Uintah Basin News Highlights Local Movements
Local note highlights include several families moving to Salt Lake and Murray, a teacher delegation attending a Salt Lake convention, students and residents reporting moves, and ongoing community events. Key names appear: Mr. and Mrs. Alrea Durtsell, Mr. and Mrs. Murrayetenkley, Mr. and Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Glarance Johnson, Miss Averill Stone, Miss Maud Labrum, Bishop Morrell, and others. Also mentions relief society meeting, MIA entertainment, and school activities along with a Burlington railroad survey rumor for Uintah basin.
Antelope News Litters From Heber and Provo Visit
Mr and Mrs Horace Lewis and family return from a two week stay in Heber and Provo. Calvin Hamilton is very ill with syphoid fever, with little hope of recovery. Mrs Calvin Hamilton welcomed a san wash birth Sunday night. Mrs Oliver Young has the infant of Mr and Mrs Kyle Young. Andy Verhole is thrashing for W B Cox and will proceed into the canyon. J A McCourt reports a bumper alfalfa seed crop on 13 acres yielding 70 sacks. Sidney Holeman helps W J Wedig with a hay rope gate fall, nearly serious. Mervin Lewis with the Smith sheep. Chris Jensen considers moving to Salt Lake soon. Sacrament meeting speakers and home missionaries from Midell. Elders Poy gnane Lang-Marxj Weada Loves in Parifoe. Mrs Dorothy Christanson has taken her tribe in fire school room. Mrs Lewly Sorenson returned from Salt Lake. daughter Mildred Harrison accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horaca Lewis
Heber
Provo
Whi
Hamilton
Moffat
Calvin
Olitr
Marshall
J. A. McCourt
Sidney Holeman White
W. JE. Wedig
Mervin’ Lewis
Frith
Smith
Chris Jensen
Salt Lake
Mridell
Poy Gnanelang - Marxj Weada
Rarifoe
Elizabeth “NeBélteg
Fa Fou
Yingate
Marasi
Keith’ Wahlquist
Jago
Tasmuggons
Howley Armstead
Pecunsillay
Arttur Curtis
Albert Norton
Benley
Life Teader
Pinay
Dorothy
Christ
Lewly Sorenson J
Mildred "Harrison
Murdock Family Visits Pine Creek Ranch Area
Local notes describe Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murdock and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Murdock visiting Heber and Pine Creek ranches. Provo trips, Tabtona visitors, and family arrivals from Thomas Rhoads and Mia Clark are listed. Trail work near Granddaddy Lakes connects to Mortn Fork and Blind Stream trails. Deer hunter density noted with ten riders per deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Bowee
P. A. Murdock
Heber
J.T.’ Murdock
Pine Crést
Joe Rhoades
Cama
Provo
Nes
Ten Dara
Geo
Wilcken
Mia
Frank Clark
Tabtona
Thomas Rhoads
Trudolph Wilcken
Granddady' Lakes
Verbal News Notes From Vernal Area Visitants
Mrs Frank Merkley visited Ver ral Friday to visit friends and relatives. Miss Belcher taught primary grades and accompanied to Ape home for weekend. Mr and Mrs RB Bodily welcomed October 15 baby boy. I W Bealy returned to Vernal bringing his mother for a few days. Mr Perry Dyga plans to leave for Deep Creek Thursday to stay with daughter Mrs Clare Burton while Mr Burton goes to California. Harold Allen family left Friday expecting winter at Price. Sizemore returned home Friday after month in Coalville. Health grade students and teachers held a successful Friday dance. Mrs Jep Thomas spent a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merkley
Verral
Calvin Hamilton
I. W. Bealiy
C. Galton
Sale
Lake
Sathray
Starvey Neilson
Sir ‘Perry Dyga
Deep Creek
Clare Burton
Oranp
Sion
Gary
Verrint
Harold Allen
Price
Micky’ ‘Sizemore
Coalville
Jep Thomas
Myton News Items Include Typhoid Water Advisory
Fragmentary notes report scarce conditions in Duchesne County, typhoid abating with boiling water still advised, and local talk of travel from Roosevelt and Roosevelt road improvements. Mentions J G Svacina representing Nebraska Seed Co and Monroe of Vern, passing through Myton for Salt Lake winter. references a local poultry hatchery completion and a light in Utah’s Uintah region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
George *H.tingley
Clarke
Sands
Andrew Verhole
Okar
H.T
Fntah Power & Light
Roosevelt
Utah
Uintati Bagin
Yat
Figh
Whiterocks
J. G. Svacina
Nebraska Seal Company
Ig’ Bera
Dig Seed
Hig
Monroe
Vern
Myton
Salt Lake
Local Notes Share News of Pets, Travel and School
John Haslem hauled a truckload of lambs to Price for his brother Clair with Mrs. Haslem joining him for shopping. Mrs. James Earnshaw travels to Salt Lake to visit her daughter. Miss Marguerite Earnshaw plans business studies in the city. Rumors of a Burns McKawen and Ileene Warr marriage in Vernal were denied by Mrs. McKawen. Joshua Haslem delivered seed to Roosevelt. Mrs. Haslem accompanied him. Ladies circle met at Mrs. Kate Snyder’s Cedarview home, attendance low due to travel limits. Fourteen pupils in Mrs. Davies’s class. Jengen family activities noted. church plans discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Beckstead expect to visit Mani to spend the winter. Lettie Glenmont and Mary Bohumin noted. Mrs. Ottosen to Cedarview for Tuesday. A picnic by the hive girls ended with roasted chicken and potatoes. Teachers from the district attended a Salt Lake convention. Thompson guided them to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebell
Bristol
Pleasant
Marge Cook
Ina Bristol
Pater
Tom Birchall
Emerald Oh, Company
Raven Oil and Refining Company
Salt Lake
Myton
Mia
Anna
Winkler
Ralph Winkler
Mrg
Sophia Holder
Cyrus A. Thompson
Lipoint
Uintah
Wiliam
H. Siddoway
Uintah ‘State Bank
Vernal
Republi ‘Gan
Chautauqua
Snd
John Meeker
Frowery
Keel
Wells
George H. Tingley
Aro . Ag
A. J.charles
George W. Philipps
Anna » Winkler
Alice ‘Todd
Warthy Ireland
J. P
Dauwalder
Aud
Charles
Paul Nicholson
Om B. Cook
George E
Phillpps
Richard
Broome
Wilford
Ralph Belliston
Nephi
Prica
Jpeyen
Ana
Ralph Belston
Grace
Europe
and Apps
Albert Hi
Kneale
Indian Department
East
Provo
Leadville
John Haslem
Price
Clair
James A. Earnshaw
Marguerite Earnshaw
Burns McKowen
Ileene Warr
Sarah
Davies
Nancy Jengey
Kella Jensen
See Lake
Jengen
John P. Pearson
G Fleers
Altona
Geo
Mani
H. A. Beckstead
Tenga
Hee-Hive
Ghogpour
Lewis Edwards
Thompson
Neola notes and social updates from Salt Lake visits
Miss Helen Hutcheon plans a Salt Lake winter at L D college. William Crozier recovers from severe illness. W H Crozier of Colorado visits for a few days. M I A officers hosted a dance viewed as enjoyable. Mrs. Hutcheon returns from Salt Lake to visit daughter Alice McGuire. Picture shows every Tuesday. roller skating moved to Saturday. Tom Peterson returns from Price to Neola for the winter. Mr and Mrs J D B Peterson and family travel to Storrs for the winter. Mrs Harry Roberts, now in Ace l Wimmer's residence, moves to Neola to send Jean to school. Mr and Mrs Monte Arbuckle and others attend Salt Lake fair and conference, returning Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hutcheon
Salt Lake
William Crozier
Willan
W. . H. Crozier
Colorado
Alice Mcguire
Tom Peterson
Price
Neola
J. DB. Peterson
Storrs
Harry Roberts
Monarch
Acel Wimmer
Roberts
Jean
Monte Arbuckle
Mutual society holds first meeting with strong turnout
Sunday evening the Mutual held their first meeting with a good attendance. A neatly ordered program was presented. All ladies are invited to attend future Sunday evenings. Mr David Clark and wife have gone to the sawmill to work. Mr and Mrs Trvine Caldwell visit Emery county on Wednesday. Merald Prows returned from Hiawatha. Jessie Behunin left for Price to spend the winter. Peter Rosenkrantze and family move to Vernal to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kke
Mutual
Mutuals
David Clark
Las
Gaw Mill
Trvine Caldwell
Emery County
Merald Prows
Hiawatha
Jessie Behunin
Price
Peter Rosenkrantze
Vernal
Meechan party flies Palmagis trip to Talmage
Ae Meechan and Palmagis with Meechan py Palmagis fly to Talmage on Wednesday from Peerless returning Thursday morn. Mrs Myrie and Donohue accompany them home. She spent the summer here with her parents Mr and Mrs R D Redford. The 9th grade is doing fing with h made a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Myrie
Chris Donohue
Talmage
Peerless
Myrie Donohue
R. D. Redford
Arcadia News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
In Arcadia area news this week a two year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray, is recovering from an illness after an operation on an abscess. J T Murdock underwent eye surgery last Wednesday and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rosgiff hosted guests from Utaba and Salt Litsberry attended events with local families. Celia Olsen begins school in Arcadia this October and a new house for the school area is nearing completion. Three seed-buying machines are to be used as crop conditions improve, with more community notes on residents and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gir
J.T. Murdock
Silas Rosg
Ewell
Rosa
Mtg
Jane Sumners
S. O
Solomonsos
Hente
Vera Larsen
Anh
Hetery
Marnie Holgates
Frat party at Apalco includes games and treats
A birthday and farewell gathering at Apalco last Friday featured a Goose party. Guests enjoyed games, cookies and a candy pull. Recited readings included Dora Lithom and Pearl Mathews performing The Old Woman in a Shoe. Mrs Edith Mathews plans to stay to help, with Violet Bottam honored in a car parade. First killing frost noted on Oct 13 as Allen and Lewis Lloyd plan a short visit before returning south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suning
Dora Lithom
Pearl Mathews
Alfred L. Mwtenet
Robert Marshall
Robert Marshall’ bymMove
Apalco
Roose
Edith Mathews Atta
Fonda
Zeary
Fastinger
Violet Bottam
Éuet Anderson
Allen
Lewis Lloyd
Rota
Blaming the New: Prison Chaplain's Tale of Strife
A fragmented OCR item chronicles a prison chaplain tale about a marriage mishap. The speaker cites a “new woman” causing neglect and domestic tension, with vague references to an Ossining penitentary context and a curse of the ape motif.
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Murray
Shieldy
Ivie
Victoria Shelrod
Marie
Hate
Knights Camp
Dr. BrowAgs
Midvate
de Hyde
Glara Hanson
Marbret Wiscomb
Stake
Ralief” Society
Rnest Horton
Horton
John O Benson
Glarance Johnson
Rychilelq
Mural Bensn
Kirk
Benson
Atrs
Forsythe
Myron
Shit Lake
Averill Stone
Maud’ Labrum
Henery Lee
Ras Fliet
W. EL Webb
Nisit Ayay
Lawrence Caldwell
Bruvitland
Ray
Dents
Otto Bilgen
Ball Lake
Strawberry
Timber Canyon
Jim Carey
Ted Mountain
John Tvell
Tled Creek
C.H. Carey
Dichesne
Arnold ‘Fauset
Wallsburg
William Smith Ravel
Fenton lSeel
Emanuel’Kofford
McGuiney
Gracia "Olsen
Orin
Grandma White
Alta
Mayhew
Maretha
Ab Smith
Fills Elicken
Haber
Tabloms
Myra
Ringwood
Geta Witliama
Tridell
Margery Dan
Aiele Marritt
Queen of Hearts
Hilda
Dora Merkley
Dora
Micelig
Murrayetenkley
P. McCary
Oliver
Grand Junction
LB. Covey
Erade
F. A. Strain
Uintah Basin Construction
San Francisco
San
Péanalsto
Sacramento
Strain
J. V. Turner
Lanotat
Birch Spring Hollow
Uintah County
H. A. Lee
Lee
Cyantr
Ashby Thatcher
Ruth Edwards
Haward M. Ashton
Les Grange
Iecret
Groom
First National Bank of
J.C. Edwards
Burlington
Denver
Burlington Railroad
Pook
Leeton
Lettie
Glemont
Mary Bohumin
H. P. Ottosen Ucheard Way
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