Ogden, Utah— Leona Jane Baker Kelsey, 84 died Sunday, November 10th, 1996, at a local care center of causes incident to age. She was born December 9th, 1911, in Mendon, a daughter of Albert Morey Baker and Alice Lund Baker. She married Walter Godderidge in 1936 in Logan. He died August 5th, 1941. She married Roy Wayne Kelsey in 1942 in Logan. He died in January 1993. She was raised and educated in Mendon, graduating from South Cache High School. She moved to Ogden in 1945. She was a member of Orchard Park First L.D.S. Ward. She served in various positions in the Relief Society and Primary organizations. She enjoyed singing and was involved with various singing groups. She was a member of the Navy Mothers Club and enjoyed sewing. Surviving are one son, Mardell (Fran) Gooderidge of Taylor; one granddaughter; four grandsons; and twelve great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sons, one daughter and five brothers. Funeral services will be at eleven a.m. at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary, 3408 Washington Blvd., with Bishop Matt Godfrey officiating. Friends may call from six to eight p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary and from 9:45 to 10:45 Thursday. Burial will be in Cache County. The family would like to express their appreciation to the staff at Heritage Park Care Center for the care and comfort they provided Leona during her stay there. ~The Herald Journal, November 12th, 1996, page 4.
Alvin Chester Kidman— Passed away in Savannah, Georgia, on December 22nd, 2008, of heart failure. He was the eldest son of Chester W. Kidman and Isabel Simpson Kidman of Mendon, Utah. He was a member of the L.D.S. Church. He attended South Cache High School. He grew up on the farm and worked a saw mill. He met and married Joyce Drake on January 26, 1951, and had a daughter, Kamie Lee. Later divorced. He served in the Korean War as an M.P. in the United States Army. When he returned home his adventurous spirit took him in several directions, deep sea diver, salvaging metal from ships, towing props for movie studio's and scrap metal business. He married Mary and had a son Mathew. Later divorced. He was preceded in death by parents, and daughter Kami. He is survived by all his siblings: Geraldine Maurer, Mendon. Georgia (Dave) Edlund, Mendon. Kay Welch (Harry), Paradise. Dennis (Julie) Kidman, Mendon. Larry (Kathy) Kidman, Providence. Matthew Kidman, California, granddaughter Nicole. Graveside services in Mendon Cemetery on December 27th, 2008, at noon. No flowers please. Arrangements under the direction of Allen Hall Mortuary. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.allenmortuaires.net. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Ogden, Utah— Amy Ethel Robertson Kidman, 87 of Willard, former Cache woman, died Monday at her home of causes incident to age. She was born September 29th, 1890, in Hinesville, Madsion County, Arkansan, a daughter of Thomas Jefferson and Ann Louise Blackburn Robertson. She married Orson Grange Kidman, Sr., December 29, 1911. Endowments were later taken out in the Logan L.D.S. Temple. Mrs. Kidman was reared and educated in Colorado and came to Logan in 1908. In 1959 she moved to Ogden, and later moved to Mendon. In 1971 she went to Willard. She was a member of the Willard L.D.S. Third Ward, and had served as teacher in the Sunday School and Relief Society. Surviving are two sons, Orson Grange Kidman, Jr., Kearns; and Owen Douglas Kidman, Escondido, California; five daughters, Mrs. Elmer (Beth) Nelson, Logan; Mrs. Oskar (Wanda) Morris, Ogden; Wilda Williams, Roy; Cleo Robertson, Ogden, and Mrs. Ed (June) Summers, Willard. She was preceded in death by three sons. Also surviving are two sisters, Beulah Fitzpatrick, Salt Lake City, and Essie Davis, California; thirty-two grandchildren, and thirty-five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at elven a.m. in the Mendon L.D.S. Ward Chapel, under direction of Bishop Stanton S. Barrett. Friends may call at the Nelson-Wheatly Funeral Home tonight from seven to nine, and at the Mendon Ward Chapel Thursday from ten to eleven a.m. Burial will be in the Mendon City Cemetery, under direction of the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary of Ogden. ~The Herald Journal, October 19th, 1977, page 4.
Funeral Services— for Arthur Kidman will be conducted Thursday at twelve noon in the Mendon Ward Chapel under the direction of Bishop Zeno Andersen. Friends may call at the Nelson Memorial Funeral Chapel this evening from seven to nine p.m. and at the church in Mendon Thursday morning after ten a.m. Burial will be in the family plot in Mendon City Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, August 2nd, 1967, page 3.
West Cache Leader Dies— Mendon, Arthur Kidman, 80 prominent West Cache farmer and church worker, passed away Monday in a Logan Hospital of natural causes. He was born December 10th 1886 in Petersboro, a son of William and Elizabeth Peterson Kidman, Jr. He received his education in the County schools, and had farmed throughout his life in the Petersboro and Mendon areas. An active member of the L.D.S. Church, he filled a mission to England from October 1909 to December 1911. He had served a president of the Y.M.M.I.A. for twenty years, as president of the Eight Quorum of elders in Hyrum Stake, chairman of the troop Committee, as Scoutmaster, general secretary of the Aaronic Priesthood, chairman of Genealogical Committee, secretary of Stake Ward Teachers Committee, as a Hyrum Stake Missionary, and was set apart as a temple worker in 1954, and called to officiate in the Logan Temple in 1958— a position he held at the time of his death. He was married to Marva Pratt on September 11th, 1912 in the Salt Lake Temple. She survives along with four sons and three daughters: Mitton A. Kidman, Salt Lake City; Don Carlos Kidman, Zillah, Washington; Grant Kidman, Yakima, Washington; Ronald L. Kidman, Slaterville, Utah; Mrs. W.A. (Gayle) Kowallis, Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Alfred (Louise) Speth, Missoula, Montana, and Mrs. John M. (Ileene) Larson Jr., Newton. Also surviving are twenty-eight grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren; a brother, Chester W. Kidman of Mendon, and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur L. (Pearl) Jacobson and Mrs. Kirkland (Esther) Humphrey both of Redondo Beach, California. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at twelve noon in the Mendon Ward Chapel under the direction of Bishop Zeno Andersen. Friends may call at the Nelson Memorial Funeral Chapel in Logan, Wednesday evening from seven to nine p.m. and at the church in Mendon. Thursday morning after ten a.m. Burial will be in the family plot in the Mendon City Cemetery. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Mendon, Utah— Arthur Tracy Kidman, 16 died Tuesday, July 13th, 1993, in Blackfoot, Idaho, of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Arthur was born December 13th, 1976, in Caribou, Maine, a son of Tracy Lyle and Theresa Miller Kidman. At the time of his death, he was a student at the Anaconda Job Corps in Anaconda, Montana. Arthur was on his way home for vacation at the time of the accident. Arthur was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Arthur is survived by his parents of Mendon; one brother, Nathan L. Kidman of Mendon; grandmothers, Wilma Lower Miller of Ogden and Beverly Griffin Kidman of Mendon and a great-grandmother, Ruth W. Griffin of Logan. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Ralph Clayton Miller and Ronald Lee Kidman. Funeral services will be held at two p.m. Saturday, July 17th, 1993, in the Nelson Funeral Home Chapel, 162 East 400 North, Logan, with Bishop Richard Cheney conducting. Friends may call from six to eight Friday evening and from 12:30–1:30 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, July 15th, 1993, page 4.
Crash Kills Mendon Boy— Blackfoot, Idaho— a sixteen-year-old Mendon youth has been killed in an Interstate Highway 15 accident near Blackfoot. Idaho State Police identified the victim as Arthur Kidman, 16, son of Tracy and Teresa Kidman, Mendon. Arthur was riding in the back seat of a vehicle that left the highway and overturned Tuesday afternoon. Investigating ISP officer Eric Anderson and Bingham County officers said driver Beverly Kidman, 60, Mendon, apparently fell asleep and her car went over the side of the road. All three passengers in the vehicle were ejected, the officers said. Mrs. Kidman was listed in stable condition at Bingham Memorial Hospital, Blackfoot. Passenger Rulen Owen, 69, Preston, was in staple condition at Pocatello Regional Hospital. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Mendon, Utah— Chester W. Kidman, 78 died July 3rd, 1984, in Mendon as a result of a farming accident. He was born April 21st, 1906, in Mendon, a son of Emma Whitting and William Kidman Jr. He married Isabel Simpson February 21st, 1927. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan L.D.S. Temple. She died in 1974. He later married Delia Simpson. She died in 1976. He was active in the Mendon Wildlife Club, Utah Farm Bureau, Mendon Riding Club, Cache County Sheriff's Pose and was a member of the Mendon Town Council. He was an outstanding farmer and cattle rancher. He is survived by three sons and three daughters, Alvin Kidman, Savanna, Georgia; Dennis Kidman, Mendon; Larry Kidman, Logan; Mrs. Dean (Geraldine) Maurer, Mendon; Mrs. David (Georgia) Edlund, Elkhard, Indiana; Mrs. Harry (Marla Kay) Welch, Paradise; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Jacobson and Mrs. Kirk Humphreys, both of California. Five brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Saturday at noon in the Mendon L.D.S. Ward Chapel. Friends may call Friday from seven to nine p.m. at Hall Mortuary and Saturday one hour prior to services at the ward. Burial will be in the Mendon City Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, July 5th, 1984, page 4.
Dennis Simpson Kidman— Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend, passed away peacefully at his home at age 69 on January 30th, 2010. He was born March 14, 1940, at his home in Mendon, Utah, to Isabelle Simpson and Chester W. Kidman. He worked on the family farm and later he went to California and worked with his brother on a salvage barge. He also worked for LeGrande Johnson, West Hills Alfalfa Mill, E.A. Millers, and Saddleman but always stayed true to his first love, farming. Dennis worked hard and played hard. On November 10, 1961, he married his eternal sweetheart, Julie Ann Aslett, in the Logan L.D.S. Temple. To this union were born Cindy Walker (Ladd) of Brigham City; Kimberly Davis (Bryan) of Corinne; Greg Kidman (Jody) of Mendon; Douglas Kidman of Kauai, Hawaii; Shaun Kidman of Logan. Dennis found happiness in the simple things of life: family, friends, farming, fishing, hunting and softball. He loved the land. He was a third generation farmer. He not only cared for his own farm but always had time to help other farmers, whether it was unexpected or asked for. His smile and positive attitude were contagious. After talking with Dennis, your load was always made lighter and your problems not so unsolvable. He has seventeen lucky grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He is survived by his siblings, Jerry Maurer, Georgia Edlund and Larry Kidman. He was preceded in death by his parents Isabelle and Chester Kidman; brother, Alvin Kidman; and sister, Kaye Welch.The funeral services will be held at noon Saturday, Feburary 6, at the Mendon Fourth Ward chapel (100 West Center St., Mendon). A viewing will be held at Allen-Hall Mortuary on Friday, Feburary 5, from six to eight p.m. and at the Mendon Fourth Ward prior to funeral from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Interment will be in Mendon City Cemetery following services. We would like to thank Dr. Nash, Dr. Garg and all the wonderful nurses at the Logan Regional Hospital. He will be missed. Condolences and memories may be shared with the family at www.allenmortuaries.net. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Petersboro, Cache County, April 23rd, 1896— I am sorry to inform you of the death of one of our beloved sisters, Elizabeth Kidman, wife of W. Kidman, Jr. Sister Kidman was born on September 7th, 1869, and died on April 17th, 1896, after intense suffering for several days. All that faith and prayers and loving hands could do was done, but the lord's will had to be done. She leaves a husband and seven children, the oldest being eleven years old and the youngest a babe of three weeks, to relatives and friends. She died in full faith and fellowship in the Gospel, and the hope of coming forth in the morning of the first resurrection. Funeral services were held in Mendon Sunday, April 19th. President Orson Smith, and Isaac Smith, Counselor in the presidency of the Stake, and others were present on the stand. Bishop Hughes presided. Elder Frank Canntell of Millville was the first speaker; said the departed had always lived the life of a Latter-day Saint. Spoke of the knowledge which the Gospel had given us of loved ones who pass behind the veil, if they have lived honorable lives and kept the faith. Elder Isaac Smith then addressed the congregation. He spoke highly of the character of Sister Kidman; exhorted the family to live near to the Lord; that they may meet her when they too are called to pass behind the veil. Elder Lyman B. Martineau then spoke a short time; said it is right for us to sympathize with those who are called upon to mourn in parting with our loved ones. He exhorted the husband to acknowledge the hand of the Lord in this and to bring up his children in the fear of the Lord. President Orson Smith spoke a few words of comfort and consolation to the family and friends and all present; said we should acknowledge the hand of the Lord in all things. Bishop Hughes made a few excellent remarks, encouraging all to be charitable towards each other. He exhorted Brother Kidman to live near the Lord and bring up his children in the truths of the Gospel. Elder William Kidman, Sr., made a few excellent remarks full of comfort and cheer to hose called upon to mourn on this occasion. Elder Willard Cranny then made some very appropriate remarks, speaking highly of the character of Sister Kidman. She was a faithful Latter-day Saint. The choir sang and benediction was offered by counselor Andrew Andersen. A. Gardner. ~Deseret News, 9th, May 1896.
Death Claims Ezra Kidman— Ezra Kidman, 70 Tenth South and LeGrande Street, Logan, died this morning in a local hospital. A resident of Logan since 1945, he had lived twenty years in Ogden, and prior to that was in Petersboro and Mendon. He was born in Petersboro April 1st, 1888, a son of John A. and Elizabeth Jane Bird Kidman. He attended Cache County schools, and was a farmer-live-stockman during the earlier part of his life. He had served a mission for the L.D.S. Church in the Central States. On February 2nd, 1921, he married Alta M. Rawson; she died in April, 1941. He then married Lucille Carter Christiansen February 12th, 1945, in Logan temple. Surviving are his widow, Logan; four children, all of Ogden, Owen LaMar, Willard Daniel, Roma Jean and Alta Mae Kidman; four grandchildren, and the following step children: Mrs. Arvilla Heninger, Inglewood, California; Mrs. Gladys Skabelund, Payson, Arizona; Mrs. Laura Chugg, Providence; Mrs. Edna Bingham, Nampa, Idaho; Sidney Christiansen, River Heights, and Derris Christiansen, Logan. On the Christiansen side of Mr. Kidman's family are twenty-five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Surviving also are four brothers and two sisters: Warren, Benson; Hyrum, of Mendon; Lyman and Leslie Kidman, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Rachel Hyland, Hooper, and Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill, Ogden, and a brother-in-law, Alfred Yonk, of Mendon. Aside from his farming activity, Mr. Kidman had been employed at Utah General Depot and Hill Air Force Base for twenty years. He was a member of Logan 14th ward. ~The Herald Journal, November 4th, 1958, page 2.
Mendon, Utah— Isabel Simpson Kidman, 68 died Monday in the Logan hospital. She was born December 31st, 1905, in Tabor, Alberta, Canada, the daughter of Moses and Sarah Peterson Simpson. She lived in Canada until her marriage to Chester Kidman February 1st, 1928 in Logan L.D.S. Temple. Her married life had been spent in Mendon, where she was active in community affairs. She is survived by her husband; six children, Alvin Chester, Long Beach, California; Mrs. Dean (Geraldine) Maurer and Dennis S., both of Mendon; Mrs. David (Georgia) Edlund, Elkhart, Indiana; Mrs. Harry (Marla) Welch, Paradise and Larry Kidman, Logan. Also surviving are twenty-two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Tom Simpson, Glen, Montana; Homer and Jack, both of Alberta, Canada and Mrs. Christine Bebby, British Columbia. Three brothers and a sister preceded her in death. Funeral services will be conducted Friday noon in Mendon L.D.S. Ward Chapel, with Bishop Stanton S. Barrett officiating. Friends may call at Hall Mortuary in Logan Thursday from seven to nine p.m., and at the Relief Society room in the Mendon church Friday one hour prior to funeral. Burial will be in Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, January 10th, 1974.
Wilmington, California— Kamee Lee Kidman, 37 died Saturday May 27th, 1989 in Torrence, California. Survivors include one daughter, Kamee Nicole Murray, Salt Lake City; her mother, Margaret Joyce Smith, Tremonton; and father Alvin Chester Kidman, Savannah, Georgia; and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Raman Drake, Garland. Funeral services will be Saturday at eleven a.m. in the Garland Second Ward Chapel, 140 West Factory, Garland; with Bishop Rodney M. Ashby conducting. Friends may call Friday from six to seven p.m. and Saturday from ten to 10:40 a.m. at Rogers Mortuary, 111 North First East, Tremonton. Burial will be in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, May 31st, 1989, page 4.
Petersboro, Utah— Kenneth H. Kidman, 93 of Petersboro, Utah returned to the loving arms of his wife Nettie and Savior on May 14, 2007. Five days prior to his 94th birthday. He was born May 19th, 1913 the son of John Henry and Vivian Affleck Kidman in Logan, Utah. Ken was a life long resident of Petersboro. He grew up on the family farm riding a horse to grade school in Petersboro and later catching the train to South Cache High School from which he graduated in 1931. On December 16th, 1936, Ken took the love of his life Nettie Stuart in his 1929 Model "T" Ford to the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple to be married. As a young man Ken milked forty head of cows by hand both morning and evening and walked behind a horse and plow for $1.50 a day wage. Farming was his life and still on the tractor doing the farm work until he turned 93 years old. He also worked for the Pacific Fruit Co., Garland Sugar Factory, Shirley Jacobsen Construction Co., and Olson and Davis Construction Co. Ken loved sports and was a champion baseball catcher and was sought after by many northern Utah teams. He was known to have ridden bulls occasionally and was always up for a good game of horseshoes or checkers. He loved the outdoors, camping, hunting, and especially fishing. The highlight of his recent years was his annual fishing trip to Alaska. Ken loved people. He could strike up a conversation with anyone and was always good for a top-notch practical joke. It was not unusual to find him plowing snow off a neighbor's driveway or giving away his latest catch of fish. Ken was preceded in death by his wife of sixty-five years, his parents, brother Lloyd Kidman, sister Jean Blakley, son David Lynn Kidman, son Stephen Kay Kidman, and daughter-in-law Patricia Ruth Kidman. He is survived by one sister, Edris Hartvigsen, Benson; Son; Kenneth Bruce (Janna) Kidman, Petersboro., Daughter, Janette (Jerry) Riebeck, Pocatello, Idaho fifteen grandchildren, twenty-five Great-grandchildren, three great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Saturday May 19, 2007 at eleven a.m. at the Petersboro First Ward Chapel, 20 North 100 West, Mendon. Friends may call at the Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center, Logan on Friday evening from six to eight pm and at the ward chapel on Saturday morning from 9:30 to 10:45 am. Interment will be in the Mendon City Cemetery. The family wishes to extend a special thanks to Debbie, Mark, and Joyce. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.allenmortuaries.net. ~The Herald Journal, May 16th, 2007.
South Ogden— Leslie Kidman, 83 of 5470 South 925 East, died Saturday, September 24th, 1977, at the McKay Dee Hospital. Mr. Kidman was born January 22nd, 1894, in Petersboro, Utah, a son of John A. and Elizabeth Jane Bird Kidman. On January 14th, 1916, he was married to Lauretta Larsen in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple. They were later divorced. He was married to Hazel Neagle on June 15th, 1947, in Reno, Nevada. They were later divorced. He was a member of the 78th L.D.S. Ward and was a high priest. He was former bishop of the Gunnison, Utah Ward. He was a member of the Brigham City Lions Club. He had worked with the Utah State Department of Agriculture. He had worked with the United States Farm Administration for ten years. He served three years on the Perry, Utah Tour Council. He owned the Kidman Real Estate Co. in Perry and had lived in Gunnison, Roosevelt, Perry and Brigham City before coming to Ogden. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Leona Pedersen, South Ogden; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in the Ogden 78th Ward Chapel with Bishop Glade Hall officiating. Friends may call at the Myers Mortuary in Ogden Tuesday from six to eight p.m. and at the ward chapel Wednesday one hour before services. Interment in the Mendon, Utah Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Diabetic Association. ~The Ogden Standard Examiner, September 26th, 1977, page 10B.
Mendon, Utah— Marva Pratt Kidman, 77 widow of Arthur Kidman, passed away early this morning in a local hospital following a two-day illness. She was born June 3rd, 1893, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Lorus and Harriet Elzina Wheeler Pratt. She spent her early life in the Salt Lake City area, moved to Petersboro with her parents in 1912 and to Mendon in 1927. She had resided in Mendon since that time. Mrs. Kidman had received a twenty-five year service award for the Primary and served as president of the Mendon Primary from 1925 to 1930. She was on the Hyrum Stake Primary Board 1932 to 1942 and on the Logan Stake Primary Board from 1948 to 1955. She was a member of the Mendon choir and Singing Mothers and also sang in the Hyrum Stake choir and served as Relief Society chorister from 1923 to 1952. she had been a Relief Society visiting teacher many years and worked at the temple as an officiator the later part of her life. She married Arthur Kidman, September 11, 1912 in the Logan Temple. He died in July of 1967. Survivors include four sons and three daughters, Milton Arthur, Salt Lake City; Don Carlos, Sandlago, Chile, South America; Selwyn Grant, Yakima, Washington; Ronald Lee, Slaterville, Utah; Mrs. W.A. (Gayle) Kowallis, Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Alfred (Louise) Speth, Lolo, Montana; Mrs. John M. (Ileene) Larsen, Newton, Utah; twenty-six grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, and a brother, Alton M. Pratt, Salt Lake City. Funeral arrangements will be announced in the next issue of The Herald Journal. ~The Herald Journal, March 27th, 1970, page 2.
Petersboro, Utah Melva Hale Kidman, 80 died after a battle with lymphoma, on Tuesday, January 7th, 2003, in the Logan Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. She was born June 21st, 1922, in Afton, Wyoming, a daughter of Benjamin and Susan Idella Cazier Hale. She married Oriel Hyrum Kidman June 30th, 1954, in the Logan L.D.S. Temple. They are the parents of three sons. Melva was an active member of the L.D.S. Church, having served as a librarian for over fifteen years and in Primary and Relief Society presidencies in the Mendon First Ward. She served a mission to the North Central States Mission as a single woman and with her husband to the western states. After returning, they served another mission in the Logan stake. Melva loved serving her God, family and fellow men and showed great kindness to all. Her warm, caring spirit will be missed. She served in the U.S. Coast Guard for two years during World War II in the Woman's Reserve. She was a clerk-typist for Hill Field Air Force Base before joining the Coast Guard, and taught at the Ogden School for the Deaf for two years after graduating from Brigham Young University. Her greatest accomplishments were on the home front where she helped and supported her husband on the family farm and raised her three boys. The simple things in life are what brought her the greatest joy. Melva was preceded in death by her husband, parents and three brothers, Charles, Edward and Willard; and two sisters, Izora Hoopes and Ada Allman. Surviving are her three sons and their spouses, Verdell (Julie) Kidman, Tremonton, Mark (Beth) Kidman, Hyrum, Rex (Marsha) Kidman, Sandy; and eleven grandchildren. Also surviving is her sister, Elda Miller, Logan. Funeral services will be held at noon Saturday, January 11th, in the Mendon chapel, with Jack Fryer officiating. Friends may call Friday, six to eight p.m., at Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center, Logan, and Saturday, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the church. Interment in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, January 9th, 2003.
Petersboro, Utah— Nettie Stuart Kidman, 82 passed away, Thursday, July, 26th, 2001 surrounded by loving family. She remained cheerful and courageous through a valiant fight with injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Nettie was born in Wellsville, Utah, August 20, 1918, to Mary Janetta McBride Stuart and John Hendry Stuart. She was the sixth of nine children. She spent much of her childhood in New Chicago, a small town in western Montana. On December 16th, 1936, she married Kenneth H. Kidman in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple, and they made their home in Petersboro, Utah. She was a member of the Mendon First L.D.S. Ward. Nettie valued her membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and worked faithfully in many positions in the church. She particularly enjoyed her calling as young women's president for many years in Mendon. She also served in the Relief Society presidency and as Primary president and as a dedicated visiting teacher. Nettie and her husband worked side by side in all that they did. She helped her husband run their farm in Petersboro throughout all of their sixty-five years together. She also worked at Dan's Reminder (a book store in Logan), J.C. Penney, and at the U.S.U. Traffic office. Nettie loved life. She was an avid gardener and was especially proud of her flowers and her gigantic pumpkins. She was an excellent cook and eager to feed anyone who was visiting in her home. We will especially miss her candy and chocolates which she made and shared with her family and friends each Christmas. Nettie made beautiful quilts and crocheted many things which she freely shared with others. She loved to travel, fish and camp, and participated in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. Her family was the center of her life. Nettie loved to be with people, and they loved to be with her. She had that special rare quality to make every one feel loved and appreciated. She will be remembered for her cheerfulness, ready smile, and easy laughter. She is survived by her husband Kenneth of Petersboro; one son Bruce Kidman of Petersboro; and one daughter, Janette (Jerry) Riebeek of Pocatello, Idaho; fourteen grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. Nettie is also survived by her sisters, Rosalee Stuart, American Fork, Utah, Faye Howell, Hyde Park, Utah, Dorothy Hall, Salt Lake City on an L.D.S. mission, and Laree Howland, American Fork, Utah. She was preceded in death by her sons David and Stephen, daughter-in-law Patricia, her parents, her sisters Phyllis Wight and Ruby Bradshaw, and brothers Alvin and Jack Stuart. Funeral services will be held at eleven a.m. Tuesday, at the Mendon First Ward chapel, 20 North 100 West with Bishop Jack Fryer conducting. Friends may call from six to eight p.m. on Monday at Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center Street, and from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Tuesday at the church. Internment will be in the Mendon City Cemetery. The family would like to thank Janna Hill for her friendship and support, and the staff of the ICU at Bannock Regional Medical Center for their outstanding care and kindness given to Nettie. Mom, your loving example touched our lives so much. We love you miss you. ~The Herald Journal, July 29th, 2001.
Norval Robert Kidman— 58 died Friday evening in a local hospital after an extended illness. Mr. Kidman was born on April 22nd, 1916, in Petersboro, a son of Orson Grange and Amy Ethel Robertson Kidman. He received his education in the Cache County schools, and was graduated from South Cache High School. An Elder in the Logan 21st Ward, he had served as ward dance director, counselor in the Elders Quorum, ward teacher and on the ward genealogy committee. A member of the Merchant Marine in World War II, he was a member of the Summit Park Golf association, and the Cache Merry Mixers Square Dance Club. He owned and operated the Kidman Paint Manufacturing Company. On March 8th, 1948, he was married to Lois Hardman in the Logan L.D.S. Temple. He is survived by his widow of Logan; two sons and two daughters, Stanley Norval Kidman of Logan, Ottis Farrell Kidman of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Lonnie (LaLene) Wheeler of Del Rio, Texas and Mrs. Bruce (Sharon) Eckersley of Houston, Texas. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, his mother Mrs. Amy R. Kidman of Willard; and the following brothers and sisters, Orson Grange Kidman, Kearns; Owen Douglas Kidman, Escondido, California; Mrs. Elmer (Beth) Nelson of Logan, Mrs. Osker (Wanda) Morris and Mrs. Cleo Robertson both of Ogden; Mrs. E.D. (June) Summers of Willard. Funeral services will be conducted Monday noon at the Nelson Memorial Funeral Chapel under the direction of Bishop Robert Everton of the Logan 21st Ward. Friends may call at the place of service this evening from seven to nine o'clock and Monday after 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in the family plot in the Mendon City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. ~The Herald Journal, December 1st, 1974, page 10.
Logan, Utah— Oriel Hyrum Kidman, 84 our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend has been called back to his heavenly home. He died October 17th, 1996, in Logan Regional Hospital of congestive heart failure. He was born June 7th, 1912, in Garland, Utah, a son of Hyrum Kidman and Lucy Ingra Bunderson. He married Melva Hale Kidman in the Logan Temple on June 30th, 1954. They are the parents of three boys. Oriel was an active member of the L.D.S. Church, where he served as high priest, teacher, and served missions in the British Isles, the Logan Stake, and also in the Western States Mission with his wife. He was educated in Cache County. He worked for the Singer Sewing Machine Company and also drove school bus for Cache County for eighteen years. His favorite employment was that of farming. He farmed from the time he was sixteen up until a few days before he went to the hospital. Oriel had many special friends with whom he greatly enjoyed visiting. Oriel was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Elizabeth Adora Dahl and Pearl Lucy Kidman; and two brothers, Milton Victor Kidman and Lafayette Kidman. Surviving are his wife, Melva of Petersboro; three sons and two daughters-in-law: Verdell (Julie) Kidman of Tremonton; Rex (Marsha) Kidman of Sandy; and Mark Kidman of Salt Lake City; and eight grandchildren. Also surviving are one half-sister, Mary (Robert) Graves of Plain City; and one half-brother, Clyde (Reea) Kidman of Brigham City. Funeral services will be held at noon on Monday, October 21, 1996, at the Mendon Chapel with first counselor Jack Fryer officiating. Friends may call from six to eight p.m. on Sunday at Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center, Logan, and from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday at the church. Burial will be in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, October 20th, 1996, page 4.
Resident of Petersboro Dies, Petersboro— Orson G. Kidman Sr., 77 a lifetime resident of Petersboro, died last night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Fred Alder, 647–45th Street, Ogden where he had lived since February. He was born March 8th, 1882, in Petersboro, a son of William Kidman and Elizabeth Horsepool Kidman. He attended school in Cache district, was a farmer by occupation, and a member of the Mendon L.D.S .Ward. At the time of his death he was a High priest in Logan stake. He married Amy E. Robertson, December 20th, 1911 in Logan temple. She survives, along with nine sons and daughters: Mrs. Elmer (Beth) Nelson and Norval Kidman, Logan; Grange Kidman, Kearns, Mrs. Oscar (Wanda) Morris, Mrs. Dale (Wilda) Williams, Ogden; Mrs. Darrell (June) Summers, Willard; Owen Kidman, Costa Mesa, California and Seth Kidman, Baton Rouge, Louisiana; twenty-two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Also surviving are the following brother and sisters: Hattie Kidman, Ogden; Ephraim Kidman, Arco, Idaho; and Mrs. Mae Peterson, Emmett, Idaho. Mr. Kidman had been prominent in Cache agricultural circles, was an ardent baseball enthusiast. Funeral services will be conducted Monday, one p.m., in Mendon ward chapel by Bishop Rulen C. Ladle. Friends may call at the Hall Mortuary Sunday evening from seven to nine and Monday after eleven a.m. Burial will be in Mendon City cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, August 7th, 1959, page 9.
Mendon, Utah— Ronald Lee Kidman, 59 of Mendon, died Tuesday, July 10th, 1990 at the L.D.S. Hospital in Salt Lake City of complications of open heart surgery. He was born August 4th, 1930, in Logan, a son of Arthur and Marva Pratt Kidman. He married Beverly Griffin August 22nd, 1949, in Pocatello, Idaho. The marriage was solemnized in the Logan L.D.S. Temple on February 4th, 1952. He grew up in Mendon and graduated from South Cache High School and Seminary. He lived in Salt Lake City and moved to Roy in 1957 and to Slaterville in 1961. He had lived in Mendon since 1977. He worked for Mountain Bell as a telephone cable repairman. He enjoyed motorcycle racing and square dancing and was an accomplished chain saw sculptor. He also loved to fish and hunt. He was a member of the L.D.S. Church and had served as a Seventy and Cub Scoutmaster in Slaterville and also as Teachers Quorum adviser, Explorer adviser, and a high priest in the Mendon First Ward. He was a dedicated home teacher, a good farmer and neighbor. Survivors include his wife of Mendon, four sons and daughters-in-law, Kelly R. and Nora Anne Kidman of Boulder, Colorado; Randy H. and Linda S. Kidman of Mendon; Gene E. and Kristine Kidman of Ubly, Michigan; Tracy L. and Theresa Kidman of Mendon; two daughters and sons-in-law, Paula and Richard Burton of Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota; Penny and James Huston of Spring, Texas, and twenty-two grandchildren. Also surviving are Steven and April Soffe of Logan; three Brothers, Milton A. and Ruth Kidman of Salt Lake City; Don C. and Dorothy Kidman of Provo; S. Grant and Arda Mae Kidman of Washington; two sisters, Louise and Alfred Speth of Lola, Montana; Ileene Larson of Newton. He was preceded in death by two infant sons and one sister Gail Kowallis. Funeral services will be Friday at noon in the Mendon First Ward Chapel with Bishop Larry J. Olsen conducting. Friends may call at Nelson Funeral Home in Logan today from seven to nine p.m. and at the church on Friday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Burial will be in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, July 12th, 1990, page 4.
Petersboro Man Dies on Coast— Eighty-six year old William Kidman, who had been living for some time with his children in Manhattan and Redondo, California, died Thursday, according to word reaching members of the family in Cache Valley. Death was due to a heart ailment. Born June 26th, 1856 at Yarmouth, England, he was the son of William and Judith Steele Larn Kidman. He came with his parents to Utah in 1862. The family lived for a few years in Paradise and then moved to Mendon where they homesteaded land in Petersboro. He became a successful farmer in that region and was honored as a progressive, alert citizen. In 1884 he married Elizabeth Peterson. She died in 1896, leaving seven small children. The father raised the children and gave them tender care and attention. In his youth he freighted with ox-teams from Corinne to Montana. About seventeen years ago he moved to California to be near his children. The funeral services will be held in the Mendon chapel under the direction of Bishop Edgar S. Hancock. The time of the services will be announced later. Services will be held in Redondo, California, Sunday, after which the body will be sent here. Surviving him are the following sons and daughters: William L. Kidman, Arthur Kidman and Chester Kidman of Mendon, Mrs. Carrie Humphrey of Logan, Mrs. Lillie Sadler of Manhattan, California, Louis P. Kidman of Redondo, California, Mrs. Esther Humphrey of Manhattan, California and Mrs. Pearl Jacobsen of Hermosia Beach, California. He is also survived by thirty-one grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. He is also survived by the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Florence Yergensen of Emmett, Idaho; Nephi Kidman and Mrs. May Peterson of Sweet, Idaho; Mrs. Alice Newman of Canada, Ephraim Kidman of Ogden and Orson Kidman of Petersboro. ~The Herald Journal, July 25th, 1942, page 8.
Lois K. Layne— 84 and lifetime resident of Cache Valley, died July 31st, 2006, at her home in Logan. Lois was born October 8th, 1921, in Mendon, daughter of Gwen Dolan Hardman and Lucile Bird. On March 8, 1948, she married Norval Robert Kidman. Following his death from cancer on November 29th, 1974, she married Raymond (Bob) Layne on August 22nd, 1977. She is survived by her husband, Bob Layne; sister, LaDonna Plowman; daughters, Sharon Kidman and JoLene Wheeler; and son, Stan Kidman; ten grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. Bob and Lois had a combined family totaling ten children, twenty-seven grandchildren, twenty-eight great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. Bob's children are JoAnne Layne, Bob Raymond Layne, who lost his life in the Vietnam War, Darlene Krauter, Dennis Layne, Farrell Layne and Ellis Layne. Preceding her in death are her husband of twenty-six years, Norval Kidman; brothers, Russell and Dean Hardman; sister, Valerie Burnett; and son, Farrell Kidman. Lois worked at J.C. Penney Co., Cook Transportation and for Cache County as deputy assessor. She loved square dancing and started the line dancing program at the senior citizen's centers in Logan in 1995. She enjoyed pinochle, ceramics, crocheting and being with her family. Funeral services will be held at noon, Friday, August 4th, at the Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center, with a closed casket visitation from ten to 11:30 a.m. Interment will be in the Mendon Cemetery. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.allenmortuaries.net. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Rites Tuesday for Accident Victim— Funeral services for Kenneth V. Krambule, 29 a Logan construction worker who was killed instantly Saturday morning in a Caterpillar tractor accident, will be conducted Tuesday, one p.m., in Logan Tenth-Nineteenth ward chapel by Bishop Clyde Hurst of the Nineteenth ward. Burial will be in Mendon cemetery, where military honors will be accorded by American Legion Post No. 7 of Logan. There will be no viewing of the body, but friends of the family may call at the mortuary, 34 East Center, Logan, for an hour prior to services Tuesday. Mr. Krambule, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krambule, Logan and husband of Geraldine Kidman Krambule, was a veteran of World War II. As an airman, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the air medal and a presidential citation. As a bulldozer operator for Parson and Fife Construction Company, Ken was moving soil above a gravel pit three miles north of Smithfield early Saturday. Company officials after further investigation of the tragedy, believe that he disengaged the clutch handle on the Caterpillar—but that the clutch didn't disengage because of a broken linkage. As he sought to turn the machine from the hill, it caved into the pit, crushing him as it overturned. Among the survivors not previously listed is a brother, Paul Krambule, Logan. ~The Herald Journal, January 5th, 1953, page 6 also see The Herald Journal, January 4th, 1953, page 1.
Lewiston, Utah— Joshua M. Krebs was born premature, suddenly and unexpected on June 11th, 2001. Joshua passed away in his mother's arms at Primary Children's Medical Center of pneumonia on June 24th, 2002. Joshua was born on his parent's wedding anniversary at Logan Regional Hospital and then life-flighted to Primary Children's where he was later diagnosed with Joubert Syndrome. In his short stay in this life, he spent his time in hospitals and at home where he delighted all that he met. He is remembered for his patient, calm, loving nature and his contagious smile. When he wanted attention, he would give us a great big smile that would melt our hearts. He loved to be outside and enjoyed going to his brother's soccer games. There are very few that did not love and adore him and at each hospital visit, the nurses were all jealous of his never ending eyelashes. Joshua was waiting for a kidney transplant within the next month, but he and Heavenly Father had other plans. Joshua will always be remembered by his brothers, Zack and Trevor, who absolutely adored him and loved to play with him. Josh's brothers were always competing for his attention. We want to thank all the doctors, nurses, therapists, neighbors and the ladies in the lab who drew his blood. They took great care of him. It was a great joy and blessing to be able to take care of you this past year. We miss you baby Josh and we know that we will be with you again someday soon! Joshua is survived by his parents, Jody and Liz Krebs and his older brothers, Zack and Trevor of Lewiston; his grandparents, Vern Krebs of North Logan, Gary and Beth Wheeler of Lewiston; and his many aunts, uncles and cousins. Joshua was preceded in death by his grandma, Marie W Krebs. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 27th, 2002, at the Lewiston Second Ward, 10 South 1600 West. Friends and family may call on Wednesday, June 26th, 2002, from six to eight p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home, 85 South Main, Smithfield, and on Thursday from ten to 11:10 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment will be in the Mendon City Cemetery. Condolences may be extended to the family online at www.nelsonfunerahome.com. ~The Herald Journal, June 26th, 2002.
Mendon, Utah— Larry Eugene Krogh, 55 passed into everlasting peace on Friday, October 2nd, 1992, of a heart attack at the Fairview Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. He was born July 12th, 1937, in Salt Lake City, Utah, a son of Charles E. Krogh and Mary Thompson Krogh. He married Marilyn Hiibner, his wife and companion of thirty-six years, on June 30th, 1956, in Mendon, Utah. Larry spent most of his life in Salt Lake City and attended high school at South Cache were he enjoyed participating in sports then and for may years. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, music and history. After he married he worked construction. In 1970 Larry began working with his brother Ron in the art field selling their "Newspots." Unique to the country, one of the pieces sits in the White House Museum. Up until the present, Larry and his wife spent their years traveling the United States in their motor home, attending art shows. They had a special marriage that we all admired. Together they had their first and only child, Michael Larry, in 1957. Larry was very proud of him, and was especially fond of his son's musical attributes. He was also a loving grandfather. The way this man who was loved so much touched our lives, cannot really be put into words. His smile, his touch, cannot be explained. This devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend will be greatly missed by all. Surviving are his wife Marilyn, his son Mike and wife Ilexis of Red Lodge, Montana; one grandson, John Krogh, Phoenix, Arizona; three brothers and one sister, Elmer Leroy, Atlanta, Georgia; Willis Earl and Ronald Dean, both of Salt Lake City; and Mary Lois Doughtery, Tooele, Utah. Funeral services will be held Friday at one p.m. in the Mendon Ward Chapel with Bishop Jan Lindbloom conducting. Friends may call Thursday from seven to nine p.m. at the Allen-Hall Mortuary and at the church on Friday from 11:30– 12:30 p.m. Interment will be in the Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, October 7th, 1992, page 4.
Michael Larry Krogh— Passed away on April 16th, 2008 in Salt Lake City, Utah, at age 51, after a valiant battle with cancer. He was born on January 8, 1957, in Logan, Utah to Larry Eugene and Marilyn Hiibner Krogh. He attended school in Salt Lake City and in his youth he enjoyed playing sports, especially baseball. His musical talent manifested itself at an early age and began playing his guitar at age eight. His career as a musician brought joy to him and others as he performed in Phoenix, Arizona, Montana and other places. Mike married Lesta Jean Hense in 1980. From this union a son, John Michael Krogh, was born. They were later divorced. He married Ilexis Foreman in 1988. They were blessed with three children: Hope Melissa Krogh, Harvest Maureen Krogh and Harrison Randy Krogh. They were later divorced. Mike was preceded in death by his father, Larry Krogh, grandfather, Wayne Hiibner and grandparents, Charles and Mary Krogh. He is survived by his mother, Marilyn Krogh; his children, John, Hope, Harvest and Harris Krogh, grandmother, Joyce Hiibner, many uncles, aunts, cousins and his childhood friend, Randy Inglefield. Funeral services will be held at twelve p.m. on Monday, April 21st, 2008 at the Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center Street in Logan. Friends may call from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. prior to services. Burial will be in the Mendon Cemetery. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.allenmortuaries.net. The family wishes to thank the doctors and nurses a the Saint Vincent Hospital in Billings, Montana; especially Dr. Kennedy; and the doctors and nurses at the Huntsman Cancer Center in Salt Lake City, Utah; and especially the staff of Hospice: Scott, Julie, David, Gaylen, Janice and Danielle. ~Newspaper Not Listed.
Death Notice— Eufrosina Kuntze, 89 of Mendon died Saturday, January 16th, 1999, in Logan, Utah. A complete obituary will follow in a later edition of The Herald Journal. ~The Herald Journal, January 18th, 1999, page 4.
Mendon, Utah— Eufrosina A. Kuntze was born on New Year's Day, 1910, in a small fishing village five miles south of Manila, Philippines, where she spent her childhood. She dropped out of her junior year in high school to take vocational training as a stenographer at the Manila branch in the Philippines of the Gregg Business Institute. In 1930, she married U.S. Navy veteran August Huge Kuntze with whom she had a son and daughter. She survived World War II in Japanese-occupied Manila with her two children while her husband was interned in Santo Tomas University as a prisoner of war. Life remained somewhat normal until the final stages of the war when food became scarce, and U.S. air raids made movement difficult. Somehow, she subsisted with her family. After liberation, economic conditions seemed to stagnate in the Philippines, where reconstruction was slow, and war reparations dissipated in graft. August was optimistic conditions would improve, but Eufrosina preferred to emigrate to the United States. In 1951, she pulled up stakes in Manila and arrived in San Francisco, where she landed a job as a housekeeper in a Catholic priest's parish residence. Completing her last year of high school along with her citizenship training, she obtained a job with The Loyalty Insurance Group, where she was employed for two years. The repetitive work, policy writing with early tabulators, proved too stressful, so she left to work as a maid for different five-star hotels until retiring in 1968. By that time, she owned her own home which she purchased on installments. She spotted an ad in a Catholic newspaper offering a rock house for sale in Mendon, Utah, at what she considered a bargain. It was falling apart, but she was entranced by its history and rough-hewn look. She sold her San Francisco home for ten times what she paid for it and moved to Logan in 1971, later building a modern house adjacent to her newly acquired rock house. Forced to move into a nursing home by a fractured leg, she resided there for two years. Mrs. Kuntze died on January 16, 1999, from a second fall which fractured her neck. Graveside memorial services will be at one p.m. Monday, March 22nd, in the Mendon Cemetery. Arrangements are by Allen-Hall Mortuary, Logan. ~The Herald Journal, March 21st, 1999, page 4.
Tremonton, Utah— Fern Walker Baker Kunz, 80 of Tremonton died Friday at home of natural causes. She was born October 30th, 1895, in South Cottonwood, a daughter of William Wallace and Annie Lillie Clark Walker. She married William Melvin Baker February 26, 1919, in Mt. Sterling; the marriage was solemnized in the Logan L.D.S. Temple, January 14th, 1926. Mr. Baker died December 13th, 1937. She then married Alfred G. Kunz, June 19th, 1946, in Logan Temple. He preceded her in death. Mrs. Kunz was reared and educated in Lewisville, Idaho. She had served as American Legion Auxiliary president, and historian of the Tremonton Midland Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Active in the L.D.S. Church, she had been counselor of the Y.M.M.I.A. in Mendon, Primary teacher, Sunshine Lady, visiting teacher for fifty-five years, and Relief Society quilting chairman. Surviving are three sons, Melvin W. Baker, Trenton; William Lamar Baker, Nibley, and Richard Morgan Baker, Ogden; Six daughters, Mrs. Roger W. (Elva) Goodsell and Mrs. Doyle (Josephine) Olsen, both of Logan; Mrs. Sam (Vaudis) Hammons, Scottsdale, Arizona; Mrs. Joe (Lillie May) Thomas, Tremonton; Mrs. Clay T. (Louella) Beasley, Spanish Fork, and Mrs. Clyde W. (Ila) Jardine, Olympia, Washington; four stepsons, Eldon G. Kunz, Perry; Clinton B. Kunz, Ogden; Floyd Kunz, Logan, and Lloyd Kunz, Smithfield; three step daughters, Mrs. Ray (Norma) Johnson, Sandy; Mrs. Jack (Elva) Huck, Layton, and Mrs. Wayne (Vesta) Flandro, Clearfield. Also Surviving are five brothers and sisters, Morris Walker and George D. Walker, Wellsville; Gean Walker, Logan; W. Hugh Walker and Wilson C. Walker, both of Sugar City, Idaho; Mrs. Elmer W. (Edna) Bailey and Mrs. W.T. (Mae) Griffin, both of Ogden; sixty grandchildren, and thirty-eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday noon in Tremonton Second Ward chapel, with Bishop Lowell Archibald officiating. Friends may call at Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Monday from seven to nine p.m., and Tuesday from ten to 11:30 a.m. Burial will be in Mendon Cemetery. ~The Herald Journal, January 4th, 1976, page 8.