Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of Salt Lake City, died there today at 2:30 a.m. The body will be returned to Knoxville for burial. Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim is a daughter.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 2, 1953
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Klinck Chapel at Knoxville for Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of 877 Colorado St., Salt Lake City, Utah, who died Monday in a hospital in that city. The Rev. John H. Clarke, pastor of the Knoxville Methodist Church, will officiate and burial will be in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Luetta Ella Bell was born in Knoxville Oct. 19, 1887, and her marriage to John Hillman took place at Gilson Oct. 12, 1912. She had resided in Knoxville until 10 years ago when she went to Salt Lake City to make her home with her daughter, Miss Ruth Hillman.
Surviving besides the daughter in Salt Lake City are three other daughters, Mrs. Mark Miner of Magna, Utah, Mrs. Wilson Slager of Morrison and Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim; a son, Robert Hillman of Eureka; a sister, Mrs. Lilliam Wyman of Courtland, Kan.; a brother, Arthur Bell, and 11 grandchildren. Her husband, two sisters and a brother preceded her in death.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 5, 1953
Contributor: Talbot Fisher (46876960)
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 2, 1953
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Klinck Chapel at Knoxville for Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of 877 Colorado St., Salt Lake City, Utah, who died Monday in a hospital in that city. The Rev. John H. Clarke, pastor of the Knoxville Methodist Church, will officiate and burial will be in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Luetta Ella Bell was born in Knoxville Oct. 19, 1887, and her marriage to John Hillman took place at Gilson Oct. 12, 1912. She had resided in Knoxville until 10 years ago when she went to Salt Lake City to make her home with her daughter, Miss Ruth Hillman.
Surviving besides the daughter in Salt Lake City are three other daughters, Mrs. Mark Miner of Magna, Utah, Mrs. Wilson Slager of Morrison and Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim; a son, Robert Hillman of Eureka; a sister, Mrs. Lilliam Wyman of Courtland, Kan.; a brother, Arthur Bell, and 11 grandchildren. Her husband, two sisters and a brother preceded her in death.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 5, 1953
Contributor: Talbot Fisher (46876960)
Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of Salt Lake City, died there today at 2:30 a.m. The body will be returned to Knoxville for burial. Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim is a daughter.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 2, 1953
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Klinck Chapel at Knoxville for Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of 877 Colorado St., Salt Lake City, Utah, who died Monday in a hospital in that city. The Rev. John H. Clarke, pastor of the Knoxville Methodist Church, will officiate and burial will be in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Luetta Ella Bell was born in Knoxville Oct. 19, 1887, and her marriage to John Hillman took place at Gilson Oct. 12, 1912. She had resided in Knoxville until 10 years ago when she went to Salt Lake City to make her home with her daughter, Miss Ruth Hillman.
Surviving besides the daughter in Salt Lake City are three other daughters, Mrs. Mark Miner of Magna, Utah, Mrs. Wilson Slager of Morrison and Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim; a son, Robert Hillman of Eureka; a sister, Mrs. Lilliam Wyman of Courtland, Kan.; a brother, Arthur Bell, and 11 grandchildren. Her husband, two sisters and a brother preceded her in death.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 5, 1953
Contributor: Talbot Fisher (46876960)
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 2, 1953
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Klinck Chapel at Knoxville for Mrs. Luetta Hillman, 65, of 877 Colorado St., Salt Lake City, Utah, who died Monday in a hospital in that city. The Rev. John H. Clarke, pastor of the Knoxville Methodist Church, will officiate and burial will be in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Luetta Ella Bell was born in Knoxville Oct. 19, 1887, and her marriage to John Hillman took place at Gilson Oct. 12, 1912. She had resided in Knoxville until 10 years ago when she went to Salt Lake City to make her home with her daughter, Miss Ruth Hillman.
Surviving besides the daughter in Salt Lake City are three other daughters, Mrs. Mark Miner of Magna, Utah, Mrs. Wilson Slager of Morrison and Mrs. Clarence Wing of Opheim; a son, Robert Hillman of Eureka; a sister, Mrs. Lilliam Wyman of Courtland, Kan.; a brother, Arthur Bell, and 11 grandchildren. Her husband, two sisters and a brother preceded her in death.
Galesburg Register-Mail: February 5, 1953
Contributor: Talbot Fisher (46876960)
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