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Show aal Services Held -I Enterprise George Spendlove KFTUSE, Utah Funeral r- were held here Monday P-m. for George Spendlove, the direction of Bp. Arthur L'ker. following program was ren-: ren-: &n?' by choir, "Abide -iMe"; prayer, Joseph Terry; , i! ?! choir' "l Need Thee , J "to"; talks by William i i Ira R. Bradshaw, of A le,i,0Uth war(J: Anthem, V O , ,essed Be His Name"; J L. M. Terry and William Ch05r: PrayOT i speakers all recalled the ' loner Patience during i 5 ?Thf iUness Md at CJj Jthe loss of his wife; t i' M0 of sympathy J (3 ughter, Lucile, his a 5 other members of the ' w would be left to 'ued on page six) George Spendlove Death (Continued from first page) M-.'ism his loss. His services in .-he world war were recalled. After the services he was given j military burial under the direc-t.'iin direc-t.'iin of the Sterling Russel Post -f Hurricane, with the following -ivmlvrs in charge: Homer 5;lostead. Thatcher Ballard. Tn T M T T 1 IIHMIIIHl'f Clarence Perkins, Einier Wood, Karl MeMullin, Ren Spendlove and Mr. Shaffer. The bugle call was given at the grave by Marian Holt and the answer by William Barlocker. George Spendlove was born at Tropic, Garfield county, Utah, on March 6, 1893. He was the third child born in Tropic. He died at his home in Enterprise Sunday morning. May 7. He is survived by one 12-year-old daughter, Lucile, his mother, Alice Spendlove and the following brothers and sisters: William Spendlove, Mrs. Vada Bradshaw, of Hurricane; Mrs. R. W. Deming, of Ogden and Mrs. Wawne Lenne, of Sparks. New Mr. Spendlove obtained his education edu-cation in the district schools at Tropic, Virgin and Hurricane. He later went to school for one year in Cedar City. He was drafted into the World War on the first draft and was sent to Camp Lewis, where he remained re-mained for one month. After a month he received an honorable discharge on account of poor health. He returned home by way of California and while in San Francisco lost his discharge papers. He was drafted into service ser-vice again and on April 27. 1918, he left his home in Hurricane fori Camp Lewis and soon found him-i him-i self in active service in France. I He fought on four battle fronts, j Saw all the horrors of war and j : arrived back in Hurricane one i .. , . l year trom tne nine he lett. In June. 1923. he married Nina Huntsman of Enterprise, who pre- ! j ceded him in death in December' I 1938. To this union was born three children, only one of whom survive. ! In 1919. after his return from war. he. his father and two brothers, formed a partnership in ! the sheep business. This lasted until 1927. when George had to give up on account of ill health. j Since that time he has suffered I cvoa'ly has swr.t thv.e and money traveling and visiting doc- -tors that were recommended by . triertds. Or.e winter --s stvr ;n M-sa. A-.. ' : He w-s an industrious, kind. c:re!e of fvionos who w;l mourri A large crowd of relatives and t'.".er.a trom Hurricane attended i i tne tur.erai. |
