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Mrs. Betty J. Cook
No full textPhotograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Mrs. Betty J. Cook, center, and Mrs. Dorothy Deardorff.
Report : Petition of J. Cook
Full text linkReport : Petition of J. Cook. [2176] Chippewa (Pillager band) depredations of 1872 in Minnesota
Report : Petition of J. Cook
No full text48-1Indian AffairsReport : Petition of J. Cook. [2176] Chippewa (Pillager band) depredations of 1872 in Minnesota.1884-18
Box 5, Neg. No. 1608: L. J. Cook
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of L. J. Cook - he is wearing a suit. L. J. Cook from St. John, Kansas ordered the photograph.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/1458/thumbnail.jp
The William J. Cook house (GCCS_CDR011_1)
No full textThe William J. Cook house, currently the Raida Kimber house, located in Grouse Creek, Utah. Grouse Creek Cultural Survey Site 37. One 35 mm. color slide
Frank J. Cook
No full textA public relations photo sheet featuring two of the same head and shoulders portraits of Frank J. Cook. This picture accompanies the following obituary which appeared in the February 8, 1971 Pacific Union Recorder:
Frank J. Cook, 55, auditor of the Southeastern California Conference, died January 21 at Riverside County Hospital. He had been serving as conference auditor for the past two years. Mr. Cook has been serving the church since 1945 when he became a literature evangelist for the Southern California Conference. The following year he was assistant Book and Bible House manager in Glendale. In 1953 he was called to be Book and Bible House manager for the Northern California Conference where he served three years. In 1957 he became assistant treasurer in that conference and then in 1960 he became Book and Bible House manager, the post he held until moving to Southeastern. He is survived by his widow, Elsie, and three children—Charlotte Rice, St. Helena, California; Charlene Wheeler, Fort Lewis, Washington; and Dan, North Shore, California; his mother, Mrs. H. M. Cook, Riverside; two sisters, Janita of Colorado and Martha of Okinawa; one brother, Joseph, Glendora; and one grandchild. Elder James Chase, Northern California president, officiated at the funeral service held in the Arlington Church. C. ELWYN PLATNER, Director, Public Relations
Frame shed on the William J. Cook house site (GCCS_CDR011_3)
No full textA frame shed on the William J. Cook house site in Grouse Creek, Utah. Grouse Creek Cultural Survey Site 37B. One 35 mm. color slide
Tie shed at the William J. Cook house site (GCCS_CDR011_4)
No full textA tie shed at the William J. Cook house site in Grouse Creek, Utah. Grouse Creek Cultural Survey Site 37C. One 35 mm. color slide
David J. Cook Oral History Interview
No full textInterview of David J. Cook by Jay Hammond and Verna Richardson regarding sheep camps; economic hardships through competition with larger, corporate livestock companies; smallpox scare; coming of telephone service; water problems; community band; schoolhouse replacement and other building changes; comparison of Indian and Mormon burial customs
Tie shed at the William J. Cook house site (GCCS_CDR011_5)
No full textA tie shed at the William J. Cook house site in Grouse Creek, Utah. Grouse Creek Cultural Survey Site 37D. One 35 mm. color slide
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