Bing is pictured on page 111 with the notation, in reference to his recent marrige, "Two Can Live as Cheaply as One, Tell us Bing Can it Be Done?"

In this ledger, Aleine entered all income and expenses and the tithing she paid each month. Her deterioration health can be seen from her handwriting. Entered in 1977, a year before her death, is a last entery, barely readable.

A not attached to the inside of the inside of the volume, typed by Dick Young reads, to paraphrase, this is the hand-written temple record of the William Glover family, Dick's Great-Grandfather on his mother's side.

Published by the Students of the Latter-day Saints' University, Slat Lake City, Utah, in 1914. This may have belonged to Aleine, but no information about her or Bing can be sen with a casual reading. It is in poor condition, held together by masking tape.

This is a pen and ink drawing representation of a basketball player.

This is a publication by the U.S. Engineers, Salt Lake District, a government agenct. Bing is pictured receiving his purple heart with an accompanying article.