June
Robert Hogg the son of Robert Hogg and Zina Jane Buttars was married to Wilma
Alphadine Martindale Tadlock on 01 Dec 1933 in Rupert Minidoka, Idaho. Apparently this marriage did not work out
and he was then married to Lola Mae Winds or Windes 23 August 1947 at the age
of 43. Lola was 34 at the time.
The Western States marriage Index lists it as
such:
Groom Last Name: HOGGE (Note the spelling)
Groom First Name: Gene R. (He changed his name for the marriage license)
Groom Residence: Burley, Cassia, Idaho
Bride Last Name: WINDES ( spelled Winds in other records)
Bride First Name: Lola Mae
Bride Residence: Burley, Cassia, Idaho
Place: Burley
Date: 23
Aug 1947
County of Record: Minidoka
State: Idaho
Volume: 5
Page: 168
I
searched the obituaries in Idaho for Hogge and found the following:
From
the obituary
http://minicassiavoice.com/obituaries-2/obituary-hilda-m-haynes/
Rupert—Hilda
Mae Haynes, of Rupert, returned to her Heavenly Father on May 13, 2012, due to
a lingering illness.
Hilda Mae was born on February 27, 1935, to Dewey D. “Jake” Davis and Lola Mae
Windes in Manchester, Oklahoma. Lola and children later moved to
Burley, Idaho in 1943 where Lola met and married J.R. “June” Hogge, who
became a loving father to Hilda Mae and her siblings Helen Louise Davis, J E
“Sonny / Dave” Davis, Keith Henry Davis and Anna Christine Hogge.
Hilda became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when
she was 15 years old, and she deeply loved and cherished the gospel in her
life. Hilda then met the love of her life Wayne Haynes at the Burley
roller rink. They became quite the roller rink dancing couple, and they
loved to skate.
Wayne and Hilda were married on September 24, 1951, in Burley, Idaho.
They were later sealed for time and all eternity in the Idaho Falls Temple on
March 6, 1976. This year they would have celebrated their 61st Anniversary.
Wayne and Hilda lived in Burley and later moved to Paul for a while where Wayne
worked on the family farm until 1960 where they moved to Heyburn for a year and
then to Rupert where they currently reside.
Hilda worked at Ore-Ida and then at Magic Valley Foods when it opened until
1985. She also worked at May’s Country Living where she found her
calling—working , giving and sharing her love with those who needed taken care
of.
Hilda was an angel to all those who knew her. She touched so many lives
in the time she was here on earth. Her grandchildren adored her, and
loved being around her.
Hilda loved the gospel and held numerous callings in the Church: Den Mother,
Scout Leader, Relief Society Secretary and Visiting Teacher Supervisor. Hilda
and her companion Esther Chandler were faithful visiting teachers for 25 years,
never missing the monthly visits to their assigned sisters and tending to their
needs.
In Hilda’s later years she became dear friends and helper to Marie Norby and
Clara Shelton whom she grew to love dearly.
Hilda was always willing to deliver a meal to anyone in need. She
sacrificed much for her family and her church because she just loved doing it.
Hilda is survived by her husband Wayne Haynes; children Robert (Sara) Haynes,
of Burley, Teresa (Bill) Baldauf, of Arizona, Dennis Haynes, of Burley
and Steven (Terra) Haynes, of Washington; 12 grandchildren Brandon
(Jamie), Trevor (Karie), Jason (Julie), Cory (Cassie), Kelli, Jenna, Tyler,
Holly, Makenzie, Courtney, Josh, Brady; 12 great-grandchildren; her siblings J
E “Sonny / Dave” (Maureen) Davis and Christine (Gene) Simons, both of Twin
Falls; and nieces and nephews, Christy, Jody, Carol, Kenneth, Eric, Aaron and
Dawn Michelle. They were all the light of Hilda’s life.
Hilda was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Keith Davis, sister
Helen Davis Boswell and a grandson Nathan McKague.
Funeral arrangements are being taken care of by Hansen Mortuary of Rupert.
The viewing will be held at Hansen Mortuary in Rupert, on Sunday, May 20, 2012,
from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m., funeral services will be Monday, May 21, 2012, at 11
a.m. at the Rupert LDS 1st Ward with Bishop Clint Crane officiating.
Burial will follow at the Paul Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers contributions can be made, in honor of Hilda’s endless
giving to others, to The Humanitarian Services, c/o LDS Philanthropies, Joseph
Smith Memorial Building, 15 E. South Temple St. #2E. Salt Lake City,
Her PIN is: KWZD-GQK From this information I learned that June had
changed his name to Gene. I found that
his middle name was Robert after his father. He had a child after the marriage
to Lola Mae. It is not stated in the
records what happened to Dewey D. Davis.
She is also found on Find A Grave:
