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50th Anniversary Celebration Agenda
Agenda of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Settlement of Plain City
The citizens of Plain City met in the LDS Church on March 17, 1909, at 10 am to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the settlement of Plain City.
Masters of the Ceremony
- Bishop Henry J. Garner
- Josiah B Carver
- James L. Robson
Singing by the Choir
- Let the Mountains Shout for Joy Fred Kenley directing, Bertha Robson, Organist.
Prayer
- Alonzo Knight
Ladies Quartet
- Ruby Ipson
- Pearl Taylor
- Jessie Kenley
- Sylvia Richardson
Speech of Welcome
- Bishop Henry J. Garner
Speech
- Pioneer, John Carver
Song
- Evelyn Harding Christensen
Recitation
- Martha Hansen
Speech
- Lewis W Shurtliff, First Bishop of Plain City
Song
- Willard Lund
Reading of a Poem
- Peter M. Folkman, composed by David Booth
Speech
- George W Bramwell
- Past Bishop Josiah B. Carver announced that today work began on the railroad for Plain City.
Song
- Ruby Ipsen
Humorous Speech
- Charles H. Greenwell of Ogden
Singing by the Choir
Prayer
- Charles Weatherston
All of the people went to the Adobe Hall for the banquet, the first day for the old people, and the second day for the children. About 1000 people were fed.
The following is a list of living pioneers:
- John Carver
- Christopher O. Folkman
- Jens P. Folkman
- Charles Neal
- Lyman Skeen
- Caroline Skeen
- Susanne Booth
- George P. Folkman
- William L. Stewart
- Mrs. Thomas Singleton
- Mrs. William Sharp
- Mile R. Sharp
- George H. Carver
- Minnie Carver Geddes
- Victoria Musgrave
- Alonzo Knight
- Catherine Knight
- William Knight
- Isabell Draney Bramwell
- John K. Spiers
- Edwin Dix
- Winfield A. Spiers
- Emma (Singleton) Richardson
- William Van Dyke
Present at this celebration.