Mormon Battalion

Mormon Battalion to hold meeting

ROY -- Frank C. Martinez IV will be speaking at the Mormon Battalion Association meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Roy Branch of the Weber County Library.

Martinez has been an historical interpreter of Spanish Colonial history for 15 years. He speaks on Spanish and Mexican involvement in the United States history.

The meeting is free and open to everyone. For more information call, Commander Clark Olsen, 801-525-0227 or Roselyn Slade, 801-544-3835.

Mormon Battalion meeting scheduled

ROY — The Mormon Battalion Association will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, at the Roy Branch of the Weber County Library in the large auditorium. This association has members from both Weber and Davis Counties.

Mormon Battalion to meet this week

ROY — Mormon Battalion Company C will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the large auditorium of the Southwest Branch of the Weber County Library, 1950 W. 4800 South, in Roy.

Date change for Mormon Battalion meeting

ROY -- The Mormon Battalion Company C will be meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20, in the Roy Branch of the Weber County Library in the large auditorium.

This is a change from the meeting usually held on the fourth Thursday of the month. Because of a conflict at the library the meetings for both September and October will be held on the third Thursday.

Free talk to look at Nauvoo, Battalion

OGDEN -- The Ogden Family History Center will host a talk on "History of Nauvoo 1840s, the Mormon Battalion and Settlement of the Great Basin" at 10 a.m. Saturday at the center, 539 24th St.

The keynote speaker will be Dr. Richard Sadler, professor of history at Weber State University and co-author of "Ogden, Junction City" and other works. His talk is free.

Following the talk, two workshops will be held, one on finding your ancestors who lived in Nauvoo and another on the Mormon Battalion's help in settling the Ogden area.

NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner
Kevin Mark demonstrates how to make a felt cowboy hat at his home shop in Hooper on Wednesday.

Hooper man one of few who custom-design cowboy hats

HOOPER -- Making custom-designed felt hats is a dying art. But a Hooper man is keeping it alive in a workshop in his backyard.

Kevin Mark says he is one of only two master cowboy hatters in Utah and one of only about 40 left in the United States. He has made hundreds of hats, hand-crafted in the way of the West.

He considers himself a cowboy at heart with the Utah heritage to prove it.

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