Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-12 | Page 10 | Funerals

! FUNERALS 1 l uneral services for Waller Donaldson Donald-son were held yesterday at noun. In i he Eleventh ward meeting house Bishop's Couns. loi .1. ,u Nichols presided. pre-sided. Miss W.inda Wh.fTon sans "1 Need Thee Every Hour." Mrs Ruby Anderson sang, 'One Sweetly Solemn 'Thought" :md Hii.-ie-.-l Vn.lfl-.ii.u smi "Rock of Ages" The speakers weis Andrew ciibert. President Nathan A Tanner. Frank Walker Intermeni I in the City cemetery. The grave Was dedicated by Joseph Lee. Funeral services for Marvin Alton Cooth will be held tomorrow afternoon after-noon at 2 o'clock in the Farr West meeting h'.jsc-. Bishop Moroni 'hug' will preside. The body may be viewed view-ed tnls evening and tomorrow morn-inc; morn-inc; at the Undqalsi chapel, and at th" ; ibern ielf at tho close of the services ser-vices Interment will bo in the City .cemetery. Funeral services for John Alfred Larson, were held yesterday at 2 p. m in th LindqulSt funeral chapi 1 Rev; John lidward Carver officiated Mn Wanda Walluce nang "Thero Is a Iand " Ncphl Brown sang In the Time of Hoses" and -My Loved )n-Restsj," )n-Restsj," Interment wa in the City cemetery Rev. Carver officiated at the grave. The funeral of Lawrence W Holt wai conducted in the Clearfield meel- Ingiiouse .vaster lay I.;, Bishop I ia id Stoker Governor Charles J: Mabey w.i.s one of the principal speakers, 'u ! My rather," 'My Father Knows' and' "Sometime We'll Understand." were I sung by the ward hoir. Mrs. Susie Guthrie sang. "I've Heard of a Iind. A male quartet composed of James A Mclnt; rr-. Mr-ivln i Wood, Fred Clark ! Loj Wood sang 'Nearer My God to Thee " Speakers included John s : Bailey, Derbert Crlddle, David Dun- can Martha Clark. Joseph Mabej di.dicatid th grave In the Syracuae ' cemeterr-. Member of the 13Gth ipuoi -um of seventy attended in a body. S)xlen young women acted as flower flow-er bearers. m oo