Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-11-21 | Page 5 | Earliest of Pioneers Buried with Honors |

Type	issue
Date	1910-11-21
Paper	Ogden Evening Standard
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
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Article Title	Earliest of Pioneers Buried with Honors
Type	death
Date	1910-11-21
Paper	Ogden Evening Standard
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
Page	5
OCR Text	Show EARLIEST OF PIONEERS BURIED WITH HONORS Wale?, Nov. 20. One of the largest, funerals held in this city for a number num-ber of years wis that of yesterday afternoon af-ternoon when Mrs. Mary W. Reese, one of tho pioneer residents of thU city, in fact she wa-s the second woman wo-man to legate, here or set her fot on this polf, -was laid to rest The ser-vjce ser-vjce were bold nt tho mooting house, which was crowded to the doors. Bishop Dnvli conducted the services T. D. Reese and Bishop Davis of Wales. Henn Ileal of Ephi-itm John and Frank Allenl of Spring City. Pre," dent C. N. Lund of Mt. Pleasant and Bishop Bradley of Moroni, were the speakers Th" choir sang and Miss Kate Iwis gao a solo, after which the he-nedicllon was sab by Bishop IJowellyn of Fountain Green.
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