Oral history interview with Paul Hunsaker by Caryl Blanchard

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Title Oral history interview with Paul Hunsaker by Caryl Blanchard
Creator Hunsaker, Paul; Blanchard, Caryl
Publisher Utah Historical Society
Date 2009-09-29
Access Rights Utah Historical Society
Date Digital 2024-01-29
Spatial Coverage City of Honeyville, Box Elder County, Utah, United States https://www.geonames.org/7173635/city-of-honeyville.html
Subject Animal husbandry; Brothers; Chevrolet automobile; Children; City council members; Crystal Springs (Utah); Church buildings; Dairy farmers; Elementary schools; Fishing; Golden age; Horses; Hunting; Marriage; Mississippi River; Parents; Pontiac automobile; Post office buildings; Potato growers; Punctuality; Roller skating; Siblings; Snow; Sugar beet--Harvesting; Train stations; Utah State University; Western United States; Bear River (Utah-Idaho); Logan Temple (Utah); Box Elder High School (Brigham City, Utah); Honeyville (Utah)
Description Oral history interview by Caryl Blanchard with Paul Hunsaker. Topics include: A little personal background, including parents and siblings, Growing up with five brothers, Attending grade school in Honeyville and Box Elder High School in Brigham City, Studying animal husbandry for one year at Utah State University, Marriage and children, Using a horse to pull him up the hill to ski down, Farming, Picking apples in the family apple orchard, Changes in Honeyville since childhood, Fishing in the Bera River, Hiking to Blue Rock, Attending church, The huge amounts of snow in the winter of 1948-49, Getting his first car: a 1959 Chevy Impala, His first job at Honeyville Grain, The importance of being on time, Roller Skating and swimming at Crystal Springs, Serving on the Honeyville City Council, Boy Scouts, Making your own fun, Shooting his BB gun, Riding his horse bareback to visit friends, Participating in team roping and calf roping Rodeo events, Serving in the National Guard, Ranching in Wyoming, Working at Thiokol, Working in law enforcement, Serving in a Bishopric for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Divorce, Grandchildren, Retirement, and Camping and riding 4-wheelers in the mountains with family.
Collection Number and Name MSS B 1931 The Honeyville Heritage Oral Histories, 2009
Type Text; Sound
Genre oral histories (literary works)
Format application/pdf
Extent 11 leaves; 36:56
Language eng
Rights
Source MSS B 1931 The Honeyville Heritage Oral Histories, 2009
Scanning Technician Michelle Gollehon
Metadata Cataloger Amy Green Larsen
ARK ark:/87278/s63fwhf8
Setname dha_uhsoh
ID 2468016
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63fwhf8
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