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Show OBITUARIES - - - See Page 18, Rodney T. Badgtr Funeral services will be conducted Tues-dsy Tues-dsy at 1 p.m. In Chicago tor Rodner Taylor Badger, 74, former vie preeldent of the Utah Stat National bank and crandaoa of John Taylor, third president of Church OX Jesus Christ of LaUar-4ajr Salnta. Mr. Badger died Sunday In Chicago, where he had realded the paat 2s years, according u word received by Salt Lake relatives A native of Sak Lake City, Mr. Badger wae born Oct. S. 1872. a eon of Rodney Carloa and Harriet Ann Taylor Badger, and married Either Moore In Salt Lake City Oct 10. 1893. Mr. Badger waa treaaurer of the Lan-teen Lan-teen medical laboratories, Chicago, at the time of hie death. He waa a former member of the Alta club and Commercial club and Salt Lake City chamber ei eonv merce. Survivors Include his widow, Chicago: two eona and a daughter. John M. and Robert Badger and Mrs. Either Esait, all of Chicago: a brother. Jeeee T. Badger, Salt Lake City: three aietera. Mrs. Harriet Ann Nrbeksr, Mrs. Lucille Taylor and Mrs. Vera Ostler, all of Salt Lake City: a half sister. Mrs. Louise Ashton, and a half brother, Ralph A. Badger, both ef Salt Lake City. William H. Duffin PROVO WIlHsm Henry Duffin, 12, died Monday at his horns, CRD No. a. Box 21, In Orera, following a stroke. Surviving are his wtoow; two sons and a daughter, William Henry Duffin Jr. and Mre. Joseph B. (Anna) Mlllett of Oram; Sidney A. Duff In, Dallas, Teg.; one brother, Heseklsh K. Dutflu, Aberdeen, Ida., and three grandchildreu. funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1:30 p m. In the Hharon L D S church, with Stanley Pinch, biahop, officiating. Friends may call at the Quiet funsrsl home Wednesday svenlug and at the family home In Orem Thursday prior to services. Burial will be In the Orra City cemetery. . Barbara B. Yunktr Mrs. Barbara Bltier Tunker, 80. Salt Lake realdent, died In a Salt Lake hospital hos-pital Monday at 1:30 a.m. of causes Incident Inci-dent to sge. 8bs waa bora June J4, 1SS6, In Slutt- Sen, Germany, and cams to the United tstvs about 60 years sgo, and bad reeided In Salt Lake City alnce that time. Until her lltneae, Mrs. Tunker bad been aetlvs la the Church of Jeeus Cbnat of Latter-day Latter-day Salnta, and waa a worker In the Relief society of the Eleventh LPS ward. Survlvuig are a son and a daughter. John A. junker. Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Lou led Bints, HoUadar, and a grandchild. grand-child. Prlvata funeral services will be conducted. con-ducted. David B. Horton David Horton, 22. Clrclevllle, Piute county, died In a Salt Laka hospltel Monday Mon-day at 11:45 a.m. of rheumatic fever. A veteran of World War II. Mr. Horton had served In the U. S. srmy and during hla service attended the University of California. Cali-fornia. Ho had been offered a scholsr-ship scholsr-ship to continue bis education at the unlvsrslty. Among hi survivors Is his mother. Sarah E. R. P. Davis NsTW HARMONY, Washington County-Funeral County-Funeral arrangements wsre bolng msds Monday for Mrs. Sarah Elisabeth Bedd Prince. Davis. SO, . -i",v i aetlvs churcb worker -jp and practical nuree ' of this community. M 4 who died Saturday at I her horns of causes f Incident to age. I Born May 12, 1 1888. In New Har- . mony, a daughter of t Benjamin J. and Cla- ( rlaaa Taylor Redd, ; V members of the early ' Indian mission to this tsrrltory. . Mrs Davis had . - V i established a record , of S2 years' eon Unu- , J f ' ous service In the . jr - Church of Jesus M Christ at Latter-day jf , - Salnta, serving 25 V the New Harmony fc r" t LDS ward Relief I society and varying Mrs. Davis terms In ths Primary, Sunday school and Mutual Improvement Assn. organisations. Survivors Include her husband, six sona and daughters, James Loranso Prince, New Harmony: George Lawrence Prince, Salt Lake City: Anthon B. Prince, 8L Oeorge, Washington county sheriff; Mrs. Juanlta Williams, Henderson, Nev.; Mrs. Fern Klelnman. Toquervlle; Mrs. Vllo Pesrcs, New Harmony: 39 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. Marion A. Lowry Funeral services will be conducted In Sterling. Sanpete county, ward chapel of ths Church of Jssus Christ of Latter-day Saints Friday at 1 rr00tmmm'i p.m. for Marlon A Ion. fj:'?" 7 ij so Lowry, 88, Ster- a. ling, who died In a B Bait Lake hospital V , , 1 Friday at 11:15 p.m. j after a lingering 111- es . nese. f 71 fVwVf., Former member of I A i : ' the Utah state lerls , (If. 4 lature and constable ew" at Sterling the paat ' V r 20 yeara, Mr. Lowry y aw V was born June 3, X. 1878. In Jerusalem, Sanpete county, a t t town which Is now ' 1 SI iltlltt Hs wss J elected to ssrvs four ' ' terme In the Utah f leglalature, his ten- I , urs of office ending I " - In 1030. He was I chslrmsn of the Ster- I ling Republican com- sssweeesBMeaeMSi mltlee and had been Mr. Lewrv deputised on numerous specie I occasions to servs with the Sanpete county deputy sheriff's office. . Also surviving ars two daughters. Mra Eldon Bradley, sterling: Mra, Hial B. O'Dell, Salt Lake City: a aleter. Mra. H A. Petty, Salt Lake City, and sis grand-chlldren. grand-chlldren. Friends stay call at the family home In Hterllng Thureday evening and Friday until time of services Burial will be In Sterling cemetery. E. W. Wall E. W. Wall. T2, died In his home. 1088 Eaet nth South. Salt Lake City. Sunday at 8 n.nv of a heart ailment. Hs had been 111 only a short Urns. A former resident of Mt Pleseant, fee waa prominent socially, fraternally and ' poHtlrelly. He was caahler of the Mt. Pleaaant Commercial and Savings Sav-ings bsnk, manager of the Sanpete County Cooperative- Assn. : a member of the Mt. Pleaeant clt council, and served four terms aa city recorder. He was a member and elder In ths First Presbyterian church of Bait Lake. Surviving are his widow. Salt Lake: two -daughters and a son, Mrs. Margaret W. Bush and Mra. Betty W. Madsen, Bait Lake, and Harold Wall. ML Pleaeant : four grandchildren, one grsat-g randcnlld and a brother. O. F. Wan. Bait Lake. |
