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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
5
Local news notes a series of visits and casual gatherings. Bertha Hofeltz and Baker were seen in Duchesne. S. Jordan of Roosevelt 2 Tank conducted business in town. Claud Davis and family visited. Gene Davis from Weber arrived for the summer. Mr and Mrs Silas Brady and Mr and Mrs Clarence Wilson spent time with relatives.
Land case involving Yen Bashy Construction Company suing Edgar Arnd Dubendorff and multiple Doe defendants. The defendants are summoned to appear within the legal period and defend the action or face judgment by default. Attorneys Thomas & Nitoses of Bay City, Utah, filed the complaint on August 22, 1930.
A long list of social visits, church notes, and community happenings from Duchesne Utah covers residents visiting relatives, golf and fishing outings, upcoming tent show by the Jones Summer unit, postmaster duties, legion activities, and club meetings with names such as Betsy Blackley Ar Murdock Max Pope and many others.
The Altonah district discusses irrigation actions at Swift Creek headwaters with Davis and local officers. marriages rise as McCone and Clark take wives while federal officers consider joint ditch riders. Moon Lake Cattle Association event draws crowds. Salt Lake City engineers review water storage. Locals report forest work trips, flume ratings, and a low turnout for the Duchesne Stake Fathers and Sons outing.
The Arcadia community notes the Stakes event at Roovola Park hosted by I M I A and a mothers and daughters outing on July 11. Rain interrupted the program after luncheon, while Mr. Wall of Roosevelt reported a successful water well at the Gilbert farm. The item lists visitors and residents including Mrs. Warren Odekirk, Frank Horrocks, James Hamilton, Marguerite Murdock, Bishop and Mrs. Russell Todd, Wanless Shields, Wale Solgate, John A. Gilbert, Ray Horrocks, Karl Jensen, Wilson Neilson, and Ellis Kelt.
J W Hockhill went to Richfield to bring granddaughter home. Ruth Neil and five weeks with Mrs Hockhill. Amusement hall Friday dance drew a small crowd. Tiart Stallings visited Fruitland with Grandma Rockhill. Mrs J W Stockhill went to Spanish Fork for her mother Annie Humble's death. Mrs J E S Carey and Gladys Glendenning toured Heber. William Coleman duo staying at their Fruitland ranch. Warold Christensen of Salt Lake visiting the Brooks. Missy Glendinning of Grand Junction visiting sister Mrs J E L Carey. Artie Smirtz of Salt Lake week with the Brooks. he is with the aviation corps.
The Duchesne City Council approved an ordinance declaring the full length of Main Street and the section of Eighth Street between DY Street and South Bosbary Street as arterial highways. Vehicles must stop at all stop signs before entering or crossing these arterial highways.
Local social notes feature Mr and Mrs J A McClellan visiting Air and Mrs Jess LeFevre in Sanford Arizona. Ronald Johnson escorted Alma Wagstaff home from a trip to February. Mrs May Roberts visited Roosevelt to see daughter Ruby and her new baby. Sheriff Mitchell searched for a man linked to a fatal Fun House incident at Lagoon, who camped at DeFa's Park before fleeing to Salt Lake. Various people travel to Heber Provo and Salt Lake, with River Park Hotel adding a glass sun porch and a busy Confetti Dance at DeFa's Park.
Mr and Mrs Luther Gale visit Vernal and friends in the area. Mrs Gore Johnson’s daughter Chesne visits her parents. Porter Merrill celebrate birth of a baby boy born July 12. Orville Stone and family return home from visiting Rhoda Goodrich. Verona Winkler rejoices in a granddaughter. John and Mrs Goodrich hosted W E Woodruff family. Turned of Sunnyside called at Burdick home. Dora Burdick visits Payson with son Richard Goff returning home. Albert Hancock travels to Payson to bring Burdick family home. Slumber party for Miss Cleona Larsen and Sea Gull girls with games and outdoor time. Members of M I A held a dance in Hinckley ward. Showers brighten crops and Mrs Hiroda Goodrich hosts gathering with six children and many grandchildren.
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