CACHE DOCTOR SERVICES SET

LOGAN. May 28—Graveside services for Dr. William B. Parkinson, Jr., 63. of Fairfield. Idaho, former Cache valley physician, who died Monday in Twin Falls, Idaho, will be conducted Friday at three p. m. in Logan City Cemetery.

Friends may call at W. Loyal Hall Mortuary Friday from ten a. m. until time for services.

Services also will be conducted Thursday at ten a. m. in Fairfield.

For a year preceding his death. Dr. Parkinson had suffered a heart ailment.

He was born December 24, 1877, in Morgan. Utah, a son of Dr. William B. and Elizabeth B. Parkinson. At an early age, he moved with his parents to Logan.

Following his graduation from medical school in Chicago, Illinois, he returned to Cache valley and practiced medicine in Wellsville. Logan and Lewiston. Later he moved to Fairfield, where he maintained his practice until the time of his death.

Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Ben Red and Paul Parkinson of Price; Mrs. Hugh Johnstone of Oakland, Calif.; Floyd and Peggy Parkinson and Mrs. Beth Blair of Lewiston, Utah; seven grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. George W. Leishman, Mrs. Ada England. Elizabeth Parkinson and Mrs. Afton Neilsen of Logan; Mrs. Winnifred Jennens of Detroit, Mich.; Dr. George T. Parkinson of Twin Falls, Idaho; Mrs. Hazel McAlister of Preston, Idaho; Dr. Fred B. Parkinson of Cedar City, Mrs. Veda Worley of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Karma Parkinson of Franklin. Idaho; Dr. Wallace Parkinson of San Francisco, Calif.; Don Parkinson of Texas; Mrs. Edith Shaw of Provo and Mrs. Arthur Rallison of Whitney, Idaho.

-Ogden Standard Examiner, May 28, 1941, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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William Brigham Parkinson Jr. was the son of Elizabeth Bull and William Brigham Parkinson Sr. He married Evans Beth Troop February 2, 1902 in Chicago, Illinois. They had six children. They divorced. He married second Caroline Amelia Jensen and they had at least one child. He became a physician and practiced in Lewiston, Utah.