Sevier-Weber-Cache County UT Archives Biographies.....Warner, William L. 1890 - 
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Author: S. J. Clarke, Publisher

WILLIAM L. WARNER.

    No man of his age has made or is making a better record in Sevier county
than William L. Warner, resident partner in the undertaking firm of Lindquist &
Warner. He was born at Ogden, Utah, in 1890, and acquired his education in the
schools of that city, while later he took a course in embalming and undertaking
at the Hohenschuh-Carpenter College of Embalming in Des Moines, Iowa. Returning
to Ogden, he obtained employment with C. J. A Lindquist of that city and there
remained until 1917, when he removed to Richfield and purchased the interest of
W. O. Erickson and became managing partner of the business that is now conducted
under the style of Lindquist & Warner. The business of the firm covers Sevier,
Piute and Wayne counties and theirs is the largest and best equipped concern in
its line in southern Utah. In addition to the undertaking and embalming business
the firm deals largely in cut flowers, its purpose being to render all possible
aid to their patrons in times of bereavement. Thoroughly familiar with every
branch of the business, Mr. Warner's manner is kindly and sympathetic and the
public regards him as an excellent addition to the business circles of
Richfield. He employs the most scientific methods in the care of the dead and
his success is attributable to his capability and efficiency, combined with his
natural kindliness of spirit.

    In 1915 Mr. Warner was married to Miss Martha Theurer, a daughter of Jacob
Theurer, a farmer of Cache county. They now have two children, William L. and
Glen. Mr. Warner Is a consistent member of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints, in which he has been an active worker. He filled a mission to
Hawaii from 1910 until 1913 and he is a member of the Young Men's Mutual
Improvement Association. While residing in Ogden he served as president of the
Mutual there. He is also a member of the Richfield Commercial Club and
throughout the period of the war he took an active and helpful interest in all
work pertaining thereto. He aided in promoting and supporting the war loans and
was a member of the fuel administration for Sevier county. His activities have
been carefully directed for the benefit of community, commonwealth and country
as well as for the upbuilding of his own fortunes and he has made for himself a
creditable name and place as a business man and as a citizen.


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UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD
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VOLUME IV
CHICAGO-SALT LAKE: THE S. J. CLARKE PUBLISHING COMPANY
1920


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