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Here’s the outline/script for Kiddie Blythe Days. Thanks to all the adults for helping make it run smoothly. The House on 5th StreetA. RosebushesExplain: Grandpa Howard loved Grandma Ethel very much. When Grandpa Howard would come home after a long, hard day at work, he would stop by one of the rose bushes that lined the driveway, take out his pocketknife and cut off a rose. He would give the

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I know it’s kind of lame and could use lots of revisions. It was thrown together Saturday afternoon, afterall. Could probably use a couple of songs interspersed throughout, too. Whatever its imperfections and flaws, it’s a small attempt to honor the lives of some pretty remarkable and beloved people. Song: Battle Hymn of the ArnettsTune: Battle Hymn of the RepublicOur eyes have seen the growin'

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Did I mention there would be party games at the reunion? Yup, as per JLA's request there will be Pin the Tail on the A.S.S.

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Do you know who this is? Come to the HMA reunion and find out. Okay the caption sorta gives it away. But can you name the horse?

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(27 March 1885 - 22 January 1973)An interview with Fred Arnett, his son and Doris Arnett Whatcott, his daughter. My father was born in Missouri. I forget the town, December 8, 1856. His father, my grandfather, I believe came from Missouri, as far back as I know. I don't have the dates for his birth and death. My father's name was Ahijah Arnett. My grandfather's name was Thomas MacFarland Arnett.

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Friday, January 26, 1973Mesa 13th Ward Chapel2:00 P.M.CONDUCTING: BISHOP NEVIN PAYNE: Brothers and Sisters, friends, and family of Brother Arnett, on behalf of the family, the very deepest gratitude for the kindnesses which you have shown the family at this time. They are grateful, Brothers and Sisters, they recognize the kindness and consideration which you have shown at this time. And Sister

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Reminiscences by the Oldest Grandson Marvin Rex Arnett 1999When Annie Gale’s mother died in Snowflake, Arizona in 1914, Annie did as her mother on her death bed, told her to do. She went to live with her older married sisters. You see Annie was not only the youngest of Sarah Ann Thompson Gale’s children, but the youngest of all the children in the two wife family of James Gale. So as I recall,

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Hey loved ones! It’s time… for theHMA Family ReunionFor all descendants (and their spouses, natch) of Howard Marshall and Ethel Rose ArnettWhen: July 2-4, 2009Where: Orem, UtahJoin us for fun, laughter, reminiscing, and bondingItinerary includes (but not limited to):• A.S.S. Golf Tournament (call HB and reserve your spot now)• Badminton (HB says he can whip everyone’s butts)• BBQ (HB has a new

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Written by Carie Mae Wilkins McGrath, from the James Gale BookThe following history was written as dictated by James Gale, to the writer, in 1919, while we were living near him in Franklin, Arizona. He would come over to visit most every morning, just after the older children would leave for school, about the time I would nurse my baby, Ernest, before his morning nap. He would sit and tell the

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Jan1 Colby Shepherd (married to Wendy)2 Jaxson Shepherd (son of Stacey and Danny)7th Joseph (son of Dana and Ryan)10th Macy Tigner (daughter of Heidi and Fletcher)14th Cy (son of Heidi)14th Aiden Arnett (son of Anthony and Sarah)17th Josie Tigner (daughter of Heidi and Fletcher)20th Lindsay Anne Arnett26th Ty Murphy (son of Channy and Lee)27th Sydnee Nicole Arnett27th Alexis Joelle Arnett28th

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(16 May 1924 - 27 May 1989)I, Ethel Rose Clifford Arnett, was born in the springtime of the year. I've often wondered if the Lord let us choose our season of the year to come to this planet, which was to be our home during this phase of mortal existence. I've always liked the spring season. Anyway, it was a Spring Morning about 7:00 a.m.,May 16, 1924 that I first made my appearance here on earth

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I, Rose Mary Busby Clifford was born October 1, 1902 in St. David, Arizona. Aunt Rhoda Merrill, the midwife and Brother Peter A. Lofgreen the ‘doctor’ were the faithful assistants during the birth deliveries in those days. I was named after my Grandmother Rose Hannah Busby. My father Abe called me either Rosie or Hannah all his life, even today if my husband, Alfred calls me Rose instead of

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(Taken from Mother’s personal family records. I have no idea who wrote this life history)Clara Grove Goodman, the 7th child of William Nicholas Goodman and Margaret Ann Taylor, was born 8 February 1877 at Minersville, Beaver County, Utah. Her parents were 23 years old when they married at Salt Lake City. A year later Margaret Maria was born at Logan, Utah, and lived only about a year. Then

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Margaret Ann Taylor, daughter of George Edward Grove and Ann Wicks Taylor, was born June 20, 1841 in Spillsbury, Lincolnshire, England. When she was seven years of age, two missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints came to their city and held meetings which the Taylor family attended. They believed the doctrine that they were taught and were converted to their religion. Her

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Ann Wickes, Mother of Grandma Margaret Taylor Goodman(George Edward Grove Taylor was the father of Margaret Taylor Goodman who was the mother of Grandma Busby. Grandma Busby was the mother of Grandma Clifford and Grandma Clifford was the mother of Grandma Ethel. All clear?)George Edward Grove Taylor was born 5 June 1810, at Harefield, Middlesex, England. His father, Joseph Taylor, was christened

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