Local reports note good alfalfa prospects and crop conditions
Pratt from J G Peppard Seud praises alfalfa seed health with no weevils or grasshoppers and strong yield potential. Geo Bowers reports excellent crops in Duclesna. Bishop Wagstein in Provo notes feverish move fever. Dinchesne River high affects fishing. townsfolk travel to Kamas and Provo for errands. Funeral for a beloved girl, Afton, with large crowd and blue and purple floral tributes. Baby born to Edwin and wife. haying beginning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wMr
Pratt
J. G. Peppard Seud Company
Geo
Bowers
Duclesna
Bishop Wagstein
Prova
Diechesne
Afton
George ©. Evans
Isnag M. Allen
John G. Bolton
High Counsel
Heber J. Ure
Joseph Horrocks
Edgar Barker
Vernal, Parley
Lambert
Leeton
Edwin Mitchell
Local notes from Pruitland and Roosevelt area events
Pruitland visitors include Miss Gladys Glendenning of Palisades and Mrs. Duncan at the Carey home. Many names and daily incidents. a horse fell, a pin swallowed, and a postmasters convention in Salt Lake is planned. A wedding social at Roosevelt and a large quarterly conference at Roosevelt Ward are reported. a child’s death follows a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Duncan
Gladys Glendenning
Palisades
Colo
J. E. L. Carey
Glendenning
Duncan Ara Eistern
Carey
Robert Young
Provo
Mary Brooks
Francis Brooks
Salt Lake
Carl McMillan
Wilson Muir
Heber
David Baum
David
Duchesne
Curtis Barrington
Datc
Red Creek Irrigation Company
Alan Brooks
F. Duncan
Baby Alle
J. Carey
Ottis Lilyen Ard
Anna. Carey
J. J. L. Carey
Barney
Fausitt
Robert Sweat
Meda
Wallsburgh
Veneta Fausett
Roosevelt News Roundup and Local Births Expand Community Life
Roosevelt column highlights a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Stoberts Tuesday night. Parents smile as the first daughter joins the family while others attend to community events and local errands. Neighbors from Ned and others visit, with ice cream sales funding a convalescent home in Balt Lake. Various residents travel to Salt Lake, Mayfield, and Price for business, family, or medical reasons, bringing back cars and updates on local shop and farm life.
Roosevelt Fourth of July Celebrations and Local News
Roosevelt hosts a grand July 4 and 5 celebration with speeches by Colton Don LB and plans for races, tug of war, and horse and bicycle events with prizes up to $50. Local residents new to the area include O Neil and Crapo wedding notes, births, and visitors from Price and Salt Lake inspecting land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Don LB
Colton
Grand Hall
Horn
Sam Page
Andrew Godwin
W. Ls. Godwin
C.e.goodwin
Karl Walter
Joe McAfe
County Audtor
Henery Sullivan
Anl
Salt Lake
Godwin Brothers
Shmne
Sem
Local notes from Randlett and nearby visits
Rev M J Hersey of Vernal conducted communion at the EpI scopal church on Sunday afternoon June 1 with his daughter Margret and Anna Higgley in attendance. Miss Thelma Smith returns from Ogden after winter study while Angelin Durfee visits from Salt Lake and pursues a nurses course at the L D S hospital. A farewell for Slatel and Mildred Dixon at Fort Duchesne drew local youth. Others joined a Roosevelt convention visit and locals hosted visitors including Rev and Mrs Buckley of Provo. Maxine Stevens and Bernice Beech from Salt Lake visit Mr and Mrs J P Stevens with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hersey
Vernal
Episcopal Church
Fort Duchesne
Roosevelt
Mrd. Buckley
Provo
Maxine Stevens
Bernice Beech
Salt Lake
J. P. Stevens
Mt Home dance and church events described
Ray Ross from Park City brought Miss Bell Mitchell to Mt Home last Tuesday. Ray Hanberg also came from Park City with them. Ross returned to Park City yesterday with Jenny Stevens and Mrs. Ann Smith. A Friday night dance in the hall featured the Mt Home band and attracted people from adjoining towns. The Sunday school reported funds raised from the cream event. Mrs Hannah Miles and daughter Nose and Lucile Lyons visited from Times last Saturday. Alex Pace returned from Salt Lake last Saturday. President Owen Bennion and high counselor Jessy Smith attended the Sunday school and sacrament meeting. Ward leadership changes included Thomas Thayne as first counselor and Marion N. Mecham as second. Ward Clerk Lydia S. Mecham released, Ralph N. Rowley sustained. Two cows owned by J. T. Rowley and one by Ruben Wilkins were struck by lightning near Moon Lake during an electric storm. LeRoy Statt left with wool for Price last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ross
Park City
Bell Mitchell
Ray Hanberg
Ross
Jenny Stevens
Ann Smith
Mt. Hame
Hannah Miles
Nose
Lucile Lyons
Alex Pace
Salt Lake
Owen Bennion
Jessy Smilth
Thomas Thayne
Marion N. Mecham
Lydia
Mecham
Ralph N. Rowley
Altona Community Hears Of Injuries And Farewell Plans
Leo Johanson has been stressed by recent events, while Horace leans toward leaving Wednesday to fill a central States mission. A farewell party Tuesday raised funds for his journey. Blood suffered a broken arm after a horse spill, Lola Carroll joined Mrs Blood’s staff, and Leslie Prows with Earl Colby moved to government timber work. Lake Fork river's broken channel will cause water shortages for several days as repair crews work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Johanson
Ste
Horace
Central States
Sauthers
Forest Yange
Altonah
Rollins
Foote Family Visit and Local Happenings in Altonah
Mr and Mrs Foote travel to Salt Lake City to see their son Horace off on his mission. The community reports gatherings, travel between Salt Lake and Meeker Colorado, a July 4 celebration planned in Altonah, a dance at Mt Emmons, a home expansion by Loran Caldwell, and family arrivals from Salt Lake to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altonalt
Mt. Emmons
Heber Carroll
Meeker Colorado
Don Davis
Salt Lake
Community Notes From Local Visitors And Visits
Mr and Mrs Andy Verhole hosted an ice cream party Sunday. Mrs Sellers learned of her father Dukes death in Heber City and traveled there. Mr Morrill of Lapointe moved Dr Browns bees, facing foul brood. Art Lamud toured Myton, while Irena Gale and Orpha Cope visited Benj and Tr Cope. Ivie couple took a Yona trip to Green River. Frank Foote leased Frank Hales farm for five years. Ilsister Reese Clayburn hosted Frank Hancock for a Park City visit. Eva and Erma Clayburn received dresses bought with eggs or cash from the Sunday school class. Ey is Reese Clayburns daughter. Jarma, a twin sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Verhole
Smalley
Lee Felter
McCourt
Antelope
Sellers
Duke
Heber City
Morrill
Lapsta
Brown
Art Lamud
Myton
Irena Gale
Leaver
Orphia Cope
Tropic
Frank Foote
Frank Hale
Reese Clayburn
Frank Hancock
Park City
Lyle Watkins
Eva
Erma Clayburn
Arcadia News Highlights Local Events And Games
Arcadia hosts a Friday schoolhouse dance with ice cream. local ball team routs Highland 24 to 1. junior baseball beats Hayden 14 to 8 while seniors fall. Community visitors include several distant relatives. farming early alfalfa harvests begin. preparations for the Indian Sun Dance and a wedding attract local interest.
Dance Held in Hayden Wednesday Night by Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Wesley Alfred hosted a Wednesday night dance in Hayden. Mr and Mrs Leonard Gardner plan a Tuesday trip to Price to buy items for their new home. Chris Jensen and son Lionel took a business trip to Roosevelt last Wednesday. Neola ball team will face Alterra next Saturday at Alterara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Wesley Alfred
Leonard Gardner
Price
Chris Jensen
Lionel
Roosevelt
Neola
Alterra
Alterara
Local Notes from Vernal Mount Emmons and Lapoint
Elders Libbetts and Merrell from Vernal attended Sunday services. families from Tridel Duchesne and Deep Creek were visitors. A baby girl arrived for S K Daniels. Relief Society meetings continue weekly. Mount Emmons vs Lapoint baseball was postponed by default. community gatherings and travel to Duchesne slated for the week.
Local notes on travel roads and community updates
ASalt Lake trip delights Mr Burton and relatives report fine baby birth Bert Mecham welcomes a baby boy as community members share travel and road repair news Joseph Draper campaigns road work on Blue Bend Cedar Hill roughs. travelers discuss costs to avoid future trips Ephraim McMillan Jr. and family return from Park City to Deep Creek road projects Mrs Beckstead kinvisit from San Francisco and Salt Lake relatives ahead of summer plans Nancy Jensa returns from Salt Lake and Park City to visit kin Ephraim Ferking heads to Deep Creek for road work Wallace Davies and H A Becketstead head to Eminous to shear for Paul Lela F MM Shelton and son Verj travel to Provo newlywed couple wed in Duchesne with county clerk. Flor McDonald visits Midway grandmother with Pate r Midway trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Burton
Salt Lake
Frly
Redford
Stalz
Burton
Bert Mecham
Joseph Draper
Blue
Wil Ft
Cedar Hill
Talmage
Ephriam McMillan Jr
Fan
Park City
Deep Creek
H. A. Beckstead
R. J. Hansten
San Francisco
Archi¢ Gilbert
Norma Beckster
Nancy Jensa
Ephriam Ferking
Wallace Davies
HH. A. Ai ‘Stead
Alee Eminous
Paul
Lela F
MM. Shelton
Son
Provo
Sarah
Davies
David Davies
Annly
Laura Sorensen
Homer Sulser
Midway
Duchesne
Thurs
Flor McDonald
Pater
Myton Area Reports Skyrocketing Sugar Prices And Coyotes
Fragmentary notes indicate sugar prices are no longer serious and cattle and turkeys in Myton area faced losses from coyotes. Mentions R. Miller ill earlier and attendees Mabel Wantquist and Wallquist at a church event. details continue on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Frey
Mabel Wantquist
Wallquist
Courchesne
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Uintah Basin
Tabiona
Aly
Hanna
Frank Clark
Thomas Roberts
Frank Savage
Rhoades
Kamas
Gracie Giles
Hesia
Nephi Moon
Robert Moon
Kamas Briday
Stackmore-Kamas
Ranger Ostler
Rock Creek
Jack Gingell
Joe Wall
Pruitland
John Haslem
Rebecca Hartte
Wid
Haslem
Hartle
Fred Hartle
Southam
Grandma Southam
Lseton Hall
Woith Alfred
Sacunday
Roosevelt Nosmeel
Thera
Apsarrthy
Syapathy
Mre
Allred
Ed Rper Oe As
Elmer Stoberts
Liner
Ais
Thos. Smith
Ned
Ervin
Patty Cafe
Balt Lake
Jank Owens
Arnold Rees
Mayfield
Pagosa Spring
Ferrell Wilkens
John Winn
Wilkens
Myron
Ross Bartlett
Indiana
Less Mullins
Mullens
Mr.Mullens
Roosevelt Meat and Grocery Company
Willl
Ray E. Dillman
Culture Club
Merrell Wilkens
Ezra Button
Lloyd Brice
Mark Wilkens
Ashton Garage
Elroy Wilkens
Ward Burton
Sarah Smith
Arthur
California
Sfelan Wallice
Ada Hansen
Near Side High
A. C. Uarmston
Ray Jordan
M. M. Fryer
Mualison
Wisconsin
Mont Charles Shurtleff
Shortlife
Charlie Zimmerman
Hill
Bily Choopoos
Whiterocks
Boy Jorden
Logan
Mutual Creamery
C. Larsen
Katie
Spencer Broderick
Grace Larsen
Judge Daggett Tg
Alyce Bracken
Richfield
Mildred Harmston
Ogden
Andrew Noreling
Oakland
Jed Carpenter
Mant
Bob
Randlett
Mt, Home
Altona
Argadia Ee
Wa. W. Sayers
Allee
Tooele
Frank Allen
Delta
Marlon S. Shields
Peter M. Gordon
Aln. Valarida
Rolap
Collie Robson
Ruth Goodman
Thomas M. Gilbert
Joseph Shanks
Ulaha
June Jenkins
Highland
Arcadia
Te Fe
Thomas Smith
Salt
Neura
Ethan Nelson
Pearl Nelson
Nelson Creamery Company
Fom Perry
Whierocks
Anton Selan Jett
Grand
Myrtle Garaner
Neola Hand
Beloit
THE
Duchesne Agency
Bowers, Mer
Nortel America
Grant
James Grant
Utah
Lapoint
Libbetts
Merrell
IC. B. Bartlett
Tridel
Shell Clark
C. J. Hacking
Wm. J. Justice
Bishop Taylor
Wm. Sprouse
Henry Lee
Dean
Ft. Duchesne
Burton Ana
Upper Deep Creek
Mount Emmons
Volney Boswell
Ting
Mise
Ruth HH. Cluff
Jessie L. Smith
Chile
South America
A. Wauseon
Indies
Relief Society
Relief Sociery
Fred Case
Duchesne City
J. A. Peppard
S. K. Daniels
Pring
Roe
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