MRS. ANN FRANCIS CLIFFORD
Funeral service for Mrs. Ann Francis Clifford, formerly an instructor at the Weber Normal college, will be held Sunday at 3:15 o'clock in the North Ogden meeting house. Mrs Clifford died Thursday of an internal goiter, from which she had been suffering for some time.
She was the daughter of the late Henry Barker and Margaret Staley Barker and was born in North Ogden, October 10, 1888. She attended school at North Ogden, at the Weber Normal college and at the Brigham Young college before entering the Weber Normal college as an instructor. She was an active worker in all church activities in her home town.
Mrs. Clifford was married June 15, 1915 to A. F. Clifford. One child, Marguerite, survives. Her mother, to sisters, Mrs. Emma Wheeler of Curlewville; Mrs. Lillie Richards of Ogden and three brothers, Principal Henry Barker of the Ogden public schools; Bishop Frederick Barker of North Ogden and Prof. James L. Barker of the University of Utah, also survive.
Ogden Standard Examiner May 1, 1920
Funeral service for Mrs. Ann Francis Clifford, formerly an instructor at the Weber Normal college, will be held Sunday at 3:15 o'clock in the North Ogden meeting house. Mrs Clifford died Thursday of an internal goiter, from which she had been suffering for some time.
She was the daughter of the late Henry Barker and Margaret Staley Barker and was born in North Ogden, October 10, 1888. She attended school at North Ogden, at the Weber Normal college and at the Brigham Young college before entering the Weber Normal college as an instructor. She was an active worker in all church activities in her home town.
Mrs. Clifford was married June 15, 1915 to A. F. Clifford. One child, Marguerite, survives. Her mother, to sisters, Mrs. Emma Wheeler of Curlewville; Mrs. Lillie Richards of Ogden and three brothers, Principal Henry Barker of the Ogden public schools; Bishop Frederick Barker of North Ogden and Prof. James L. Barker of the University of Utah, also survive.
Ogden Standard Examiner May 1, 1920
MRS. ANN FRANCIS CLIFFORD
Funeral service for Mrs. Ann Francis Clifford, formerly an instructor at the Weber Normal college, will be held Sunday at 3:15 o'clock in the North Ogden meeting house. Mrs Clifford died Thursday of an internal goiter, from which she had been suffering for some time.
She was the daughter of the late Henry Barker and Margaret Staley Barker and was born in North Ogden, October 10, 1888. She attended school at North Ogden, at the Weber Normal college and at the Brigham Young college before entering the Weber Normal college as an instructor. She was an active worker in all church activities in her home town.
Mrs. Clifford was married June 15, 1915 to A. F. Clifford. One child, Marguerite, survives. Her mother, to sisters, Mrs. Emma Wheeler of Curlewville; Mrs. Lillie Richards of Ogden and three brothers, Principal Henry Barker of the Ogden public schools; Bishop Frederick Barker of North Ogden and Prof. James L. Barker of the University of Utah, also survive.
Ogden Standard Examiner May 1, 1920
Funeral service for Mrs. Ann Francis Clifford, formerly an instructor at the Weber Normal college, will be held Sunday at 3:15 o'clock in the North Ogden meeting house. Mrs Clifford died Thursday of an internal goiter, from which she had been suffering for some time.
She was the daughter of the late Henry Barker and Margaret Staley Barker and was born in North Ogden, October 10, 1888. She attended school at North Ogden, at the Weber Normal college and at the Brigham Young college before entering the Weber Normal college as an instructor. She was an active worker in all church activities in her home town.
Mrs. Clifford was married June 15, 1915 to A. F. Clifford. One child, Marguerite, survives. Her mother, to sisters, Mrs. Emma Wheeler of Curlewville; Mrs. Lillie Richards of Ogden and three brothers, Principal Henry Barker of the Ogden public schools; Bishop Frederick Barker of North Ogden and Prof. James L. Barker of the University of Utah, also survive.
Ogden Standard Examiner May 1, 1920
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