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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

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Bumpy oil road blamed for Wednesday morning crash

Deep furrows on the oiled highway near Hardscrabble caused Christian Nielson and his wife to lose control of a Pontiac at 7 30. They escaped serious injury though the car was damaged and wheel broken. Wrecked vehicle was taken to Redmond for repairs as state road crews promised soon repairs between Axtell and Gunnison.

Alex Beck Mr. Nielson Hans Jensen Despain Gunnison Axtell State Road Department

Return to San Francisco trip by Kleedauers and Kearns

Mr and Mrs Chas P Kleedauer and the Kearns family left for their coast home in San Francisco after a ten day visit at the Kearns home. Miss Loretta and Mary Kearns accompany for a month on the coast traveling via Southern Utah canyon routes. DeLos Gates visited Salina and his mother Mrs J M Knighton.

Chas. P. Kleedauer A. H. Kearns San Francisco Loretta Mary Kearns Utah DeLos Gates Salina J. M. Knighton

B Y U Opening Delayed Two Weeks

Brigham Young University will start the autumn quarter two weeks later than usual with registration set for September 26. The catalog notes a larger faculty due to returns from leaves including Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenberry Miss Vilate Elliott Dr Carl F Eyring T Earl Pardoe Professor Alfred Osmond Anna Ollerton B F Cummings and Anna Egbert. The expansion enables the greatest diversity of courses yet offered, says catalog editor E H Holt.

Brigham Young University Ida Smoot Dusenberry Vilate Elliott Carl F. Eyring College of Arts and Sciences Bell Telephone Laboratories T. Earl Pardoe Hollywood Alfred Osmond Department of New York City Anna Ollerton Columbia University Library B. F. Cummings France Anna Egbert Columbia University E. H. Holt

Elsinore Falls Victim To Gunnison Nine

Gunnison wins 20 to 4 over Elsinore in a marathon league game. Erickson and Kump homer, Bauers delivers late runs as Elsinore tires. Schedule lists Gunnison at Nephi and Salina at Elsinore.

Elsinore Gunnison Salina Ephraim Nephi Gunners Erickson Bauers Kump Childs Waldo Villard Gunnison Nephi

Low Price Grain Boon To Feeders

With low priced grain and a favorable pork market, feeder pigs should be finished for market quickly. Pigs on alfalfa pasture with ground barley or wheat and dried skim milk powder show the heaviest, cheapest gains. Self feeding allows 85 percent grain and 15 percent skim milk powder. If alfalfa is unavailable, dry lot feeding yields efficient gains and pork from barley and wheat with supplements meets packers’ demand.

E. J. Maynard Animal Department of Animal Industry Utah State Agricultural College

Mrs J E Lewis Tours Idaho and Yellowstone Trip

Mrs J E Lewis returns from Idaho points and a Yellowstone tour with her son H J Lewis and family of Provo. They paused at Salt Lake during the Covered Wagon Days fete on the way home.

J. E. Lewis Idaho Yellowstone National Park H. J. Lewis Provo Salt Lake

Sorensonson Baby Boy Born in Axtell

Mr and Mrs Elmo Sorensonson announce the birth of a baby boy in Axtell on Monday of last week. Both mother and son are doing splendidly.

Yetd Elmo Sorensonson Axtell

Peddler Nuisance In Home, Probed By Professor’s Advice

An essay notes that home peddlers invade domestic life and urges housewives to refuse sales at home. Prof Conrad from New Jersey Teachers College argues such itinerant sellers turn homes into stores, bypassing rent taxes and licenses, and harms local merchants.

Conrad New Jersey Teachers’ College

Peeping Tom Abroad Them Guan Threatens West Side Residents

Reports from Gunnison describe a night prowler terrorizing mothers and children on the west side of Main Street over three weeks. Incidents include a face at a screened window at Sanford Anderson’s home near 12:30 am, and daylight approaches on West Center Street and at F H Jones home. A dark complexioned man was seen at Ben Childs residence with crowds planning to see the beauties.

Main Street Sanford Anderson Anderson F. H. Jones Ben Childs

Utah Illiteracy Drops But State Faces Native White Increase

Utah's illiteracy rate falls to 4 640 with 1.2 percent of residents over ten unable to read or write. The decline leaves Utah ranked eighth among 48 states and DC for least illiteracy, though native white illiterates rise from 925 to 952. Salt Lake County has 1,124 illiterates. Daggett County reports none. The state seeks programs to aid Indian communities and cites Montana Risckfeet clinic success as proof literacy work can succeed.

Utah District of Columbia Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Iowa Oregon Washington Idaho Georgia Louisiana Daggett Salt Lake County Risckfeet Montana

Jensen Murder Yet a Mystery

Following the murder of Carl Jensen a year old sheepherder whose body was found along a south Clarion canal on July 21 officers chase theories but no solid clue has emerged. The three sons and Jensen’s wife were questioned with no usable alibis and the distinctive hat found miles north helps little as evidence and tracks vanish amid scattered sheep complicating the investigation. The case remains an unsolved mystery.

Carl Jensen State Canal Clarion Jensen

Chopper Champ Exhibits World Champion Woodchopping Skill

Peter McLaren the world champion woodchopper entertained about 300 spectators at the Chas. Rasmussen Furniture Co. store in Gunnison. He sliced an 18 inch log in 1 55, using a Plumb axe, and offered to cut the log in two in two thirds the time of rivals Bert Behunin and Peter Scow. He demonstrated throwing axes at 42 feet and matched several feats before crowds that included men women and children.

Peter McLaren Chas. Rasmussen Furniture Company Gunnison McLaren Bert Behunin Peter Scow Mayfield Behunin Scow Chas, Rasmussen Wilford Jensen Strevell-Patterson Hardware Company Salt Lake Monroe Salina Manti Ephraim Mt. Pleasant

Former Residents Visit By Andersons In Vacation Stop

Mr and Mrs Stanley Anderson longtime locals now in Fmery visited Monday at Byron Fjeldsted’s home. Anderson serves as principal of the junior high in Hmery and the couple enjoy a pre school break vacation with fishing and camping as the core of their entertainment.

Stanley Anderson Butt Fmery Byron Fjeldsted Anderson Hmery

Sewerage Outlet To Be Repaired In Gunnison

Gunnison to repair a troublesome west side sewerage outlet after a petition from residents. State sanitary engineer C. O. Pickel and Dr. J. A. Magan condemned current conditions and plan cleansing and upgrades to prevent health risks amid a hot spell.

Gunnison West Side City Board of Health State Board of Health Salt Lake C. O. Pickel J. A. Magan Board of Health of Pickel Hagan Board of Health Peterson

Barbecued Dinner Delights Guests at Axtell Home

Mr and Mrs Leo Andersen hosted a barbecued lamb dinner at their Axtell home Monday evening. The meal, cooked in a hot pit, fed forty guests who enjoyed meals at home tables then moved to songs games and dancing followed by cake and coffee.

Leo Andersen Axtell

G T Club Enjoys Afternoon at Mrs Bardsley Home

Cen terfield members of the G. T. club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Ronald Bardsley Thursday afternoon last week. Progressive rock provided entertainment and honors went to Mrs. Avery Beck and Mrs. Andress Jensen. Mrs. Bardsley served a luncheon at five thirty.

G. T. Club Centerfield Ronald Bardsley Avery Beck Andress Jensen Bardsley

Childs Family Reunion Draws Large Crowd at Palisade Park

Ninety members of the Childs family met at Palisade park Monday for a snowday reunion. The event featured sports, games, storytelling and an officer election. Officers re-elected included H. M. Childs president and Ed. B. Childs treasurer. The program included piano duets, dances, songs, readings, a quartet, and dancing with music.

Childs Snowadl Palisade Park Welnek Aparn H. M. Childs L. H W. Childs J. P. Peterson Th Childs TB. Childs Paiward Childs, Jr Chaiman Temple Mins Erna Lundeberg Pan Childs Gertrude Edwards Beth Childs Jean Childe Norma Childs Dean Childs Clay Childs Illa Childs Boyd Nielson Erma Dlundeberg Moroni Childa Lydia Childs Rachel Gerald Howard Culda Leah Ravtmuncen Newel Howard bin Childs Danecins

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