Death caused by cancer, came as agony to Mrs Wesley N. Smith last Thursday evening, July 13th at the Star Valley Hospital. Mrs Smith operated on April 21st, and after forty days in the hospital was well enough to come home where she seemed to improve for several weeks. She even got up and around and went to visit her neighbors but last Monday evening, her throat started to give her great pain and although she was rushed back to the hospital and to a throat specialist in Salt Lake City, she was unable to get any relief.
Mrs Smith (Luilla Ranzenberger) was the third daughter of Charley and Mary Harmon Ranzenberger. She was born in Providence, Utah, August 16, 1903. On January 3rd 1923 she married Wesley in the Salt Lake Temple. To this union five children were born, Elda, Nola LaDee, Karl and Norda Beth. It is hard for anyone to understand why such a charming young mother should be taken away from her family so early in life.
Luilla also leaves one brother Charles Ranzenberger and three sisters, Mrs Will Tolman, of Otto Wyo. Mrs Willard Brown and Mrs Leland Neilson to mourn.
Funeral services were held July 15th under the direction of Bishop J.L. Brown, with Gladys Shumway at the piano.
Song----The Lord is My Shepherd
Prayer---Harvey Allred.
Song---That Beautiful Land.
A.R. Kennington spoke on "Our Hope of Eternal Life."
Duet by Leon Shumway and Ronald Allred.
Carl Robinson spoke of his friendship with the family and of the priceless gift c9omradeship of husband and children with the wife and mother can be. Wesley would now have opportunity to be of even greater service to his family. When a person can't get well their is a blessing even in death.
Duet "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Arch and Bonita Gardner.
Bishop Brown told of Mrs Smith's value as a diligent worker in every capacity in the ward, where she has been a Primary, M.I.A. and Relief Society teacher. He spoke of her patience, love and faithfulness as a wife and mother.
Song "Make The World Brighter."
Prayer Riley Hoopes
Grave dedicated by A.M. Harmon of Logan.
Pallbearers were Wesley's five brothers Will, Leo, Frank, Silas, Joe and Charles Ranzenberg.
All of Wesley's brothers and their wives were present to the funeral also Mr John Rice, Mr and Mrs Frank Davis, Mr and Mrs App Harmon, John Ranzenberg and Orilla Weeks from out of the valley. Mr and Mrs Charles Ranzenberg and family will take care of the 8 months old baby indefinitely.
Smith, Mrs Wesley N (Luilla) (2) (20 Jul 1939)Star Valley Independent
Luilla RANZENBERG is the daughter of Karl (Charles) RANZENBERGER and Mary Alzina HARMON
Luilla RANZENBERG married Wesley N SMITH
Mrs Smith (Luilla Ranzenberger) was the third daughter of Charley and Mary Harmon Ranzenberger. She was born in Providence, Utah, August 16, 1903. On January 3rd 1923 she married Wesley in the Salt Lake Temple. To this union five children were born, Elda, Nola LaDee, Karl and Norda Beth. It is hard for anyone to understand why such a charming young mother should be taken away from her family so early in life.
Luilla also leaves one brother Charles Ranzenberger and three sisters, Mrs Will Tolman, of Otto Wyo. Mrs Willard Brown and Mrs Leland Neilson to mourn.
Funeral services were held July 15th under the direction of Bishop J.L. Brown, with Gladys Shumway at the piano.
Song----The Lord is My Shepherd
Prayer---Harvey Allred.
Song---That Beautiful Land.
A.R. Kennington spoke on "Our Hope of Eternal Life."
Duet by Leon Shumway and Ronald Allred.
Carl Robinson spoke of his friendship with the family and of the priceless gift c9omradeship of husband and children with the wife and mother can be. Wesley would now have opportunity to be of even greater service to his family. When a person can't get well their is a blessing even in death.
Duet "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Arch and Bonita Gardner.
Bishop Brown told of Mrs Smith's value as a diligent worker in every capacity in the ward, where she has been a Primary, M.I.A. and Relief Society teacher. He spoke of her patience, love and faithfulness as a wife and mother.
Song "Make The World Brighter."
Prayer Riley Hoopes
Grave dedicated by A.M. Harmon of Logan.
Pallbearers were Wesley's five brothers Will, Leo, Frank, Silas, Joe and Charles Ranzenberg.
All of Wesley's brothers and their wives were present to the funeral also Mr John Rice, Mr and Mrs Frank Davis, Mr and Mrs App Harmon, John Ranzenberg and Orilla Weeks from out of the valley. Mr and Mrs Charles Ranzenberg and family will take care of the 8 months old baby indefinitely.
Smith, Mrs Wesley N (Luilla) (2) (20 Jul 1939)Star Valley Independent
Luilla RANZENBERG is the daughter of Karl (Charles) RANZENBERGER and Mary Alzina HARMON
Luilla RANZENBERG married Wesley N SMITH
Death caused by cancer, came as agony to Mrs Wesley N. Smith last Thursday evening, July 13th at the Star Valley Hospital. Mrs Smith operated on April 21st, and after forty days in the hospital was well enough to come home where she seemed to improve for several weeks. She even got up and around and went to visit her neighbors but last Monday evening, her throat started to give her great pain and although she was rushed back to the hospital and to a throat specialist in Salt Lake City, she was unable to get any relief.
Mrs Smith (Luilla Ranzenberger) was the third daughter of Charley and Mary Harmon Ranzenberger. She was born in Providence, Utah, August 16, 1903. On January 3rd 1923 she married Wesley in the Salt Lake Temple. To this union five children were born, Elda, Nola LaDee, Karl and Norda Beth. It is hard for anyone to understand why such a charming young mother should be taken away from her family so early in life.
Luilla also leaves one brother Charles Ranzenberger and three sisters, Mrs Will Tolman, of Otto Wyo. Mrs Willard Brown and Mrs Leland Neilson to mourn.
Funeral services were held July 15th under the direction of Bishop J.L. Brown, with Gladys Shumway at the piano.
Song----The Lord is My Shepherd
Prayer---Harvey Allred.
Song---That Beautiful Land.
A.R. Kennington spoke on "Our Hope of Eternal Life."
Duet by Leon Shumway and Ronald Allred.
Carl Robinson spoke of his friendship with the family and of the priceless gift c9omradeship of husband and children with the wife and mother can be. Wesley would now have opportunity to be of even greater service to his family. When a person can't get well their is a blessing even in death.
Duet "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Arch and Bonita Gardner.
Bishop Brown told of Mrs Smith's value as a diligent worker in every capacity in the ward, where she has been a Primary, M.I.A. and Relief Society teacher. He spoke of her patience, love and faithfulness as a wife and mother.
Song "Make The World Brighter."
Prayer Riley Hoopes
Grave dedicated by A.M. Harmon of Logan.
Pallbearers were Wesley's five brothers Will, Leo, Frank, Silas, Joe and Charles Ranzenberg.
All of Wesley's brothers and their wives were present to the funeral also Mr John Rice, Mr and Mrs Frank Davis, Mr and Mrs App Harmon, John Ranzenberg and Orilla Weeks from out of the valley. Mr and Mrs Charles Ranzenberg and family will take care of the 8 months old baby indefinitely.
Smith, Mrs Wesley N (Luilla) (2) (20 Jul 1939)Star Valley Independent
Luilla RANZENBERG is the daughter of Karl (Charles) RANZENBERGER and Mary Alzina HARMON
Luilla RANZENBERG married Wesley N SMITH
Mrs Smith (Luilla Ranzenberger) was the third daughter of Charley and Mary Harmon Ranzenberger. She was born in Providence, Utah, August 16, 1903. On January 3rd 1923 she married Wesley in the Salt Lake Temple. To this union five children were born, Elda, Nola LaDee, Karl and Norda Beth. It is hard for anyone to understand why such a charming young mother should be taken away from her family so early in life.
Luilla also leaves one brother Charles Ranzenberger and three sisters, Mrs Will Tolman, of Otto Wyo. Mrs Willard Brown and Mrs Leland Neilson to mourn.
Funeral services were held July 15th under the direction of Bishop J.L. Brown, with Gladys Shumway at the piano.
Song----The Lord is My Shepherd
Prayer---Harvey Allred.
Song---That Beautiful Land.
A.R. Kennington spoke on "Our Hope of Eternal Life."
Duet by Leon Shumway and Ronald Allred.
Carl Robinson spoke of his friendship with the family and of the priceless gift c9omradeship of husband and children with the wife and mother can be. Wesley would now have opportunity to be of even greater service to his family. When a person can't get well their is a blessing even in death.
Duet "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Arch and Bonita Gardner.
Bishop Brown told of Mrs Smith's value as a diligent worker in every capacity in the ward, where she has been a Primary, M.I.A. and Relief Society teacher. He spoke of her patience, love and faithfulness as a wife and mother.
Song "Make The World Brighter."
Prayer Riley Hoopes
Grave dedicated by A.M. Harmon of Logan.
Pallbearers were Wesley's five brothers Will, Leo, Frank, Silas, Joe and Charles Ranzenberg.
All of Wesley's brothers and their wives were present to the funeral also Mr John Rice, Mr and Mrs Frank Davis, Mr and Mrs App Harmon, John Ranzenberg and Orilla Weeks from out of the valley. Mr and Mrs Charles Ranzenberg and family will take care of the 8 months old baby indefinitely.
Smith, Mrs Wesley N (Luilla) (2) (20 Jul 1939)Star Valley Independent
Luilla RANZENBERG is the daughter of Karl (Charles) RANZENBERGER and Mary Alzina HARMON
Luilla RANZENBERG married Wesley N SMITH
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