The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05
FRANK M. PINNED DEAD.
Passed Away M Park CiIy Last
Saturday Morning.

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when the cad news Of the death Of
Frank NJ. Piuneo reached COalVille last
Saturday morning many heart, were
slled With sorrow. Mr.. Pinneo was q
resident Of this place for about siS years
having charge Of this paper during that
time. Tie was GOOD man, we'll
liked by everybody, and Wis never
known TO Intentionally injure anyone.
We print the following good account Of
his life and death from the lasi isvue Of
the Park Record
Frank Pinneo lie dead The announce
ment will cause deep sorrow In many n
heari--not only 10 Park City, where he
was known TO everybody, but through
out the county and In other parts Of the
state, where he had lived and worked
for many years. Genial, afiable, gener-
QUE, big.hearted Pinneo. II 10 indeed
hard 10 realize that he 10 gonei that HE
friendly greetings are iorever stilled !,
that his willing hands are helpless, and
his liie's work done. But sueh is the
case. Sadly will he be missed In this
Office where for nearly four years he has
edited the Record and assisted In the
mechanical branch Of the business. An
able writer, thorough printer, n
trusted friend and companion, he will
be both missed and mourned by the
Record force in particular and the com
munity in general.
Last Saturday he vas a. hip post, APP
paTently in bic usuAl good health, but
on Sunday morning he was taken sick.
He thought nothing Of IL at hrat, bat a.
he gradually got worse he sent Tor q
doctor, Who pronounced the complaint
pneumonia. Friends soon heard Of HE
sickness and everything possible Sns
done 10 relieve his suGerings. He Kept
getting ~orse, and on ThurSday morning
he was 90 low that no hope Of his re-
covery was entertained. He rallied,
however, And seemed TO gain 20 rapidly
that his family and friends were jubilant
With the thought that he would pull
thropgh. the doctor encouraging them in
this belief. But his strength and vitality
were gone, and yesterday noon 4 change
for the worse came, and despite the AZ
iention Of trained nurse and devoted
friends he gradually sank, and At 2 y
THE .morping hruathed bic last.
Franz n. Pinneo vas born IN Fnola
KansaS, on Dec. 18th, 1891. making hin
~ years old last December. During biz
early youth he lived In Kentucky, uber'
he received HE education. When
young man he went into the Black Hill
and engaged in the newspaper business
which profession he had followed eve
since. 10 1886 he vas married to Mis-
Florence Smith In Coalvi'le. this county
shortly alter going 10 FlUsida. who're b.
remained two years. In 1893 he AMI
wife went TO Salt Lake, where he worke,
a number oiyears, during which time b
wac foreman Of the Tribune. He va
an active and popular member Of Sal
I Lake typographical Union, No. III
r which be served a. secretary Tor mum
Der Of years, and went ~ delegate .
the international convention az Phili
delphia In 1881. He ~as always n cor
sirtent union man, always ready 10 bel
the members Of the craft "a we'll A. a
others needing assistance. In 1893 b
removed 70 Coalyille and assumed IN
,, management Of the O6alville Timel
accomplishing much Toward the ~
building Of onAlville while editing ihs
paper. In 1899 be accepted = pOsitiu
ne editor Of the Record. which posiiio
he held At the time Of bis death.
II leaves a vile and four children I
mourn his lose, 10 whom the sympath
. Of the community will 20 out. He hn
|, a sister In Stockton, Kansas, a bfetbs
/ in Chicago and one in Iowa.
3 Mr.. Pinneo was secretary Of Park Cir
9 Lodge No. 734, Il. P, o. Elks. being on
o Of lie charter members, and also a men
D Der in good standing Of Park Lodge NJ
9 4, X. Of r., Park City Camp, No. 81,
E woodmen oithe World. Park Comp, N;
/ lOG37, Modern woodmsn Of Americi
tie IL insured for 5000. rs 900 In tn
/. woodmen OF the World, and q, 900 b
the Modern woodmen Of America II
. was also charter member Of Park CIT
I Typographical Union No. 500, and y
= enthusiastic member Of the Trades Al
! sembly Of this city.
4. The funeral vas held Sunday aiternOo
from Masonic Hall, under the auspioe
4 Of the four orderS named, the toners
. services being conducted by the Elk
> A large crowd Of the deoeased's friend
. in CoAlyille went up 10 attend the iuL
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