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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
5
Village忙 social columns record a sale at Sedonian Furniture Boy, visits by Marion Bliss of Price and Duke of Heber, and travelers including Mickie S, Mrs. O. G. Beggs, and Mrs. Henry Mary. Death of J.B. Dart noted with further details next week. Funeral services for Mickelson’s father and Park City visits among the many motions of business and leisure.
Rice and daughter Welen dined with Arr and Mrs Arthur Orr. State Engineer Joly and H W Shelley visited Duchesne. Construction begins on a 37 by 54 foot equipment shed for road gear. Legion and Auxiliary plan Memorial Program with Walter Atwood as speaker. Water system upgrades include iron piping and new settling tanks. Dinner party honored by Mrs Whitmore winning first prize.
UPALCO Miss Minola Moon left for Riverton to visit sister Alis. Leo Lloyd, Jefferson Mathews and Norman Murphy made a business trip to Salt Lake City. J. T. Peetol and H. Mitchell returned from Wayne county after business. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anancock and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John H. W. Moon. Mrs. Will Orr is ill. The Calverts drove to Roosevelt and were guests of the Sitslers. William Mitchell and family also motored to Roosevelt. Alvin Mitchell and wife visited W. M. Lloyd's home.
Scenic playgrounds of America describes Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico as a fast-growing national wonder drawing visitors from many states and nations. It highlights its vast size, historical discovery by Jim White, scientific praise, and details of tours, guide costs, and travel options.
War One vice commander John K Curtiss of the American Legion shared a trench tale at a Lincoln banquet. A German shouted for a Chicago resident, sparking quick retorts about four wives and seventeen orphans in a playful exchange amid memories of war.
The M I A Association held its final summer social a half holiday on Friday May 23 at the ball grounds starting at 2 oclock. Races and games followed a 4 ball match between married and single men, won by the single men 29 to 14. A dance at the hall ended the day. Nearby, Mrs. Margaret Murdock returned from a visit to John Stover traveled to Salt Lake to deliver cream cans for Nelson Sticks Co. twice weekly. Paul Hansen and Nelson Kerney bought three acres on the Lakefork river for a planned 70 by 90 foot dance hall and summer resort, due in three weeks.
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