Friday, April 16, 1937
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Henry Harman Dies Unexpectedly At Hospital Monday
Henry Harman, 44, resident of Magna and Utah Copper Company employee for twenty three years, died in St. Mark's Hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. following a brief illness of stomach ulcers. Mr. Harman's death came as a great surprise and shock to his family and friends.
He was born January 24, 1893 in Granger, a son of Charles Benjamin and Annie Eliza Boulton Harman. He had been employed as a boiler-maker for the Utah Copper Company.
Surviving are his parents, his widow, Florence Hansen Harman; 10 sons and daughters, Irene, Verl, Ted, Dorothy, LaRue, Laraine, Floyd, Robert Flynn and Carol Harman; six brothers, Charles, Roy, Clifford and Ferris Harman, Salt Lake; Leonard Harman, Granger and Lloyd V. Harman, Pottstown, Pa., and five sisters, Mrs. J. A. Larson, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. J. D. Williamson, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. M. A. Merrick, Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Glen K. Haynes, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Thomas Nocolo, Magna.
Mr. Harman was well known in this vicinity and was regarded for his sincerity and faithful performance of duties. He as a good father. HIs passing is to be deeply regretted.
Friday, April 16, 1937
Page 1
Henry Harman Dies Unexpectedly At Hospital Monday
Henry Harman, 44, resident of Magna and Utah Copper Company employee for twenty three years, died in St. Mark's Hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. following a brief illness of stomach ulcers. Mr. Harman's death came as a great surprise and shock to his family and friends.
He was born January 24, 1893 in Granger, a son of Charles Benjamin and Annie Eliza Boulton Harman. He had been employed as a boiler-maker for the Utah Copper Company.
Surviving are his parents, his widow, Florence Hansen Harman; 10 sons and daughters, Irene, Verl, Ted, Dorothy, LaRue, Laraine, Floyd, Robert Flynn and Carol Harman; six brothers, Charles, Roy, Clifford and Ferris Harman, Salt Lake; Leonard Harman, Granger and Lloyd V. Harman, Pottstown, Pa., and five sisters, Mrs. J. A. Larson, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. J. D. Williamson, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. M. A. Merrick, Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Glen K. Haynes, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Thomas Nocolo, Magna.
Mr. Harman was well known in this vicinity and was regarded for his sincerity and faithful performance of duties. He as a good father. HIs passing is to be deeply regretted.
Family Members
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Charles Royal Harman
1889–1955
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Leonard Harman
1895–1964
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Clifford B. Harman
1897–1961
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Lloyd Vernon "Speck" Harman
1901–1947
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Joseph Leslie Harmon
1903–1904
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Fern LaRene Harman Williamson
1905–1990
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Ferris Edwin Harman
1907–1965
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Ethel Irene Harman Merrick
1909–1993
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Florence Lavell Harmon Haynes
1911–1983
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Alice Elva Harman Nicolo
1914–1986
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A. Irene Harmon Tuckey
1917–1995
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Vearl H. "Red" Harman
1918–1985
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Edwin Ralph "Ted" Harmon
1920–2003
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Dorothy Florence Harmon Strutz
1922–1998
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LaRain Betty Harmon
1923–1993
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LaRue Beth Harman Miller
1923–2017
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Floyd R "Flip" Harmon
1925–1997
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Robert Marvin Harman
1927–2018
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Lynn Richard Harmon
1929–1996
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Carol Harman Knight
1933–1972
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