Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-01-16 | Page 2 | G. E. M'Carthy Succumbs at Kearns Home

G. G SUCCUMBS AT KEARNS HOME Law in of S. S L L. Publisher Dies After Attack of Pneumonia Stricken with pneumonia while on ona ona ona a visit in n Salt Lake with his family from San Francisco Glenn E E. McCarthy McCarthy Mc Mc- Ic- Ic Carthy lieutenant during the World war and law in of ot Thomas F. F Kearn president of ot the salt alt Lake Tribune and vice president of or orthe the Silver Sliver King Coalition Mining company died at the Kearns resIdence residence resi rest dence Gui South Temple street at atit 10 it o'clock Saturday morning The end came after atter an illness of ot but three days He is survived by his widow Helen McCarthy nee Kearns and three children Kearns McCarthy Phillip Gleen McCarthy and Sheia hela McCarthy 1 Glenn McCartny was a native ot or Janesville Via and was 32 years veara 0 01 age ge At i he opening of ot t-n t tn war he was engaged aged in i wRit with the Fort Wayne ane Ind md Corrugated DOX enlisted In the military service and was with the Twentieth infantry in l Kansas but failed to see bee overseas curl J. J Following the close of ot the war he was for tor a blue st stationed at atil il Jl L Douglas DuUglas with rank of ot lieu lieu- tenant Following the expiration of ot his term of ot service he be was married here In September 1919 to Helen Kearns Reams daughter of the late Senator Senator Senator Sena Sena- tor Thomas Kearns For some time past he had been connected with the National Paper Products compan company com corn pany pan at San Francisco the family residing in the fashionable residence district of the peninsula Mrs McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy Mc Mc- Carthy and the children were with him here on a visit isit and all the immediate members of ot the family were verp at the bedside when he died No funeral 1 arrangements have yet et been made