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Show KisasSe THE PAGE TWO. IIERALD-JOURNA- t ii U n LOGAN, UTAH. L, 1 , A U E A1 V Boston Transcript Genealogical and Temple News H Edited By President; W. M. 1J o 4. b.h ii Index Below we give in alphabetic order the names found In recent issues of the genealogical section of the Boston Transcript. Those who are interested should consult the Transcript in our public library. Everton THE WEEK AT Six Excursions from sessions. Smithflrld and North Logan, Ninth (.ltd Tenth wards Cache stake. K Friday, November Endowments for the living and dead. Six sessions. Excursions from Bear River stake and Cache stake temple committees. t LOGAN TEMPLE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS SAF Monday, November 5 service for .11 stakes Baptismal sent to President W. M. Everton, Logan, Utah, not later than Thursday evening of each' week. We solicit you contrt Contributions to this department ahou'.d and wards. CORBEEL, Ont (Cl?) The e buttons to make this department one of outstanding interest and value. Tuesday, November 6 now nave a norEndowments for living and dead quintuplets Boston Transcript index, Mon- Two sessions. mal life expectancy. Dr. R. A. day, October 15, 1934: has anDafoe, their physician, Wednesday, November 7 Barron. Ball, Blanchard, Boyd, for living and nounced. Dr. Dafoe stated that he Endowments (Editorial) Cary. Canby, Church, Churchman, dead. Six sessions. Regular month- believes the famous sisters have It would seem that the old notion that genealogy is a Crossman, Edes, Fay. Floyd, Fish. ly excursion from Cache stake. passed the stage of uncertainty" and are well on their way to enHarrington, Jones, Kel Thursday, November 8 A visit Halstead, study for old people only, is rapidly disappearing. !', King, Lewis, Metcalf, Mousal, Endowments for living and dead. joy a normal life. to the public library here usually reveals one or more young Fatton, Iepper, Potter, Priest, Rogers, Smith, Swan, Taymen or young women busy searching for their genealogy. Reed, lor Van Renssager, Warren, In the genealogical library in Sait Lake we find the same bite, Whitman, Wilcox, Wilthing. The study of genealogy is ' not for the old any more liams, Young. October LXV. YELLOW HORSE 17, 1934: Wednesday, or the study of medicine is for Arnold, In our last installment we told than the study of history Batch, Bartlett, Bennett, of Magnus Holm's Bull, Carnees, Clark, Curtiss, reminiscences the old. BY LAURA EVERTON By WENDELL RICH Doloff, Dukes, Davenport, If a man waits until he is 60 before he starts to study concerning the old yellow horse, Kvarts, Fort, Garvey, Gibbs, GilJ.m, which performed such faith- medicine the chances are he will never be a Where is the genealogist who doctor. good of man, ful the service Herriford, Howell, Ilsley, In during building has not at some time fervently to start the sbee, Irish, Kipp, Kilbourne, the Logan temple. Mr. Holm, at Likewise if a man waits until after middle-lif- e LESSON IV wished that he might own some 71 It still an active man and lives Macom Lane, Leonard VISITING RELATIVES AND invaluable old manuscript or recstudy of another language he will mo.5t probably never speak her, Maloon, at 279 South 2nd East Mayfield, Phinney, ord. Many a worker has a colthe Kandal Powell, There were large piles of stone, language fluently. Reynolds, Richards, When, with the information you lection of typewritten copies of The really competent genealogists both now and in the P.icard, Ramsdell, Rosted, Ruggles, these old records of his forefat- have at hand, you have come to 8 and 10 feet high all over the By comof in Smith, lot most Snow, at end this the of Silverhorn, to be Strong, time, would temple your rope" her. How fine it future are the ones who start the study of this interesting Thrasher, Wells. have the same records Just as piling your pedigree and family the hauling being done In the and between these science early in life. Hundreds of young people in Cache Thursday, October 18, 1934 they were written and bearing the gioup sheets, your next source winterof time, stone were passages bareAdams, Angell, Bacon, Barker, who piles the study of genealogy a very fascinating Bower, are signature and handwriting exact-.l- of information is relatives Valley finding wide of the for wheels ly know of the Bradbury, Brewster, Clay somewhat enough as they appeared in the old family would the cause old Hundreds of Jbe doing people Old pastime. ten, to needed Jim cart the Clementson, or old Cobb, Eaton, and pass Sometimes the original history enigma). no rein to keep him from bump- of genealogy a great favor if they would encourage their Fuller, Gill, Hall, Hawes, Heward, record or parchment is in the family friends are very ing into the rocks on either side, Marshall, Mott, Tact and patience King, iuisds of some historical society to take up the study of genealogy rather than Jordan, hi invariably chose to keep to young people Oliver, Paine, Rankins, Simmons, or library. Again it may be that necessary If you would gain aid of the on without to the young. exact center the of the Above Smith, want all Singleton, carry Taylor, Thresher, passages try the one copy is in the family but you Turner. is desired by a number of people else, do not make the person you no matter how many corners he ? ' 1 October 19, 1934: both in the family and otherwise. visit feel that you are prying into bad to turn. He knew just ho 3 Friday, A Allen, Berry, Bird, Bixby, In all of these cases the question something which is not your bust to back up to the hoist to deliver efa of ' minimum V r yk has been to secure one or a num- ness. I have found this to be a his load with . Brainard, Brooks, Bradley, (Editorial) from his ber of exact duplicates of the de- good plan: I go to visit a relative fort and of attention Burnham, Bushneli, Carpenter, Coin findof some obtained our The results genealogists master by I to some want with young sired record. story lter, Crandall, Deuel, Deuill, Drake, ready The old horse was cranky wih on, and after I get There is a method ing their records in the genealogical section of the Cache F.stes, Evans, Forest, DeForest, available, bu set straight common a characteristic can to then I the relative visitors, talking wish seldom an to warn our Ficnch, Gaskill, Gibbs, Gilbert, We used, in which though and would allow county library are very gratifying. Hanks, Harvey, HopHarwood, concerning ot old parchment, for example, may ask other questions be not no to if touch his head to and cates disappointed of birth, death, etc., readers, however, they fail to find kins, Holbrook, Hunt, Keniston, stranger get be copied accurately and exactly a Nevertheless was he a favorite I all have while it when Keys, Lewis, Loring, Massor, Marpleasant as it appears in the onglnul. Not they visit the library. any desired information emong the young people who adtin, Mason, Mallett, Messer, Merso and only this but enough copies are visit records so been is world have The many large one visit will serve only mired his sagacity at a safe dis cer, Miller, Mitchell, Mosher, Nash, mailable to satisfy all who are as Perhaps tunce. a all of One the information number we may Norris, Osgood, Potter, Sabin, a contact and other visits will made that no library contains Sunday This is possible by interested. the stable boy to take seek. To illustrate our the Utah Genealogical library Satchwell, Shead, Shatswell, Shots-vel- l, means of photography. In a photo- have to be made to obtain the girls teased point, he for ride them at a and are information If you length seeking. Shaw, Simmons, Smith, copy, graphic grandfathers or establish the right kind of a consented. They were surprised contains perhaps $150,000 worth of genealogical records, yet Know, Thayer, Thurston, Tupper, great grandfathers signature will you when he brought out his yellow it contains contact relatives with from a dozen, they your Webb, Walker, few, Weaver, so Whitman, parish perhaps registers as it very he signed appear just which hunt out family Bibles and charger and the dump-caIn this one country there Were Whitmarsh, Wilcox, Wilkins, Winmany years before. Exact copies will he used on work days to haul and Norfolk county England. slow, Williams. of wills, testaments, letters and old letters to help you. hundred stones. seven about the known who have every one of which kept recdrag building They parishes and documents from far cities outhad for handsomer a of over a thought as your records years as period valuable the the family unare ords which otherwise kept by foreign countries, just SEA ELEPHANT INJURED often a great help in establ- fit but in good sportsmanship they attainable, may be secured. Not are The cl.mbed on and the hills echoed few parishes that have had their records printed. of family facts history. ishing, of member but that only every back shouts their You to and will best is like find York of merry represented by printed registhey always county perhaps the family may have a copy for ST. LOUIS (I P) Zoo attendants talk about old times" and you laughter as the strange equippage ters in the Utah his or her own. library and still they have registers from are worried over the condition of went down the information bumping by may dugway gain cleverly Often these old heirlooms, so We in Yorkshire. sea elephant. total one 3, of the Jonah, tenth rnd up the canyon road to the less than parishes dear to the heart of the genealo- guiding the conversation The animal, valued at $7,500, ap. must guar I mouth of the canyon and back One thing in we have the here the for be you thankful bohs so faded library are may fast becoming gist, arentl.v suffered internal injuries The young teamster was transNever make yourself a and worn as to soon threaten to against. and for the other books that are available but we must re- when sliding in or out of the sea The Lore. Keep your conversation so ferred after about a year to the be totally unrecognizable. Into it regular teamster service which member that the world is just beginning to publish the serpents' pool. genealogist finds that his treas- interesting, by Injecting and interesting consisted in the main of hauling ures are becoming no more than family history genealogical records of the various nations. The greater No successful business organization would remove be in the canyon. There were supunreadable scraps of paper. To stories, that you will always the discussion. to to haul a sawmill part of our information must still be sought in the original inThis the second from make welcome when plies you so efficient and conscientious a worker as Car V. Mohr is sponsored the one who desires to preserve which class, Logan, hay and grain to haul to records which have not been published. these records for the future in v.sit. As long as one never makes ty the Cache stake genealogical merely because he has been employed a few years. a bore to the giver of in- the mill from Bear Lake, and tneir original form, photography himself committee, meets each Saturday lumber to haul from the mill to 7 offers an idea solution. Modern formation he Is more likely to get the p m. The first part night at makes the cooperation of that Individual muchtemple. Heolddoes not remember methods of photography of each meeting is devoted to the Nothing is a greater guarantee of efficiency and and thus secure the best results. about Jim after this consideration of a lesson on some possible an exact copy of handAfter recording the information until he saw him for the last time, economy than experience. It costs more than money to of which writing and line drawings as well after phase genealogy, to relatives and but we have it on authority that as of pictures. Such media as gained by visits train new officials. ell formalities are laid aside and saw service on the Process Film makes the copy cld friends of the family, you are the old horse Doctrine and Covenants The advanced class In genealogy the members compare notes and an ancient contraption 124 even more readable than the old ready to take the next step. PerSection rooms attempt tc help each other m which meets in the waa used to bale donation Business organizations are successful because they the print haps Uncle Tom who lives in an that before that in tonight will consider library original. By having 36. For it is ordained some valu- practical research. state can help you. hay hauling to the canyon in able made on Line Solar Bromide or adjoining and in A cordial invitation is extended her stakes, and Zion, are books and perpetuate in their employ honest and that recognize Horse was You genealogical to used him. write Next to camps. must power Document a beautiful which I m the library and how to use to members from all stakes to paper, we shall discuss some of hoist the weight which when it Jerusalem, those places efficient workers. shall ropy which may be rolled or week for these classes. have refuge, attend lead will Mr. appointed Drinkwater letter-writithem. reached of the top of the machine folded without fear pf cracking tne general principles for your baptisms and give a sample of a automatically tripled a trigger be the places W surface , smulakw, nay fc ksd. letter which let for it drop onto the bay for your dead. written genasking field the - genI his ehosenneeds 37. And again, verily I say unto compressing it into large bales of find recourse ealogical information. ealogist must about 500 pounds each. you, how shall your washings be to many trades and methods to In 1882 Magnus Holm left Lo- acceptable unto me, except ye carry his work to the fullest MORE FAMILIES gan and went out on railroad perform them in a house which possible success. Among these he construction. The experience he you have built to my name? will find photography a ready and had had on the temple grounds .In 38. For, for this cause I comhelpful ally. If he desires to have moving large stones stood him in manded Moses that he should CHECK records in their original form it in his on work the build a tabernacle, good stead that they Is invaluable. If he wishes to see railroad. He did not come back should bear it with them in the tothe ancient handwriting to Logan until 1886 and it was to build a house and Because people move from place gether with all its seals and sigafter this that he wilderness, in the land of promise that those natures it is indespensable. And to place so that the son lives and some time saw old Jim. The faithful ordinances Innovations be revealed last but not least if his valuable dies far from the birthplace of his again might Attractive old critter had been transferred to Service old records are becoming faded parents, which had been hid from before who the the genealogist Salt at Lake Cheerful yard City the world was. end worn it is the ideal medium would seek their record Comfort must and tithing was used on the scavenfor their preservation. Roome 39. Therefore, verily I say unto either bo a traveler or a letter-write- ger cart being in the yards which were (Paid Political Advertisement) yru, that your anointings, and (Mr. Rich, the author of the The . vast majority of of some considerable size at that and bapyour washings, above, is one of the proprietors genealogist are letter writers. The Although he did not ven- your and your solthe dead, or the Nu Art Studio of Logan. better they are the more they time. for tisms ture to stroke the old beast on memoThis firm specializes in photo- write. If you would find the rec- the nosa in affectionate reunion emn assemblies, and your THE MOST graphic work for the genealogist) ord of your fathers you must Mr. Holm could have sworn at rials for your sacrifices by the RUNNING ICE WATER either travel or write. If you find the time that there was a mutual sons of Levi and for your oracles convenient ROOMS IN ALL wherein most hi the following list the names holy places and that old id your the THE recognition BEST Th and receive conversations, of some of your ancestors why horse was glad to see him again you FAMOUSLY SOFT BEDS accommodations not write to the genealogists who judgments, foe It had been five or six ycur statues and although from $2.00 With Bath are compiling their genealogy. He years since THE FINEST had last met He the beginning of the revelations Zion, and for Without Bath from $1.50 can probably help you in your estimated atthey meals time that old and foundation ofand that endowment search for ancestors. Jim must be at least 35 years old. the glory, honor, k Corbet(t), Corbin, Corblt(t), Cor-bl- It is to be hoped that he re of all her municipals, are ordainn D-Corcoran, Cord, Cordell, CorJ ceived honorable release and left ed by the ordinance of my holy house, which my people are at oer, Cordera, Cordray, Cordryt these parts soon after that M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNEHARVEY Core, ways commanded to build, unto Corey, Corlell, Corkwell, Balt Lake City, Utah my holy name. Corley, Corlies, Corliss, Corman, NAMES 40. And verily I say unto you, ornelison, Cornelius, Cornell, CorBY C. V. HANSEN net. let this house be built unto my POWELL t O FARRELL - SAN FRANCISCO DuBulsson, Duckett, Duckworth, name, that I may reveal mine LISTED ordinances therein unto my peoBOOK Duddra, Dudley, Dud-rea- r, Mr. J. H. Waters The elders of the Church of Pudderar, - 7 Dudrow, Duel, Duff, Duf-f.elple. Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y President Saints, A book which has escaped the Duffy, Dugan, Dugale, Dughave traveled In many lands and gan, Dugger, DuGue, Du Hamel, of most of the genealoattention proclaimed the gospel to the peo- Duke, Dulanlel. Dulin, Dull, Du- gists who have visited the library ple in the nations of the earth. ll as, Dumble, Dumbleton. is called "Supplement to the Index Thousands upon thousands have Griswold, to Genealogies." This book lists Grisham, Grisard, been converted by listening to Grizzle, Groat, Groesbeck, Groff, about 5000 different family names their testimonies, and have come Grogan. . Groman, Gromarrin, and following each name it re' to the land where the latter-da- y Gros-cos- t, Grooms. Groome. Gromley, fers to the various books where Zion. Is to be bu'lt. The leading Grosh. Gross, Grossart. Gros-tno- one may find information about irfluence that has caused them Grosiarth, Grote, Ground, the genealogv of those bearing tc leave their native land has Grout, Grove. th name. When the information been the desire to come that they Kramer, Kramlich, Krankheydt, is given in a book the date of could more fully walk in the Kianzler, Kratz, Kratzer, Krause, publication of the book is given Offering Individual rooms at a price paths of the gospel, and par- Kreager, Krecker, Kreider, Kreid-le- r, and the number of When that Is exceedingly moderate. ' ticipate in the great and Kreitz, Kremer, Kress, Kress-le- r. the whole book is notpages. devoted to work, namely, the salvation Krlck, Krickbaum, this one family the pages in the ressly, o' the dead, and assist in building Kiiebel, Kris(e), Krock. book that are so devoted are listtemples, that they may enter Margan, Mariarte, Maring, Maritnerein and officiate for the on, Mans. Marius, Mark, Mark- ed. In order that the reader may fathers who have gone before, ham, Markillie, Maarkle, Markley, torm an idea of the value of that they may be judged accord- Marks. Markwlck, Marlatt, Mar-le- r, this book we give below two names selected from the ing to men in the flesh, live Marley, Marlin, Marlow, Mar-ico- sample 5000 in the book. E cording to God in the spirit," aM'rple, Marquand, Marquis, ADAMS: end have a part in the blessings taarr, Marret, Marring, Adams Family (1886) 31 pages; and privileges of the gospel of the Mars, Marsden, Marseilles, Marron, Marsh, of Redeemer. History Boothbay, Prout, Prouty, Prudden, Prude, Greens Maine Adams Family of Thus are the words of Malachi Pruden, Pruett, Pruitt, Pruyn, fulfilled, in the turning of the Pryor, Pucket, Puderbaugh, Pud-ne- Newberry, Mass. (1900), 564 pages; hearts of the children to the Puff, Puffer, Pugh, Pullen, Adams Family of Braintree (1901) fathers. The children are mani- Pulliam, Pullian, Pulsipher, Pum. 19 pages: Adams Family of Hartford (1903) 8 pages; Burlington festing their solicitude for the pelly, Pumphrey, Punchard. , salvation of the dead by their County, N, J, Democrat. March Rambo, 20 Raker, Ralls, Ralston, to July 8, 1903; Carters Hisworks, and they operate in full Ramer, Ramey, Ramsay, Ramsey, faith of on the part Kamsour, tory of Pembroke. N H. Ramsten, Ramstine, of the fathers for whom they are Ramsuer, Rand, Randal, Randall, Chappell Genealogy (1903 ) W. E. Sutton working. They have abundant Randle, Randol, Randolph, Raney, there are 2(1 other references to Chauneey W. West the Adams family. evidence that the turning of their Rankin, Rankins, Ranney. General Manager Assistant General Manager BARTON: hearts to the fathers is met with Smeth-urst, Smartt, Smead, Smedley, Smith-f.cld- , s responsive reciprocal echo from Baltimore Sun, October 8, 1905. Smier, Srait, Smith, the spirits of the departed, to Smithson, Smizer, Smock, Barton Genealogy (1898 ) 8 pages; 8. I M. v'hom the gospel is 148 (1900) Genealogy being Smoot, Smoyer, Smyre, Smyser, Barton VII- preached. Smyth, Snavely, Snead, Snedaker, pages: Essex Antlquarean It is a portion of the faith of Snedecker. Sneden, Snee, Sneider 75; Keilogs History of Barnstable, the Latter-da- y Stokes Genealogy Saints also that Snell, Snidow, Snively, Snoddy, Mass. 309-1'Kith the great work of redemption of Snodgrass, Snook, Snow, Snowden derate rater dead will be prosecuted the If your family name happens to be one of the 5000 listed in this ENJOYS RIVALS FOOD tnroughout the Millennial reign, Until, at the end of the thousand Fbank KLWishon What bcok here is surely some worthSTAMFORD, Conn. years of peace, Christ shall have U politics to a hungrySSan? Ed- while help in tracing your geneward A. Platt, Republican nominee alogy put all things under his feet, "Where for business or the great conqueror of "death, for sheriff, opposing the IncumWAR MEDALS EXHIBITED p e a s u r e winter or hell and the grave.-When the bent, Thomas F. Reilly, felt famPHILADELPHIA An ex-- l VJ) summer make these great work of redemption is com- ished after delivering a stirring ibition of several hundred war hotels your California pleted, be will p.esent the king- campaign address and sought out medals, from France, Belgium and (Paid Political Advertisement.) dom, Ja its perfection, to His a restaurant to appease hit hun- Germany has opened here under headquarters." MOTE l hotel Father, who shall tell His Only ger. Th nearest one belonged to theM auspices of the Emergency "OWOlNAU , d he enjoyed .1: UNKERSHlMgyg if of Pennsylvania in the Art Begotten to retain it and reign Reilly. JP T. axMOX ever. and ever uieaL Alliance. iiver it for M4LO SLID, CmM b History Of Record Copies GENEALOGY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Stepping Are Made By Stones In Logan Temple Is Retold Photography Genealogy V Da-no- n, Lam-bcrtin- e. Retain Efficiency and Economy VOTING For WARNING J, v' Bos-uort- h, cart-horse- s, j rt Carl V. Mohr FOR County Clerk L Class To Consider Temples Ordained Valuable Books By Revelation M ! hay-bale- r, - ng -- Ml i n I Mana. IMKW TO Lets forget politics and OVER NEW 350 operate our county offices on sound business principles r. t ' i I Hm- ' f I ' If t SATURDAY NEYVHOUSE EVENING GARAGE SERVICE AT y, THOUGHTS 5000 HOTEL VJVI ARE 133 IN d, i Deserving k mar-'clo- Its The Cache County Junior Democratic League us Popularity Invites You To Hear n, 487-9- y, 1; 342-6- Governor Henry H. Blood and Congressman Abe Murdock DEMOCRATIC RALLY MONDAY AT LOGAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL N CACHE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WILL lg ALSO BE PRESENT! " 1 ' 1 .a H |