Eastern States Mission

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3

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Scope and Contents

1: Row One: Delbert G. Taylor, J. W. Bailey, George W. Ashton, President George W. McCune, Frank Weiler, George Cannon Young, and Philip W. Bott.
Row Two: Harold Allen, Glen Sumsion, John S. McCune, Franklin D. Richards, Elbern Dickson, Emil W. Whitesides, Stanley McAllister.
Row Three: R. Stanley Rhees, LeRoy G. Webster, John K. Edmunds, Rulon Van Wagoner, Grant McFarlane, Frank E. Hoff, and Andrew M. Souter.
2: Boston Conference - Eastern States Mission - Spring 1923. Carol DeMonte Peterson, Pearl Williams, Ed J. Ellison, Rose Dalton, Elder Nielson, Joseph C. Nelson, L. Wilkins Fuller, Martha Stuart, Robert Newman, Margaret Peirpont, E.G. Berntson, and J. Lawrence Garrett.
3: Jessina Albred.
4: William A. Anderson, 1921.
5: J.M. Bailey of North Ogden, Utah.
6: William J. Brooklin?
7: Harold W. Brown of Provo, Utah.
8: Cowan Eleaury?
9: Parker P. Carver of Preston, Idaho.
10: Ruby Cross (Poulter) of Ogden, Utah.
11: Mary and Jim Cooper of New Bedford visited us in our trailer - Pacific Beach, April 1965.
12: Ada Dalton of Willard, Utah.
13: Rose Dalton of Roy, Utah.
14: [Portrait of an unidentified woman, possibly Rose Dalton?]
15: 1921. Golda Dansie with the beautiful complexion, smile, clothes, and sheer cleanliness. Belonged to our exclusive little missionary club, after marrying Lynn Hogan. Moved to California. Lynn's a bishop in L.A. She owns a music store.
16: Miss Golda Dansie, 1400 South 1000 East, Salt Lake City, Utah.
17: Ray J. Dawson of Layton, Utah.
18: Elbern Dickson, October 25, 1921.
19: Elbern Dickson and John M. Bailey.
20: Hallie and Joe
21: Joseph Einzinger of Montpelier, Idaho. One of the happiest and most friendly to everyone.
22: Paul, age 13.
23: Robert Einzinger, age 17.
24: Joe and daughter Mary.
25: Elder Elbert H. Eldredge of Woodscross, Utah.
26: John K. Edmunds.
27: Elder Orville L. Eliason of Logan, Utah.
28: Elder Edward J. Ellison of Layton, Utah.
29: [Unidentified women and children.]
30: Elder J. Lawrence Garrett of Nephi, Utah.
31: Quakers. Charles and Alice Gardener. 464 Arnold Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts.
32: Francis A. Gealta of Ogden, Utah.
33: Fremond Giles of Plain City, Utah.
34: Mabel Holmgren of Bear River City, Utah.
35: [Wedding portrait of] Gladys Rimmer and Thomas Houghton of Fairhaven, Massachusetts.
36: Bert Hills - 80 Daboll Street, Providence, Rhode Island. Our Landlady's son.
37: Norma Cummings, my second companion. Her mother told her she would have beautiful hair if she brushed it 100 times every night. This she did faithfully every night, no matter how tired she was!
38: Miss Nora James of Paradise, Utah.
39: McArthur, Sirrine Cummings and Van Wagoner.
40: Mabel Johnson of Providence, Rhode Island. Saint and organist.
41: Elder Heber B. Jex of Salt Lake City, Utah.
42: Gordon Jenkins, 17 year old Elder.
43: Arnold Kohler of Union, Oregon.
44: Emma Lindsey - New York, December 25, 1920.
45: Miss Emma E. Lindsey of Salt Lake City, Utah.
46: J. Willard Marriott of Ogden, Utah, 1921.
47: Allen D. Marler of Rexburg, Idaho.
48: Rowland Miller, Zora Crockett and Alvah C. Doney.
49: Rowland Miller of Provo, Utah.
50: Elder Virgil Monson of Shelley, Idaho.
51: Miss Nora R. Mortensen of Huntsville, Utah.
52: Walter Monson and daughter Mary Walene, June 1920.
53: Joseph A. Nelson of Provo, Utah.
54: Elder Robert W. Newman of Ogden, Utah.
55: Miss Cleo Nichols Smith of Pocatello, Idaho.
56: Elder Harold F. Noall of Salt Lake City, Utah.
57: Elizabeth Oosterhuis (Born July 19, 1877, Died November 13, 1970)
58: Elder Paul H. Otterson of Lehi, Utah.
59: Miss Goldie Owen of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
60: John A. Price of Ogden, Utah. A gracious District President who got out of bed during the night and gave it to Pearl and Rose in Portland?, Maine. His landlady gave him another one though.
61: D. Ross Pugmire of St. Charles, Idaho. Photograph taken in Brooklyn, New York on December 25, 1921.
62: Dale Pingree of Ogden, Utah. Photograph by Ingram Studio, Springfield, Massachusetts.
63: Carrol Del Mont Petersen of Hyrum, Utah.
64: Miss Julia Paxman of Nephi, Utah.
65: Arta Matthews and Margaret Pierpont.
66: Elder L.B. Robinson of Salt Lake City, Utah.
67: Miss Mamie Roland of Salt Lake City, Utah.
68: Percy E. Randall of North Ogden, Utah.
69: Lenore Richards and Rose Dalton on their roof in Boston. Lenore is now a physician.
70: Elder R. Stanley Rhees of Ogden, Utah.
71: Elder Franklin D. Richards of Salt Lake City, Utah.
72: Eleanor and Harold Rimmer of Fair Haven, Massachusetts.
73: Lydia Houghton and William Barber.
74: September 3, 1921, New Bedford , Massachusetts.
Row One: Stella Cooper, Lydia (the bride), two relatives, groom Bill Barber, and Lillian Roberts.
Row Two: Bill's brother Tom Houghton, and Gladys Rimmer Houghton.
75: Ethel Schimmel. Her adopted mother wanted to give her to me.
76: Ethel Schimmel, 1922.
77: Frank Wardell of Cowley, Wyoming.
78: Elder William F. Weiler of Salt Lake City, Utah.
79: Lena Whalley of Pawtuckett, Rhode Island (my convert).
80: Emil Whitesides of Layton, Utah.
81: Elder Cyril M. Whittle of Preston, Idaho.
82: Miss Sarah J. Whittaker and her father.
83: Afton S. Williams of Brigham City, Utah.
84: Pearl Williams Toland.
85: Pearl Williams of Axson, Georgia, a perfect companion.
86: Bruce Wilson of Providence, Rhode Island. "Captain Jinks."
87: Virginia Wirthlin of Salt Lake City, Utah.
88: Rose [Dalton] on the Whitehouse grounds, Washington D.C.
89: To Sister Arta Matthews. From George C. Young, 1921.
90: [Panorama of an unidentified Eastern United States City.]
91: Elder Ruel H. Seeley of Mt. Pleasant, Utah.
92: Rhees D. Stephens of Ogden, Utah.
93: John W. Stonely of Providence, Rhode Island (later Rochester, New York).
94: Harvey Stringham.
95: Heber C. Smith [and unidentified woman].
96: Delbert G. Taylor of Rigby and Rexburg, Idaho.
97: Elder Therin Thurgood of Syracuse, Utah.
98: A. Conrad Toland of Afton, Wyoming.
99: Mr. and Mrs. A. Conrad Toland of Afton, Wyoming.

Dates

1906-1971

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