Clark B. Metcalf, 78, of 175 East Twenty-first South street, died at his residence Friday at 10:40 a.m. of causes incident to age.
A native of Minnesota, he was born January 26, 1859. He had been in Salt Lake City about 13 years. Formerly he was a locomotive engineer but was retired. Unmarried, his only known survivors are two brothers, George L. Metcalf, Los Angeles, Cal., and D. L. Metcalf of Denver, Colo.
Funeal arrangements have not been made. Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, October 9, 1937
A native of Minnesota, he was born January 26, 1859. He had been in Salt Lake City about 13 years. Formerly he was a locomotive engineer but was retired. Unmarried, his only known survivors are two brothers, George L. Metcalf, Los Angeles, Cal., and D. L. Metcalf of Denver, Colo.
Funeal arrangements have not been made. Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, October 9, 1937
Clark B. Metcalf, 78, of 175 East Twenty-first South street, died at his residence Friday at 10:40 a.m. of causes incident to age.
A native of Minnesota, he was born January 26, 1859. He had been in Salt Lake City about 13 years. Formerly he was a locomotive engineer but was retired. Unmarried, his only known survivors are two brothers, George L. Metcalf, Los Angeles, Cal., and D. L. Metcalf of Denver, Colo.
Funeal arrangements have not been made. Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, October 9, 1937
A native of Minnesota, he was born January 26, 1859. He had been in Salt Lake City about 13 years. Formerly he was a locomotive engineer but was retired. Unmarried, his only known survivors are two brothers, George L. Metcalf, Los Angeles, Cal., and D. L. Metcalf of Denver, Colo.
Funeal arrangements have not been made. Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, October 9, 1937
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