Twenty Year Retrospective Eyed In Duchesne Civic Notes
The Mecord-Trruitland reports on local history and elections from twenty years ago. Voters turnout, names such as Jesse W. Washburn, and Theodore community events are noted along with land and homestead actions and potential irrigation projects involving the Duchesne and Strawberry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Celesoo
Niseweek
Middle
Bjorn
Eugene Ifam
Oaks Haistenad
Thoute
Igibeer Ed H
Harmsten and Son
Tey
Duchesne
Theosevske Ditch
Memorial service for John Mezenen Bla Strawberry ward
Services were directed by Wic Clarence Ivie with an invocation by J. P. Stadsen. The rites featured Ray Elkins of Pro-Vees, Winyr Smart of Strawberry, Victor Billines of Du ne, Archbishop Clarence Ivie of Mberry, and a benediction by Golden Brown of Fruitland. The ceremony followed at the Strawberry cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ivie
J. P. Stadsen
Ray Elkins
Win
Smart
Victor Billines
Dune
Mberry
Bouchesna Choly
Tery
John Mezenen
Good Improvement Seen In Sidewalk Repairs
The notice highlights Aly Moore's push for sidewalk improvements at his business and notes repairs at the Duchesne Motor Company as a model. It argues that restoring more of the town’s sidewalk would similarly benefit the area this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Moore
Duchesne Motor Company
Fragmented Note on Newsroom Roles in Community Service
A garbled passage discusses the role of newspapers and radio in supporting community services. It suggests papers are essential like people and warns service quality affects community progress. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Uintah Basin Mail Service Change Sought by Regional Clubs
A coalition of Lions Clubs and Chamber of Commerce representatives from Vernal Roosevelt Myton Duchesne and Wasatch District urged the Post Office Department to reroute mail delivery to the Uintah Basin via Salt Lake City Park City Heber and Strawberry Valley discontinuing Price Utah service and naming Don Colton and Senators Smoot and King as contacts for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Utah
Uintah Basin
Sault Lake City
Wark City
Heber
Strawberry Valley
Salt Lake City
United Basin
Park City
Wlhierdfore
Vernal Lions ‘ Club
Vernal
Lions’ Club
Commercial Club
Gateway Club
Duchesne
Myton
Wasatch Chamber of Commerce
Hoosevelt
Post Office Department of
Washington, D. C
Uiital Basin
Price Utah
Ieber
Washington
Colton
Congressignn
Reed Smoot
Willian J. King
Dental Convention Attendees Visit Denver Area
Dr and Mrs Harry M Walker and Dr and Mrs Sr Burnham called at the home of Mr and Mrs St G Porter on Wednesday while en route to attend the National Dental Convention in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Walker
Sr. Burnham
St. G. Porter
Denver
Colorado
Dennis Barry Passes Away in Myton
Myton correspondent reports the death of Dennis Barry on July 19 after gallstone surgery. Born October 25, 1852 in Little Falls New York, he lived in California Arizona Colorado before settling in Myton twenty five years ago. He ran a mercantile business, served as town councilman and led local civic groups. Survived by wife Jennie Barry, he was interred at Myton Cemetery July 22 following Presbyterian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Barry
Barry
Price
Little Falls
N.Y
California
Arizona
Barrys
Colorado
Basin
Myton Old Town
Jennie Barry
Myton
D. J. U Henry
Presbyterian Church
Farmers Camp at Logan Showcases Farm Buildings and Feeding Talk
The Farmers Encampment at Logan July 11 17 drew Masfu agents farmers and Indian Service reps with Mr Tithwell and his Indians adding color. Cornell’s F B Morrison spoke on final feeding and Verholt from the county won a contest though overall enrollment lagged behind last year. County Clerk Win H H Case issued a marriage license July 10 1980 to Timer Hackford and Jana Inez Peterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Masfu
Indian Service
Tithwell
F. B. Morrison
Cornell University
Misa Verholt
Win
HH. Case
Timer Hackford
LaSoltit
Jana Inez Peterman
Ft. Duchesne
Utah
Mrs Pace of Neola Passes Away
Daisy Pace of Neola Utah wife of Ira A Pace died at Roosevelt July 18 1930. Born January 16 in Pine Valley Utah she was daughter of C N Bracker. Survived by five children five siblings husband and parents. Funeral held Roosevelt Ward Viall Sunday at noon speakers included Elders Davis W K Dye and Bishop Ray E Dillman. Interment Roosevelt Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Pace
Ira A. Pace
Neola
Roosevelt
Mrs. Pace
Pine Valley
Utah
C. N. Bracker
Erma
Orlando
Dottna
Stanley
Alice G
Ira AL Pace
Q. J. Bracker
Ely
Nevada
LeRoy W. Hust
Emmons
F. 8. Carpenter
Mand
George Bracker
Stoosevelt
D. P. Trim
San Diego
Califrnia
G. W. Dracker
Leland Dracker
Sault Lake City
Viall
Davis
Duchesne City Declares Arterial Highways and Stop Rules
An ordinance by the Duchesne City Council designates all of 1D Street and the section of Eighth Street between D Street and South Boundary Street as arterial highways. It prohibits entering these streets past a stop sign without a full stop. Violators face a misdemeanor charge with fines from five to twenty five dollars, effective August 20, 1930, as recorded by City Recorder Yiadur W. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Duchesne
Eighth Street
South Boundary Street
Duchesne B C Holds Evening Meeting At Home
The Duchesne B C met at Mrs. Guy J. Sollenbeck home Monday evening. After business the group played bridge with Mrs. Emma Duke winning high score. Special guest Mrs. Olea Pope gave an interesting reading before a midnight supper at the Duchesne Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne B. C
Guy J. Sollenbeck
Emma Duke
Olea Pope
Duchesne
Alpine Summer School opens at Brigham Young University
Myton notes interview with Dean H M Woodward announcing the Alpine Summer School at Brigham Young University to begin July 21 at 7000 feet on the North Fork of Prove It river near Mount Timpanogos. The campus hosts new permanent buildings including dining hall study hall library dormitories and science building. Courses cover geology philosophy history English botany zoology sociology religious education art led by Professor Hanson Puthuff. The Timpanogos Hike returns July 18 19 as a prelude to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biiham Young University
H. M. Woodward
Prove Itiver
Mount Timpanogos
Brigham Young University
Its &Q-acre
Umk- Art
Hanson Puthuff
Stop Signs at Duchesne Crossings
Guy Hellenbeck of the State Road Commission recently placed Stop signs at the main highway crossings in Duchesne. The public is advised to observe these signs to prevent serious accidents and damages, and to obey the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hellenbeck
Duchesne
State Road Commission
Outing at Petty Mountain Duchesne Stake Fathers and Sons
A Duchesne Stake outing for fathers and sons took place on Petty Mountain July 15 and 16. Attendees included Pres. Owen Bennion G Billings Iran B Cannon Birch F Bennion M M I uA Bishop E I Cox Dr W D Bishop ey rank Connor and Ranger Clyde Lambert plus several other fathers and sons. Other wards did not attend and enthusiasm was dampened by limited participation from other parts of the Stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lambert
Brighten Your Corner and a Homemaker’s Call to Action
An editorial urges communities to improve healthful surroundings and attractive yards to avoid Ruskin’s grim view of cities. It promotes one well kept corner as a model, sparks pride in home life, and encourages homemakers to brighten their neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Truskin
London
Terribli Ag
Ruskin
The
Ladies Iome Journal
Golf Course Improvements At Duchesne Country Club
The Duchesne Country Club expands to a nine hole course with two holes added last week and greens improved. The editor highlights golf as a lasting interest for the community and a source of social and personal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne Country Club
Duchesne
Plane burial mystery ends as search finds remains near Cedar City
Maury Grahm, a government mall carrier from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, disappeared after his plane vanished in the mountains south of Cellar City. A long search failed until recently when his remains were located near Cedar City. bad weather likely caused his death while attempting to reach civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Graham
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Cellar City
Graham
Cedar City
Mary O
Advertising boosts production and lowers prices
Advertising enables better articles at lower costs by supporting production. Local merchants who advertise consistently improve their outcomes, and the public benefits from the ads they read.
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Win Gore
Jesse W. Washburn
Elec
Oukes Halsteade Johnson
Blue Bench
Boneh
Are
L E. Potter
Theodore
Finnoot
Alfred Ploeger, Jr
Frank Staton
Paul Cluff
Neral
the Mail Service
I. A. Sollenbeck
W. A. Fltzwater
EL OW. Crocker
United States
Bastin
Uinteah Basin
J, Br, Douglas
Geo. W. Cahoon
Jas
CG. Anderson
St. Richardson
Een Utah
K. C. Walker
J. BE. Dimer
Antigen Club
L. ©. Montgomery
A. Dannenberg
Chamber of Commerce
Ileber
Toll
Luke Clegg
Fred C. Ferrin
J. P. May
Lions’ Club and Commercial Club
Sieber
Italy
L. A. Hollenbeck
HW Fitawater
E. W. Crocker
Artlat
Mrs. Pace of
Yiidur W. Johnston
City Recorder
Alpine Summer
Floyd Driskel
Beattie, Knn
Breaty
Airs
Rose Parsons
F. Maxwell
H. G. Clark
FCA
George
Meranda
George Prichard
Provo
Roim & Betts
H. C. Means
C. 5
Meeker
Steamboat Springs
Ife
Uinta Basin
J. H. Coltharp
Capt. Cooley
Capt
Yall
J. McAndrews
Captain Hall
Calvert & Waugh
AL Coltharp
Warren
Covina
Petty Mountain
Arthur Brown
Fred Burger
Arthur Orr
Grace al
Fred Farrow
Jen
E.W. Schenfan
Missy Alleerf
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