Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1878
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc. Contains conference reports by clergy, committees, and others
Epsicopal Church of Utah
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1885
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1932
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1947
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1909
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1935
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1874
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1950
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1925
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1877
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1946
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1918
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1915
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1876
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Journals Collection, 979.26 Ep46c 1876
Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1952
Episcopal Church--Montana‚ÄîCongresses
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1945
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1899-1900
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Journals Collection, 979.26 Ep46c 1899-1900
Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1942-1943
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1944
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1924
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1926
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1941
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1921
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1931
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1920
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1913
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1884
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1922
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1948
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1907
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1930
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1951
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1934
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Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1923
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Journals Collection, 979.26 Ep46c 1923
Proceedings of the annual convocation of the Missionary District of Utah, etc., 1889
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Journals Collection, 979.26 Ep46c 1889
Barbershop, Business Card
Rockin' EW Barber Shop, Ron's Ringneck Ranch, Herreid, SD
Eric Wadman
mount, timpanogos, utah, sunset, snow, provo
View of Mount Timpanogos from Provo, Utah
Eric Ward (a4gpa)
This chart represents the amount of food available at the Student Nutrition Access Center, Utah State University, Logan, Utah. Based on the average of 85 lbs. total of food, these are percentages of the different foods available.
Erik Gray
Data collection date: March 31, 2016 Chart date: April 9, 2016
Overview of SNAC Sourcing and Consumption
This graphic was created on April 9, 2016 to demonstrate the flow food throughout the Student Nutrition Access Center. Food is received from seven different cafes around the Utah State University campus, as well as Cache Community Food Pantry. It is given to students, and the remainder is distributed to five community organizations in Logan, Utah.
Interview with Chandra Marsh, Logan, Utah, March 31, 2016
Erik Gray, Chandra Marsh
Church buildings
Mormon church buildings
Utah--Logan
View of the old Seventh Ward church building, for the congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Logan Island area (or Seventh Ward). This building has since been knocked down and the land is used by the Wilson School. This photo was taken before 1978 as plat maps after that year show the location is owned by the Logan City School District.
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Logan, Utah
Barbershop, Map Pin, Screen Shot
E & J Barbers, 301 W. Main, Emmett, ID 83617
Erin
ID - E & J Barbers, Photo, Sidewalk Sign, Emmett
Barbershop, Photo
E & J's Barbershop, 301 W Main St., Emmett, ID 83617
Erin & Jessica Hagadorn
Letter from Harry Ermann to Jack London, dated November 1, 1911
London, Jack, 1876-1916--Correspondence; Authors, American--20th century--Correspondence; Socialism;
Ermann, Harry;
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Jack and Charmian London Correspondence and Papers, 1894-1953
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Interview with Trevor Eschler about St. Anne's Retreat
Legends;
legend-tripping;
Trevor Eschler interviewed by Anne Gray Perrin describes his experience legend-tripping at St. Anne's Retreat in a taped interviewed, later transctibed by Perrin.
Interview with Trevor Eschler about St. Anne's Retreat By Anne Gray Perrin Utah State University Fife Folklore Archives Logan, UT English/History 6770 (Folk Narrative) Professor Steve Siporin Spring 2011 Interviewee: Place of Interview: Date of Interview: Interviewer: Recordist: TRANSCRIPTION COVER SHEET Trevor Eschler Merrill-Cazier Library, Utah State University April, 2011 Anne Gray Perrin Anne Gray Perrin Recording Equipment: Alesis Pamtrack 24bit Wave mp3 digital recorder Transcription Equipment: Express Scribe transcription software Transcribed by: Anne Gray Perrin Transcript Proofed by: Anne Gray Perrin Brief Description of Contents Eschler recou ' s bis trips to St. Ann-'s rrtrcl!~; rc~s0ns ' .y he goes and what he has experienced. GP: .L rL.'le Gray Perrin TE: Trevor Eschlcr NOTE: Interjrrtic1 -::: ~:-irg p::!~~.;:'s o~· '"?_,:_.. . ;ti~::~ in d!R~~~~~ s:~~l ~a$ "11h" a_... ~ st?J~s ar~.~ stop~ in conversations arc not included in transcribed. All additions to transcript are noted with brackets. TAPE I'K<\RSC [00:01] Trevor Eschler: Trevor Eschler started going up to the Nunnery. So what provoked you to go up there? and find it. But we weren't able to find it. So I moved up here in August. We were bored one night . .We started looking on thr i tc~nct for thinGs t0 d~ in L0C:''1, - ~~ h~ rem m!:-('rcc!_ H:: V!'JS try!~z t flr.d the Nunnery so we kind of found the directions on the Internet and decided to go up there. It was about 11:00 at night when we started out. At 11:00, we gathered up some people. AGP: And so had you heard tit'"· stories at..out th N.1i·,;-:2fr ; TE: What Y..'e decided to d~ is we were !ook!!'1[; for do, we dcdc0~ tc rc2.d i t0 th:- to~ic!: t khrl of fr?J1: ( ours_;!".J<.:s cut; to sec ·' :Jt it '/las all about. 1 ( ( AGP: So what had you heard? TE: A couple of the stores that read was that the cabins up there were summer homes for the Owner of tried to sell it to the University. The University didn't want it so he ended up selling it to the Catholic Church, and the Catholic Church took over; and started running the Nunnery out of it. Up there, there's of wedlock out of there and take them into the swimming pool and drown them. One account we read, you walk in there and you kind of get this eerie feeling. We tried that out, and it's true. TE: You 1NJ!k in and th{!re 's just this cold spot; and it kind of sends chills down your back. We read the fftO!)i rt.:i.-'-•t .. .w· .... ~ ... -· -· i\. -. .. ,...._-1 • i.; ...... . , ;._ .. ,. __ ............... - .... ,.. ____ ....__.; :...: ........... . ....;. - ~---- ,.__ .. . ....... - _ ... _ . . __ . ., .. _ " .. ..... ..... up there, and there's three security guards. They got caught and got tied up in the swimming pool and . . . ··~ - - a •• y · .mg ::Kt! U •d~. AGP: You still 'Nan edt go even th •_•gh you heard of this attack? TE: Yeah. We kind of, I don't know. We're thrill seekers so we tried. If someone says, "Don't do it," we do it just to prove them wrong, that it can be done. AGP: Yeah? AGP: Have you encountered any mortal beings or any security issues? there with us but the people we go up there with. stuff? mile away from the entrance, kind of walk up. You had to cross this bridge, and if you go walking up it, it looking directly at the swimming pool, and you could see the silhouette of a person; just one person. I'm • • • • ' • -- I Q• ...,..._ fJ Vi a ll '--'- "- u -7)1 IJ U'- J .... .:ll OJi H .. - ·•~ ; v- ...,.\... L\.C . - "1.,.. •"'"- .=.t.ua ~\,..- i _._ ,, , ; •6 - i - \..oo · i U . I • h .. • i4 ;..·u 1 .. -.;u:J -:...-\,; i"\.:f (!0 UY clouds. There was nothing. So that really freaked us out. We ventured down into the swimming pool. Came out. '\nd there's r 3bins s•1rro•Jnning it, a rod . t thi time, like ! c~id, we h ~d re, d all the stories so 2 ( ; .. __ . r .. r. __ ; _ . _ r _______ r. . . -• ~ _ . . . . r _ . .-. - . .._ . _ . _ . r r ._ _ _ _ _ .. r I r r-y ·y{;3. ·v-v· ~~~ ciii~ ci-\.iy HCQi·:~;.:l VUi'~~ .. :T\··_-~: UUi.. :~u v-;~ ~~i~- ili:· ~· ~~-~- -..:.~ ~0 ... ...., ..... _._ •• ._ ~...;-..·:. -. 1 "";;~ ..... -v~ ·- ...... ;.. .... _.._.:_.. ........... called us up. He was like, "Dude, let's just take some girls up there and scare them." We were like, "Alright." So we went up there, kind of scouted it out. Then he came up about a half hour later. We were ;: - 1 - ; - . .- . - '- ~'1 ~ - -- . -- _l- .. - - ... ! 'i t 1 - 1--- . "'....t.. --- -~;:-~- .u~ '-"""•" .,._""'-'-: o ~, --~t.- \.i:•- -.....-.... .!:J..tttJ ... ,. .. _ ~ -$.-..-~._ - •-~.._ ~'-- _.::.,_•_1;,... i-' .• .,., ,_.,.;: .. :; 1 ~ '--1~• :..1,,..,.,....~: ... -v .. ~:•~~!l.c • .-~- /'-.. .... v-IJ\:::Jt, i . fUill tJIC::: occasions. It's pretty fun. It's scary, too because sometimes you're in some of the buildings alone by yourself and you hear the old wood creek. It gives you a rush. AGP: So had you experienc.ec.i el~e supernatural or is it jusi. the swim ruing pool. io~:u.J} AGP: Yeah. And so how many of your friends go up there like group-wise? TE: Let's see. We got, there's probably about eight regulars, and then our groups usually range from eight to twenty. Anywhere in there. AGP: So it just depends on like what's going on? TE: Yeah. It depends on the night; if it's a week day or weekend; wha~' s the next ctay; if thc·rc's te:;.ts people have to take or whatnot. We try to get as many people as we can to go up there because the more people, the funner [sic]. AGP: So even thoilgh there's al! these storlt:s, with th .... ati.a .... ~ and th.:: supciTIJh.irc.l, an ' cvu-. though you've experienced those things, you still keep going? ( TE: Yean. AGP: So why do you think that is? Why do you go? i c: It's sornethlng 1u''; ~u cL. AGP: It's just fun? . i ;_ .. i. ; •• ...;:.... ... 1 ... .._,....,. ••- -- ...;) -·~ -~'-··.,__- ~ov.:.- .~ .... _ .:_-_ get up there to just have fun. It's kind of fun to take new people up there just to see their reactions. TE: Because, I mean, pretty much everyone on campus has heard the stories or they know someone AGP: Yeah. Yeah. O ·'-· ·...,. • · ~---·-.:..-- .l ;. .. .;.~ - ·• ;,.;_- -- ~:.. ~....! - •' - i -~- ;; ·-.J •• , ~-. -'·J _-.. you up there." And then they call the rest of us, that the people don't know, say, "Hey, we're going up there at this time. Be there." And so we'll just go around scaring people. We've got it clown to an art sc> that i.hey c.::;tc>iii words, we'll k cvv how to react. AGP: Can you give me an example of that? 3 ( ( ( TE: There's one, there's a three story house with a big glass window. It would be on the southeast side of it. And just south of that big old house, there's three little cabins. And they come walking down, and they kind of, they're making noise, you know. And we have person that throws on a hood, and they're standing in the glass window. And what they do is, they'll walk around to the side of the house, and they'll take a flashlight, and they'll run it over the window; and they'll see someone there. And they'll kind of freak out, and they'll run it back. And by the time they pass it by the second time, the person ducks below the window so t hey're not sec11. So you sec a shactov:, <:~ silhci.i~t'.. c o~ a p.:.f5!)!1 at fr JL Th.:: .-, the second time, it's gone. That really gets to girls. There was a couple times where they'!! come walking by, and there's just slamming doors shut. Funny experience v,;lth that, is we were preparing ourselves than fivz fe:3t taiL So you got J '.'.tJJl here, .:md there .. nd so I want to see how loud it would sound, shut. So l :;l;:,mmcd the -::!oor, Jnd th: de-or j<::m:ncd vn us. So t :::r.:'s three of us. We're all pulling on the door to come barre! it down vith the shou!d~r, prop it open. It was a pretty funny experience. TE: Well, at first I was like, "Oh, crap, what to do?" But I realized we were up there with friends. but if I had been up there by rn\·sc!f, i wouk~'vc been t ·r rificd, 'OLJ knvv •. Btr'. ~ir:u' 1.\''- wcr u;; H:cr::· v ·iii:~ group of people, we're becoming more familiar with area. AGP: Yeah. TE: So ycu kind of k~o l\.1 ·.'hat to Gxpect and vhat not to expect. TE: Yeah. We got to. AGP: Yeah. Yeah. and see like this was built in the '60s or 70s and kind of see the structure of it. It's super close to the highway, but there's so many trees around. If you don't it's there, you'll never notice it. TE: Just trying to think if there's been anything else. I t hink those are like the main stories. TE: The main experience where you see the silhouette in the pool. Oh, there's one time, we came out of " - - ., -1 ~ ' ~ - T" .. ., ~., - 1 'f ~ - l. ;,__'t.,. ":' - t.__. - ' ,. ..... - ·-. - -0 , .... - ., -- - -- - . F .... u ...... 0 . - -- • . - · -· , . -- · - -: ..... _. ~ -. ....;: .. : .;.-..;. , -, -· • .:.. :... -· ·- -~· -:. ; _::,~ ~:it:. :.;;~ UlU bag. It was probably about five and half, six feet tall. We were like, "What the crap?" It looked like a body bag. 4 ( AGP: Oh! TE: And we had our freshman roommate, and he was trying to prove himself to us. AGP: Yeah. TE: So we dared him to go and check it out because it just looked suspicious. So after about twenty minutes of convincing him to go down, he went and ripped the bag open. It was just a bag of leaves. It was just funny seeing that. It's something I think lots of people should go up there and check it out because it's pretty interesting. AGP: Do you think, because I didn't really get a lot of responses as far as people going back up to the Nunnery, so do you think it's rare or do you think? I mean, are you one of the only groups of people that go up there or do you think other people do it? TE: If they do, they don't do it as much as us. You know what I mean? AGP: Yeah. TE: Because, like I've said, we've probably gone up there a dozen or more times, and we've never seen another group up there. AGP: And have you ever heard people talk about it? ( TE: I haven't heard anyone talk about going up there. If we have, it's like people going up there like two years ago. AGP: Yeah. TE: Nothing too recent. AGP: Well, again, is there anything else you would like to say? TE: I think that's it. AGP: I think that's it. Okay. ( 5
Eschler, Trevor
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Perrin, Anne Gray
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Correspondence from Reza Esfandiari to Daryl Chase, August 31, 1962
Chase, Daryl, 1901-1970--Correspondence
Esfandiari, Reza--Correspondence
Correspondence from Reza Esfandiari to Daryl Chase, August 31, 1962.
Esfandiari, Reza
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Alicia Espinoza interview August 9, 2007
Immigration & society; Mormon missionaries; Politics and culture; Hispanic Americans;
Alicia Espinoza talks about her childhood in Santiago, Chile, joining the LDS Church when she is 14 years old; the difficulties during the political crisis with Pinochet. She talks about her education, becoming an LPN and a dietist [dietician]. She talks about serving an LDS mission; meeting her husband and moving to the U.S. She compares her life in Utah to life in Santiago. She talks about her oldest son translating for her. She also talks about the importance of education and keeping her culture alive and how she does that in her own family, including foodways.
Espinoza, Alicia;
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Germeck, Karl
Patricia Smith;
Ubiqus;
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Latino/Latina Voices Project, 2007, 2012
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Santiago (Chile); Chile;
Politics; Immigration & culture; Families;
Luis Espinoza talks about the political situation in Chile when his grandparents lived there, and the effect on his (politically involved) family, and their subsequent flight to the US. He also discusses his fat her’s arrest in Chile. He then talks about dropping out of University, his working life, and his role as a leader in the Chilean community in Logan, Utah.
Espinoza, Luis;
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Smith, Patricia;
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Santiago (Chile); Chile; Provo (Utah); Utah County (Utah); Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho); Utah; Idaho; United States;
Weeping Widow; Utah State University; Logan; Cemetery; folklore; legends; memento mori
Ester Truitt; Emily Crumpton editing
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