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Show Mrs.Linschoten Passes at 77 A welttknown Southeastern matron, who Jfor the past 33 years has made her home in the Sugar House area, suddenly passed away Tuesday of causes incident to age. Mrs. Margaretha Linschoten, 77, was active in Forest Dale Ward1 affairs ever since she moved here from The Netherlands with her husband, the late Johannes H. Linschoten who died, in 1925. Mrs. Linschoten was the mother of Joseph H., owner-manager owner-manager of the Tip Top Shoe Repair in Sugar House, and Chris H. In addition her family fami-ly includes four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She made her home with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Linschoten, 2297 Windsor St. Funeral services were held Thursday at noon at the Lar-kin Lar-kin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple. Forest Dale Ward Bishop Bish-op Quentin Cannon, conducted. W. Brent Wright, friend and neighbor or the bereaved spoke. Dedicatory prayer at the graveside grave-side was offered by Wilford H. Russon. Burial was in the City Cemetery. |
