Word was passed around this evening that John H. Pace one of the pioneers of the county had passed away. He has been seriously ill several days, having been stricken while visiting relatives in the Dixie country, following a trip to the state fair. He lived when a boy at New Harmony but moved to San Juan county in early life and to this county in 1884. He has been first counselor to President A. W. Horsley of Carbon stake for nine years and has always taken an active part in church work. He leaves several grown children, his wife having preceded him in death several months ago. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
News Advocate, Utah - 2 Nov 1922 pg 1
News Advocate, Utah - 2 Nov 1922 pg 1
Word was passed around this evening that John H. Pace one of the pioneers of the county had passed away. He has been seriously ill several days, having been stricken while visiting relatives in the Dixie country, following a trip to the state fair. He lived when a boy at New Harmony but moved to San Juan county in early life and to this county in 1884. He has been first counselor to President A. W. Horsley of Carbon stake for nine years and has always taken an active part in church work. He leaves several grown children, his wife having preceded him in death several months ago. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
News Advocate, Utah - 2 Nov 1922 pg 1
News Advocate, Utah - 2 Nov 1922 pg 1
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