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Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated July 30, 1952. Envelope reads: Getting ready for a combat mission in "Police Action," our new airplane. Some observations on Japan and the Japanese.
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated July 13, 1952. Envelope reads: Written after mission no. 9 when we crashed 25 June after landing at Ashiya, Japan. Will have a new aircraft commander (Kinnard) and new…
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated June 15, 1952. Envelope reads: This one should be shared (again). Some of the quaint happenings by our local Japanese; 6th mission completed; my Ford convertible sold by…
Personal letter from Robert Sorensen to Mary Sorensen, dated May 8, 1952. Envelope reads: a letter from the Orderly Room at Yokota AFB. Bob has moved to a new "single officer's BOQ" out-from-under Don Funk's watchful eyes. He mentions sending…
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen, dated April 12, 1952. Envelope reads: Kefa??? - Tennessee Waltz Taft - Beautiful Ohio Warren - California Here 2 come Ike - You're in the Army now Russell - Georgia. Written from Beautiful…
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated February 13, 1952. Envelope reads: About finished at Forbes. Will go home and leave and then on to California (Travis AFB) and departure to Japan. Brother Carlisle is…
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated January 2, 1952. Envelope reads: from Topeka Kansas, 2 Jan. 1952, describing the trip with Bert Crandall from Logan. Via Air.
Personal letter from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. Sorensen and family, dated July 30, 1951. Envelope reads: After a year in pilot training, I am assigned to Randolph AFB for transition into B-29s. Some revealing comments about what I mistakenly…
Personal letter from Robert Sorensen to family, dated January 25, 1951. Letter describes his joy to be in Topeka, KS after a survival trek in Colorado for the Air Force.
Brigham Young College Cooking Recipes cook book, handwritten and compiled by Mary Carl [Carlisle] and instructor Phoebe Nebeker. Included in the cookbook are recipes for first and second year domestic arts students at Brigham Young College.…
Account of the missionary travels and experiences of A.N. [Alma Nicholas] Sorensen of Mendon, Utah, in southern West Virginia. Also included are passages of poetry, scripture, and songs and an accounting of money received from home.
Correspondence from E. Perry to Elder Alma N. Sorensen, dated January 25, 1904 [envelope is inaccurate, not to S. George Ellsworth.]
Correspondence (handwritten) from Melvin Hulme to Professor Alma N. Sorensen, no date; praises Mr Sorensen on his World Literature class.
Correspondence from Frederick P. Champ to Alma N. Sorensen, dated April 5, 1958, wishing him a rapid and complete recovery from his stay at the hospital.
Correspondence from Virginia Hanson to Alma N. Sorensen, dated January 17, 1956. Letter includes information about the public library of which Mr. Sorensen is President Emeritus.
Correspondence from Frank R. A??? to Alma N. Sorensen, dated October 12, 1938
Correspondence from Frank R. A??? to Alma Sorensen, dated December 16, 1935 wishing him a happy Christmas.
Correspondence from the Utah Poultry Producers Co-Operative, Clyde C. Edmonds, Secretary and General Manager, dated March 25, 1933.
Correspondence from Mary Sorensen (his mother) to Alma N. Sorensen, dated 1929 (from Mendon) wishing him a happy birthday.
Correspondence from W.W. Henderson to Professor Alma N. Sorensen of Brigham Young College, dated March 4, 1924. Also contains a note from B.L. Burman handwritten on the back.
Correspondence from Bessie Spencer to Alma N. Sorensen, dated June 1, 1916
Correspondence from J.A. Gardner to Alma N. Sorensen, dated November 20, 1906. From Downey, Idaho.
Correspondence from Miss Parry to Alma N. Sorensen, dated December 17, 1905
Correspondence from Robert N. Sorensen to Alma N. and Mary Sorensen, dated January 25, 1952. Envelope reads: The Survival trek.
Correspondence from Alma N. Sorensen and Mary Sorensen to Robert N. and Noel Sorensen, dated December 10, 1958. Envelope reads: "Wonderful last letter from Dad (he died the next day!) Prophetic because he gives a 'detached report of my physical…
Correspondence from Alma N. and Mary Sorensen to Robert N. and Noel Sorensen, October 15, 1958. Envelope reads: "Moma remembers David's death. Dad is at his very best in his letter-written just two months before he died. Upbeat, positive,…
Correspondence from Alma N. Sorensen to Robert N. Sorensen, September 9, 1958
Correspondence from Alma N. Sorensen and Mary Sorensen to Robert N. and Noel Sorensen, dated June 26, 1958. Envelope reads: Momma encouraging Nonnie on her second pregnancy (she lost the baby). Dad's topics are wide ranging-a terrific report.
Correspondence from Alma N. Sorensen to Robert N. Sorensen, May 3, 1958. Alma Sorensen writes about a "nurse with a come hither look", quotes Hawthorne, and mentions going to Mendon for the traditional May Queen crowning and Maypole dance.
Correspondence from A.N. Sorensen to Robert N. Sorensen, May 9, 1956
Sign pointing the way to Kirke Fjenneslev, Denmark, home of Nicolai Sorensen and birthplace of his son Isaac Sorensen. Photograph taken by Michael Robert Sorensen and submitted by Robert Sorensen with the following information: "[The Sorensen]…
Nicolai Sorensen home in Kirke Fjenneslev, Denmark. Photograph taken by Michael Robert Sorensen and submitted by Robert Sorensen with the following information: "[The Sorensen] ancestral family home at Kirke Fjenneslev on the island of Sjaelland in…
"RIRC" painted in white on side of train, Mendon, Utah. Top half is green, bottom half is brown. PileC012_Page 8c
Six girls singing in front of microphones dressed in grey conductor's caps and multi-colored bandanas, Mendon, Utah. PileC050_Page 32
Photograph of Doris Anderson selling souveniers including book of the history of Mendon, a book with paintings by Gil Bennett (Railway Reflections), train whistles and pebble candy. Information provided by Ken Buist.
Photograph of Paul and Kim Willie eating ice cream. Information provided by Shirley Stauffer Darley and Ken Buist.
Photograph of Justin Anderson in front of microphone. Back states: "Has anybody seen my program notes?" Information provided by Shirley Stauffer Darley.
Photograph of Lelan Larsen standing by a microphone. Back reads: Lelan Larsen demonstrates passenger ??? while riding the "Galloping Goose". Information provided by Shirley Stauffer Darley.
Photograph of men discussing trains. From left to right: Paul Murray, Paul Willie, and Justin Anderson. On back: "I wish these two guys would decide which track this trains' suppose to be on. " Information provided by Shirely Stauffer Darley.
Group of men consisting of (from left to right): Karl Bird, Wade Quinlen, William Barrett, Justin Anderson, and Earl Dolittle standing in front of a painting (by Gil Bennett) and building of the new Mendon station. Information provided by Clyde Muir…
Photograph of men discussing trains. From left to right: Paul Murray, Paul Willie, and Justin Anderson. On back (see 2 of 2): "I wish these two guys would decide which track this trains' suppose to be on. " Information provided by Shirely Stauffer…