Sad Death of Young Lady.
Miss Ethel Glines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Glines died of appendicitis Thursday September 22, . Miss Glines was 16 years of age and a general favorite. Saturday she took suddenly sick while at the Vernal festivities. She was taken to Frank Watkin's home. She suffered greatly and on Tuesday was operated upon but the appendix had broken and she continued to grow worse until Thursday morning when she died.
The funeral was held today at Glines' Ward. President B. Colton preached the funeral sermon.
-Vernal Express, September 23, 1910
Mary Ethel Glines is the daughter of Mary McKowen and John Franklin Glines.
Miss Ethel Glines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Glines died of appendicitis Thursday September 22, . Miss Glines was 16 years of age and a general favorite. Saturday she took suddenly sick while at the Vernal festivities. She was taken to Frank Watkin's home. She suffered greatly and on Tuesday was operated upon but the appendix had broken and she continued to grow worse until Thursday morning when she died.
The funeral was held today at Glines' Ward. President B. Colton preached the funeral sermon.
-Vernal Express, September 23, 1910
Mary Ethel Glines is the daughter of Mary McKowen and John Franklin Glines.
Sad Death of Young Lady.
Miss Ethel Glines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Glines died of appendicitis Thursday September 22, . Miss Glines was 16 years of age and a general favorite. Saturday she took suddenly sick while at the Vernal festivities. She was taken to Frank Watkin's home. She suffered greatly and on Tuesday was operated upon but the appendix had broken and she continued to grow worse until Thursday morning when she died.
The funeral was held today at Glines' Ward. President B. Colton preached the funeral sermon.
-Vernal Express, September 23, 1910
Mary Ethel Glines is the daughter of Mary McKowen and John Franklin Glines.
Miss Ethel Glines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Glines died of appendicitis Thursday September 22, . Miss Glines was 16 years of age and a general favorite. Saturday she took suddenly sick while at the Vernal festivities. She was taken to Frank Watkin's home. She suffered greatly and on Tuesday was operated upon but the appendix had broken and she continued to grow worse until Thursday morning when she died.
The funeral was held today at Glines' Ward. President B. Colton preached the funeral sermon.
-Vernal Express, September 23, 1910
Mary Ethel Glines is the daughter of Mary McKowen and John Franklin Glines.
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