Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-04 | Page 6 | Deaths and Funerals

I Deaths and Funerals M ADDOCK John Maddock. I g known Ogden pioneer, died last eve- nlng at the horn of hia daughter, Mrs 1 Annie c Combs g The deceased was 7S eurs of age He was born in England. February 21. 1841, the son o Thoman and 1 Mary Taylor Maddock lie brrami i l member oi the Latter-day Saint.-; church 63 years ago and came to Ctah In 1161. After having lived for a short 1 time in Salt Lake, Mr Haddock came to Ogden Where he has resided ever since. The deceased is survived by the fol El lowing sons and daughters Hl Thomas John. Frcd Q , Royal A.. Claud B Lawrence J, Mrs Annie r Combe and Mrs. Rose M Laderrjulst. 1 The body wm taken to the Larklni a. Sons' establishment. The time and, J place of the funeral will be an nounced at a later da-. Funeral acrvlces ii be held Snn 1 day at 12 noon In the Eighth ward meetlnK houne. nishop W. W Raw son 1 officiating. Tho body will 11 u state' H Saturday afternoon and evening And! 1 Sunday until 11:30 at the home. A 1 Waahlngton avenue Interment ogden City cemeterj. faulkner The fom Ml ft! ' Faulkner was hold this afternoon at H 2 o'clock la the Llndqul' rhupel. in tarment Ogden City cemeter. HALVCRSON Tho bodv of Mr Francis Bltton Halvernon. vtife of Frank Kalvorvon. who died at Black-foot. Black-foot. April 3 of lnfluenxa, arrtvi ugden today and was taken to the Llndqulst chapol for burial prepara-tloaa. prepara-tloaa. Mr. Halverson l the dau of Mr. and Mrs John Rltton of this city. Sh ia survived by her parents, 1 har husband, four chlldron and a num-ber num-ber of brothers and ulster Funeral H arraagemente will be announced later. ggH oo