World War I veteran
(US Army)
Wives:
~ Vilate Hemingway (married 24 April 1923, Farmington, UT; b. 6 Jan 1896; book binding employee in 1940)
~ Mellie (married April 29, 1942)
no children
in 1918: lived @ 356 Denver St., Salt Lake City, UT
"Phillip Playter entertained about thirty of his little friends at a party last Wednesday in celebration of his tenth birthday. The decorations of red and white were all in keeping with the birthday idea, and some games and a supper were enjoyed."
("Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT, 12 Apr 1908 issue, Magazine Section, p. 3)
"Mrs. Lee C. Snedaker and son, Floyd, Miss Erma V. Snedaker and Mrs. Fred B. Gillett and son, Philip, have apartments at 139 North Highland avenue, Hollywood, Cal., where they expect to stay for several weeks."
(source: "Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT; 5 May 1907 issue; page 3)
physical description in 1918: tall, slender build; light blue eyes; light brown hair
occupations: stenographer; auto supplies salesman; wholesale salesman in gas & oil
cause of death: suicide (injuries from jumping off hotel roof)
(sources: "Utah, Salt Lake County Birth Records, 1890-1915"; "Utah, Veterans with Federal Service Buried in Utah, Territorial to 1966"; "Utah Death Certificates, 1904-1956"; "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"; Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966)
(US Army)
Wives:
~ Vilate Hemingway (married 24 April 1923, Farmington, UT; b. 6 Jan 1896; book binding employee in 1940)
~ Mellie (married April 29, 1942)
no children
in 1918: lived @ 356 Denver St., Salt Lake City, UT
"Phillip Playter entertained about thirty of his little friends at a party last Wednesday in celebration of his tenth birthday. The decorations of red and white were all in keeping with the birthday idea, and some games and a supper were enjoyed."
("Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT, 12 Apr 1908 issue, Magazine Section, p. 3)
"Mrs. Lee C. Snedaker and son, Floyd, Miss Erma V. Snedaker and Mrs. Fred B. Gillett and son, Philip, have apartments at 139 North Highland avenue, Hollywood, Cal., where they expect to stay for several weeks."
(source: "Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT; 5 May 1907 issue; page 3)
physical description in 1918: tall, slender build; light blue eyes; light brown hair
occupations: stenographer; auto supplies salesman; wholesale salesman in gas & oil
cause of death: suicide (injuries from jumping off hotel roof)
(sources: "Utah, Salt Lake County Birth Records, 1890-1915"; "Utah, Veterans with Federal Service Buried in Utah, Territorial to 1966"; "Utah Death Certificates, 1904-1956"; "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"; Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966)
World War I veteran
(US Army)
Wives:
~ Vilate Hemingway (married 24 April 1923, Farmington, UT; b. 6 Jan 1896; book binding employee in 1940)
~ Mellie (married April 29, 1942)
no children
in 1918: lived @ 356 Denver St., Salt Lake City, UT
"Phillip Playter entertained about thirty of his little friends at a party last Wednesday in celebration of his tenth birthday. The decorations of red and white were all in keeping with the birthday idea, and some games and a supper were enjoyed."
("Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT, 12 Apr 1908 issue, Magazine Section, p. 3)
"Mrs. Lee C. Snedaker and son, Floyd, Miss Erma V. Snedaker and Mrs. Fred B. Gillett and son, Philip, have apartments at 139 North Highland avenue, Hollywood, Cal., where they expect to stay for several weeks."
(source: "Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT; 5 May 1907 issue; page 3)
physical description in 1918: tall, slender build; light blue eyes; light brown hair
occupations: stenographer; auto supplies salesman; wholesale salesman in gas & oil
cause of death: suicide (injuries from jumping off hotel roof)
(sources: "Utah, Salt Lake County Birth Records, 1890-1915"; "Utah, Veterans with Federal Service Buried in Utah, Territorial to 1966"; "Utah Death Certificates, 1904-1956"; "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"; Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966)
(US Army)
Wives:
~ Vilate Hemingway (married 24 April 1923, Farmington, UT; b. 6 Jan 1896; book binding employee in 1940)
~ Mellie (married April 29, 1942)
no children
in 1918: lived @ 356 Denver St., Salt Lake City, UT
"Phillip Playter entertained about thirty of his little friends at a party last Wednesday in celebration of his tenth birthday. The decorations of red and white were all in keeping with the birthday idea, and some games and a supper were enjoyed."
("Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT, 12 Apr 1908 issue, Magazine Section, p. 3)
"Mrs. Lee C. Snedaker and son, Floyd, Miss Erma V. Snedaker and Mrs. Fred B. Gillett and son, Philip, have apartments at 139 North Highland avenue, Hollywood, Cal., where they expect to stay for several weeks."
(source: "Salt Lake Herald", Salt Lake City, UT; 5 May 1907 issue; page 3)
physical description in 1918: tall, slender build; light blue eyes; light brown hair
occupations: stenographer; auto supplies salesman; wholesale salesman in gas & oil
cause of death: suicide (injuries from jumping off hotel roof)
(sources: "Utah, Salt Lake County Birth Records, 1890-1915"; "Utah, Veterans with Federal Service Buried in Utah, Territorial to 1966"; "Utah Death Certificates, 1904-1956"; "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"; Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966)
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