Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-11-01 | Page 6 | Deaths and Funerals

Deaths and Funerals i FR I ESE Funeral services for Mrs . Maria C. Friese were held yesterday at 2 p in from the Llndquist funeral pal lor--. The services wen officiated over by Rev. R. R. Clark of Salt Lake Clt ' 'Mrs. Clark of Salt Lake, sang 'Sleep": nd "Rest My Beloved, Rest." Ro Clark spoke on the Immortality of the I soul, and gave comforting words to ', the family and relatives A large num-her num-her of beautiful floral tributes were j evident. Interment was made in the lOgden city cemetery. Rev. Clark offl-elated offl-elated at ihe cemetery. HANSEN Funeral services for Mrs . Amelia Hansen will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m at the Ninth ward meeting' house. The body ma be viewed at I j the home of the Hon, 3150 Pacific avenue, ave-nue, this afternoon and evening and Ion Sunda until services, interment, in. Ogden citv cemeterv. ' FISH ER Charles L. Fisher, furmer employe of the city street railways, died at Iuh home esterday morning following a nervous breakdown Mr. Fisher was born in Monticello. Minn . February 28, 1878, and came to I'tah , in 1907 One year later he married Miss Emily Covington, and she, with the following children, survive:' Claudia. N , Harold C, Troy C , Floyd E Fisher The father. E. K. Fisher. I of Waterloo, la., and the following ! brothers and sisters nlso survive: Har-ley Har-ley Fisher, Waterloo, la , Troy Fisher, Monticello, and Eldon Fisher, Rear- 1 don. Wash, Mrs Ida Gullliford, De- ,catur. and Miss Olive Fisher, Win- Lhrop, Mass. The body was taken In charge by Lindquiet and funeral arrangements ar-rangements will be announced later. LYNHAM Funeral services will be held for Johanna Lynham Sunday at 12 30 o'clock in the Fourth ward meeting meet-ing house, Bishop Hyrum Lund will officiate. The body may be viewed at the home. 83S Twenty-first street Saturday Sat-urday afternoon and Sunday until the time of the service. Interment will be made In the Ogden citj ci m I THOMPSON Mrs Mane Thompson, wife of ;-oifc- TKunp.-on and agd t-' years, died today at the family home, 2740 Voiker avenue. Mrs. Thompson was very well known in Ogden and was a member of the Roal N i ; bin.-Brotherhood bin.-Brotherhood of American Yeomen and the W R. C . auxiliary to (he O. A. R The funeral services will be held Sunday Sun-day at 3 o'clock In (he Kirkendall chapel