Pleasant Grove Review | 1933-05-05 | Page 5 | Former A. F. Resident Dies in Los Angeles

FORMER A. F. RESIDENT J DIES IN LOS ANGELES j Mrs. Elida Angell Foster, 64, widow ! of Dr. F. M. Foster of Provo, and ' the youngest daughter of the late Truman O. Angell, architect of the ! j Salt Lake L. D. S. temple, and Sus-lanne Sus-lanne Savage Angell, died in Los Angeles, Wednesday morning, April j 25th, of pneumonia. I Mrs. Foster was born in Salt Lake, I ! March 6, 18G9. She had spent the 'greater part of her life in Utah where she was active in Primary and Relief society work in the L. D. S. Church. She moved to California in 1927 following the death of her husband, hus-band, j Surviving are a brother, Truman!: Osborn Angell, of Butte, Montana; i : two daughters. Mrs. Ida F. Hylton of Southgate, California, and Miss j Louise Foster of Los Angeles; two sons, Mont S. and Marvin F. Foster, of Huntington Park, California, and four grandchildren. j ! Funeral s ervices were conducted at the graveside in Mount Olivet ccme- 'tery, Salt Lake, Sunday morning. The Fosters were residents of 'American Fork for a number of! years. Dr. Foster, having practiced' dentistry here. They moved to Pro- jvo from here about fifteen years ago. j