Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-07-31 | Page 9 | Burial Rites Held for First Senator

I BURIAL RITES HELD FOR FIRST SENATOR With hosts of friends city county and state officials attending funeral services for or Frank J. J Cannon first United States senator from Utah were conducted in Ogden Sunda Sunday nIter alter noon Burial was in the Ogden cit city cemetery Dr John Edward Carver p pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Ogden Ogden Og Og- den officiated at the rites riles which were held in the rooms o of Ogden n lodge No B. B P. P O. O E. E The Elks ritual service was given by Arthur Wooley exal exalted ted ruler William S. S Hoggan esteemed esteemed esteemed es es- es- es teemed leading knight A. A M. M Squires esteemed loyal knight and J. J Quill esteemed lecturing knight State Senators Ira A. A Huggins of Ogden and anU Paul H. H Hunt of Keetley and Representatives J. J R. R Jarvis of Salt L Lake ke and Gilbert Thatcher of Ogden represented the legislature at atthe atthe atthe the services Senator Huggins read a joint resolution of respect adopted by the lawmakers Saturday Other speakers who eulogized Mr Cannon were Ben L. L Rich and James Devine Salt Lake attorneys Honorary pallbearers were W. W Mont Ferry George Snyder C C. C C. C Richards and Frank Frnnk B. B Cook of Salt Lake Charles R. R Hollingsworth A A. A T. T Hestmark Hestmark Hest Hest- mark Chris Flygare and Frank Francis of Ogden Nephews of Mr Cannon were active active ac DC ac- ac tive pallbearers Theodore pallbearers Theodore L. L Cannon Cannon Can Cnn no non Wayne Cannon Warren Cannon Gerald Cannon Frank Hyde and Emerson Willey Memorial services for Mr Cannon will be conducted by the Ogden Elks lodge Tuesday night s