Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-12-14 | Page 18 | Howard N. Frazee's Interests Are Varied and Include Work

-MANY HAPPY RETURNS Howard N. Frazee's Interests Are Varied and Include Work S-l ; : : . V mrj I ' On the anniversary of his birth I today The Telegram extends con-, con-, gratulations to Howard N. Frazee. special investigator for the Utah Power and Light company and well known vocalist. Mr. Frazee finds his recreation in four ways fishing, hunting, singing and working. During the summer and fall he concentrate on I the fishing and hunting and then during the other seasons has to rely "On his work to provide "the recreation recrea-tion "The hunting and fishing were not quite as good this year as they have been in the past few years, but nevertheless I had pretty good luck," he said. Born in Wyoming, Mr. Frazee has made his home in Salt Lake City for the past 26 years, being employed by the power company for 18 years of that time. Long noted as a tenor, he ha been soloist at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, for more than a year. He is a member of the Masonic order. The Telegram extends congratulations congratu-lations to the following, whose birthdays are also today: John M. Wallace?, vice president and trust officer Walker Bank and Trust company. Alex R. Kberhardt, president. Salt Lake Mattress and Manufacturing company. Leo Kager, secretary-treasurer. Salisbury Investment company. Leander D. Foreman, president, Utah Junk company. Chris Greienhagen, contractor. George H. Mai in, proprietor, Malin grocery. Joseph Sicilians, manager and co-owner, co-owner, Capri Italian restaurant HOWARD N. FRAZEE Mb e sing, fieh and si is I