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with displays from all over the world. elPARTY TO MARKWEDDING DATEMr. and Mrs. Ezra B. Jones Will CelebrateGolden AnniversaryMarried 50 years, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra B. .Tones, of 530 North First West street, will be honored with agolden wedding an-niversary xecep-tion Wednesday. J||-i During the after- § noon they will be| guests at a din her ” at their home and in the evening will , be honored at a reception at the Twenty-fourth L.D. S. ward amusement hall. A mock ’wedding, with their grandchil-£ren. participating, i ii __ :• I'•4Viwill be the main of the rp.*featureceptlon program. Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jones were married May 23, 1884, in the old Salt Lake L. D. S. endowment house. After their marriage, they made their home in Milbum, Sanpete county, where Mr. Jones engaged in farming, mining and the mercantile and timber businessesuntil 1028, when the couple moved to Salt Lake.Mr. Jones was WMmmm^ovn in Provo, % March 29, 1856, a ;|son of James N. and j;Sarah Ann Mal-|Ierny Jones, His ^parents joined the L. D. S. church in jOhio shortly after . _|its organization. «:|Mr. Jones’ father plater became one of Joseph Smith's ■bodyguards. Mr. Ijoncs, with his parents, crossed the plains with the Robert Caldwell company and ar-Mr. Jones rived in Salt Lake ir-*in the early 50’s. The family later Amoved to Provo and then to Fairview, 'C-.where Mr. Jones’ father built the first »t-'house and served as the first L. D S. bishop.Mrs. Jones, a daughter of^Thomas J. and Missouri J. Owens Houskeep-[■C-.cr, was born in Fairview, November :y*4, 1865. Her parents joined the L. D. ~^S. church in the early 50’s, and crossed •»»—the plains with an early pioneer com-^■pany settling in Fairview. Her father ..^served as a minute man in the Black ■%Hawk Indian war.Mr. and Mrs. Jones are the parents -■of 12 sons and daughters, eight of .whom are living. They are: Thomas m*-r N. Jones, Mrs. W. E. Stephens, Mrs. '-^•Leland C. Duerden, Mrs. Joseph E. ^Nelson, Mrs. J. Samuel Nelson, Mrs.Charles A. Turner and Mrs. Allen R.; “'Rogers of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Einar ..'..^Abrams of Salem, Ore. They also have 25 grandchildren.aI1SENTENCED TO PRISON•; Charles Hinojosa, recently convlct-L.ed of q statutory offense against a 6-year-old Salt Lake girl, was sentenced serve a term of not to exceed five v- years when he appeared Saturday be-■ ’-'fore DistricL Judge James W. Mc-Kinney.■■'■'• The complaint charges the offense took place April 22.nsS3D;pchiCish« -K'MERCHANT LBAVKSFrStcoS.sa:beauaf:
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Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Sun, May 20, 1934
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