Charles Peel, 16, son of O. Fred and Johannah Olson Peel, died Tuesday night following a lingering illness of kidney and heart ailments.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant September 12, 1920, and had attended school there. At the time of his death he was a junior student at the North Sanpete High School, and was active in the affairs of the Future Farmers of America. His father was a former Sanpete county commissioner.
He is survived, besideds his parents, by seven brothers and sisters, Jane, Bernice, Robert, Ruth, Glenna, Carolyn and Paul Peel, all of Mt. Pleasant, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Caroline Olson, Ephraim and Mrs. Miranda Oman of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune (UT) January 14, 1937
He was born in Mt. Pleasant September 12, 1920, and had attended school there. At the time of his death he was a junior student at the North Sanpete High School, and was active in the affairs of the Future Farmers of America. His father was a former Sanpete county commissioner.
He is survived, besideds his parents, by seven brothers and sisters, Jane, Bernice, Robert, Ruth, Glenna, Carolyn and Paul Peel, all of Mt. Pleasant, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Caroline Olson, Ephraim and Mrs. Miranda Oman of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune (UT) January 14, 1937
Charles Peel, 16, son of O. Fred and Johannah Olson Peel, died Tuesday night following a lingering illness of kidney and heart ailments.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant September 12, 1920, and had attended school there. At the time of his death he was a junior student at the North Sanpete High School, and was active in the affairs of the Future Farmers of America. His father was a former Sanpete county commissioner.
He is survived, besideds his parents, by seven brothers and sisters, Jane, Bernice, Robert, Ruth, Glenna, Carolyn and Paul Peel, all of Mt. Pleasant, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Caroline Olson, Ephraim and Mrs. Miranda Oman of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune (UT) January 14, 1937
He was born in Mt. Pleasant September 12, 1920, and had attended school there. At the time of his death he was a junior student at the North Sanpete High School, and was active in the affairs of the Future Farmers of America. His father was a former Sanpete county commissioner.
He is survived, besideds his parents, by seven brothers and sisters, Jane, Bernice, Robert, Ruth, Glenna, Carolyn and Paul Peel, all of Mt. Pleasant, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Caroline Olson, Ephraim and Mrs. Miranda Oman of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune (UT) January 14, 1937
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