Delbert Kynaston Argyle and Dora Alene Baty

From Dora Baty Argyle

 

One day in the summer I wanted to go to a dance so I coaxed my mother to let me stay the night at a friends.  I came to town with the mailman.  That night I told a fellow named Delbert Kynaston Argyle I had to walk home.  He took pity on me and offered to take me home.  Of course, I  accepted and knew that night he was the guy for me.  I went with him for about a year and a half and then married hem in the Logan L D S Temple in Logan, Utah, on June 11, 1930.

We went to live with Dell's folks, (a sister, Alice, and his father).  The hard thing was leaving my folks and twin sister, but the Argyle family was very good to me.  I soon learned to love them dearly.
 

 

(1930 Delbert and Dora Argyle)

 

 

Logan Utah Temple

 

 

The Early Years of Delbert Kynaston Argyle

Delbert Kynaston Argyle was just a baby when his older brother John was called to serve a mission.  He had another older brother named Sterling who died when he was only four years old.  He was killed when he went with his father let out the horses.  Sterling fell off the gate and was trampled by the horses.  He is buried in Lund, between Bancroft and Grace, Idaho.

(Sterling Argyle Dec. 31 1902 - Aug 15, 1907)

 

            Delbert's sisters Alice and Ethel were always looking to play pranks on him.  They would lock him in the outhouse.  One time they locked him in the trunk of the car and he almost died.  When he was a young boy his sisters would send him down the stairs in a double loaf pan which was similar to a broiler pan.  The stairs were in the ranch house located outside the town of Bancroft, Idaho.

 

 

(Emily Ethel Argyle)

 

 

 

(Delbert Kynaston Argyle)