The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-08

the benediction was pronounced by
Elder John e. Alfred. a profusion
of beautiful flowers and floral EN-
blems surrounded the easket. The
flowers were carried BY ten girls,
relatives Of the family. The services
were largely attended by relatives
and friends of the family. The re-
mains were taken to the Hyrum GEM
eterS where Elder Silas Allen dedi-
Gated the grave.
Mrs. Wayne Wilson is survived by
her husband, two sons Earl, aged
three and half, Dee aged thirteen
months, her mother. Mrs. Emma Ha
gat of Grand Forks. North Dakota,
two sisters, three brothers and
host of relatives and friends in North
Dakota as well as here to mourn her
loss. Sister Wilson was a devoted
wife and mother always full of good
cheer and optimism, hiding her cares
and woes from her associates and
making life pleasant for all around
her. The sympathy OF the entire
community goes out to the Wilson
family in their hour OF sorrow, and
also to the mother of the deceased
who came from Grand Rapids, N. d.
to be present at the services Of her
Beloved daughter.
The sad news of the death of Miss
Nina johnson at Logan hospital on
Tuesday night, August l6, brought
sorrow and deep sympathy to every
home in Hyrum and to numerous
friends and relatives in surrounding
towns and neighboring states. Just
five days prior she underwent a very
serious operation or numerous all
ments which had caused her pain and
distress for long time but all that
the best Of human, skill could do
and an appeal to Divine assistance,
coupled with her undaunted courage
and faith seemed of no avail, her
time had come and God called her
to better land. Her widowed moth.
er, her devoted sisters and brother
and host of admiring relatives and
friends will sadly miss her, but the
genial disposition and her many acss
Of unselfish service will long be re-
membered in the circles where shs
spent her useful life.
Funeral services under the direc-
ton of Bishop Louis p. Vaughan.
were held in the Third ward meeting
house on Friday August 10, at D.
m. to an audience which filled the
large auditorium. Seldom has Hy-
rum witnessed such a large gather
ing from far and near on week day
at funeral. The ward choir under
the direction of Choister NV. Chris
Jensen furnished appropriate selec-
lions. Other musical selections rem
dered were a duet by Leonard Lar
sen and Lucinda Haws, a vocal solo
by Jack Wahlen, vocal solo by
Mrs. Henry johnson of Logan, a vi
olin solo by Mr.. and Mrs, N. w. Chris
Jensen and solo by Bishop Maughn
The invocation was ooffered by N. J.
Nielsen and the benediction by A. A.
Savage
Impressive and consoling address
es were delivered by Elders G. f. OIL
sen, Hans Mizkelsen, q. w. .IsraeIsen
and Walter N. Farr of Ogden and
closing remarks by Bishop Vaughan.
A profusion' OF floral tributes covered
the casket and the whole front OF
the speakers stand and were carried
by twenty girls and young ladies,
friends and associates of the deceas-
ed. An unusually long cortege OF
autmobiles followed the remains to
the cemetery where the choir sang
God Be With You TIL We Meet
Again." and Bishop II. F. Liljenquist
offered the dedicatOry prayer.
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