Joseph Pierce STOCK

                      NOTE REFER TO STOCK AND OR COUSIN FILE FOR ALL FAMILY DATA.

NOTES:
1.  LaPriel and her brother Glen were married the same day in the Salt lake Temple.  Joseph F. Smith married them.
2.  LaPriel was:
      7 Jun 1903- blessed by J.W.E. Stock
      1 Jul 1911- Baptized by Henry Edwin Howell Jr.
      2 Jul 1911- Confirmed by Henry E. Howell Sr.
3.  Moved to Ogden 4th Ward.
4.  Burried:  Valley View Memorial Cemetery, Granger, Salt Lake, Utah

BIOGRAPHY: HISTORICAL NOTES BY LAPRIEL.
        Chosen organist in Primary - Ora Stock pres, set apart by Chas. C. Shirley    9 Mar 1917 Religion class teacher- 1921.   LaPriel graduated with honors from Fielding Academy.  She gave the valedictory address- she was editor of the school paper "The Search Light" and on the dabators team.  She went with Miss Colling and Tracy Shepherd to Rexburg to debate- 1921.   Attended summer school at Ricks College- 1921   Taught 1,2,3,4, grades at Fish Haven, ID during the school year 1921-22.   Attended Weber College at Ogden  1921-23.  Tonsils removed at Paris, Idaho by Dr. Pugmire of Ogden - Aug 1924.   Taught school at Bacchus, Ut- Granite District. grades 1,2,3- (Principal teacher) 1923-24.   Taught school at Garfield, Ut- Granite Dist. 3rd grade - (Nina Hadley taught there also- W. F. Bailey, Principal - 1924-25.   Taught 3rd grade at Garfield  1925-26-27.   Taught kindergarten class in Garfield Sunday School 1924-25.   Taught Theological class in Garfield Sunday School- 1925-26.   Taught Junior girls class in Garfield Y.L.M.I.A.- 1926-27.   Farrell was gen ward chairman - 1928-29.   Taught slow learners 1/2 day at the Garfield School - 1939.   At the age of 44 LaPriel graduated from the University of Utah with a B.S. Degree Aug 1947.   The Oquirrh Stake Board Relief Society Social Science Leadear- Sister Thorgensen was president- then Phoebe Ridd.   Oquirrh Stake Sunday School Board.   Oquirrh Stake Y.L.M.I.A. Board (Special Interest Leader) - Sarah Bowen, pres.   Mina Anderson, Gladys Robison- after 1947 when we lived in Garfield & Magna Special Interest teacher in Garfield Ward MIA- before & during the time I was on Stake Board- when we lived on 17th & 19th ave.
       LaPriel graduated from the Fielding Academy in Paris, Idaho as valedictorian.  She attended Rexburg College during the summer of 1921 and obtained a Idaho Teachers Certificate.  She taught school, the first four grades, at Fish Haven during 1921-22.  The following year LaPriel attended Weber College in Ogden and obtained a Utah Teachers Certificate.  She obtained a teaching position with the Granite School District and taught at Bacchus and then transferred to Garfield where she taught three years.  LaPriel attended the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan, Utah during the summer of these three years.  This started a life of teaching in the public schools.  For the school year of 1938-39 LaPriel taught remedial reading and math work for the 5th and 6th grades. In 1944 with all of her children in grade school LaPriel returned to full time teaching.  Desiring to be a better teacher she registered for correspondence courses during the winter quarter and full time during the summer quarters.  LaPriel graduated from the University of Utah in August of 1947.  When LaPriel graduated she doubled her teaching salary.
       At Garfield she met Farrell John Roberts who was working at the "American Smelter and Refining Company".  Farrell was from Kanosh and Leamington, Millard, Utah.  His opportunity for education had been limited.  He had worked as a cook and at other jobs.  He obtained a job at the "Smelter," about 1923, and after several years was able to apprentice as a machinist.  Farrell  had exceptional tallents in his chosen field.
       Farrell and LaPriel were married on June 1, 1927 by Joseph Fielding Smith in the Salt Lake Temple.  Her brother Glenn was married on the same day right after her in the Salt Lake Temple also by Joseph Fielding Smith.
       In 1939 Farrell built "Park Inn," a hamburger stand by the Garfield ball park.  The family called it "the stand."  A good sandwich and short order busines was generated.  They sold the stand May 1, 1944.  In the summer  of 1942 Farrell quit working at the smelter after 19 years.  He immediately went to work for Kennecott Copper and initially was assigned to the machine shop at the Arthur Mill.  As the years passed Farrell worked aksi at the Kennecott Power Plant, located at the Magna Mill, and the Refinery when it was built about 1950/51.
       LaPriel and Farrell started married life together in Garfield, Utah and lived there for twenty-six years.  In 1950 they bought property in Magna, Utah.  In 1952 Farrell started to build the home that they lived in the rest of their lives together. They were both involved in genealogical research.  LaPriel was the "Stock Family" genealogical representative for twenty years.  She worked hard to bring order to the family genealogical effort and directed the research effort during those years.  They served a mission to the Southern States from October 1968 to August 1969.
       In 1977 LaPriel and Farrell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their children and grandchildren around them.  Their health was not good.  Farrell died on February 3, 1981, and LaPriel passed away on
April 23, 1987.

HISTORICAL NOTES BY LAPRIEL.
   Chosen organist in Primary - Ora Stock pres, set apart by Chas. C. Shirley
     9 Mar 1917 Religion class teacher- 1921
   LaPriel graduated with honors from Fielding Academy.  She gave the valedictory address- she was editor of the school paper "The Search Light" and on the dabators team.  She went with Miss Colling and Tracy Shepherd to Rexburg to debate- 1921
   Attended summer school at Ricks College- 1921
   Taught 1,2,3,4, grades at Fish Haven, ID during the school year 1921-22
   Attended Weber College at Ogden  1921-23
   Tonsils removed at Paris, Idaho by Dr. Pugmire of Ogden - Aug 1924
   Taught school at Bacchus, Ut- Granite District. grades 1,2,3- (Principal teacher)    1923-24
   Taught school at Garfield, Ut- Granite Dist. 3rd grade - (Nina Hadley taught there also- W. F. Bailey, Principal - 1924-25.
   Taught 3rd grade at Garfield  1925-26-27
   Taught kindergarten class in Garfield Sunday School 1924-25
   Taught Theological class in Garfield Sunday School- 1925-26
   Taught Junior girls class in Garfield Y.L.M.I.A.- 1926-27
   Farrell was gen ward chairman - 1928-29
   Taught slow learners 1/2 day at the Garfield School - 1939
   At the age of 44 LaPriel graduated from the University of Utah with a B.S. Degree  Aug 1947
   The Oquirrh Stake Board Relief Society Social Science Leadear- Sister Thorgensen was president- then Phoebe Ridd.
   Oquirrh Stake Sunday School Board
   Oquirrh Stake Y.L.M.I.A. Board (Special Interest Leader) - Sarah Bowen, Pres Mina Anderson, Gladys Robison- after 1947 when we lived in Garfield & Magna Special Interest teacher in Garfield Ward MIA- before & during the time I was on Stake Board- when we lived on 17th & 19th ave.