PARK CITY - Funeral services for Richard Frank Hales, 71, who died of pneumonia in a Park City hospital Tuesday, anniversary of his birth, will be conducted in the War Veterans Memorial building at 2 p.m. Saturday by John E. Holland, LDS First ward bishop. Interment will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Salt Lake City.
Mr. Hales was born January 13, 1871, a son of Henry and Eliza Ewing Hales, in Enterprise. He lived in Park City 53 years.
Mr. Hales' first employment in Park City was at the Anchor mill of the old Anchor Mining company in Empire canyon. He then was superintendent of the Ontario mill, the Daly Judge mines, and the Ontario mill in succession. Later when the Park Utah Consolidated Mines company combined these mining companies, he held the position of superintendent of its mill at the Judge unit. Mr. Hales retired because of ill health two years ago after 44 years of service.
He is survived by two sons, Mont Richard Hales, Salt Lake City, and William Mansfield Hales, St. Cloud, Minnesota; two sisters, Mrs. George F. Stanley and Mrs. Belle Bailey, both of Park City, and two grandchildren.
PARK CITY - Funeral services for Richard Frank Hales, 71, who died of pneumonia in a Park City hospital Tuesday, anniversary of his birth, will be conducted in the War Veterans Memorial building at 2 p.m. Saturday by John E. Holland, LDS First ward bishop. Interment will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Salt Lake City.
Mr. Hales was born January 13, 1871, a son of Henry and Eliza Ewing Hales, in Enterprise. He lived in Park City 53 years.
Mr. Hales' first employment in Park City was at the Anchor mill of the old Anchor Mining company in Empire canyon. He then was superintendent of the Ontario mill, the Daly Judge mines, and the Ontario mill in succession. Later when the Park Utah Consolidated Mines company combined these mining companies, he held the position of superintendent of its mill at the Judge unit. Mr. Hales retired because of ill health two years ago after 44 years of service.
He is survived by two sons, Mont Richard Hales, Salt Lake City, and William Mansfield Hales, St. Cloud, Minnesota; two sisters, Mrs. George F. Stanley and Mrs. Belle Bailey, both of Park City, and two grandchildren.
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Stephen Alexander Hales
1851–1927
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Rebecca Jane Hales Hall
1852–1884
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Eliza Ann Hales
1855–1938
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Henry William Hales II
1857–1924
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Thomas Bradford Hales
1860–1863
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Mary Isabella Hales Bailey
1862–1949
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George Lawrence Hales
1865–1866
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Harriet Hales Stanley
1867–1959
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Sarah Jane Hales Crosby
1858–1929
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Charles Henry Hales
1859–1937
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Hugh Hales
1861–1937
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Joseph William Hales
1862–1927
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Albert Hales
1865–1920
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Mary Ann Hales
1868–1945
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Matilda Hales
1870–1957
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Martha Elizabeth Hales Crafts
1871–1917
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George Alvin Hales
1873–1953
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Lillie May Hales Bennett
1875–1954
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John Smith Hales
1877–1930
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Horace Franklin Hales
1879–1945
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Roy Hales
1881–1957
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Isa Hales
1883–1883
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