Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-22 | Page 8 | Final Tribute Paid to Educator at Funeral Service in Ephraim

Final Tribute Paid to Educator At Funeral Service in ill Ephraim Dr D. D C. C Jensen prominent Utah educator was buried Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- day in the Ephraim cemetery following funeral services in the Ephraim Ephraim Eph Eph- raim West L. L D D. S. S ward chapel Bishop W W. L. L Brei Breinholt holt of Eph Eph- raim West ward officiated Dr Jensen had been an instructor tor in Snow college at Ephraim for forthe forthe forthe the last two years He died Saturday of heart disease He was a member of the first class of Sanpete Stake academy now Snow college and was superintendent superIntendent superintendent super super- and teacher in the Mt Pleasant Logan and Jordan district district district dis dis- dis- dis schools He was an n instructor at the University of Utah principal and geology department teacher at atthe atthe atthe the Brigham Young college teacher training school Dr Jensen studied at the University University Uni Uni- i- i of Utah University of California California California Cali Cali- fornia and the University of Chi Chi- cago He was president of the Utah Education association in 1917 18 and andIn andIn andin In 1934 was state supervisor of ot emergency education becoming assistant as assistant assistant as- as to the Utah state director of the national youth administration tion a 0 year later Surviving are his widow Mrs Mary E E. Jensen of Ephraim five lve sons sons C. C Lavar Jensen of Brigham Young university faculty Vernon and Gl Glen n Jensen of Preston Idaho Dr Wallace Jensen of Los Angeles and Milton L. L Jensen of Sandy one daughter Mrs Katherine atherine Peterson of Salt Lake City 16 grandchildren four brothers Charles F. F Jensen of Ephraim N N. A A. and Ben Jensen of Salt Lake City and Theodore Jensen of Los Angeles