MORMON PIONEERS - ACT OF COURAGE

Isabelle Wilcox Ivie _ from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

Name: CANDACE ISABELLE WILCOX IVIE

Birth: 1/1/1871 MT. PLEASANT, UT

Death: 12/14/1947 BNTFL, UT

Relations

Father: Joseph Wilcox Mother: Candace Blanchard Rowe

Burial Information

Burial: 12/17/1947 Bountiful City Cemetery, Bountiful, Davis, Utah, United States

Grave Location: B-E-48-6

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information taken from below:

http://www.namesinstone.com/ViewMap.aspx?deceasedId=372835

Details For Marriage ID#246502
Groom Last Name:	IVIE
Groom First Name:	Justin T.
Groom Residence:	Mt. Pleasant
Bride Last Name:	WILCOX
Bride First Name:	Belle C.
Bride Residence:	Mt. Pleasant
Place:	Manti
Date:	17 Apr 1895
County of Record:	Sanpete
State:	Utah
Volume:	3
Page:

The above information can be found:  http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/westernStates/westernStatesRecordDetail.cfm?recordID=246502

Some of Dr. Karl Maeser's Sentence Sermons ~ from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

Photo above and more info on Karl G. Maeser: http://www.karlmaeser.net/maeser.html

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September 2013 Conference

Place: Lightning Forge (4757 Plum Street. Murray, UT 84123 )
Dates: 13th, 14th and 15th of September
Time: Registration will start at 8:00 am on the 13th

 http://www.bfcsmiths.com/conference.html

Adolph Merz Story by Gordon B. Hinckley ~ Shared by R.L. Taylor

Our good friend R. L. Taylor has purchased the Emil Rutishauser home here in Mt. Pleasant. He shared this news piece with us by Gordon B. Hinckley

4th Annual Convention of the National Livestock Association ~ from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

Hafen Histograpy ~ from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

Early Mt. Pleasant Schools, Ice Skating, and Z.C.M.I. ~ as Remembered by Arla Stansfield

William Fletcher Reynolds Wives

In August of 2009 we shared with you the history of William Fletcher Reynolds written by his daughter Ellis Reynolds Shipp.  http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=823365018368490611#editor/target=post;postID=1116391075980015813

Joann Truscott Peterson has now furnished the following histories of two of his wives.

Anna Hawley Reynolds was his first wife and was also the mother of Ellis Reynolds Shipp.



since this posting, Joanne Peterson has found additional information on Clara Reynolds who is standing in the above picture on the back row.

George Christensen and wife, Dorthea Marie Mogensen Home ~ compiled by Tudy Barentsen Standlee

George Christensen was a mayor of Mt. Pleasant

See link below:

http://mtpleasantmayor.blogspot.com/2010/10/mayor-of-month-october-2010-george.html

Mt. Pleasant Relief Society held December 14, 1877

Meeting held December 14, 1877.

Opened with singing: "Our Father, Thou That Dwellest.

Prayer by Sister Bramstead

Sister Morrison addressed the Sisters and said this was a business meeting  and we would attend to that first.  The minutes from the former meeting were read and accepted, then the donations for the poor, the disbursements of donations for the Temple and donations for the wheat.

Then Sister Morrison instructed the sisters to bear Testimony and speak their feelings. 

Sister Scovil bore a faithful testimony of the Latter Day work and felt greatly blessed to have a standing in the Church of Jesus Christ.

Oleah Ann Carlson Mower ~ Sweet Friend to Everyone

Oleah Ann Carlson Mower

9/10/1945 ~ 8/27/1913

Oleah Ann Carlson Mower passed away peacefully on August 27th, 2013 surrounded by her family. She was born on September 10, 1945 in Mt Pleasant, Utah to LaRae C Dyches. She married John Larry Mower on August 25, 1962. She was employed and retired from the Utah State Drivers License Division from May 1979 to December 2005. She enjoyed quilting, gardening, camping, and riding the trails. She always enjoyed having the family together, looking for deer, and chasing fire trucks. Mom was always very giving, big hearted, and charitable. She was preceded in death by her husband John Larry Mower; her parents Dean and LaRae Dyches; sister, RaNae Dyches (Seeley); and brother, Vernon (Derm) Dyches. Oleah is survived by her brother Danny Dyches, her children Christine (Chris) Johnson, Brad (Peggy) Mower, Sadie Stone, Ryan (Karen) Mower, 8 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. Our special thanks to Mom’s best friend Keith Orton. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday September 4, 2013 at 11am at the Mt Pleasant North Stake Center located at 461 N. 300 W. Mt Pleasant, Utah. Viewings will be held Tuesday evening from 6 to 8pm at Rasmussen Mortuary at 96 N. 100 W. in Mt Pleasant and Wednesday from 9:30 to 10:30am at the North Stake Center. Interment at Moroni City Cemetery. The family is grateful to Salt Lake Regional ICU nurses and doctors for their compassionate care. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com

Mt. Pleasant Relief Society November 14, 1877

Meeting held November 14, 1877
Opened with singing: "Come All The Saints Who Dwell on Earth
Prayer by Sister Madsen.

Sister Morrison addressed the Sisters.  Felt glad to meet again after  ...meetings. Said raison (sp) why and  testified  that her mind and thoughts were with the sisters all the time when they meet and have the same interest in the Society as she always had.  She wished for the Sisters to be faithful and prayerful in everything they undertake; wished that they should not encourage the spirit of belittling and evil speaking of another.  Said that if there was evil in such fault finding in our society, we have all try to do the best we know hos. She begged the sisters in the Visiting Society to encourage the sisters to come to Meeting to see and hear what was going on.  She also spoke a good deal about our Young Ladies Soc.
Said that they will be organized the fourth time  and hoped for it....... a day was appointed for a quilting bee for the temple and arrangement be made for the poor.  More teachers were appointed to assist for the winter season and their first business would be to sell for wheat to be .....to the pail.

The question was asked if the wheat in the office should be locked up for itself, but every lady seemed to be satisfied to the way it was.  Sister Madsen translated to the sisters in her language.   Sister Peel  felt well to be together with the Sisters and her interest was like all the time for the prospering of the Society and wished for the Sisters to take full interest in the Society and not only give but come to Meeting  to be sure to be benefited by.

Sister Simpson felt well to be with the Sisters and her interest said it was the general expression, but a true one was interested in everything which was said, and felt greatly benefited to come to Meeting.

Closed with singing and Prayer

MFM Morrison, Pres.
Louise Hasler, Sec