Tribute at Rites For Mrs. Kelly
Many friends and relatives of Mrs. Nancy Kelly, wife of William Kelly, who died Saturday, gathered at the Twin Falls mortuary chapel yesterday afternoon to pay tribute at funeral rites.
It was an L.D.S. church service with Bishop N. W. Arrington officiating.
Speakers Included Bishop Arrington, ___ Wells and President J. E. Allred.
L. G. Kirkman offered opening prayer and R. C. May of Rupert gave the closing prayer. John Hunsaker of Burley dedicated the grave.
Mrs. ____ Kirkman, who directed music at the service, sang "Face to Face" as a solo. "Old Rugged Cross", "Sometime We'll Understand" and "I Need Thee Every Hour" were quartet numbers.
Members of the quartet were Mrs. Kirkman, Mrs. Diana Anderson, John R. Sesion and Carl Oatler. Mrs. Ione Lucker was accompanist.
Pall Bearers were Artel Kelly, and Alvin Kelly, sons; George Kelly and Edward Kelly, brothers-in-law, and Bob Allen and Ira Allen, brothers of Mrs. Kelly.
Interment was in Twin Falls cemetery under the direction of Twin Falls mortuary.
"Tribute at Rites for Mrs. Kelly," Twin Falls Times, March 22 1939, p. 2, col. 3

Nancy Kelly
TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Services for Mrs. Nancy Kelly, 70, was conducted Tuesday at the Twin Falls Mortuary chapel. Interment was in the Twin Falls Cemetery.
Mrs. Kelly, wife of William Kelly of Twin Falls, died at 4 p.m., Saturday at the family home, 561 Third Avenue East.
She was born July 25, 1868, at Call's Fort, Utah. The Kellys came to Twin Falls 19 years ago, and are members of the Church.
Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons George Kelly of Polson, Mont.: Elvin Kelly of Pocatello and Artell Kelly of Twin Falls, and three daughters, Mrs. Emma Priest of Burley, Mrs. Vera Murie of Cedar City, Utah, and Mrs. Ida Swanson of Filer.
Also surviving are two brothers, Robert Allen of Tremonton, Utah, and Ira Allen of Salt Lake City, and two sisters, Mrs. Rose Hunsaker of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Matilda Hunsaker of Honeyville.
"Nancy Allen Obituary," (Salt Lake City) Deseret News, March 22, 1939, p. 18.