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Reindeer at Nome, Alaska
Photo taken by Kedzie Noble Winnie
(we know him from this post and this one.)
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Lexington (somewhere in the Western States Mission)
Sunday School
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Tunbridge, Vermont, birthplace of Hyrum Smith
(Elders W.D. Brinkerhoff and Alma S. Clark)
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Muncie, Indiana
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Saints of Northwest Virginia, Conference in Fairmont, West Virginia
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Missionaries of the Nebraska Conference, Western States Mission
(top row, left to right:) Joseph A. Patterson, Jr., Elmer A. Taylor, Leo Blosch, Charles L. Norton.
(second row:) Joseph A. Waters, William N. Dayton, Sidney Call, Russell G. Woolf.
(third row:) Sara Hansen, Pearl Christensen, Edna Hunt, Lavern Winegar.
(bottom row:) Wilford G. Daines, Orson P. Christensen, John L. Herrick (mission president), Joseph H. Thompson, Hyrum Christensen.
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Elders of St. Johns, Kansas
(top row, left to right:) Glen Allen, Hyrum, Utah; John W. McIntosh, Burlington, Wyoming; Marion S. McRae, Independence, Missouri; William Nives, Burlington, Wyoming; Edward Berrett, Ogden, Utah.
(middle row:) Ray S. Harding, Provo, Utah; J.E. Manwaring, Farmington, Utah; George Bradshaw, Wellsville, Utah; Charles Cardon, Driggs, Idaho.
(bottom row:) Horace Holley, Slaterville, Utah; Joseph W. Greenhalgh, Safford, Arizona; John O. Bankhead, Paradise, Utah.
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MIA Workers of Cache County (Utah) Stakes, attending MIA Normal School at Brigham Young College, Logan
(The MIA Normal Schools taught MIA workers skills in athletics coaching, Scoutcraft, folk dancing, short story telling, cooking, etc.)
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Missionaries in Norrkoping, Sweden
(front row, left to right:) Eben Blomquist, A. Theodore Johnson, Sister _____ Johnson, Theodore Tobiason, Lars W. Hendrickson.
(back row:) Jacob P. Lambert, John Peterson, LW. Nelson, Henry M. Carlson, Charles Kim, Oscar M. Olsen, L.R. Nelson, C.A. Monson, Edward Bergquist.
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Scouting and YMMIA Workers
South Sanpete, North Sanpete, Wayne, Sevier Stakes
Normal School, held at Snow Academy
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Elders of Chicago, Illinois
(left to right:) Charles R. Rogers, J. Alex Jex, Lutzen Buma, H.C. Sylvester, J.L. Meyers, A.M. Taylor, Irvin L. Warnock.
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Family of LeGrand Richards, President of the Netherlands Mission
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Chicago, Illinois
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
(among the officers, but not specifically identified in this photo:) Bertha Allen,, president; Minnie Bischoff, first, and Minnie Ward, second counselors; Mabel Thompson, secretary; Lettie Anderson, organist; Mary Smith Ellsworth, class leader; Olive Owen, assistant class leader; Georgianna Riley, Josephine Pickens, and Katie Mosely, aides.
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YMMIA Workers of Beaver and St. George Stakes
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Elders of Winnipeg, Canada
(standing, left to right:) Enoch Jorgensen, Ephraim, Utah; George M. Nix, Oakley, Utah; Anton Bagaehr, Salt Lake City
(sitting on arm of chair:) Willard J. Bearden, Echo, Utah.
(front:) Clyde A. Bennett, Magrath, Alberta; Joseph L. Peterson, Pinedale, Arizona.
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Elders Serving in Charleston, West Virginia
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Challis, Idaho
Sunday School
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Eagle Gate, Salt Lake City
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Elders of the Ohio Conference
(standing, left to right:) B. Gustav Drechsel, Salt Lake City; Thomas R. Parker, Helper, Utah; Marion G. Stephens, Preston, Idaho; John L. Lloyd, Lund, Utah; E. Ray Miller, St. Anthony, Idaho; Orson W. Wright, Calders Station, Utah
(sitting, left to right:) Orvil H. Thompson, Scipio, Utah; J.L. Good, Xenia, Ohio; Isaac M. Dana, Mesa, Arizona; Charles A. Callis (mission president), Coalville, Utah; James Kay, Ogden, Utah; Oren M. Packer, Riverdale, Idaho
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Vernal (Utah) Stake MIA Leadership
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Boy Scouts of American Fork, Utah
on Mt. Timpanogos
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MIA Normal School Group
Held at Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho
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Another great selection. Thanks, Ardis.
Always great to see the Winnipeg, Canada Elders!!! In Aug. of 1914 Elder Whitney of the Twelve dedicated the newly built chapel, which still stands but not in use by our Church.
When I posted this, I hoped Gary would stop by; when I plugged in the Winnipeg picture, I knew it would catch cameron’s eye. 🙂 I love you guys.
You know me well, Ardis … 🙂
The Elders of St Johns, Kansas. Most likely sent there to preach to the Bickertonites, the Mormon splinter group associated with Sidney Rigdon.
Cute picture of the Richards family.
Charles Callis being in the Ohio picture means it was in the Southern States Mission at the time. The name Gustav Drechsel caught my eye and I wondered if he was a missionary evacuated from Germany at the start of the war, but the timeline wouldn’t work quite right, and his biography says he was called to the Southern States Mission.
Thank you! it’s crazy to think that in my ward alone we have 4 missionaries and there are 6 wards in the city but back then, just the 6 for the whole city
I’ve missed looking at these Latter-day Saint Images . . . Probably my favorite series at Keepa. Thank you.
I’ll try to put them together regularly, David. Don’t know why I let them slip for so long.