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Show Pair Celebrate Golden Wedding A family gathering and open nous? marked the Golden Wedding Wed-ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hansen at their home Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, lifelong life-long residents of this city, members mem-bers of early pioneer families, have been active church mem-bo: mem-bo: s in the North ward. Mr. Hansen is a member of the Seventies quorum and has served as Sunday School teacher, home missionary, secretary in the Y. M. M. I. A., ward teacher, choir member, and also served two years as a missionary in the Southern States. She was born in Mt. Pleasant. August 6, 1S74. a daughter of Jacob and Catherine Naf Haf-en, Haf-en, of Swiss parentage and great musical ability. She was married mar-ried to John Henry. Hansen in the Manti L. D. S. temple, Oct. 25, 1898 and they have lived their entire life in this city, Mr. Hansen, a retired farmer, was born March 15, 1SG5 in Mt. Pleasant, a son of Bent and Helena Hel-ena Olsen Hansen. They have five sons and a daughter, Athen J. Hansen, Haf-en Haf-en Hansen, Harold I. Hansen and Willis Hansen of Salt Lake, Mrs. Jessie R. Thomas of Melba, Idaho, and Theo G. Hansen of Mt. Pleasant. They also have fifteen grandchildren and two qreat grandchildren. - ; i ' s & ( "l 3 ; - : - i i : ' : .1 f. . - f . 5 f..-'--v " " ;:- ' 'MR. and MRS. JOHN HANSEN |
