Newsletter Vol. XLI No. 2 Summer Issue • September 2018

comes away with a grand experience that will last a lifetime. Look around you at the rising generation and assist them in participating in The President’s Pen next year’s pageant which will be held the end of March, 2019. Look for the applications in February on the website. I know your response will exceed expectations. It is our sincere desire to provide better service to you when you call into our offices. Daughters you can help us with this. Your calls and questions are important to us. When you call, as the message begins you can go immediately enter the extension number, such as Summer is waning and a touch of fall is in the air, a welcome 204 for membership. (The extensions are listed at the top left hand reprieve if only for a moment from the heat we have experienced corner of the back page of each issue of the Legacy as well as on our this year. website.) Membership by far gets the bulk of the messages. Sheryl Many wonderful accomplishments have occurred over the past few Nabrotzky, Membership Director, and those who work with her, do months. The major one that affects everyone started with the training an outstanding job of answering your questions as well as keeping the that came from our Leadership Seminar in June. “Daughters of membership databases current and up to date. There are a few things the Future” you have rolled our organization forward into the future that will assist membership as well as other departments when you –– you have received this major transition with open arms, open call: state your name clearly, leave membership number and phone minds and warm hearts and have risen to number with area code, state your question or issue briefly and the the occasion. THANK YOU, THANK best time to return your call. In addition, assist us in streamlining this YOU, THANK YOU for taking on this process by only calling one time on an issue or change. The person challenge. The President’s Packet (which that needs to address a specific issue or problem may have been in contains International/Company/Camp the day before you called and may not be in again for a week or so. information) will be a living document that Some of our people have 50-100 messages on their voice mail. It will be updated as needed. I need your takes precious time to retrieve these messages especially if 8 of the feedback and suggestions. As you work 50 or so messages are from the same person on the same issue. through it and if you see something that All of us have busy lives - most of us are multitasking continually. might improve the process as we go I want to reach out to you and receive your feedback about a possible forward, let me know. I want those who do future change from past procedure of having Leadership Seminar in not have a computer or computer access June and then having the International Convention in October each Cheryl R. Searle to know we have not forgotten you. A year. This will require a bylaw change. I want to present now so you request I made at the Leadership Seminar have time to think about it. When I brought it up to the board, they to your leaders was that they inform us of those who do not have were excited. I hope you will be, too. Would you consider having computers or computer access so that we may provide the necessary Seminar and International Convention the same day: Seminar in the material to you. The important part here is that we need to know who morning and International Convention in the afternoon all in one day? you are. This would be a cost-saving initiative. If you are coming to Interna- We had an outstanding Royalty Pageant for 2018. The lovely tional Convention I would love to hear your feedback. Those who are young women that were chosen: Queen Lauren Bell, First Attendant unable to come to convention, please call or email me with your Heidi Farley, Second Attendant Rachel Roy, and Annie Taylor Hyde comments or concerns ([email protected]). Recipient Sabrina Wheeler are all educated, talented, spiritual ISDUP International Convention is coming up on Saturday, individuals that represent our organization beautifully. My appreciation October 13. Some of you have already checked our website. Our goes to Constance Huntsman for producing an excellent pageant as guest speaker, Richard Hatch, descends from some wonderful pioneer well as the many individuals that assisted her. I am sad to say that many heritage. He will be telling us about some of those pioneers and magic of you did not take the opportunity to witness this wonderful event. in pioneer period and maybe a little about the Salt Lake Theatre. We Daughters — this is a clarion call — if we are “Keepers of the hope you will join us. (The information is on the back page of Legacy.) Past” and we have a desire to continue this long-standing tradition This organization has always been an organization of volunteer of the Royalty Pageant — we need your assistance and participation. service. It is because of your volunteerism and your willingness to serve We need your posterity — your daughters, your granddaughters, that allows us to be successful. young women that you are acquainted with in your neighborhoods to apply and participate in this event. Everyone who has participated Camp and Company News International News

WELCOME TO THE ISDUP BOARD CAMP AND COMPANY JUBILEES MARY MONROE SHUMWAY Uinta Wyoming Company DUP Historical Marker Mary Shumway was raised on a Tour, Wyoming farm and ranch in Scipio, in Davis Bountiful East Company “Generation Con- Millard County. She obtained a nection — A Link to the Past and a Bridge to the Future” bachelor’s degree and Master of Note: For the full stories and Jubilee ideas, go to Education degree from Utah State www.isdup.org/Education/Jubilees. University. Mary retired after 30 years of service as a teacher, education administrator and government rela- BEAR LAKE COMPANY tions specialist in Idaho, Washington, The docents of historic Chesterfield, Idaho sent out a special DC and Utah. She has been appointed invitation to local DUP members to come visit. The Bear to the ISDUP Board as the Efficiency Mary Shumway Lake Company in Idaho, traveled to Chesterfield for their Director and Membership Assistant. May 2018 lesson. Chesterfield was on the Oregon Trail estab- She has a rich pioneer heritage with ancestors settling in lished in 1881. When the railroad was finished several miles Manti and Scipio, Utah. Mary also serves on the Tooele Valley away in 1930, Chesterfield became a very isolated area. It Company board and is a member of the Benson Mill Camp, diminished to a ghost town of ruins as years went by. However, Tooele Valley Company, Tooele, Utah. the descendants of many of the original settlers formed the Chesterfield Foundation and restored the area back to its VICTORIA WILSON CHAMBERS original condition thus preserving the history and creating a Victoria “Vicki” Wilson Cham- historical tourist site. bers was born in Lehi, Utah. She lived A special lesson was given in the Activity Hall, built in 1895. in Cedar Fort for two years then moved Given partial sections of land the settlers cleared, farmed and to Bountiful where she grew up. Vicki built structures. Homes and outbuildings were restored carefully and her husband, Wayne, have five to show exact living conditions of the 1880s. The foundation children and 15½ grandchildren. Vicki even sent paint chips to to match the paint of currently serves as Davis Heritage the era and restored stenciling on the walls and ceilings. There Company secretary and attends Mills is a fenced area showing where clay was dug to make bricks Valley Camp, Davis Heritage Com- for the homes and church buildings. Everyone enjoyed the pany, Bountiful, Utah. She has been picnic lunch on a very pleasant day in May. The outing was a Vicki Wilson appointed to the ISDUP Board as the memorable experience of learning about the pioneers of Recording Secretary. Chesterfield. If you get close to Lava Hot Springs or Soda Vicki’s pioneer heritage is through her mother’s lines, Springs, Idaho, take the time to travel out to Chesterfield and which are Hacking, Bingham, Gfroerer, Clark, Holladay, see one of the best-preserved colonies in the Great Basin. Pearson, and Sabin. The April 2018 lesson on “Historic Chesterfield, Idaho” inspired other camps, too. The Susan B. Cazier Camp, Lincoln JENEAL MARJORIE WILSON Company, Afton, Wyoming also made the trek to Chesterfield. Jeneal Wilson was recently appointed as Gift Counter Director. She was born in Salt lake City, Utah and graduated from Granite High School. She served as a docent at the Pioneer Memorial Museum. She says, “Every DUP member should do it!” Her pioneer ancestors were in the Martin Handcart Company. All eight members of the Moss family made it to Jeneal Wilson the Territory of Deseret. Jeneal partic- ipated in a ‘Pioneer Trek’ to experience what her ancestors did. Jeneal currently serves as the Stratford Camp Captain and the first vice president of Salt Lake Canyon Trails Company, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Bear Lake Company in the Chesterfield Activity Hall

Legacy • Summer 2018 –2– WEBER COUNTY COMPANY ROYALTY CAMP 47 ENJOYS A SUMMER ADVENTURE The Weber County DUP Museum Board decided to Members of Camp 47, Weber Far South Center Company, recognize the outstanding work the Daughters in the Ogden, Utah, visited the historic Carver Cabin for their annual summer Utah area do for DUP. Early in March, the company presidents excursion. The cabin, featured in a recent Museum Memories have their camps nominate a camp member based on their presentation, is located at 2300 North 4350 West, Plain contribution to DUP. The nominees fill out a form identifying City. The city, settled in 1859 by a group of pioneers from Lehi, what they have done in DUP. The company board votes on and the cabin, built by John Carver, Sr., is typical of the who will be the royalty. In June, there is a crowning event homes constructed in the area at that time. Logs for the cabin open to family, friends, and Daughters at the Museum where were hauled from North Ogden, and the roof was made of we announce the royalty. This year’s royalty are: straw, willow branches and sod. In 1934, the Plain City Camp Hilma Morrow Thirkill joined DUP in 1974. She is a received the cabin as a gift. It was moved several times and member of Lynne Camp, Weber North East Company. then permanently established at its present location about Activity in DUP is not just what Hilma does, it’s what she is. three years ago. The cabin has a growing collection She wears her pioneer dress and bonnet to church every year of pioneer relics, including a pump organ, spinning during the week of July 24 and to every convention and wheel, millstones used for grinding corn and wheat, and Jubilee. She constantly recruits and brings new members to various furnishings typical of the early pioneer period. Plain her camp. Years of service in many positions, qualifies her as City DUP members have been instrumental in its refurbishment. the “Captain in Residence” concerning DUP procedures. A very informative tour of the cabin and grounds is available upon request. Other interesting historical sites are located Sharlene Ficklin became interested in the DUP and in the neighborhood. joined on October 25, 2005. She is a member of Camp Deseret in the Weber North Company. She has held positions in both the camp and company. Her community service includes financially supporting a student’s education in Zambia, Africa for the past 10 years. She is also a member of Northern Wasatch Woman’s Counsel. AnnaLee DeFries, is a member of Wilson 55 Camp, Weber West Company. She currently volunteers at the DUP Museum. She became interested in DUP at age 16 when she began driving her mother to her DUP meetings. AnnaLee, a member for over 33 years, has served in all the elected offices of her camp. Influenced by the pioneer histories of DUP she wrote and published her mother’s personal history. Ludeen Hunsaker joined Camp Beehive, Weber Far From left to right, Melanie Hahn, Marilyn Taylor, Christine Heslop, Sharon Sevy, Donna Vest, Anette Wolford, Delores Shupe, Bobbie South West Company in 1984. She served as captain, vice- Williamson, Joyce Hartman, and Dodie Stallcup. captain, chorister, secretary and treasurer. Currently as first vice president of the Far South West Company, Ludeen SUSAN CAMP REACTIVATED coordinates DUP meetings for those living in the Legacy It was a huge amount of work to start a camp in Minersville, House of Ogden. Each camp in the company takes a turn Utah. Although, the orignal camp name and officers are holding their meeting at the Legacy House. Ludeen has served unknown the dedicated work is familiar by all who tackle the job countless hours there and as a docent at the museum, as well of setting up a new camp. Because there was no County as serving with those in the company cleaning the museum Company, the camp dropped off for a short time. In June 1924, and getting it ready for the summer months. Isabel Owens and others from Beaver, Utah called a meeting in the old church house and started the camp, again right where the original camped had formed. They had to have a name for their camp, so they chose Susan after Susan Blackburn, as she was the first white woman to settle in

Left to right, Weber County Company Royalty: Hilma Thirkill, Sharlene Ficklin, AnnaLee DeFries and Ludeen Hunsaker. Left to Right: Natalie Rollins, Peggy McConnell, Chorister; Marlene Roberts, Historian; Marilyn Lurth, Captain; Nancy Norri, Lesson Leader; Susan Baker, Vice Captain; Gail Pomeroy, MaryAnn Bailey. – 3– Legacy • Summer 2018 Minersville. In 1934, the town built a town hall with an extra BROOKSIDE CAMP VISITS GRISTMILL room for special meetings. The Daughters used this room to After our lesson on gristmills last spring, the Brookside meet and hold their relics. Camp, Utah Chief Peteetneet Company, Payson, Utah The camp made quilts, held suppers and started a choir. decided to go and visit one. We decided to go to Gardner During World War II, the Daughters bought defense stamps Village in West Jordan for a tour, lunch, and see other artifacts instead of serving lunch. They helped raise money for cemetery in the area. Our camp is growing and 10 women attended projects and became involved with the Minersville Centennial including our new associate member Annmarie Ross and Celebrations. Between the years 1940-50, the camp, well Sophie Behling the daughter of Christine Behling, one of our known for their choir, performed at the June State Convention. members, and Christine’s grandmother, Thora Behling, our Sometimes, things have a way of changing and the camp oldest member. We had a delightful day in spite of the rain. went inactive in 2003. In 2014, Tammy Pearson, County Commissioner of Minersville at the time, decided it was time to reactivate the camp. Now, Susan Camp holds their meetings in the public library. They are fully organized and are in the Beaver Company. Several associate members also attend the regular monthly camp meetings. The Susan Camp Daughters enjoy learning about their pioneer ancestors and association with each other. They say the reactivation was a chore, but worth every effort!

LINCOLN COMPANY CELEBRATES 60TH ANNIVERSARY This year, the Lincoln Company of Star Valley, Wyoming celebrated 60 years of preserving the local history of Star Valley. It all started in 1933 when a PWA government program built a public library in Afton. In 1958 that building was given to Lincoln Company to serve as a museum. Local DUP members were invited to donate family pioneer artifacts to the museum. Soon 100 relics were collected and the endeavor to preserve Star Valley history began. The Lincoln Company and the Star Valley Historical Society sponsored the museum, which now displays over 1200 heritage items. As part of the Left to right: Teresa Halley, Cynthia Peacock, Pauline Gurr, celebration the museum held an open house in June. To further Ivy Allred, Nikki Anderson, Ruth Davis, Nancy Allen, promote the celebration Lincoln Company also sponsored an Christine Behling, and Annmarie Ross. entry in the July 4th parades in Afton and Thayne. When a Lincoln Company member was talking with ISDUP President OLD ADOBE CAMP Cheryl R. Searle about the celebration and the parade, The Old Adobe Camp, San Bernardino Company held President Searle said she might visit Afton for that parade. She their closing social at the Old Fire Station Museum in Yucaipa, was quickly offered an honorary hay bale seat on the wagon! California. The station served as the first California Division She wasn’t sure she would be ready for that much participation, of Forestry station from 1936 to 1980. but she did find the DUP wagon that day and climbed aboard. Members of Lincoln Company were happy to meet her and were impressed with her willingness to ride with them. She even tossed out kazoos with a message about the three DUP Museums to kids and their parents who lined the parade route. For more information contact Star Valley Pioneer and Historical Museum at the Museum Complex, Afton Civic Center tours – 307-885-2822; Baker’s Cabin tours – 307-883-2893; Building tours – 307-883-2882.

Pictured with the original fire engine are on the left: Dianne Miller, Debbie Campbell, Kathy Cope, Leslie Johnson and Marjie Russo. On the right are Kathy Hallen, Dianna Rounds, Eleanor Jones, Elaine Crossman, Carla Babbitt, Debbie Johnston and DeEsta West.

MEMBERSHIP Did you know that International Associate donations ($15.00) and Membership dues ($15.00) are due on DUP Daughters and others ride on Lincoln Company’s October 31, 2018? 4th of July Parade float

Legacy • Summer 2018 –4– UINTA SPRINGS CAMP QUILT SHOW The Daughters of Uinta Springs Camp, Sanpete North Pioneer Women of Today Company, Utah hosted a quilt show in conjunction with Fountain Green’s annual Lamb Days celebration in July. Their goal was to promote appreciation of this art form. The show, held in the beautifully remodeled old Fountain Green Dance Hall, had over 40 entries with examples ranging from new to antique heritage quilts. The show was a great success! DUP 60-YEAR PIN RECIPIENTS Lois Adams, Calico Camp, Clark Nevada Desert Springs Company, Las Vegas, Nevada received her 60-year membership pin. Lois joined DUP in 1957 in Grangely, Colorado. Her mother and sister were already members. After she moved to Las Vegas she joined the Calico Camp. Her ancestors came from Denmark, England and Ireland. She has a great pioneer heritage. Lois Adams

Alice Oxborrow Bunker is also the recipient of a 60-year Uinta Springs Camp quilt display. membership pin. Alice is the captain of the Prairie Sunset Camp in the same company. She first joined Outreach Programs DUP while living in Ohio. When she moved to Las Vegas she joined the Dick Creek Camp. Alice has always held a vital position in the DUP. She has great pioneer heritage.

EMMA J. ATKIN CAMP ESSAY CONTEST Alice Bunker Fourth grade students from Middle Canyon Elementary in DAWNA SMITH RECEIVES 50-YEAR PIN Tooele, Utah participated in an essay contest sponsored by Emma J. Atkin Camp, Tooele Company, Tooele, Utah. The The SaraMar Camp, Franklin Idaho contest took place earlier in the year under the direction of Company, Idaho honored Dawna Cindy Bolinda, Camp Outreach Chairperson. The students Smith by presenting her with a 50- were assigned to write about one of their ancestors. year pin. They enjoyed seeing her membership record which was signed by Kate B. Carter. The camp meeting included many of her posterity who shared stories of their beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. The SaraMar camp believes Dawna has created a wonderful legacy from her life of service and example. Dawna Smith with her membership record MARJORIE VOWLES STRAND Earlier this year, the Pleasant View Camp, Weber North Company, Pleas- ant View, Utah honored Marjorie Strand. Marjorie served as the Lesson Leader for many years. She has a marvelous memory and added a depth of understanding to the lessons because of her knowledge and experience. Marjorie joined DUP in 1962, 56 Back row left to right: Cindy Bolinder, DUP Outreach Chairperson; years ago, and organized the Pleasant Hunter Culley, 1st place winner; Noah Syphus, 2nd place winner; Marjorie Strand River Molgard and Maureen Brandon, Emma J. Atkin Camp Captain. View Camp in 1999. She was also Front row left to right: Chelsea Sorensen, Brooklyn Tidwell instrumental in saving the beautiful Ogden Museum building and Chase Torgenson. from demolition in the 1970s. One day the Ogden City

– 5– Legacy • Summerr 2018 Councilman called Marjorie, who was the museum director at the time, and informed her the building was an eyesore and the mayor wanted it demolished. Marjorie asked him if he had ISDUP 100-Year Young Club ever visited the museum and when he replied that he had not, she invited him to meet her and other members of the board JESSIE THOMPSON POWELL and go for a tour. He was so impressed with the museum that when he reported his findings to the mayor and council they Jessie Powell born April 22, 1918 in Basalt, Idaho, is aborted their plans. That’s the story of how she saved the almost 101 years old. She has lived for sixty-five years in building which was really the Relief Society building commis- Meridian, Idaho and enjoys being with her family. Jessie has sioned by Brigham Young in 1877. We thank Marjorie for all four living children, 19 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren her good work over the years. and 1 great-great-grandchild. She loves to travel, craft, tool leather, knit, crochet and listen to books. She has held civic positions serving as secretary in various organizations. MODERN PIONEER RECEIVES AWARD Jessie served a mission for the LDS Church from 1941- Diana Fuller was presented the Pioneer Woman of Today 1943 in the Southern States Mission. She is a charter member award by Madison County Company in April of this year. Diana of the Centennial and Meridian Gems Camps, Ada South is a member of Hibbard Camp, Madison County Company, Company, Meridian, Idaho and has held many DUP positions. Rexburg, Idaho. Fuller received the award for her contributions Jessie is still very active in DUP! in teaching, community service and for overseeing the production of a unified history of each community, town, and city in the county. As an adjunct professor at BYU-Idaho she led a group effort in producing the history of Madison County communities and the families that started them. Diana, who was serving at the time as president of the company, said, “I thought of those good women, many who had ancestors who settled this area and felt it would be a good way to get the help we needed.” So much infor- mation came from them that Diana claimed the book would not have been possible without the work they did. The name of the book is Early Pioneers and Settlers of Madison County. Diana is a modern-day pioneer. She saw something she felt was important that needed doing and she did it. Meridian Gem Camp with Jessie Thompson Powell

Pioneer Mysteries

This image is a cabinet card. It is part of an unknown collection within our larger col- lection. It shows a young family. It was taken by Matson Broth- ers, an early Photo Studio in Salt Lake City. Cabinet Cards be- Diana Fuller (right) receives the Pioneer Woman of Today award gan around 1870 and were popular through the 1890s. Please let the Photo Department know if you recognize the people in this hand- some family.

SUBMITTAL DEADLINE FOR THE FALL LEGACY IS OCTOBER 8, 2018

Legacy • Summer 2018 –6– JOHNSON, NORINE MORTENSEN Princeton LeGrand Salt Lake Gilmer Park UT JONES, BERTHA ROSELLA JENSEN Lily of the Valley Emery UT Daughters’ Memorial JOSEPH, BEVERLY JEAN NELSON Broadway Salt Lake North UT KAP, BETTY RAE WILSON Rose Hains Weber North Center UT KENDALL, ANNETTE HOWARTH Fort Wall Juab UT KENNEDY, HELEN MAE HARRIS Courage Uinta WY KNIGHT, SARAH MARGARET HATCH Aunt Paulina Iron UT KRANENDONK, VIOLA JEAN SORENSEN Saltair Salt Lake North West UT KRAUS, KARREN KRANWINKLE Tuleberg San Joaquin CA LAMB, LAVEE BECK Millenium Heritage Clark Centennial Hills NV LARSEN, MARION LARSEN North Bend Sanpete North UT DUP International Board Members recognize the LARSON, KAYE CHRISTIANSEN Belknap Sevier South UT influence for good and unselfish service of each of these LATTA, MICHELLE SIRSTINS HUNT High Desert Drum Elmore ID LAYTON, BEVERLY MONTGOMERY Wagon Wheel Davis Kaysville UT daughters and express condolences to their loved ones. LEWIS, CLARA DEAN SWAINSTON Member at large Member at large TX LILLYWHITE, ANNETTE BINGHAM Honeysuckle Box Elder North UT Donation not necessary to be listed in Legacy Daughters’ LONG, COLLEEN THOMAS Eden Weber North Center UT Memorial. 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– 7– Legacy • Fall 2017 Non-Profit Organization Daughters of Utah Pioneers U.S. POSTAGE P A I D Salt Lake City, Utah Permit #1688 Daughters of Utah Pioneers VOL. XLI No. 2 Summer Issue • September 2018 Editor: Verna Hazelbaker Address: 300 North Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84103-1699 (801) 532-6479 • Fax (801) 532-4436 Website: www.isdup.org E-mail: [email protected] Submit articles for Legacy [email protected] Fall Legacy submittal deadline: October 8, 2018 Like us on Facebook Extensions for specific departments within DUP: Office...... 200 History Dept. and Librarian . . . 205 President ...... 201 Photo Dept...... 206 Treasurer ...... 202 Artifacts, Museum Dept. . 207, 211 Markers, Music ...... 201 Gift Counter ...... 214 Membership, Lessons . . . . . 204 1st Vice-President (Conventions) Please call Membership Dept. Ext. 204 Secretaries, Public Relations. . . 212 for anything referring to mailing Registrar ...... 213

Markers ISDUP INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION October 13, 2018 • 10:00 a.m. Davis Conference Center COALVILLE CAMP MARKER #13 REDEDICATED 1651 North 700 West • Layton, Utah The Coalville Camp, Summit Company, Coalville, Utah rededicated DUP Marker #13 in August of this year. In Book Sales 9:00 a.m. order to be more of a focal point near a business designed to look like the former school house the marker was You will not want to miss the presentation by moved. The bell that once hung in the belfry of the Old Richard Hatch Rock School House is now beautifully mounted on top of the marker for all to enjoy. The original Old Rock School House is in the Pioneer Village at Lagoon Amusement “Brigham Young Park, Farmington, Utah. Cheryl R. Searle and Katherine T. Brimhall came and gave talks. We had a wonderful time. and the Basiliconthaumaturgist: Pioneers of Prestidigitation in early Utah”

Prepare to be amazed, amused and engaged. Richard Hatch has entertained former President George H. W. Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush. He has performed in various locations Left to right Joan Judd, Annette Vernon, Ramona Pace, Joan Lewis, throughout the world. Richard is from Logan, Utah and comes Cathie Dallin, Captain Celeste Gates, RaNae Crittenden, Meresa Judd, from an extensive Utah pioneer ancestry. Kathy Richins. Sitting is Katherine T. Brimhall and Cheryl R. Searle.