"Our camp at Smiths Fork Cokeville, Wyoming"
"Taken May 5, 1921"
"Norma 1914"
California, 1940's. Photo by Olive Astle.
Same day. They would stay at a camping place owned by the Booth family at Fish Haven.
Norma's family plus the Winegar family, house shown to the right, taken in front of the Woods Cross house. Nancy was a problem, though she was occasionally harnessed to a cart to pull family on wild rides. Norma would dash to the house door with Nancy in full charge, usually barely making it inside the door as Nancy butted the screen with a bang. Nancy was returned to the Winegars after she got into the Hatch basement through a coal chute, and ruined a 100 pound sack of sugar by eating some and, in Norma's words, "slobbering all over the rest so we had to throw it away."
Norma with Noal, 1917. Photo by Russ Hatch.
About 1922 on one of their camping trips. Photo by Russ Hatch, note the string being pulled.
Norma as a teenager in the 1930's. This would be in either Spanish Fork or Provo. Norma comments that these look like the shoes that ruined her feet walking to BYU!
Norma, Gwen, Mary, and Russ.
Gwen, Norma, Noal, Eph, and Russ.
Back row: Keith, Brad, Norma, Harmon, Noal. Front row: Russ, Gwen, Eph. Provo, 1934. Harmon was working at the Pearson Photo Studio upstairs in the old Knight Building on University Avenue and Center Street, and had this portrait taken of his family.
Woods Cross house, 2003. Photo by Verena Blackburn.
Woods Cross orchard, about 1921, with Norma, Ephraim, Gwendolyn, Noal, and chicken friends.
Gwendolyn hired a woman to make this dress for Norma, which excited Norma very much. However, when picture-taking time arrived she was not happy about holding a silly parasol.
Sisters Mary and Gwen with children. From left: Mary, Leroy, Norma, Richard Keith, Bradford, Harmon, Noal, and Gwendolyn.
On January 11, 2006, Norma, Jay, and Naoma visited the house at Woods Cross. Some remodeling and updating has been done and this solidly-built house is going into its second century of serving growing families. Thank you Russ!
Noal, Norma, Keith, Brad, and Harmon Hatch in Woods Cross, 1917. Photo by Russ Hatch.
Keith, Harmon, Norma at about 3, and Bradford. Courtesy Eph Hatch.
Noal Hatch, Dearwyn Sardoni of the family who gave music lessons, and Norma before her hair was cut with the burr incident.
Noal, Eph, and Norma at the Woods Cross home.
Taken in front of the Woods Cross home, the Hatch family plus the Winegar family whose house is shown to the right.
Richard Keith, Leroy, Mary Frewin, Noal, and Norma.
Family and friends in Woods Cross, 1922. Photo by Russ Hatch.
Approximately 1922.
Upper Weber Canyon, about 1922. Noal, Norma, Keith, Harmon, Bradford, Russ, Eph, and Gwen.
Norma Hatch at age 12 in 1926. Photo by Russ Hatch. Norma says she was unhappy at the time because fashion had moved on and she was still wearing visible bloomers. She is standing in the east yard.
Norma Hatch with Noal and Eph as a teenager in the 1930's. Photo by Russ Hatch.
Norma and Lloyd in California during his Navy service, where he trained to repair radio, sonar, and radar.
Norma Hatch Eastley family, Provo Utah, 1953. Back row: Jay, Norma, Lloyd. Front row: Flag, Evan, Lee. Photo by Noal Hatch.
Christmas, 1956.
Norma with Jay and Lee during the war. Photo by Eph Hatch.
