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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
4
Windle Levey of Panguish visits Myton while families from Salt Lake and Vernal arrive for visits. Thistle’s auto camp opens with cabins in use. local officials gather for community events. Residents travel to Las Vegas and nearby towns. road work and canal repairs ongoing as Myton hosts a church program and weekend gatherings at the Presbyterian church.
A long list of social calls visits and travels among residents is noted. People attended a U B IC event in Port Duchesse and a Dome gathering hosted by Mrs Higa Wathen, with many townsfolk visiting relatives in Apaloo and Provo. Several residents traveled to Huntington and Salt Lake for events or work, while others returned home from Provo and Denver.
Boneta residents gathered at the U B C week celebrations with many attending and praising the week. Sherman Hades and wife visited Boneta for several days. Ruben Titcombe welcomed a baby boy born August 7, 1929. Ora Leavitt former high school teacher visited students and friends. F B Reynolds Sr hosted a wedding dinner for Mr and Mrs F B Reynolds Jr.
The article records a social visit by Hees EELS HANNA and Mea J J Muplbetra from Haber and Salt Lake, with friends Mr and Mrs Paro Thomas and Mr and Mrs Dick Gloster in Heber. P V Frasier dies after medical treatment in Heber. Visits by Lloyd Harvand of Salt Lake to O B Curry, and Mrs Ed Bays of Stober. TM E W Atwood family return from Ft Duchesne. dances encouraged amid bright days.
An irregular fragment outlines visits and events in Mt. Home and nearby towns. Mentions Rowley and son traveling to Salt Lake on business, locally reported injuries, dental visits, family travels, and society notices from the week ending last Monday.
A fragmentary local notices summary describes visits by Mrs. RD Young and Mrs. George McMillan of Heber to relatives including Annie McMillan and Carl McMillan. Others mentioned travel through Fruitland toward Vernal and Clotan. A patient, Wallate Miulrie, is slowly recovering from pinal monguts in Marks hospital.
Mr and Mrs W C Hancock entertained at dinner Tuesday welcoming Mrs Joho Wat De Graft and children of Ogded Mrs John H Moon and children of Upatco Mrs Jeff Mathews and son Glen don Mrs Allen Lloyd of UpalTras and Mr and Mrs Claude Mathews of this place John Moon Zeary Mathews Allen Lloyd and Ben Lloyd were among those visiting in the gathering.
A newborn son arrived August 6 to Mr and Mrs Calvin Barker. Both mother and child are reported in good condition. Wanda Marett was ill recently. Leslie Michie of Tabioha visited relatives at the start of the week, with Mr and Mrs Ruben Bailey of Salt Lake City as guests.
Mrs Hazel Daley and Lyan McDavid with families visit Park City and Heber friends while Mary Josie and daughters Annie and Rosie visit Provo relatives. The Beckstead party bike trips and creekside games mark a day of plants, trees, scrapbooks, swimming, and returning home as sunset ends the outing. Annie Josie visits Janet Burton briefly. Dave Bethanin returns to Perron after visiting relatives, and Nancy Jensen returns from Park City where she cared for daughter Roy Workman’s newborn. Erhol Workman also returns home from Park City after a month visiting relatives.
The first Protestant church west of the Alleghenies was built near present New Philadelphia Ohio in 177%. Rev David Zele berger Moravian missionary and 24 Christian Indian followers started a settlement that grew to include a log schoolhouse a church and four cabins. Five years later hostile Indians destroyed the town, its location forgotten until rediscovered much later.
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