H If Ebert of Granite died nt at the family residence early Monday morning following A brief She Sho was born in Granite November 11 11 1927 Surviving besides be her parents are two brothers George and Glen Ebert Ehert anti one sister Clara Blanche Ebert all of Granite GEORGE Georce Georee Petroff 39 32 coal miner of Rock RockSprings RockSprings Springs Wyo died In a local hospital early Monday morning after A brief Illness He had been a patient at time the hospital for lor 20 days davs The body was removed lo to the Nell Neil NellO O ODonnell O'Donnell mortuary pending funeral ar ar- ar There are arc no known survivors |
