Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-06 | Page 8 | Deaths and Funerals

Deaths and Funerals nm i v Fun r.ii u ea for : Miarjorle Brown, Infant daughter of 'Mr and'&Ira. Iceland Brown, were held from the family residence. 2636 j Grant avenue, jesterday afternoon !BlBt( E. 1. Jones officiated. Inter- meri! was made in tho Ogden City cemetery. uixson. : i moral aerrlcea for John 0 Hixson were held .esterday afternoon at the Klrkendall chapel ' w ith the Kev. W. I ,. Mellinger and 'Rev; John W. Hyalop officiating Interment In-terment was made In the Ogden Clt) , ccmetei-y- TKLIX. Thomas Felix died at 8:3Q o'clock Friday evening at th" family resldenc... following several weeks' Illness Ill-ness of stomach trouble. Mr. Felix w born in Austria, lec 21. 1841. He was a coal miner, having bla home in Kem- I merer. Mr. Felix was visiting in Ogden Og-den r.t the time of his death. He is 'survived by the following children. "Mrs. Mary Hussar. M;s Mary feck, Mr.-. M Klauser oi Montana, and Ed. I Felix of Ogden, twenty-three grsnd-chlldren grsnd-chlldren and sl.c great grandchildren He was a member of tho Catholic church. The body was shipped by Llndqulst's to Ivemmorer, where services ser-vices and burial will lake place Hiin-day, Hiin-day, THOMPSON. Funeral services for Kathcrlne Thompson, daughter of Mr ::nd Mrs. J. P. Triompton. were 1 1 -1 1 at 11 o'clock Saturday at the home in iRiverdalc nishop a a. Bingham of-Iflclated. of-Iflclated. A male quartet sang, "I Xeol ,Thcc Lvjry Hour;" Mra. A. A Bing-jham Bing-jham sang, "Count Tour Many Bless- inss." The quartet rurnin snng, "Oh I Galilee." The speakers were A. A. I Bingham C. J. A Llndqulst. Inter-Jment Inter-Jment was In the (Jgdcn City cemetet wiih J.-ss (.'h.llda dedicating the Pr VAUGHN. Funeral services for Man,' Gibson Vuusnn, wife of Thomas Vaughn were luhl yesterday nt 1 ! 'lock In the Third -ward meeting I house. Bishop M. B. Richardson offl-I offl-I elated. The speakers were W. . Hunter, Hunt-er, George Hunter and John v Blutb Robert Grcwivvcll sang, "Consolation,' and Lucille Williams sang, "Sometime, ; Somewhere.' Interment was In the Wi Weber i metery with W. C. iHuntar dedicating the grave. oo Weber. Floral furnishes the flowei-s. , 77i;5