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Obituaries



               Clark, Nancy Angeline









                      MRS. CLARK, 71, SUCCUMBS                Nancy Angeline Clark (cont. …)
                                  HERE
                                                              Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  the
                     Nancy  Angeline  Clark,  71,  a resident   chapel of the Dewey Lyden Company
                     of  Port  Angeles  during  the  past     funeral directors, Sunday morning at
                     eighteen  months,  passed  away          10:00  a.m.  Rev.  Crum  of  the  Latter-
                     Thursday  at  her  home,  934  West      Day  Saints  church  in  Chehalis,  will
                     Fifth street.                            officiate.

                     The  late  Mrs.  Clark  was  born  in
                     Farmington,  Utah  on  December  12,     Source: Newspaper clipping.
                     1858,  and  later  moved  with  her
                     parents to Logan, Utah. At the age of
                     17  she  was  married  to  George  E.
                     Clark and to the union were born six
                     children, five of whom are still living.
                     The  Clarks  made  their  home  in
                     Trenton,  Wyoming  for  twelve  years
                     and went from there to Spokane. The
                     family home  was maintained in that
                     city more than twenty years.

                     Surviving  are  the  five  children,  Mrs.
                     A.W.  Stanley  and  Mrs.  Grisel  Wilson
                     of  Port  Angeles;  Mrs.  R.A.  McDole,
                     Tucson,  Arizona;  J.G.  Clark,  Kellogg,
                     Idaho,  and  J.D.  Clark  of  Blanchard,
                     Idaho.  In  addition,  there  are  eleven
                     grandchildren   and   four   great-
                     grandchildren.

                     Mrs.  Clark  is  remembered  as  a  kind
                     and  loving  mother.  She  was  a
                     member of the reorganized Church of
                     Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-Day  Saints  in
                     Spokane.















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