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Ashton, Wendell Jeremy was born on October 31, 1912 in Salt Lake City. Son of Marvin Owen and Rae (Jeremy) Ashton.
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Collection of 48 short essays on many aspects of life. The material for the book is taken from the editorials found monthly on the back cover of The Instructor magazine. Full of inspiration for you own life. Marvelous material for talks, lessons, firesides, and day-to-day conversation.
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The Deseret News is a newspaper published in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, and is Utah's oldest continuously published daily newspaper. It has the second largest daily circulation in the state behind The Salt Lake Tribune. The Deseret News is owned by Deseret News Publishing Company, a subsidiary of Deseret Management Corporation, which is a for-profit business holdings company owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Deseret News was first published on 15 June 1850. It was named Deseret News because it was the voice of the then State of Deseret. Originally a weekly paper, the Deseret News became a semi-weekly in October 1865, and was named the Deseret Evening News. That title reverted in 1920 to Deseret News. The paper began publishing as an afternoon daily in 1922 and included its first Sunday edition. Here is their story.
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Ashton, Wendell Jeremy was born on October 31, 1912 in Salt Lake City. Son of Marvin Owen and Rae (Jeremy) Ashton.
Bachelor of Science magna cum laude, University Utah, 1933. Doctor of Laws, Westminster College, 1980.
Reporter, Salt Lake City Telegram, 1931-1934; associate editor, Millennial Star, London, England., 1935-1936; salesman for building materials company, 1936-1942; general secretary, Sunday Schools, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1942-1946; managing editor, Deseret News, Salt Lake City, 1947-1948; vice president, Gillham Advertising, Inc., Salt Lake City, 1951-1972; managing director public communications, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1972-1977; public, Deseret News Public Company, Salt Lake City, 1978-1995. Partner Oneida Investment Company, 1952-1995. Chairman of the Board Salt Lake branch Federal Reserve Bank San Francisco, 1979-1995.
(The Deseret News is a newspaper published in Salt Lake Ci...)
(Collection of 48 short essays on many aspects of life. Th...)
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The hope of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and the purpose of life on this earth is to teach people and prepare them that everybody, along with their families, might live with Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ eternally.
President, chief executive officer Utah Symphony, 1966-1995. President Sons Utah Pioneers, 1946-1947. Chairman Utah Cancer Crusade, 1964.
Vice president Great Salt Lake council Boy Scouts American, 1957-1960. Vice chairman Utah Bicentennial Commission for American's Indiana, 1972-1995. State advisory committee Citizens for Better Utah, 1968-1995.
Member Utah Travel Commission, 1975-1995. Board governors Doctor of Science Hospital, 1975-1995, Stevens Henager College, 1957-1972, Deseret Utah Art Foundation, 1974-1995. Advisory board department journalism University Utah, 1967-1995.
Member national advisory board Brigham Young University College Business, 1972-1995. Executive committee Utahns Against Pornography, 1976-1995. Board directors Newspaper Agency Corporation.
Member Salt Lake Area Chamber of Chamber (board governors 1976-1979, 1st vice president, president 1978-1979), Sigma Nu (Utah Hall of Fame 1976).
Son of Marvin Owen and Rae (Jeremy) A. M. Marian Reynolds, April 24, 1940 (deceased March 1963). Children: Wendy Jane (Mistress Neil Christiansen), Susan, Ellen (Mistress J. Robert Van Orman), Marged, Owen, Kay.
M. Belva Barlow, June 26, 1964. 1 daughter, Allyson Louise.