Processed by Brett Sigurdson and Kara Parker, fall 2010 (Boxes 1-5), Tori Edwards, June 2011 (Boxes 1-7), Kristal Shegrud, November 2011 (Box 7), Randy Williams, September 2011 (boxes 1-7). Finding aid prepared by Tori Edwards, Randy Williams and Kristal Shegrud, Summer/Fall 2011; updated by Randy Williams, April 2012.
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Materials donated by Marie Fuhriman Olsen to Utah State University Special Collections and Archives in 1989 and 2001.
The Marie Fuhriman Olsen oral history collection, 1972-1984. (FOLK COLL 50). Utah State University. Special Collections and Archives Department.
Marie Fuhriman Olsen, of Providence City, Utah, was born October 19, 1925. After graduating from high school, she attended Utah State University and then served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) for two years. She married Blaine Olsen on January 15, 1948. They are the parents of eight children. In 1976, Olsen returned to USU to complete her BS degree and soon began working toward her MA in Sociology. Her thesis was entitled "Perceived Needs of the Elderly in Cache Valley." Olsen held the Rhea H. Gardner Scholarship from the USU Women's Center during the 1979-1980 academic year. She also received an undergraduate and graduate certificate in gerontology from the University of Utah. She was secretary for former USU President Daryl Chase. In her spare time Olsen worked to document the history of Providence, conducting numerous oral history interviews.
The collection contains materials related to Marie Fuhriman Olsen's research interests, including Cache Valley residents and cities (especially Providence), aging, and USU President Daryl Chase and his administration (1954-1968). Each folder contains a brief information page (prepared by Special Collections staff) about the interviewee; this page is not included in the folder content description as it is not original to the collection. Materials include (but may not be included with each item): original cassette tapes, brief biographical information of the interviewees, transcripts, oral histories, news clippings, photographs (in negative format) and articles (written by Olsen from interviews she conducted). When included, cassette tapes are attached to the inside front cover of the folder. Because the collection came to USU in two different donations (1989 and 2001), some of the materials may be included twice. Althougth included together in this collection, boxes 6 and 7 were processed originally as a manuscript collection and were handled differently than boxes 1-5.
Recorded interviews and transcripts and/or articles, with associated materials, arranged alphabetically by the interviewee's surname.
Most interviews conducted are available in cassette tape format.
The materials in this collection were donated to USU Special Collections and Archives by Marie Fuhriman Olsen in 1989 and 2001.
Interview about history of teaching in Providence, Utah
Article about Ballams by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Walking together down melody lane" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Discussion about Utah State University Women's Center, USU Dean of Women, important women at USU, President Daryl Chase
"Helen Lundstrom," unknown paper/page
Interview about polio as child, marriage to Pat Johnson Braegger, work on book "Providence and her People," former mayor of Providence
"Clyde Braegger,"
Clyde Braegger
From Patricia Braegger to Blaine and Marie Olsen
"Clyde and Pat Braegger," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
Information about civic and church activity, work on book "Providence and her People," former mayor and city council member of Providence, Utah (and mayor's wife)
"Pat Braegger remembered as offering a helping hand," by Theresa DeFranzo.
"Pat Braegger,"
"They Said It Couldn't Be Done," by Pat Braegger as told to Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
"Clyde and Pat Braegger," by Marie Furhiman Olsen.
Information on Zola Bringhurst
To Zola Bringhurst
Interview on childhood in Nephi, Utah, college and marriage, Chase family, William Draper, Samuel Chase, USU history
Side A was conducted on 19 February 1980; it appears that side B was conducted on 21 April 1980
NOTE: Tape 2 is dated 21 April 1980, transcript is dated 4 April 1980
Daryl Chase's comments on his master's thesis, Sidney Rigdon, Shaker Movement, Ann Lee
Interview about treatment of elderly, including proper procedures
Interview on life history in Providence, UT
Reminiscences about father's crossing plains, Joseph Smith, ZCMI, polygamy, Livestock Cattleman's Association, Zena Traughber, basement wine barrels, Jacob Fuhriman, Wessie Fife and Jacob Booser
Interview about earning money to pay for college, college life at Utah State University, including tuition costs 1943-1979, USU extension, Cornell University, retirement
Shorter, single-spaced
Longer introduction, double-spaced
Interview with former USU Sociology Department Head about schooling, dissertation on Mormon United Order, childhood memories in Cache Valley.
Mary Lou's life, including marriages to David Gittins (first husband), Ray James (2nd husband) and Jack Cheney (3rd husband)
"Believe it or Not: The best is yet to be," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, includes newspaper clipping of wedding annoucement for Mary Lou James and Dr. Jack G. Cheney
Interview about students and their concerns, working with parents, Dr. Checketts, off campus referrals, Miller's Analogy test
Lectures on treatment of elderly
Side A: Janet Ashton Glassock lecture: "Alcoholism and the elderly; Side B: Don Kenneth Levine lecture "Treatment and prevention of drugs"
Interviews: Harris discusses working as physician and judge, Beatrice Young (1st wife), Sarah (2nd wife), Lavern Parks (3rd wife), Sunshine Terrace retirement home; Lee discusses history of Sunshine Terrace, service as President of Sunshine Terrace Board
Side A: Harris and Side B: Lee
Interview about psychology, college career, life history
Discussion with Jeanine Tweedie, Carol Martinez and Sue Pendleton regarding Hospice philosophy and policy
Interview about dry farming, Gentile Valley, Charles W. Hubbard (husband), President Reagan, Grover Cleveland, LDS meetings, poetry; also includes poetry by Elsie Hubbard, articles about Elsie Hubbard by Marie F. Olsen and associated materials
"The Moving of the Privy"
"Young Mother Hubbard," by Marie Furhiman Olsen; some include Elsie Hubbard's poetry, 8 versions (not chronological)
"Young Mother Hubbard" by Marie Furhiman Olsen.
"Elsie: She's jogging her way to new endeavors," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
"Elsie: At 93 Elsie is jogging her way to new endeavors," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen (includes poem "Old Age").
"Elsie Hubbard is 94 and Going Strong: She's a Richard Simons fan, a poet, singer and afghan maker," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
Envelope containing tickets and press pass to Richard Simmons event in SLC, Utah.
"Lifeline helps homebound feel secure," by Elaine R. Alder.
"Epcot displays Utah Photograph"
"Hubbard's 103rd," unknown paper/page
"Elsie D. Hubbard," unknown paper/page
"Dear Friend Marie," by Elsie Hubbard
"Our Trials," by Elsie Hubbard
"A Beautiful Brooch," by Elsie Hubbard (written on back of church program)
"My Beloved Husband," by Elsie Hubbard
"Younger Than I," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen (3rd copy published in
"Younger Than We," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Old Age," by Elsie Hubbard
"Tell Me"
"Elsie," author unknown, but most likely Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Second page of poem, unknown title, author presumed to be Elise Hubbard
Letter from Dell Van Orden, editor,
Letter from Eleanor Knowles, editor/publishing manager,
Letter from Marie Olsen to Jay A. Parry,
Notes by Marie F. Olsen on Elsie Hubbard (on front and back of file folder)
18 slides of Elsie Hubbard
Photograph of Elsie Hubbard and unidentified woman
Photograph of Elsie Hubbard
Two photographs of Elsie Hubbard and Marie F. Olsen
Interview about construction of Logan Temple, Logan Tabernacle and organ, Logan Canyon Dams
Photocopy: "Keep the man with the savings plan: Re-elect Joe Jacobsen, City Commisioner"
Interview on Providence rock quarry, Logan sugar factory
Audio cassette recording for this transcript is found in USU SPEC MEDIA COLL 6 no. 37
Interview about volunteering at hospice
Pages 1-19, some out of order
Pages 1-22, includes some pages not found in original
Interview about living in poverty, college at USU, USU Headstart Program, living on welfare, working at
Article on volunteering at Sunshine Terrace
"Dar Larsen: There's another side to the political activist," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Interview about Cache Valley hospice care and overcoming cancer
"Live until you die," part of transcript missing, includes photocopied newspaper clipping "Martinez awareded two honors by BPW"
Interview about Utah State University history
Women at USU and USU history
History of presidents at USU, including review of administrations of twelve presidents
condensed
Interview about changes in agriculture, 4-H program, Providence City
Side A: Nymans; Side B: Fuhrimans
Interview about professional life as physician
Interview about Connie Miles (1st wife), Lovisa Hammond (2nd wife), David O. McKay, serving as Logan Temple president, William Budge Memorial Hospital
Interview about John A. Widtsoe, history of USU Sociology Department
Interview about history of USU, extension work in Iran
Discussion on 4-H and conservation (interviewed by children)
Interview with residents at Sunshine Terrace: Joy Johnson, Thelma Browning, Dora Roberts Hayward, Thelma Fogelburg, Della Mottin, Stella Neely, Beth Nelson, June Reading, Luella Weeks Simpson and Mildred South; also life history of Luella Jensen
Group discussion with Sunshine Terrace residents
Luella Jensen life history
Interview with 4-H pioneers, 4-H youth
Interview with Max and Faye Thatcher (4-H pioneers)
Interview with Owen and Ludene Speth (4-H pioneers)
Interview with Todd Hendricks (4-H youth)
Interview with Todd Theurer (4-H youth)
Interview about life history, USU, Special Olympics
Interview about caring for disabled son (Scott)
Interview with curator of USU Nora Eccles Harrison Museum. Discussion on George Waters Cropper, Thomas Waters Cropper, Cherokee Indians, settlement of Deseret, Brigham Young, Mountain Meadows Massacre, Jaunita Brooks, Florence Page, Peter Briggs
Transfer from Cassette tape to CD: tape 1 side A
Transfer from Cassette tape to CD: tape 1 side B
Interview about USU Agronomy Department
Interview at Sunshine Terrace with approximately six participants, including Boyd Hatch; Providence History, etc.
Includes family histories, genealogy, patriarchal blessings, funeral programs, etc.
League of Utah Writers certificate presented to Marie F. Olsen
"LDS Women Writers' Guild picks officers,"
Copy of family picture: James Olsen and Mette Marie (or Maria) Petersen family, with names and dates of pictured
Photocopied information about James Nielsen, including LDS patriarchal blessing, orignial sources unknown
Patriarchal blessing given by John Smith to Hans Anderson, son of Anders and Mette Nielsen (typed and handwritten copies) and photograph of "Old Mill at Bredstrup, Odense, Denmark, owned by Anders Nielsen-Mette Knudsen, father and mother of Hans Andersen"
Funeral services for Elva Tibbitts Fuhriman
Husband of Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Funeral Services for Annie Andersen Nelson, held in Logan First Ward Chapel, with Bishop Henry R. Cooper presiding
"Some of the things I remember about by father," by A. D. Olsen
Funeral services for Lovisa Hammond Maughan Raymond
"Entreat me not to leave thee: Marie has written a love story to her mother-in-law Leah"
Funeral Services for Alma L. Olsen, held in College Ward Chapel, with Bishop Allen Olsen officiating
"Gum for Grandma Great," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Now that I have grown up," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Going back is moving forward," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Walking together down melody lane," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, about Michael and Laurie Ballam)
"How the elderly have influenced my life," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Our compensation," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"USU Bereavement survey"
"How you can cope with life after the death of your spouse," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"How you can adjust to life after the death of your spouse," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Stereotyping our elderly," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Love or Duty," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Younger than me," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Jane Elizabeth Manning," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Three incomplete geneology charts for Jane Elizabeth Manning
Letter from Marie F. Olsen to Wildra Welch regarding research on Jane Elizabeth Manning
"Jane Manning Hames: Black Saint, 1847 Pioneer," by Linda King Newell and Valeen Tippetts Avery.
"I am not any longer to be alone," by Susan Easton Black.
Notes (presumably from Marie Fuhriman Olsen) from "I am not any longer to be alone,"
"Maire F. Olsen named to Rhea H. Gardner scholarship" from unknown newspaper (most likely
Letter from Marie F. Olsen to Hiram Friedsam. Appears to be part of a course assignment
"How you can cope with life after the death of your spouse," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Survey research on Golden Living Retirement Center
"Survey research on individuals living at the Golden Living Retirement Center," by Marie F. Olsen
Independent living survey
Judges: Julius the Just."
Lists names of Cache County Utah elderly
"Past, Present, and Future of Oral History," by Marie F. Olsen
Interview with Lowell Barkle and Mrs. Frank (Clara) Kelley about rock quarry in Providence, Utah. Interviewer Marie F. Olsen. Interview is part of the Western Studies Oral History Project: Kellogg Community Improvement Through Local History Project
First two pages of Carol Martinez Interview
"Live until you die," about Carol Martinez
"Code book: Practicum Sunshine Terrace," Marie F. Olsen
Letter from Sara V. Sinclair, Administrator Sunshine Terrace, to Marie Fuhriman Olsen (regarding continuing education committee on aging article)
"Continuing education committee on aging," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"CECA: A name to remember." Newspaper unkown, page 1, 15
"Through rose colored glassed."
Group discussion held at Sunshine Terrace: Barbara, Eda, Hettie, Virginia, Anna, Lillie, Grace, Neta, Thelma
Three interview transcripts conducted at Sunshine Terrace: 1) Ralph O. Porter, 2) Luella Jensen, 3) residents of Sunshine Terrace, including Joy Johnson, Thelma Browning, etc.
"Dar Larsen: There's another side to the political activist," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"I overcame my fear of death," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"A unity of faith lessened my fear of death," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"The hospice movement"
Untitled
Outline of the Education and professional Life of Daryl Chase
Interview with Daryl Chase, interviewer Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Tape housed at FOLK COLL 50: Box 1: Folder 7: Item 1 (side A)
Interview with Daryl Chase, interviewer Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Tape housed at FOLK COLL 50: Box 1: Folder 7: Item 1 (side B) and Item 2
Letter to Daryl Chase from Russel B. Swensen
Three photographs of Daryl Chase. Photographs sent to him in 28 May 1980 letter from Russel B. Swensen
"Story concerning Doc Draper and Erastus Snow," by Daryl Chase
Journal about Daryl Chase, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Bound copy of A. George Raymond (3 November 1979) and Daryl Chase (19 February 1980 and 4 April 1980) interviews, conducted by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Includes funeral programs for both Raymond and Chase
President Daryl Chase, Dean L. Mark Neuberger, Lt. Colonel Blair Hale, Major L. A. Civille
Includes Olsen's writings on Cache Valley settlements, people and landmarks
"School Days Revisited," compiled by Paul Coburn.
Transcript of Dr. L. Mark Neuberger, Professor and Dean Emeritus of Utah State University. Recounts history of presidents at USU, including review of administrations of twelve presidents
Transcript of Dr. L. Mark Neuberger, Professor and Dean Emeritus of Utah State University. Speaks about the first Matrons and those who served at Dean of Women at USU
Transcript of Dr. Joseph A. Geddes, former USU Sociology Department Head. He discusses schooling, his dissertation on Mormon United Order, and childhood memories in Cache Valley. He briefly discuss the Brigham Young College training school in Logan, Utah
Interview with Rhea Hurst Gardner about earning money to pay for college, college life at Utah State University, including tuition costs 1943-1979, USU extension, Cornell University, retirement
Interview with Dr. Richard Welling Roskelley, professor emeritus of the Sociology Department at Utah State University. Interview is about Dr. Roskelley’s life and education, his professional career and areas of study. He also mentions John A. Widtsoe and the history of USU Sociology Department
David Sharp Jr. discusses his early childhood and education. He talks of his professional career in teaching, 4-H, and extension work. He mentions a lot of rich Utah State University history and his extension work in Iran
Ionne Bennion, Leah D. Parkknson, Helen Lundstrom, and Janet Osborne discuss the Utah State University Women's Center, their years of service at Utah State University, different programs accomplished and implemented by various USU Deans of Women, important women at USU, and President Daryl Chase
A collection of poetry written by David W. Warner about the Logan, Utah LDS Temple. The collection was compiled in conjunction with the 100th Anniversary of the temple dedication
"The Logan Temple--One Hundred Years." Marie Fuhriman Olsen interviews A. George Raymond, President Emeritus of the Logan LDS Temple, and writes about the men who served a temple president
Newsletter from the Providence Third Ward in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Highlights upcoming centennial celebration for the Logan, Utah Temple
Newsletter from the Providence Third Ward in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Highlights building costs of the Logan LDS Temple and incidents during construction
Newsletter from the Providence Third Ward in the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. Highlights the Logan LDS Temple dedication in 1884 and temple work throughout the years
A. George Raymond, President Emeritus of the Logan LDS Temple, recalls his childhood and early life experiences. He talks about his wife and family and his service as the President of the Logan LDS Temple
"24,000 attend Logan Temple Rededication Rites," by J.R. Allred.
"A Beautiful Landmark and a New Addition," photo by John Abrams.
"Eternal Marriages honor Pioneers who Built Logan Temple," by Thaya Davis.
"Four LDS General Authorities to Address Members Thursday," author and newspaper unknown. Clip tells of the last event in conjunction with the centennial of the dedication of the LDS Logan Temple
"New Temple President Named," author unknown.
"Majestic Castellated Style of Logan LDS Temple," photo by Mike Litt.
"LDS Church President Dedicates Logan Temple," by J.R. Allred.
"LDS Church Celebrates 150 years," by Peter Gillins.
"Crowning Point of our Lives," by Elaine Alder.
"History of Providence and what her People are Doing." A typed document with date and author unknown. The paper discusses the history of Providence from its founding. The paper highlights agriculture and religion
"City of Providence." Letter from Gary K. Millburn, Mayor of Providence, encouraging citizens to attend the city celebration
Three flyers advertising the Providence City Celebration from 1986
Flyer advertising the Providence City Celebration from 1980
Registry for Providence pioneer heads of households, 1859-69
Map of the confluence of the Logan and Blacksmith Fork Rivers--1859
Map of Providence City Homes
Author and book title unknown. Chapters probably come from
Dedication program for the Spring Creek Middle School of the Cache County School District
"Providence Celebration," author unknown.
"Once again the Kraut's in the Barrels," by Curtis Starr. Newspaper unknown. Logan, UT. Estimated date based on years within the article. Article highlights the tradition of making sauerkraut in the Providence 2nd ward of the LDS church
"Tradition is spelled 'Turkey' in 2nd Ward," author unknown.
Newspaper and date unknown. Contains a letter to the editor about a new program in Pocatello, Idaho to combat drunk driving. On the other side, the clipping contains news from residents in Providence, North Logan, and Hyrum
Newspaper and date unknown. Photograph, taken by Mitch Mascaro, shows demolition of the 87-year-old Providence Elementary School
"Valley Grapevine: Providence," by Brenda Nelson.
"Gearing up for Turkey 'n Kraut," by Martha Dixon.
"Pioneers Started it all in Cache Valley," contributors include Dianne A. Thompson, Cleone Allsop, Katie Zilles, and Marion Demler.
"It's a Specialty of Providence Sauerkraut!" by Curtis Starr. Newspaper and date unknown. Article talks about the tradition of making sauerkraut by LDS wards in Providence, Utah
A letter to volunteers bringing food to the Providence 3rd Ward Bazaar
Photograph of the first school in Providence after a fire destroyed the interior. Newspaper and date unknown
"Pioneer School Building in Providence Burns", author, newspaper, and date unknown. Article briefly mentions the history of the first school building in Providence
"Impressive Double Ring Ceremony", author, newspaper, and date unknown. Article announces the marriage of Gerladine Fuhriman and Robert Ray Perkes
"Administrator Announced," author, newspaper, and date unknown. Clip announces Marie Fuhriman Olsen as the administrator of The Retirement Inn at Old Rock Church in Providence, Utah
Photograph of the Old Rock Church in Providence, Utah
"A Place to come Home to", author unknown (probably Marie Fuhriman Olsen)
Deed for lot four on block five from plan A of Providence Townsite Survey containing 1 and 56/160 acres. The Old Rock Church is on this plot
"A Place to come Home to," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Article gives brief history of the Old Rock Church in Providence, Utah. It also relates time spend there with Lovisa Maughan Rayomnd
"A Place to come Home to," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Olsen tells her personal struggles of being the Administrator of The Retirement Inn
"A Place to come Home to," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Another draft of Olsen's experiences as Administrator of The Retirement Inn and with Lovisa Maughan Raymond
"And a Little Child shall Lead," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Another draft of Olsen's personal struggles of being the Administrator of The Retirement Inn
Untitled, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Describes the Providence Meeting Hall with details of its dimensions and additions through the years
"A Place to come Home to," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. Tells of the first men to stake out land in what is now Providence, Utah, in 1857
Application for admission for the Retirement Inn at Old Rock Church in Providence, Utah
Discusses selling of the Rock Church
A copy of the letter to Cliff Mayfield from the Mayor of Providence, Clyde Braegger
A copy of the letter to Clifford O. Mayfield from Melvin T. Smith, the Director and State Historic Preservation Officer. Letter notifies Mr. Mayfield that the Providence LDS Chapel and Meetinghouse was officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service
A copy of the nomination form filled out for the Providence LDS Chapel and Meetinghouse (the Old Rock Church)
Map shows location of Providence LDS Chapel and Meetinghouse within Providence, Utah
"A new use for historic Old Rock Church," by Marie Olsen.
"Church starts new life as retirement inn," author and newpspaper unknown. Article indicates that the Old Rock Church will become a retirement inn
"Retirement Inn," newspaper unknown
"'Sprucing up' 112 year old church," by Thaya Davis, newspaper unknown. Article highlights the remodeling work going into sprucing up the Old Rock Church to make it into a reception center
"Old Rock Church 'a place to come home to'," by Elaine R. Alder.
"How to grow old gracefully," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
Introduces the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
The Providence Pioneer 4-H Club list of members, leaders, and couples interviewed
Photocopied list of names and subjects for reports
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Judy Hendricks about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
Interview, by Marie Furhiman Olsen, with Todd Hendricks about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Todd Theurer about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Blake Rasmussen about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Billy Rinderknecht about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
Interview, by Lisa Theurer and Jolene Hendricks, with Preston and Cumorah Alder about energy and resource conservation
By Lisa Theurer and Jolene Hendricks about their interview with Preston and Cumorah Alder
By Billy and Jason Rinkerknecht about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Baer
Interview, by Blake Rasmussen and Kendall Hendricks, with Hazen and Larue Checketts about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Jake and Valene Fuhriman about the "Spotlight on Senior Americans" project
By Todd Theurer and Brady Rasmussen about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Fuhriman about energy and resource conservation
By Blake Rasmussen and Todd Theurer about their interviews with Chris Groll about the swine industry, and with Clyde Hirst, on March 15, 1797, about the chicken industry
By Judy Hendricks and Shane Hone about their interviews with Arthur and Connie Hammond and T. Ray and Edith Theurer about energy and resource conservation
By Carmelle Floyd about an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Heninger
By Russell and Todd Hendricks about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Janes
By Kendall Hendricks about an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jolley
Interview, by Ja Lee and Janet Hendricks, with Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Low about energy and resource conservation
By Billy and Jason Rinderknecht about an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra C. Lundahl about energy and resource conservation
By Laurie and Heidi Rinderknecht about an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mathews about beautification
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with A. Junior and Jane Nyman about their experience being interviewed by members of the 4-H Providence Pioneer Club
Interview, by Laurie and Heidi Rinderknecht, with A. Junior and Jane Nyman about energy and resource conservation. Interview conducted by Laurie and Heidi Rinderknecht
By Kirk and Brad Theurer about an interview with Mr. and Mrs. O.J. Rinderknecht about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with Owen and Ludene Speth about their experience being interviewed by members of the 4-H Providence Pioneer Club
By Ja Lee and Janet Hendricks about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Own Speth about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Ja Lee and Janet Hendricks, with Mr. and Mrs. Own Speth about energy and resource conservation
By Lisa Theurer and Jolene Hendricks about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sorensen about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Judy Hendricks and Shane Hone, about their interview with T. Ray and Edith Theurer about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Marie Furhiman Olsen, with Mr. and Mrs. Max Thatcher about their experience being interviewed by members of the 4-H Providence Pioneer Club
Interview, by Kirk and Brad Theurer, with Mr. and Mrs. Max Thatcher about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Marie Furhiman Olsen, with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ward about their experience being interviewed by members of the 4-H Providence Pioneer Club
By Brady Rasmussen and Todd Theurer about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ward about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Brady Rasmussen and Todd Theurer, with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ward about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Holly Hendricks and Carmelle Floyd, with Wayne and Doris Wilcox about energy and resource conservation
By Russell and Todd Hendricks about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zollinger about energy and resource conservation
By Billy and Jason Rinderknecht about their interview with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lundahl about energy and resource conservation
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with President Emeritus Daryl Chase. This oral history was part of an oral history project through the History Department at Utah State University
Interview, by Marie Fuhriman Olsen, with President Emeritus Daryl Chase. This oral history is a continuation of an oral history project through the History Department at Utah State University
Side 1 Richard Simmons and Elsie Hubbard
Chapter 7, "The Deseret News--And the Rest of the Story" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Chapter 8, "Power of Patriarchal Blessings" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Chapter 9, "A Celestial Marriage" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Chapter 2, "Of Noble Heritage" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Chapter 3, "Childhood Memories" by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
Chapter 4, "Stories" as written and recorded by Elsie Hubbard
For the families of Charles Willard Hubbard and Elsie Jane Dalton. Also includes a record of their marriage and children
Of Elsie Jane Dalton Hubbard
Signed statement by Elsie Jane Dalton Hubbard detailing birth date. Document also includes baptism date and confirmation date into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Photocopy of marriage license of Charles Willard Hubbard and Elsie Jane Dalton
Photocopy of Elsie Hubbard's Patriarchal Blessing, given to her by James W. Hubbard, her father-in-law
Photocopy of a photograph of Charles W. Hubbard and Elsie Hubbard for their 60th wedding anniversary
"My Husband," by Elsie Hubbard
Section of a larger work by Marie Furhiman Olsen detailing the celebration of Charles' and Elsie's 90th birthdays. Also contains a poem "He's Ninety-Two," by Elsie Hubbard
"A Continuation of Mother's Life Story," author unknown. Is a brief retelling of moments in the lives of Charles and Elsie Hubbard through the eyes of one of their children
Four letters (with various dates) to Elsie Hubbard from school children
From Marie Furhiman Olsen to
From Ginger Bridges, Associate Producer of
Two Photographs of Elsie Hubbard as a special guest on
To Marie Fuhriman Olsen from Jay A. Parry regarding her manuscript about Elsie Hubbard submitted to the
"Young Mother Hubbard," by Marie Furhiman Olsen; some include Elsie Hubbard's poetry, 6 versions (not chronological)
Epilogue for Elsie's life story written by Marie Furhiman Olsen and Elsie Hubbard
To Marie Fuhriman Olsen from Jay M. Todd, Managing Editor for the
Photo of Eldon K. Linschoten, LDS Photographer, Elsie Dalton Hubbard, and Marie Furhiman Olsen
To Marie Furhiman Olsen from Harold Frey concerning her request for extra photographs from her articles published in the
"Young Mother Hubbard," by Marie Furhiman Olsen. Published in the LDS church's
To Karen Scott from Marie Fuhriman Olsen concerning photographs and an article written about Elsie Hubbard
"Here they are Pioneer Queens," by Sheree Josephson.
From S.E. Needham, Jewler. Record of a "mother's pin" Marie F. Olsen purchased for Elsie Hubbard
Of Elsie Hubbard and family circle pin (photographer unknown)
"Utah people, etc.," author unknown.
Newspaper unknown. The award-winning photograph of Elsie Hubbard taken by Marie F. Olsen
"Elsie Hubbard is 94 and going strong," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
"Birthdays," author and newspaper unknown. Clip honors Elsie Hubbard's 102nd birthday
"Birthdays," author and newspaper unknown. Clip honors Elsie Hubbard's 104th birthday
"Elsie Hubbard," author and newspaper unknown. Obituary for Elsie Jane Dalton Hubbard
Elsie Jane Dalton Hubbard
"Great men raised up," "The divine destiny," author(s) unknown.
"Hubbard's 95th," author and newspaper unknown. Clip honors Elsie Hubbard's 95th birthday
Three photographs at Elsie Hubbard's 95th open house
Two photographs of Elsie Hubbard
Twenty-four slides of Elsie Hubbard taken by the
Negatives of Elsie Hubbard and her exercise trampoline
Newspaper, photographer, and date unknown. Photograph of Elsie Hubbard on her exercise trampoline
Letter from Marie Furhiman Olsen to Joseph Mellon concerning her submission of poetry on behalf of Elsie Hubbard
"A Beautiful Brooch," by Elsie Hubbard
Untitled, author unknown
"Younger than We," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Elsie," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen
"Poetry," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
Author unknown (probably Elsie Hubbard). Entry includes a list of all the places Elsie has talked or entertained from 1980-1984
Pioneer Reflections: "The Moving of the Privy" and "Bear Story," by Elise Jane Dalton Hubbard,
To President Ronald Regan, from Elsie Hubbard.
"Richard Simmons," "I can hardly wait," "Dear Friend Marie," "Portraits of the Past," "He's Ninety-two." "Our Ancestors," (2 copies), "Old Things," "Hot Days in the Hospital," "Relief Society Teaching Today," "Elva, Friend and Neighbor," "Beloved Friend Ruth," "Wild Lilies," "Tell Me," "Farm Life," "My Mother."
"A Most Embarrassing Moment," and "My dear friend Margaret," by Elise Hubbard.
Letter to Pat Braegger (C/O Marie F. Olsen) from Ensign Magazine.
"But Faith, family, and friends helped us overcome our handicaps,"
"Wheeling together twenty-five years," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
"A Trip to remember," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen.
"Clyde Braegger Funeral," by Randy Bott.
"A lamp unto their feet: Unfinished love story," by Marie F. Olsen; read at Clyde's funeral: 18 April 1989 and Pat's funeral: 6 November 1993.
"Valley Portrait: Clyde and Pat Braegger,"
Patricia Johnson Braegger, by Marie F. Olsen.
Clyde Freank Braegger, by Marie F. Olsen.
Joseph Christian Jacobsen, by Marie F. Olsen.
Joseph Christian Jacobsen.
"If at first you lose a mate: Try, try, again," by Marie Fuhriman Olsen. 2 copies