Showing posts with label Bowers. Louis James Sr.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bowers. Louis James Sr.. Show all posts

Saturday, May 24, 2014

(4 of 17) Family Bible of Hannibal O. Fullmer: Marriage Dates of Collin, Leo, Rose, Louis and Frank Bowers

[I do not know what the first line indicates.]
Coll Apr 28 1904 [George Collins Bowers]
Leo Sep 5 1906 [Leo Bowers]
Rose Sep 11 1907 [Rose Hannah Bowers]
Lou Dec 4 1907 [Louis James Bowers, Sr.]
Frank Jan - 4 - 1917- [Frank Bradley Bowers]


Monday, May 23, 2011

Utah Digital Newspapers: "Tracy Cannon Arranges Excellent Program for Pioneer Conference"


For the Male quartet--"There is a Beautiful Country"................... Parks
Leo, Ernest, George C. and Lewis Bowers. I'm thinking that Lewis Bowers should actually be spelled differently, Louis Bowers. Louis is the spelling I have for the brother of this family.

For the article above, I have written a note on the side with the name of the newspaper, date and title of the article: Salt Lake Telegram, 1916-01-23, "Tracy Cannon Arranges Excellent Program for Pioneer Conference". If you would like a clean copy, you can pull one up on the Utah Digital Newspapers website http://digitalnewspapers.org/.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Utah Digital Newspapers - Search for "john shadrach bowers" (2) items

I ran a specific search on the Utah Digital Newspapers website for "john shadrach bowers" and it came up with 2 items. I will attach the two articles within this post.


For the article above, I have written a note on the side with the name of the newspaper, date and title of the article: Salt Lake Telegram, 1934-02-01, "Bowers Rites Will Be Held". If you would like a clean copy, you can pull one up on the Utah Digital Newspapers website http://digitalnewspapers.org/. 


For the above article, we drew a line next to the pertinent article and on the side I wrote the name of the newspaper, date and title: Salt Lake Telegram, 1934-02-05, "Deaths".

I will transcribe the article since it is difficult to read when printed.

John Shadrach Bowers

Funeral services were conducted for John Shadrach Bowers, 80, pioneer builder and contractor of Salt Lake. Sunday afternoon in the McKingley L. D. S. ward chapel with Bishop William A. Bateman in charge.

Speakers were James A. Anderson, Charles Hyde, Charles Cottrell Jr., and Bishop Bateman, Alexander Buchanan dedicated the grave in the City cemetery.

Mr. Bowers died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his son, Louis J. Bowers, 130 East Seventh South street, of infirmities incident to age.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Leo Bowers with his Siblings - Children of John S. Bowers and Esther Fullmer


Received a copy of this photo from Nathele King Bowers.

I haven't seen this photo before, but I am going to predict the individuals based on age of oldest to youngest. In the center is Leo Bowers (1885-1949). Around him from right to left, George Collins; Louis James; John David; and Rose Hannah.

If you know otherwise, please leave a comment.