Relief Society Social Near Bluebell Recaps Activities
The Relief Society held a social in the Bluebell ward house with twenty five members. Program notes included talks on benefits to mothers and young women, led by Clara Hancock Fannwah Larsen M Verona Winkler and Aunt Melissa Muney. Songs provided by Roxella Goodrich Martha Thorsen and Margaret Woodruff with readings by Margaret Woodruff. Watermellows music mellows and games followed. the event praised as one of the year’s best.
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Relief Society
Ward House
Clara JH. Hancock
Fannwah Larsen
M. Verona Winkler
Melissa Muney
Roxella Goodrich
Martha Thorsen
Margaret Woodruff
Whispering Hope
George
Missionary Sunday School
Bluebell
Salt Lake City
Otto Larsen
Cleona
Otto Johnson
Victor
Lehi
Salt Lake
James Cook
W. B. Woodruff
R L Price Taken Ill and Hospitalized
Word from Denver reports R L Price suddenly fell ill and was taken to a hospital where he underwent an operation. Details on his condition are not available.
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Denver
R. L. Price
Mr. Price
Local Visitors and Funeral Notables Reach Fruitland
Fruitland residents note Leona White visiting with her father in Duchesne and relatives from Idaho. A large turnout attended the funeral of James Wheeler of Strawberry. N W Murdock family moved to Heber for winter. Mrs Rockhill toured Salt Lake, guest of Mrs M A Smith. Harold Brooks escaped injury after a runaway team incident. County Convention at Myton October 2. Francis Brooks and Billie Morton returned from Salt Lake with Leghorn chickens. Eldred Humes and wife recently trip to Heber.
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Leona White
Duchesne
Oscar White
Wallace Wheeler
Idaho
James Wheeler
Strawberry
Wheeler
N. W. Murdock
Heber
Rockhill
Salt Lake
M. A. Smith
Harold Brooks
J. W. Rockhill
D. J. Penly
Myton
Francis Brooks
Billie Morton
Salt Lake On Business, Bringing Back A Load of Leghorn Chickens. Mr
Mrs. Eldred Humes
Local Social Roundup in Talmage Community
The Misses Phyllis and Madge McDonald visit Miss Leone Beckstead. A bundle shower honors Mrs. Robert Weber, with guests including Mrs. Marion Christensen and others. Mrs. Weber faces possible paralysis after a horse incident. several locals travel to Logan and Salt Lake for events and relatives. Twin Pots reservoir work continues as threshing winds down and the grain crop runs light due to spring water scarcity.
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Phyllis
Madge McDonald
Leone Beckstead
Robert Weber
R. D. Redford
Marion Christensen
Shelby Mayhew
Nancy Jensen
Elroy Larsen
H. A. Beckstead
Elijah Behanian
Jennie Kofford
Murl Donohue
Laron Beckstead
James Red
Roosevelt
Robert Webber
Salt Lake
Bishop A. G. Burton
Kt. D. Redford
Webber
Elma Mayhew
Ames
Altonah community notes on theatre, politics and prospecting
Report from Altonah recounts the Oklahoma Players light comedy and a popularity contest won by Gladys Mecham. Local officials Paxton and Cannon visit schools. Brownfield and Moffitt appear as political figures. Prospector activity increases with Frank Warren, Shorty Barnes and others. D. J. Thompson ships ore to the State Fair.
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Oklahoma
W. A. Paxton
Ira B. Cannon
McKune Lumber Company
Oklahoma Players
Gladys Mecham
George Mecham
Ellen Burgess
Altonah
EB. N. Chidester
C. R. Chidester
Price
Bishop Powell
Couple Marries After 65 Year Courtship in Horsell
In Horsell England Charles Blanchford aged 87 wed Grace Rollands 85 after a 65 year courtship. Canon Norman Pares officiated and the couple walked to their carriage as a jazz band serenaded them from the church steps.
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Horsell
England
Charles Blanchford
Grace Rollands
Norman Pares
Hair Off With Hide But Not $10000 Worth
A teen-ager from Los Angeles, Evelyn Isbell, sued druggist Brooks Montgomery for $10,000 after wart removal acid allegedly damaged her hair and speech. Superior Judge Myron C. Westover denied the claim, citing insufficient proof of harm.
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Los Angeles
Myron C. Westover
Evelyn Isbell
Brooks Montgomery
Montgomery
Trial Marriage Frowned on by French Officials
In Morocco, Maurice Addad a Moroccan Jew sought a bethrothal contract allowing an 18 month trial marriage with shared dwelling and freedom. French officials refused to validate the arrangement, sparking debate on whether such trial marriages should be tolerated by law.
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Paris
Morocco
Maurice Addad
Family Eats 50 Pounds of Flour at One Meal
In north Georgia a large mountain family featuring triplets and multiple twins consumes 50 pounds of flour in a single meal. Deputy health official Dr. Joe P. Bowdoin records a fifty seven year old grandmother as the matriarch mother to 18 children and matriarch of a clan with 56 grandchildren, oldest at fifteen.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Joe P. Bowdoin
Five Foot Six Squad Gets Em
London police describe a new breed of detectives in Scot land Yard known as the five foot six squad They are small in stature but sharp in skill able to blend with all social levels and operate without drawing attention from criminals The piece notes how they differ from older detectives and how their appearance and approach aid in detecting crime without arousing suspicion
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London
England
Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Department
His Majesty
Underworld
Piccadilly
Birds of Prey
Crockery
Fined Four Dollars for Illegal Practice in Chelles
Local medical association sued a pharmacist in Chelles Seine-et-Marne for treating a tubercular patient with his own medicine. They sought 400 dollars in damages for illegal competition. The court awarded four cents in damages and fined the pharmacist 4.16 dollars for practicing without a license.
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Chelles
Seine-et-Marne
Bad Smells Used to Ward Off Deer in Northwest Farms
In Olympia Washington farmers hang bags of ssafoetida and fresh sulphur on fruit trees or fences to deter deer that raid gardens and orchards. The deer have grown bolder and can leap standard fences. It is unlawful to harm them.
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Olympia
Wash
International Phone Directory Planned by Copenhagen Company
Annusire Telephonic International, based in Copenhagen, plans an international telephone directory listing 50 000 to 100 000 residents across Europe Africa North and South America and possibly Asia. The move reflects rising global use of transoceanic telephone service.
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Washington
Annusire Telephonique International
Copenhagen
Europe
Africa
North
South America
Asia
Prussia Arms Cops With Gas Pistols
Berlin reports that all Prussian police will be equipped with gas pistols. The weapon fires a gas bullet that explodes on impact releasing irritant gas, causing unconsciousness for about an hour with no lasting injury.
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Prussia Arms
Berlin
Local Social News From Salt Lake State Fair and Nearby Events
A string of social notes reports: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Rhoades and families attended the Salt Lake State Fair. Mrs. Lydia Lee and daughter Ida joined the Van Bond and Lee wedding in Heber on October 8. Frank DeFa attended the Republican County Convention in Myton. Mr. Lee DeFa traveled to Salt Lake and returned in a new Dodge. Roller skating events draw crowds. a fall incident injured Moon. DeFa’s Famous Park will be closed. Bill Millner and Joe Kamus travel to Vernal via burner route. former resident referenced.
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Salt Lake
Bob Moon
Foster Rhoades
Myrie Wilcken, Jr
Joe Rhoades
Frank DeFa
Gene
Carl Rhoades
Lydia Lee
Ida
Heber
van Bond
Myton
Republian County
Lee DeFa
Salt
Dodge
DeFa
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