Peabody_Daniel Simeon_4 Oct 1904

Daniel S. Peabody Dies Tuesday

Funeral services for Daniel Simeon Peabody, 54, who died Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Malad LDS First Ward chapel with Bishop G. Howard Neal officiating.

Mr. Peabody had gone to his ranch at the head of Weston Creek Tuesday and when his brothers went to the ranch Wednesday morning to help him with some work they found the body lying near the truck where he had been unloading coal. The truck had been idling until it ran out of gas.

Investigation by Sheriff John A. Evans and Coroner Raiford Benson showed that Mr. Peabody had died of natural causes about 18 hours before the body was found.

Mr. Peabody was born here October 4, 1904, a son of Isaac and Alice K. Evans Peabody. Reared and educated here, he was a deacon in the LDS Church; a member of the Woodmen’s Lodge and a veteran of World War II. He never married.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Alice Peabody; four brothers, William, Arnold, Lester and Arthur, all of Malad; two sisters, Mrs. U. C. (Frances) Peabody, Thompson Falls, Mont.; Mrs. Earl (Ann) Cooper, Moreland.

Friends may call at the Benson Funeral Home Friday evening between the hours of six and nine and Saturday morning at the home of his mother, 735 N. 400 W.

Interment will be in the Malad City cemetery.

DANIEL SIMEON PEABODY

Funeral Program

Memorial Services for
Daniel Simeon Peabody, Age 54
[Born: October 4, 1904
Died: November 18, 1958]

FUNERAL SERVICE
Sat., Nov. 22, 1958 – 1:00 P.M.
Malad 1st Ward L.D.S. Chapel

At the Home
Family Prayer – Urcle[sic] Campbell

At the Chapel
Prelude and Postlude Music – Mrs. Mae Williams
Vocal Solo, “The Lord’s Prayer”, Eldon Corbridge
Invocation – Vern Colton
Speaker – Bishop Neal
Speaker – William H. Rutter
Vocal Duet, “Oh Morning Land”, Thomas and Jenkin Jones
Benediction – D. Dredge Thomas
Accompanist: Mae Williams

At the Malad Cemetery
Dedicatory Prayer – Raiford G. Benson

Flowers: First Ward Relief Society

Bearers
Steven Peabody,
William G. Evans
Lynn Clark
Roscoe Colton
George Parry
Marvin Jones