26 Jun 1880 – 12 Jul 1970
Grandson of Philip Cardon and Martha Marie Tourn
Son of Thomas Barthelemy Cardon and Lucy Smith
Mr. T. B. Cardon, accompanied his son Ariel, to Salt Lake this week and returned home yesterday. Ariel Cardon is bound for the missionary field in the Southern States.
-Published in The Journal (Logan, UT), Saturday, June 19, 1897, Page 8.
PROVO NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel F. Cardon have arrived from Logan, with the intention of residing here; Mr. Cardon will be with the Grand Central mining company.
LOGAN LOCALS
Ariel F. Cardon, who for the past year has acted as editor of the Logan Republican, leaves here for Provo, where he has accepted a position outside of newspaper work and where he will locate permanently.
-Published in the Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT), Monday, March 27, 1911, Page 3.
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ARIEL F. CARDON OPERA-
TED ON FOR APPENDICITIS
Word comes from Provo that Mr. Ariel F. Cardon, former editor of this paper, was operated upon for appendicitis at a Provo hospital on Saturday evening last at 5 oclock. The operation was successful, but somewhat more serious that at first anticipated. Sunday brought forth a fairly good day, and as his mother Mrs. Lucy S. Cardon had received no word to the contrary at the time of going to press last evening, he apparently spent a good day yesterday. Mrs. Cardon leaves for Provo this morning. The Republican hopes for his successful and early recovery.
-Published in The Logan Republican (Logan, UT), Tuesday, April 25, 1911, Page 1.
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WOW!
While most of the American people and a good many of the inhabitants of foreign countries are sounding the praises of President Woodrow Wilson, the anvil chorus of the Smoot and company goes merrily on, to the amusement and perhaps the disgust of the many. The other night the Senator took his son-in-law, Ariel Cardon, to Mt. Pleasant with him and after Pa got through Ariel took a whack at things. This is what he said according to the newspaper reports of the affair:
“Ariel F. Cardon, son-in-law of Reed Smoot, also addressed the meeting. He said that President Wilson was a great success as a college professor, but a miserable failure as a president. Joseph Seely presided at the meeting.”
That’s going some isn’t it? At that rate Cardon will have the Almighty relegated to the rear inside of ten years and will be running the universe himself. “A miserable failure” Ye Gods! What terms of disapproval would the redoubtable Ariel use if he happened to turn against Pa Smoot and started in to discuss the Senator’s record?
-Published in The Journal (Logan, UT), Thursday, October 29, 1914, Page 1.
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Ariel Frederick Cardon is the son of Lucy Smith and Thomas Barthelemy Cardon. He was born on 26 Jun 1880 in Logan, Cache, Utah.
He married Chloe Smoot August 24, 1910, in Provo, Utah. They have three children, Reed S., John A. and Robert L.
He was educated at the Utah State Agriculture College and the University of Chicago. He was a Reviewing Appraiser for the Federal Farm Loan Bureau and was the Chief of the Appraisal Division since 1926. He belonged to the National Press Club of Washington D.C.
He died on 12 Jul 1970 in Los Altos, Santa Clara, California at age 90, and was buried on 15 Jul 1970 in the Logan City Cemetery, Logan, Cache, Utah.
D E A TH S
CARDON – In Mountain View Calif., Sunday, July 12, 1970, Ariel Frederick Cardon, beloved husband of Chloe S. Cardon of Mountain View; father of Reed S. Cardon of Honolulu, Hawaii, John A. Cardon of Washington D. C. and Robert L. Cardon of Annadale Va.; brother of Mrs. Claire Sullivan of Los Angeles; grandfather of four; a native of Utah aged 90 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, July 14, 1970, commencing at 12 noon at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Los Altos Ward, Jordan Ave., Los Altos. Interment, Logan City Cemetery, Logan, Utah. Visitation this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at Colonial Mortuary, 96 El Camino Real West, Mountain View.
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Ariel F. Cardon
Ariel Frederic Cardon, a retired government employe, died Sunday at a Mountain View convalescent hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 90.
Cardon, who at one time lived at 1008 Paramount Way, Los Altos, had been with the War Assets Administration in Washington, D.C. He had lived in Los Altos for 20 years.
His wife, Chloe, is a resident of the Hillhaven Convalescent Hospital in Mountain View.
Cardon is also survived by three sons, John A. Cardon of Washington, D.C.; Robert Cardon of Annandale, Va., and Reed Cardon of Honolulu, Hawaii; and a sister, Mrs. Claire Sullivan of Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held at not Tuesday in the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints, Jordan Avenue in Los Altos, Under the direction of Colonial Mortuary, 96 El Camino Real, Mountain View. Interment will be in the Logan City Cemetery, Logan City, Utah.
-Published in The Peninsula Times Tribune (Palo Alto, CA), Monday, July 13, 1970, Page 14.
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Ariel F. Cardon
Interment of Ariel F. Cardon, former Cache resident will be made Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Logan City Cemetery.
For a number of years Mr. Cardon was in government services in Washington. After his retirement he had resided in California.
He was a son of Thomas B. and Lucy Smith Cardon. His wife was Chloe S. Cardon. The last survivor of this family is his sister Mrs. Clair C. Sullivan of Los Angeles, Calif.
-Published in The Herald-Journal (Logan, UT), Tuesday, July 14, 1970, Page 2.
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