Show PROMINENT T EDUCATOR LAID TO REST RES T KATE FOR fou oveil ovelt AN EDUCATOR IN VALLEY TO VINAL IlE WAllI APTER 11 tho the community wae was shocked on friday march 3 whon when it wae was learned that mrs aire kate caldor calder wife of or son D 11 caldor calder had been stricken with paralysis par ulysia sho she seemed to be recovering rapidly until monday thoro there was a second stroke when it was known it would only be a matter of a few days until tho the final sum mong mons would come A third stroke on friday march 10 caused death at eleven a m her ifer youngest daughter kathryn i who was in california on a mission and son zelph 8 coach at carbon county high school at price arrived about an hour before the death of their mother they drove all night on oil their way from price when the tile nowa news was wits first received zelph was sick and thought ho he would be unable to bo be at the bedside mrs afro kate caldor calder waa was born february 8 at mill creek salt lako lake county utah to john F and elizabeth she graduated from the university of utah in tho the class with rachel edwards who later tater became principal ofine of tho the large salt lake schools and mrs william at stewart whose husband wae was formerly at the head of tho the normal department of the U of U on july 28 1887 she married 0 at calder and two years later they came to ashley valley mrs caldor calder by her ability and loving disposition immediately became a social educational and religious leader thirty two years ago she taught her first school in a log school house southeast of town and has been engaged in school work ever since two years ago she became primary supervisor in the uintah school district which position she occupied at the time of her death in a religious way mrs calder was an untiring worker all her active life and served in many positions in the ward and stake eight years ago this march she was chosen as president of the young ladles mutual improvement association in uintah stake and on saturday actor being stricken the day before was planning work mork to be carried on in their behalf with all of her public activities she raised a large family all highly respected in the community one son sylvanus died of diphtheria while quite young alton gave his life in the cause of liberty dying of influenza at fort logan colorado about a month before the close of the war 0 mentzer a teacher in ashley valley zelph S coach of the carbon high leo a farmer on diamond mountain mrs J robert robinson of salt lake city whose husband was formerly a teacher in the uintah academy and now assi assistant sant in the attorney generals office both mr air and mrs robinson were sick and the daughter has not yet been told of her mothers death kathryn is fill continued on page 5 column 1 PROMINENT EDUCATOR LAID TO aliew REST continued atom rom bagg 1 ing a mission in 10 california where site hae has been for tho past eighteen months sho she ig fig also survived by two sisters and two brothers mrs ella gabbot and mrs L bulso hill both of salt bait lako lake dr fred snoda kor ker ot of ogden and reuben Bno Sno daker of salt lako lake they wore unable to attend the funeral on account ot of the condition of tho the roads monday afternoon march the vernal second ward chapel waa was crowded to capacity with the many friends and relatives of the deceased to pay day their last respects Oct bishop george H EL wilkins presided all ward and stake young mens and young ladles mutual officers off I 1 cors wore seated on the stand with the speakers eakers the second ward choir under the direction of ashley bart lott lett sang guide mo me to thee theo bright beautiful homo and come unto jesus whispering HOW was sang as an a duet by jessie jessle hislop and mrs C J neal protestor W H burgener played oh my father as an a cello solo accompanied by professor william F han ilan son on the piano both are teachers in the uintah academy the opening prayer was offered by bv fred G bingham and the benediction by president dent ernest eaton the speakers were mrs anna bartlett the first matron of the aln tah academy and a life long friend and neighbor of the departed who told bt bf mrs airs calders long pioneer teaching record in the ashley valley and paid glowing tribute to her a as a neighbor teacher friend wife and mother and stated her friend had labored as a missionary and teacher in the ashley valley for over thirty years and active in her duties as teacher and church w worker until stricken the second time john N davia davis was the next speaker en dorsing all that had been said mrs ardetta first counselor to O 0 the departed in the stake young ladles ladies mutual improvement association told of their work together and how mrs airs caldor calder bad had enjoyed the work for the young iio people ople superintendent heber 13 olson told of her work as primary supervisor of tho the uintah school district stating he had never found her when she was not ready to do her duty no matter bow how difficult the trip might be mrs frank orser of roosevelt who for years had been associated in the uintah county schools with her paid her tribute president A 0 goodrich becony S counselor in tue we uintah atako and secretary of the uintah school district since its organization spoke adding words of consolation ind cheer to the bereaved family where she was so dearly loved by husband song sons and daughters bishop wilkins was the last speaker the pall bearers were her three sons leo 0 mentzer and zelph 8 and three brothers in la law president wallace calder of the stake pontha calder and bruce calder 0 of roosevelt Hoo sevelt the florl offerings were beautiful an ad elaborate wreath of rosea roses from the home with the word mother the stake boards of the young mens anVY and Young oung ladles ladies mu duals gave a pillow of jf white carnations forming the letters at I 1 L A with green ferns over a background of green the colors 0 of the mutual A large largo boquet of pink carnations carnation if from the grade primary public school teachers the uintah school board a boquet of american beauty roses A large boquet from brothers bro and sisters in salt lake and ogden the uintah educational association a beautiful wreath vernal first ward wreath in green and white the casket rostrum and table were laden with smaller offerings from her many f fiends four girls dressed in white from the vernal ward beehive girls girl laid boquete on the casket ah ahe e decorations were beautiful interment was made madd irk 10 the vernal cemetery with bishop wilkins dedicating the grave |