PLAIN CITY BRANCH
OFFICERS
1859 1877
Submitted by Roxy
Heslop
PRESIDING ELDERS
William W. Raymond 1859 1863
John Carver 1863 1866
William W. Raymond 1866 1870
Lewis W. Shurtliff 1870 1877
FIRST COUNSELORS
Daniel Collet 1859 1866
John Carver 1866 1877
SECOND COUNSELORS
Jeppe G. Folkman 1859 1872
John Spiers 1872 1877
CLERKS
John Spiers 1859 1872
William W. McGuire 1872 1877
PLAIN CITY WARD
OFFICERS 1877 1977
BISHOPS
Lewis W. Shurtleff 1877 1883
George W. Bramwell 1883 1906
Henry J. Garner 1906 1910
Henry T. Maw 1910 1913
Gilbert Thatcher 1913
1929
Wilmer J. Maw 1920 1926
George A. Palmer 1926
1936
Charles L. Heslop 1936
1944
Elvin H. Maw 1944 1949
George F Knight 1949 1953
Merrill Jenkins 1953
1959
Lyman Cook 1959 1964
Wayne W. Cottle 1964
1971
Kent Jenkins 1971
PLAIN CITY I WARD
FIRST COUNSELORS
John Spiers 1877 1895
Abraham Maw 1895 1901
Peter C. Green 1991
1903
Henry J. Garner 1993
1906
Peter M. Folkman 1906
1919
James L. Robson 1919
1920
George A. Palmer 1929
1926
Elvin H. Maw 1926 1936
Gordon F. Thompson 1936
1944
L. Rulon Jenkins 1944
1949
Leslie T. Maw 1949 1953
Elmer Ericson 1953 1956
Rulon Chugg 1956 1959
Thad Carlson 1959 1960
Carl Lund 1960 1964
A. Lew Jenkins 1964
1966
Darwin J. Taylor 1966
1971
G. Earl Thompson 1971
1972
Gary Jackson 1974
SECOND COUNSELORS
Peter C. Green 1877
1901
Samuel P. Draney 1901
1903
Peter M. Folkman 1903
1906
Peter P. Green 1906
1907
William G. Rhead 1907
1910
Willard C. Carver 1910
1913
Marion Knight 1913 1914
William England, Jr. 1914
1920
Elvin H. Maw 1920 1926
Thomas Jenkins 1926
1936
Abraham E. Maw 1936
1944
Fred L. Singleton 1944
1946
Llewellyn Hipwell 1946
1949
Howard Hadley 1949 1953
William Searcy 1953
1955
Rulon Chugg 1955 1956
LeRoy P. Folkman 1956
1959
Kent Jenkins 1959 1964
Delmar L. Tanner 1954
1969
Blaine R. Jensen 1969
1971
Steven Miller 1971 1974
Gary Jackson 1972 1974
Jerry Bradford 1974
WARD CLERKS
William McGuire 1877
1887
George Carver 1887 1890
Peter C. Green 1890
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William Kenley 1903
1907
William A. Kerr 1907
1914
William H. Heslop 1914
1936
LeRoy P. Folkman 1936
1942
Fred L. Singleton 1942
1944
Walter Moyes 1944 1947
A. Lew Jenkins 1947
1951
Herbert E. Barnes 1951
1953
Blair Simpson 1953 1957
Glen A. Charlton 1953
1959
Kent Jenkins 1957 1959
Willard Wayment 1953
1959
Harold Hadley 1959
Wayne Skeen 1959 1965
Vernon Smith 1964 1965
Robert Wade 1965
Clair Truscott 1965
1971
PLAIN CITY SECOND WARD
Created June 12, 1960
BISHOP
Rulon Chugg 1960 1965
Orlo S. Maw 1965 1971
Kent Calvert 1971 1974
Robert Sharp 1974
FIRST COUNSELORS
Jay Taggart 1960 1963
A. Glen Charlton 1963
1965
Gaylen Hansen 1965 1966
Kent Calvert 1966 1971
Robert Sharp 1971 1974
Rodney Roper 1974
SECOND COUNSELORS
A. Glen Charlton 1960
1963
LeRoy Folkman 1963 1965
Denton Hall 1965 1971
Donald Skeen 1971 1974
John Stevens 1974
CLERKS
Walter loyes 1960 1965
Lewis Moyes 1965 1974
R. John Maw 1974 1976
Duane Bullock 1976
PLAIN CITY THIRD WARD
Created June 23, 1974
BISHOPS
Kent Calvert 1974
FIRST COUNSELORS
David Petersen 1974
1976
Layne Thompson 1976
SECOND COUNSELORS
Robert Lewis 1974 1976
F. LeRoy Williams 1976
CLERKS
Keith Hamp 1974
HISTORY OF PLAIN CITY RECREATION HALL
Pioneer settlers of
the early communities loved to dance. Plain City residents began dancing on
bare dirt floors four months after arriving here. Later, they danced in homes
and school houses.
One school house was
an adobe building on the south side of the square. Local talent was used for
the music and entertainment.
An amusement hall,
where dances were held, was located between the Leah Penman home and the George
Weatherston home, where Lynn Folkman's home now stands. It faced west, with a
raised stage in the west end. This property was deeded to the L.D.S. Church in
December, 1906.
An Act of Congress,
dated April 24, 1820, entitled "An act making further provision for the
sale of public lands, etc.," Utah Territory, U.S.A., signed by President
Ulysses S. Grants gave a tract of land 640 acres for the town-site of Plain
City.
Some of this property
was deeded to Charles Weatherston December 9, 1898. Mr. Weatherston deeded a
lot to the Church when George W. Bramwell was Bishop.
The recreation hall
was destroyed by fire before 1912. Since then, the property has been deeded
back to Weatherstons.
An open air dance hall
was built just west of the present L.D.S. Chapel in 1925. It was a community
landmark and had an extra special dance floor. Later! it was closed in so it
could be enjoyed in the winter months.
The Church Center had
just been completely remodeled on the inside, including a basketball court, a
beautiful modern kitchen, and other features, when it was destroyed by fire
April 22, 1967.