Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 10

-n-r TT "-( Uu i CITY MAIL Phoenix, July 2, 1982 The Arizona Republic 23 Mrs. Holladay, Long-Time Arizonan Dr. Arthur C. Carlson, Medic Here 54 Years Christensen, Ex-Senator FLAGSTAFF Services for THATCHER Mrs. Minnie P.

Show Low and Mrs. Mahala Ouine EYE EXAMINATION TIME? Monaaay. a vu-year resident of of San Simon; two brothers, Man Thatcher; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Kempton of Mesa and Mrs. Zilpha Larson of Thatcher: and 17 erand-i Arizona, died yesterday in Mesa uel and Lee Palmer, both of Funeral services for Dr.

Arthur C. Carlsnn 75 it Rest Home. Frank L. Christensen, 64, a real children and 29 great-grandchil-' dren. I "i jm a 111 ii i who practiced medicine in Phoenix for 54 years, will be held at 11 Mrs.

Holladay, 80. came to Ari-, estate dealer and former Arizona i Arrangements are beine made a.m. luuiuiiuw in me unapei oi Memories, A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Dr. Carlson died Saturday at St. Joseph's Peggy Ruth Parris CHANDLER Funeral services highway commissioner, will De by Meldrum Mortuary, Mesa. zona in 1892.

A resident of Thatcher, she lived in the Gila Valley most of her life. She was born in held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Bloomington, Idaho. Funeral services will be held at' The physician was born in Chicago. He came to Phoenix in 1910.

He was a member of Phi Chi Did you day Saints here. George Ransom for Peggy Ruth Parris, 43, who died Saturday in a Prescott hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Chandler Metho-i dist Church. The Rev. William1 H.

Kendall will officate. I Michigan Medical Society and the 3 p.m. tomorrow in the Church ofj Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Services for Georee Ransom 70 Mr. Christensen, a native of St. tlks Lodge in Phoenix.

LOOK INTO THE SUITABILITY OF or ins in. 46th who died Fri ward Chapel, with BishoD Uwart Johns, came to Flagstaff in 1932 day, will be held at 3:30 n.m trv T. Lee officiatine. Private entombment will be at from Winslow. He was elected to CONTACT LENSES morrow in the Chapel of.

Memo She had taught school here 1960. a term in the Arizona Senate and Interment will be in Eden Cem ries, A. L. Moore Sons Mortu etery, Safford. Friends may call from noon to served eight years in the Arizona House.

ary, 333 W. Adams. The Rev. Herbert Manning will officiate. that Phoenix Title has Arizona's most complete title plant facilities to give you fast, accurate, dependable service.

Phoenix Title and Trust Company Survivors include three sons. DR. BIGLAISER Optometrist 146 W. ADAMS AL 3.708 Mr. Ransom was a retired tool Greenwood Mausoleum.

Dr. Carlson is survived by three sons, Charles H. and Frank both of Los Angeles, and Col. Archer C. of Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City, one daughter, Mrs.

Mary Louise Hill of Laon. France; and eight grandchildren and 10 great Friends may call at the Flag- Delbert Colvin of Phoenix, George Colvin of Pima, and Acel Colvin and die maker who moved to 9 p.m. today at Bueler Mortuary. Mrs. Parris is survived by her husband, George and a daughter, Susan Anderson, both of Chandler.

Phoenix eight months ago. of Potter Vallev. two staff Mortuary from 2 to 9 p.m. today. Regular Vented He is survived bv one son daughters, Mrs.

Ella Campbell of George D. of Phoenix; a daugh ter, Mrs. Jessie Sonnet of Phoe nix; two sisters and a brother of Pittsburgh; and six grandchildren. Interment will be in Greenwood Raymond LaCroix SCOTTSDALE Raymond La Cemetery. James F.

Harpster Croix, 69, of 1343 E. Rancho Vista Drive, died yesterday at Sacred MESA Funeral services for Heart home, Phoenix. SHOP MONDAY NIGHT TO Iccla'iilar! Gigantic Special Purchase of Cool Summer Cotton Dresses and Dusters James F. Harpster, 48, who died Friday at Mesa General Hospital, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thurs Mr.

LaCroix was born in Canada. He came here eight years day in State College, Pa. iTii, ijaiusici was uum til xiuill- ington County, Pa. He had lived! near Apache Junction for the past ago trom Detroit. He was a retired storekeeper.

Rosary will be recited at 4 p.m. today at Whitney and Murphy Chapel, 330 N. Second Phoenix. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Home, 1110 N.

16th St. Burial will be in St. Francis six months. He was a retired inspector for the American Car and foundry industries. Survivors include his wife.

Dor othy; a daughter. Mrs. Betty Poor- man of State College; a brother: and two sisters, all in Pennsyl vania; and two grandchildren. Survivors include four brothers. lor Leo of Muscatine.

Iowa, and Joseph, Philip and Eugene, all in Edward M. Reid Canada; two sisters, Mrs. Marion Laforte and Rose LaCroix, both in Canada; and a niece, Mrs. Raymond Revait of Scottsdale. 83.

who died vesterdav at his home at 7 W. Coulter, will be held Gerard, Kans. in Mr. Reid was born in Cherokee Kans. He came to Arizona many years ago and worked for the; Phelps Dodge Corp.

from the end Rasa Allison WILLCOX Graveside services for Mrs. Rasa Allison, 48, were held at the rietery here Saturday. Mrs. Allison died Wednesday in the Cochise County Hospital at of World War I until his retire-' ment in 1946. Since then he has been a real estate broker in Phoe nix.

Friends may call at the Draw Douglas after an illness of two ing Room Chapel at A. L. Moore years. Survivors include a daughter, and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, from 4 until 9 p.m.

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