The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 1 C2
Mrs. Mabel Palmer Dies In Auto Crash
Former Lincoln Woman Fatally Hurt in Utah Accident
Mrs. Mabel Palmer, 40 [50], former Lincoln woman, died in Wasatch, Utah Monday as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident there Saturday. Her home was at Ogden, and she went there from Lincoln with her husband 18 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were both employed by the Burlington when they were in Lincoln, and Mr. Palmer continued with the company in Utah. Mrs. Palmer, then Mabel Campbell, was secretary to William Ackerman, master mechanic in the Havelock shops.
The body will be brought to Lincoln in care of Castle, Roper & Matthews, and feuneral services will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the grave in Wyuka, J. D. Parks conducting. Survivors are her husband, Robert H. of Ogden; brother, Earl Campbell in California, and a sister, Mrs. Percy Grass of Page, Neb.
The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 11 C4
PALMER, MRS. MABEL - Died at Watsatch, Utah Monday. She was 40 [50] years old and formerly lived in Lincoln. Surviving are her husband Robert H of Ogden, Utah; brother Earl Campbell of California; and sister Mrs Percy Grass of Page, Neb. The body will be brought to Castle, Roper & Matthews, and funeral services will be held at the grave in Wyuka at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. J. D. Parks officiating.
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 1 C2
Mrs. Mabel Palmer Dies In Auto Crash
Former Lincoln Woman Fatally Hurt in Utah Accident
Mrs. Mabel Palmer, 40 [50], former Lincoln woman, died in Wasatch, Utah Monday as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident there Saturday. Her home was at Ogden, and she went there from Lincoln with her husband 18 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were both employed by the Burlington when they were in Lincoln, and Mr. Palmer continued with the company in Utah. Mrs. Palmer, then Mabel Campbell, was secretary to William Ackerman, master mechanic in the Havelock shops.
The body will be brought to Lincoln in care of Castle, Roper & Matthews, and feuneral services will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the grave in Wyuka, J. D. Parks conducting. Survivors are her husband, Robert H. of Ogden; brother, Earl Campbell in California, and a sister, Mrs. Percy Grass of Page, Neb.
The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 11 C4
PALMER, MRS. MABEL - Died at Watsatch, Utah Monday. She was 40 [50] years old and formerly lived in Lincoln. Surviving are her husband Robert H of Ogden, Utah; brother Earl Campbell of California; and sister Mrs Percy Grass of Page, Neb. The body will be brought to Castle, Roper & Matthews, and funeral services will be held at the grave in Wyuka at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. J. D. Parks officiating.
The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 1 C2
Mrs. Mabel Palmer Dies In Auto Crash
Former Lincoln Woman Fatally Hurt in Utah Accident
Mrs. Mabel Palmer, 40 [50], former Lincoln woman, died in Wasatch, Utah Monday as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident there Saturday. Her home was at Ogden, and she went there from Lincoln with her husband 18 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were both employed by the Burlington when they were in Lincoln, and Mr. Palmer continued with the company in Utah. Mrs. Palmer, then Mabel Campbell, was secretary to William Ackerman, master mechanic in the Havelock shops.
The body will be brought to Lincoln in care of Castle, Roper & Matthews, and feuneral services will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the grave in Wyuka, J. D. Parks conducting. Survivors are her husband, Robert H. of Ogden; brother, Earl Campbell in California, and a sister, Mrs. Percy Grass of Page, Neb.
The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 11 C4
PALMER, MRS. MABEL - Died at Watsatch, Utah Monday. She was 40 [50] years old and formerly lived in Lincoln. Surviving are her husband Robert H of Ogden, Utah; brother Earl Campbell of California; and sister Mrs Percy Grass of Page, Neb. The body will be brought to Castle, Roper & Matthews, and funeral services will be held at the grave in Wyuka at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. J. D. Parks officiating.
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 1 C2
Mrs. Mabel Palmer Dies In Auto Crash
Former Lincoln Woman Fatally Hurt in Utah Accident
Mrs. Mabel Palmer, 40 [50], former Lincoln woman, died in Wasatch, Utah Monday as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident there Saturday. Her home was at Ogden, and she went there from Lincoln with her husband 18 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were both employed by the Burlington when they were in Lincoln, and Mr. Palmer continued with the company in Utah. Mrs. Palmer, then Mabel Campbell, was secretary to William Ackerman, master mechanic in the Havelock shops.
The body will be brought to Lincoln in care of Castle, Roper & Matthews, and feuneral services will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the grave in Wyuka, J. D. Parks conducting. Survivors are her husband, Robert H. of Ogden; brother, Earl Campbell in California, and a sister, Mrs. Percy Grass of Page, Neb.
The Lincoln Star [Nebraska]
Tuesday. July 7, 1936 - Pg 11 C4
PALMER, MRS. MABEL - Died at Watsatch, Utah Monday. She was 40 [50] years old and formerly lived in Lincoln. Surviving are her husband Robert H of Ogden, Utah; brother Earl Campbell of California; and sister Mrs Percy Grass of Page, Neb. The body will be brought to Castle, Roper & Matthews, and funeral services will be held at the grave in Wyuka at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. J. D. Parks officiating.
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