Piney area residents tale of Christmas travel and plans
Local notes show Jack Melk visiting Piney and Marleton, Harry Munne returning from Big Piney, and Vickvey bringing his father-in-law from Oklahoma. Elsie Bird, seventeen, remains critically ill in Salt Lake City with heart leakage. recovery doubtful. Many residents head to Salt Lake City for holidays, visit Kemmerer, or settle in the region. A mix of travel, business ventures, and local developments in Big Piney and Green River Valley highlights community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickvey
Oklahoma
Elsie Bird
Chas. Bird
Salt Lake City
Green River Valley
John Angus
Daniel
John
Marbleton Socials Include Dance and Tree Preparations
Masbleton residents welcomed Joe Sage and Walter Bill who passed through Marbleton Sunday with T. D. O'Neil's cattle. Mrs Vickrey's father and half brother attended a Saturday marbleton dance with violin, piano and bass. Mrs Daily hosted a Sunday afternoon call. A young group gathered at the Fields home Friday to string corn for the Marbleton Christmas tree and met again at the Moffit home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sage
Walter Bill
Marbleton
T. D. O’ Neil
Catt
Bartlet Haddenham wedding near Midway
The marriage of the Bartlet and Haddenham families occurred at about four p m with dinner at five. The bride, 18, from Te Valley, and the groom, 29, were wed by Justice Durnford of Big Piney. About 40 guests attended after a long dance from six in the evening to seven in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlet
Marbleton Big Time New Year Carnival and Ball
Prof Peter Sullivan and P H Healey visit the Examiner office to print hand bills for Marbleton events on December thirty first. An afternoon carnival begins at 2 p m with bag punching rope skipping and athletic feats for the public. Teddy Wilkes and Sullivan will demonstrate boxing and rope skills. An evening grand ball at Marbleton hall starts around eight followed by supper at Budd hotel and continued dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sullivan
P. H. Healey
Examiner
Pat
Davnce
Marbleton
Dee
Green River Valley
Peter Sullivan
Teddy Wilkes
Marbleton Hall
Detectives chase tea stains to expose a motive
A banker boasts of no confession while a great detective analyzes tannic acid on his wrist. The inspector links tango tea to a hotel, aiming to prove the banker’s guilt, secure a divorce, and claim a $10,000 fee. Exchange ends with suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecanas
Live Forever in Memory and the Quiet Teachings of Loss
A Christian Herald meditation on aging figures and departed parents. It reflects on the enduring influence of deceased loved ones, urging young people to keep their memory sacred as guidance beyond what living advice or presence could provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Blanc
Christian Herald
Two Theologians Clash Over Titles in Upstate Town
Two elderly theologians, an Episcopal and a Presbyterian, in an upstate town clashed over titles. The Episcopal predecessor preferred be called Farber N, and the Presby terian repeatedly used it. After a warning, the rector threatened to call him mother and then grandmother if the title continued, and the insult ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ope
Farber N
Conversntion
Doctor B
Language and Charme In A Bishop Tale
An anecdote recounts a bishop walking along a capatowpath when he overheard a bargee swearing at a horse. The bishop remonstrated with stately terms about profanity’s unseemliness, and the barges responded politely, connoting a gentle moral about manners.
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Ledger
Dirllingham Uolveretty
Aimpsy
Yoo Hess
War over a glass of water in a bar dispute
A fragmentary report describes a court incident over a drink of water at a bar. The text mentions names and a clash among supposed royal or noble figures, with vague references to succession and distant locations. The readable portions imply a quarrel or mock trial over refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailbor
Walter Britigh
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Tteans
Jack Melk Sysaade
Stalf Way
Piney and
Marleton
Harry Munne
Big Piney and
Marhieton
Wm Mills
Oscar Beck
Omaha
Dan F. Harrison
Kemmerer
George Lewis
Daniel Monday
Clare Stacy
Snider Basin
Dick Key
Frank Travis
Mr. MacGlashan
Santa Claus
C. H. Kelly
Richardson
Austin
Big Piney
Buick
Mr. Kelly
Denver
Austin Richardson
Kermmerer
Kelly
Frank Fear
Mutt & Jeff
Frank Burney
Fear
F. D. Chapel Proprietor
Wyoming
Emsonum
D. Clark
Proriotor Stemmerer
James
Fredell's
Clate Stacy
Masbleton
Old Home Ranch
Aned
Paz
Etr
Kolvers
the State Bank of
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