AT. HEAD OF PARADE sme Ogden Native, 93, * An | Pioneer Days Queen alert attractive and 95-| year-old Ogden native has been| =. named the 1963 Pioneer Days! |. Ct ee ee) ee pee oe ee eases ‘77 ee we ts eee @ vole etn oe ne 0 8 bb 8 ee Ga e610- 0 018 Oren One oslo ee ae OT bol eerste etree ale eres terere ete e te etees eeeeenee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee ee OPO eee eee hee Cea rae eORASS SOAR OH PPC eRe eee eee eee woe te ete ete ee ete ete ete a be 2 et 6b eet et gs ee 6 eo 6 ap Ae 6 owen nie o's en 6 s'b 0 ec os 0 oe c's 00's Mp ele 's 4 a.e st 086s ee ee ee et ee OO ee et ee a ee es Oe ee ee oe eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee ee et eas errr nh eae eee Oe OOOO Oe eee eee ee ena’ ete ete eee ete ee ate ec ete a a a ate ets te ete ee ete tn ees ee en etn a erat ene ese ta ate ete tate a ss lee ete ates a” Queen. ; +e 0 8 @ 0 @ eos ese ‘gee a e*e es “eevee oneeaeee eeee ne She is Mrs. Rachel M. Jen-| | sen, named by the Weber Coun-| ©: ty Daughters of Utah Pioneers| | 'o*e 4’ ae to the honored position. Mrs. Jensen fe ete deere *s will be in the : e'e's 27 8 7 ovate’e . . tetera 8” +4 eee eee + 4 eo vee se eee eee forefront of the July 24 Pioneer | =: Days Parade, riding in an open| ®: automobile. She was born SES *¢ ev e"e's ae se set weenertatetatatstabadct 4 larerecenecerecte# meeeacee in a home at ore “ea etnies a 'e od po oe oe b's 4 ete nib sto ere kee 2 e 6 980 eee en sratetetetntetaretbtstnte a ete nreceacetetatetetvsmynrel¢eratplsrerscsle sterols elevate erpeaterespte Cote t eran etek tee Do Cera etk ebb bras ere eteta se bt eared Ff * eee ee eee ewes eeeereaneaeenereneaereeeeeaee *e@ee eee eeeteae 26th and Washington in 1868. | = | Mrs. Jensen was the daugh-| = ter of Charles F. Middleton, | 2 who came to Ogden in 1850 ee ge0 00 0 8 geyee OG ey ok) a 8ee 6 a 6 ae eo ee ee Ae 6 8 96 8 6te 8 Gb yo 6h 0 cy « SRC «14 0Che ee© 4+ee oe RD we ee ae Oe oo 0 0s gp EEE + 3 >Ok 6 6 a 4ee 2 aee ee we os 8seg ee 6 os 6 es ee ee © 8ee 6 + +66to +OP when there were only four log|} cabins in Washington the block around eee eee eee Meeeee fteeoe ee oe ©) 4.8 6% "eee e *eee see @ eee ss 7 — . oferta ‘se “eene “ene eeene se ee +e ee and 26th. 0 . MPT om op ee cere eee e eee teehee —. Mr. Middleton was the editor : | as “ a of the Ogden newspaper at that | (ee ew time. C. J. Jensen, a school teacher, visited Mr. Middleton for information to aid with a book he was writing, and ‘Midleton’s:: daughter met Mr. op eee) en ee GRE Oe 6 0 8 o 6 ew 4 oo wo 8 a oe oo 6s +s Db oe a ae eS + ee sl ng et 8 88" aeoOe 8 6 6 s+ 6 + 6 eo © © 6 ee 6 2 8 6 4 6 «6 BED 6 aes a + acow es«9g5 « Me ee RL ©ea ee 0.8 eee ee8 ww ee 8 ee +ME ee Eebys”, ew te a ap 8 8 ee eo ew 6080 8 8ee + 6 MO eas te PP Tea ENE ee a ce ow og aie 06 0 6 6 6e680 66s 6 6 064 0 6a 64s one", ee ee ae we ee a ae ee ee Ns’ a eee eee + 0 8's ees We eemeee ea st eealee eee aoes «pte * 6 6 0 2s 6 ree gy a glee aee a eenee a eeee es SO oeOO > eee |”. 6 eee as esPiMotes 0Oe ean ete eaaeee eee a ee a sean eleyn nee oo6© ©0 oo00c 8 = ee 0 eaos 0's Me Seeeee aan 0 0° p's ne aS RACHE rr Chosen Se ae for Honor Rachel: to~so.many boards I feel like They were married. a splinter.” =~” as Mrs. Jensen has given help Mrs. Jensen, born before the in many Pioneer Days celebra- coming of the railroad, is one tions and has served with the of the few: surviving pioneers Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Ogden’s early: history and through the terms of 23 presi- is believed to be the only liv‘dents. ing .charter member of the She said, “I’ve been elected DUP. ea