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In 1938 they began building a home on Highland, across the street from his parents (Number 30 on the 1958 Highland map) and moved into it in May, 1939. Thus they spent the next several years, and their first child, Farrell Newren, was born. Moyle also played the saxophone and trombone with a six man orchestra that played locally and toured throughout Southeastern Utah. After their marriage they lived in Scofield and both of them worked at the mine. Evelyn was born May 16, 1909, in Scofield, Utah, to Bernard and Hildur Olson Newren. There he metĮvelyn Newren and after he had attended the University of Utah for a year they were married in the Salt Lake Temple on April 25, 1928. That fall he returned to Highland and attended BYU for a year then went back to Scofield for haying in the summer then worked at the mines in Winter Quarters and Scofield for two years. Forest Service in the mountains near Kamas then went to Scofield to work on the Staley ranch, hauling hay.

The family moved to Highland in 1919 and Moyle attended Highland School for one year then went to American Fork High School, graduating in 1924. He attended Harrington and Forbes elementary schools through the sixth grade. Moyle was the oldest son of Tom and Louella Binns (q.v.), born June 24, 1905, in American Fork.

Home of Moyle and Evelyn (Number 30 on the 1958 Highland map - 11446 N 6000 W - house moved to American Fork in 1948, still standing (2023) at 165 E 200 S ) Moyle Thomas & Evelyn Marie Newren Binns

Where is the closest nuclear fallout shelter in highland park