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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
4
Ada Hanberg returns to Duchesne after visiting relatives. Bishop Jen son and Dell Mecham come home from Price with wool. Residents report good crops and full twin reservoirs. Decoration Day observed with cemetery upkeep and fence project planned. Many residents travel to Salt Lake and Provo for medical care and visits. Community events include a missionary dance and a Sunnyside troupe show.
Lawrence Hulton of Salt Lake has been calling on Miss Fay Murdoch. Hart and Erma Stallings of Richfield have come to Fruitland to spend time at their grandmother's home. Mrs. Sam Sweat and Mrs. H. J. Sweat of Salt Lake visit relatives. Sweat returns home after weeks with Salt Lake and Okely relatives.
Local health club meeting at Mrs Will Woodards home. Mrs Med Benson Mrs Ralph Miles and Asa Webb attended the M I A convention in Salt Lake City. Emma Pack’s sister and Vernal niece visited last week. John K and J B Lemon returned from Kamas. Ray Angus and family left for Storrs after visiting parents. Gentrys made a Salt Lake trip. Reed and Karl Lennon went to Balfour sawmills to work. Larsen hosts visitors at Robison home. Chas Iorg visited Apaleo. Abe Sorenson’s son ill for days. Mabel Anderson attended a dance in Ypaloo. Will Woodard owns a new Maxwell. Several families visiting Tooele. Wanless staying for work at Tooele smelter. Horrocks opened a gas station south of post office. Sayers family from Topela visiting and summering with daughters Gordon Shields and Marion Ross families. Recent heavy rains, crops good. Mrs J Titchens improving after bed rest. Milton K Larsen ill with possible throat abscess. Myrtis and Louie Musser to spend summer with grandmother.
Local notes report John Stover appointed post master with duties starting last Sunday June 7. Community updates cover dances in Bo neta and visits from Salt Lake and Heber, plus weather rainfall aiding farms and range. several family and church events and travel among residents.
After six days of rain the sun returns with warmth and promising crops. Alfalfa begins to seed, indicating an early harvest. Government crews replace washouts while T R Cope and Thornton Richardson plan summer school in Provo. Fred Meyer repairs the road toward Myton. Paul Ester recovers from a broken shoulder after a ball collision. James McAfea prepares wood and artesian drilling, watched closely by neighbors.
The Bluebell ward held its Nelef Society conference on the last Sunday in May. Officers and teachers of the past year were retained for the upcoming year. The Relief society president Mrs. Verona Winkter was absent, Mrs. Florence led in her stead.
Mrs. Roland Krebs visits rei natives in Salt Lake. Mrs. A. M. Todd improved after illness. Ricar Motor Co. received two new Chevrolets. Chas. Morrison recovering from arm fracture in Vernal. Eldredge child recovering from typhoid. Mildred Rogers home from Vernal surgery. T. A. Gardner sold to Bill Coleman 1400 young ones. Aly Coleman bought 1500 head in Idaho. Emery Neilson Services painted red and pink. Jap Elliot and family visiting in the basin. Thelma Gardner returns from Salt Lake. Mrs. Ed Morissey and son visit Myton. Y. Taylor and Atty Thomas review Uintah Basin Construction matters. George Tingley back from Salt Lake. sister Mary at Westminster. Strawberry fete in Pleasant Grove postponed by rain. event held Saturday. Local health crew to inspect yards. public urged clean-up. Strawberries abundant at home. outside shipments arriving daily. F. L. Wilson painting and decorating in Roosevelt. will finish Presbyterian church interior. John Keel faced mud and snow returning from Provo. Jackson brothers win government residence contract east of irrigation office. 28 by 44 feet, about $3000. work set for July 1.
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