,ss . - p ioneer Lady Passes Away PljKrs. Ida Fechser Dies ' At Daughter's Home Mrs. Ida C. Fech3er, widow of the v e John F. Fechser, died Monday 0 liming at the home of ht-r daugh M r, Mrs. Andrew O. Madsen, from U ralysis of the intestines, after a blue ' day's iUriess. fcr;Mrs. Fechser was born August 13 16 at Resoe, Norway, daughter of Jiristopher and Maren Evanscn Jf "thnson. 'ouailfShe came to Utah with her par-01m. par-01m. ts in 1863. She was married to John F. ichser in the Endowment House, bllle py.lt Lake City, January 2, 1864. Her husband died September 28, t-OS. - She was a faithful Latter Day st oaiiint and was for twenty-fivo years ear7 tm.i'.l Society teacher. Surviving are the following chil-1-40 t'f-en: Mrs. S. F. Jensen, Murray, ttiber (' tah; Mrs. Frank Carlston, Mrs. Us selon A. Hansen, Hyrum Fechser, 'our jt.-ilt Lake; J. Fred Fechser, Provo: ' silt (juries C Fechser, Moroni, Utah; lar $ps(.vrs. Andrew O. Madsen and Mrs. XKS, simil Hasler, Mt. Pleasant; forty-r forty-r Jd.iven grandchildren; forty-seven r0D at grandchildren; one great-jVeat-grandchild. also a brother, tv ohn C. Johnson, Ephraim, Utah; 5S: sister, Mrs. Lllzabeth Allred, Salt : fttake City. Witt j There are 47 grand children, 47 - Rlreat grand children and one great Paisreat grand child, making five gen-Per gen-Per nidations. Funeral services were held Wed- esday in the North ward chapc-l NO lT'-rtth Bishop Olsen in charge, 0,1 The choir sang "Jesus Lover ol 4y Soul" with duet by Mrs. Ina L. Vol... ones and Harry Ericksen, "O My """ather." . , Other numbers were: ' Cottjocal solo, "Tired," Miss Elida Sta-Estilfter; Sta-Estilfter; "vocal duet, "Lead Me Gently lome, Father", Mrs. .Anderson, J. Icksej El. Blackham of Moroni ; mixed - . . juartet, "Jesus Is Calling," Mrs. Jay iafen, Mrs. Ed Jensen, Jay Hafen 'nd Lorain Beck. Prayers were offered by President i. C. Jacobs and James Monsen. The speakers were: Mrs. Jane Jrinton, A. F. Reynolds, Arthur O. Nielson, and Bishop Henry P. Olsen The grave was dedicated by Wil-ord Wil-ord West. j The following grandsons of Mrs. ?echser were pallbearers: Fred ) Jensen, Roger and Charlie Fechser, Kenneth, Earl and Rex ChrisTen-sen. ChrisTen-sen. Among the out-oftown people who came here to attend the funeral funer-al were: Mrs. S. F. Jensen, Fred Jensen and J. Leo Jensen of Murray; Mur-ray; Mrs. Elon A. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Fescher, Chrystal, Ruby Ru-by and Don Fechser, Mrs. Ray Cot-terel Cot-terel and daughter Shirley, Mrs. Elizabeth Alrred, Henry Carlston, Mrs. F. E. Carlston, Mrs. Ernest Salt, Mrs. Morice Kenny, Miss Alta Carlston and Verge Johnson of Salt Lake Cty; Mrs. Maud Hearn, Milford; Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson John-son and Miss Ida Johnson, Garfield; Gar-field; Mr. and Mrs. George Last of West Joran; Mrs. Kenneth Brady Bra-dy of Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fechser, Roger, Charles and Ida Fechser of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fechser, Ina Fechser, Kenneth Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blackham, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Black ham, Mrs. Tidwell of Moroni. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hansen, Mrs. Jim Bailey, Mrs. Ben Christensen, Rex and Joy Christensen, ' Mrs. Walter Sparks and family, and Mrs. Emroy Johnson of Ephraim.