Death Claims G. A. Marr. Lake attorney of the and general State ' 1 1 ' A-' N - counsel Utah t ' : Bankers Assn for 41 yetus e"1""Ir died Fridity at 1 pm in a Salt I Lake hospital after a week- ') long illness He was 77 -311L-MARII retteedliararch "' 1960 as counsel for the bank- ing group ending an associ- ation which began in 1919 ) He began his law practice in Salt Lake City in 1909 and Interrupted it only twice In 1922 and 1923 he servedin -- - Washington DC as general counsel of the War Finance Corp -and returned to Wash-' ingtorr ttr 1932-to-orgarrize-smd-' ‘ - serve as as general counsel for the Reconstruction Finance Corp G A Mare veteran HE RESIGNED that post be- for Utah banks counsel cause of ill health after three months and returned to Salt Lake City to resume practice -with-the lirm-ef Chener i'lehr-E-- Okells-Use 15-ce --een-and-Mare-The-nerme-wes --' (subsequently changed to its present title ----Marr Wilkins 0 f Links at and Cannon Mr Mare also was counsel yi 1- 1 - —10Liker-EaltialteCitY)'ClearintvitOreStztLiale- — House Asstv and guided that ' ' - ' group during critical days of Brigham Young 'University bank closures and moratoriums officials have assured Salt ' ga1tLt tttla30k0141k ' ' e-Citit-thatthe-Parkt-de4 - A MEMBER of the American partment can operate Forest Dale ourse ar Bar Assn and the Utah State Golf Parks ComCmissionetr his Lye C Bar Mr- Marr was in ardent Romney said Friday ' golfer and a Member of the 1 Salt Lake Country Club He WE HAVE NO assurance also was a member of the Alta concerning such an operation Club and a former member of in following years" he -said the Salt Lake City Chamber of The golf course was pur- Commerce f chased in early 1959 by the Gibson Atherton Mare was Church of Jesus Christ of been Oct 4 1885' in Wash- Latter-day Saints as a site for ington DC to 1 a m a a H a proposed junior college said and May Atherton Man' He Mr Romney was educated at Miami Univer- ' - THE PROPERTY was sold i sity Oxford Ohio and at the under a contract for 2567680 University of Minnesota and a total of $542000 has been I H E MARRIED Grace Elliott paid the city according to Mr on June 28 1911 They were Romney' 'divorced in 1936 ' ' He resided at 1429 Laird Ave ee ' (1220 South) - 6 I p Sunivors include a son and two daughters Eliot Mare Wadside Calif Mrs Paul L 1 ' (Jean) Pease ' Pacific Pali- Spring and graduation time sades atilt and Mrs George should be a time of rejoicing E (Marguerite) Morgan Gran- but a high school diploma is ite City IlL Also surviving are no license for an all night six grandchildren and a Ms- party ter Mrs William IL (Anna) ' THIS LS THE consensus of Finckel Washington DC In accordance w I t h Mr school officials in Salt Lake mare th s wishes ere will be no and Davis counties as they ' service and no memorial warned against excesses in the I' - wake of graduation cere- Death G A 1 SL:Ati C-A Marr I Lake attorney counsel of tho Bankers Assn died Friday at 1 Lake hospital long illness He --IiIILIVIABE ire 196 as counsel tog group end ation which beg He began his Salt Lake City Interrupted it o 1922 and 1923 Washington D counsel of the Corp -and rettu Ington1r-1932-ti serve as general Reconstruction I HE BESIGNE cause of ill heti months and ret Lake City to rc ----with-the-firm-0 ---sen-emd--Marez 1 subsequently cl present title -Land Cannon 4 Mr Mart also -1—--letiherSaltiako House Assn an group during el bank closures an during the 1930s A MEMBER ol Bar Assn- and t Bar Mr Marr i golfer and a in Salt - Lake Cout also was a meml Club and a font

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