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Carl O. N. Holm

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Portrait of Carl O. N. Holm

Carl O. N. Holm

Carl O. N. Holm appears in published accounts of the later priesthood council. A precise birth date has not yet been established from the sources used here.

A document published on this site records remarks of John Y. Barlow on 20 June 1943 at the home of Carl Otto Holm in Idaho Falls, Idaho. This page treats that host as the same man.4

Published accounts of the later priesthood council name a Carl Holm as a council member who had died before a 1983 vacancy left the council evenly divided.2 Those accounts do not give his birth or a precise date of death.

Appearances

1943

  1. HostRemarks of President John Y. Barlow, Idaho Falls

1960

  1. TalkSalt Lake City 3 recorded parts: Part 1 2:05 · Part 2 0:41 · Part 3 0:57Full meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:53:123:43
  2. TalkCanadaFull meeting: General meeting, Canada · 2:55:2615:33
  3. TalkHildaleFull meeting: General meeting, Hildale · 2:26:5713:39

1961

  1. TalkSalt Lake general meetingThe 5 November remarks quoted above are from this recording.3:40

He is identified as a speaker in the Salt Lake general meetings of 5 February, 19 February, 5 March, 2 April, 4 June, 2 July, 16 July, and 19 November, among other gatherings in the year, in addition to the recording listed above. See the 1961 year page.

The 1961 recordings do not give a formal biography of Carl O. N. Holm, but they show him as a regular speaker in the Salt Lake meetings. On 5 November he told the congregation, “We are meeting tonight, brothers and sisters, under the presidency of our Elder Leroy S. Johnson, president of this wonderful society.”1 A Salt Lake funeral recorded on 10 October 1961 is titled “Grandfather Carl O. Holm,” with remarks that include Leroy S. Johnson, Guy H. Musser, and J. M. (Marion) Hammon. The recordings do not settle whether the deceased is the same person as the Carl O. N. Holm who spoke in that year’s meetings.3

Sources

  1. Carl O. N. Holm, Salt Lake general meeting, 5 November 1961. Open the 1961 year.
  2. Wikipedia, “Centennial Park group,” naming Carl Holm as a council member who had died before Guy Musser’s death on 11 July 1983.
  3. Funeral recorded as “Grandfather Carl O. Holm,” 10 October 1961, Salt Lake City. Open the 1961 year.
  4. Remarks of President John Y. Barlow, Idaho Falls, 20 June 1943, naming the place as the home of Carl Otto Holm in Idaho Falls, Idaho. The 1943 year page already identifies that host with Carl O. N. Holm.