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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

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Plans Complete For Big Doings Monday

Plans are set for a large Monday celebration in Gunnison with a daylong program. Activities include a daybreak salute, sunrise flag-raising, auto parade at 9 a.m. from City hall, a Casino theater program at 10 a.m., a 1 p.m. ball game Gunnison vs Salina, children’s dance at Peterson hall, and afternoon street sports. Westview Clarion Fayette and Mayfield invited. crowds expected.

Westview Clarion Fayette Mayfield Emile Rosenwall Casino Theater Gunnison George Larson Salina Gunnison Park Peterson Hall

Sugar Kings Go Down to Defeat in July Baseball Slate

The schedule lists Sugar Kings games against Ephraim Gunnison and Salina on July 4 and July 5. Ephraim hosts Gunnison at 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Monday’s league game at Salina begins at 1:00 p.m. Gunvision plays Salina at 5:00 p.m. at Salina park. Non league games noted.

Sugar Kings Ephraim Gunnison Salina Gunvison Salina Park

Sugar Kings fall to Salina Abstracters in road game

Gunnison Sugar Kings endured a rough day at Salina park as Salina Abstracters won eight to three. Thornberg pitched well for Salina but Gunnison misfired with most bats. Lester Fredrickson led Gunnison with a seven hit season and a home run while fanning seven in a rough Sunday setback.

Gunnison Sugar Kings Salina Abstracters Salina Park Gunnison Sallialtes Sugar Kings Thornberg Salina Boys Gunnisonites Lester Fredrickson Optech

Radcliffe Chautauqua Comes to Gunnison in August

The Radcliffe Chautauqua system will visit Gunnison this season at the urging of local business and educational interests. August 11, 12 and 18 have been chosen for the program with lectures on citizenship and American ideals by a different speaker each day. Afternoon discussions address community problems and evenings feature notable concerts or entertainment groups. Two children’s programs are included in the schedule.

Gunnison

New Cashier Arrives for Gunnison City Bank Opening

Clyde Edmonds formerly of the Copper National Bank in Salt Lake has resigned to become cashier at Gunnison City National Bank. Mrs. Edmonds will join him later. A week is needed to complete fixtures and supplies as workers finish the building and office arrangement. Doors are expected to open by the end of the coming week.

Clyde Edmonds Copper National Bank of Salt

Gunnison Valley Sugar Factory Umpired Salina Ball Game

The Gunnison Valley Sugar factory acted as umpire for Gunnison while Munroe was the indicator for Salina. Attendance at last Sunday's Salina game set a new record for the southern part of the state with nearly 100 Gunnison fans, including many prominent citizens.

Gunnison

District to Vote On School Bonds for Gunnison High

A special election will be held Monday July 19 to vote on 200000 in bonds for a new Gunnison high school and improvements in South Sanpete district schools. If approved Gunnison gets 100000 for a high school, with the rest shared among Manti Ephraim Centerfield and Mayfield for heating and other upgrades. Construction will start promptly but the Gunnison high school may not be ready for the fall term due to high material costs and labor shortages.

Gunnison South Sanpete Manti Ephraim Centerfield Mayfield J. M. Knighton

Farmers Protest New Assessment

A farmer and representative committee met with county officials as a board of equalization to contest land valuations near Centerfield. They proposed a schedule lowering values, aiming to cut overall assessment by 10 to 50 percent if accepted. Other local items include births, illnesses, travel, and teaching assignments for the coming season.

Centerflield Darrel Childs

Gunnison High Principal to Attend National Facorials Convention

C Frischknecht principal of Gunnison High school will travel to Salt Lake City in the early part of the coming week to attend the National Factorial association convention. The event opens July Fourth at the capitol city and runs through July 14.

C. Frischknecht Gunnison High School Salt Lake National Factorial Association Capitol City

Local and Personal News Highlights

Mr and Mrs N L Hermansen and the Hermansen children return from an extended auto trip to Idaho cities. Ed S Childs and Gilbert Childs visited Ephraim and Manti. Sr M Dugans and M Beauregard were Provo visitors then returned home. Edwin Larson George and Kimball Larson motored to Delta and will visit relatives. Mrs J B Roper Mrs J S Peterson Mrs Ed Clements and Mrs D D McGee were Salina visitors. Mrs Ben Peterson entertained friends with light lunch. Enil Bovane was a motor passenger to Manti on county business. An 8 pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs C M Edwards. Edna Smith has returned to Redmond after visiting Guinnison friends. Mrs A Fredrickson will visit two weeks at Willardson home. H A Howes of Salt Lake returned home. may relocate Gunnison mid July. Rev Russell Woltz of Manti will lead Presbyterian service next Sunday at 8 o clock. Niel Sorensen visited Salt Lake to see Mrs Sorensen, improving in health.

H. A. Howes Salt Lake Capitol City Russell Woltz Manti Presbyterian Chapel Gunnison

Centerfield Plans For Rousing Fourth Of July

Centerfield schedules a major Fourth of July celebration with a full day of events. Activities begin at 10 AM at the Centerfield opera house with a civic program including prayers, speeches, solos, and a Declaration of Independence reading. Afternoon sports feature horse racing, barrel riding, sack races, and driving contests followed by a 1 PM ball game between Centerfield champions and the Bloomer Girls. The day ends with a grand ball and night entertainment. Salt Lake orchestra provides music.

Centerfield Centerfield Opera House Cornet Gilbert Pieldsted F . Marva Jeteen Enyeet Mary A. Nielson Melva Rosenvall Eriin Anderson Thelma Olson and la Grand Wall Salt Lake

Clarion News Social Roundup and Local Visits

Clarion social notes recall Charles Embley and family of Centerfield visiting Clarion with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lund. Mr. and Mrs. Bual Pace marked wedding anniversaries at dinner. Mrs. Burg Frandsen hosted a dinner and a Friday afternoon gathering with friends. Visitors Lola Clyde and Claris Clyde from Mt. Pleasant toured Clarion while Miss Lesh Standfield returned home. Joe Jensen and family were Axtell visitors. Morowl residents Mrs. Mart Larson and Miss Mdna Larson called on Mrs. Alva Frandsen. Mrs. Hans Olson of Gunnison and Mrs. Charles Despain with Wyron Despain of Axtell spent time with their sister.

Charles Embley Centerfield Clarion Royal Lund Hans Olson Gunnison Charles Despain An Wyron Despain Axtell Burg Irrandsen

Axtell Notes: Newleyweds Albert Douglas and Berha Jensen

Albert Douglas and Berha Jensen, popular Axtell couple, wed at Manty in a midweek ceremony. A wedding shower for the couple occurred at their Axtell home. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Munson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson visited from Mt. Pleasant. Peter Jensen and family from Minnory County spent time with relatives. Hulda Spalding and children from Ephraim are visiting. Mrs. Charles Thorpe, recently ill, was moved to Ephraim for care and later to a Salt Lake hospital for an X ray to locate the trouble.

Albert Douglas Berha Jensen Axtell Mant Aml Graam Austin Munson J. Johnson Mt. Pleasant Charles Thorpe Ephraim Salt Lake Hospital

Dini Dieck warehouse near completion on Main Street

The Dini Dieck wirer ies on Main Street by J S Peterson nears completion and should be ready for occupancy by July 1. The building is described as modern and fireproof and will house Palmer and Topper as a pool hall and refreshment parlors once finished.

Main Street J. 5 Peterson Palmer & Topper

Factory Employees Entertain Friends at Gunnison Valley sugar plant

Gunnison Valley Sugar factory employees hosted about a hundred friends for a Saturday evening dance and chicken supper at the Plaza View Hotel. The Gunnison orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed salad, potatoes, chicken, hot biscuits, strawberry shortcake, and pie. D. Swalhorke sang two solos and Mrs. Adolph Peterson gave a reading, highlighting the evening’s hospitality and entertainment by the mechanical, field service, and factory forces.

Selectionkandl D. Swalhorke Adolph Peterson Wom Conners Dire Tentennits Ban Wiel

Deere manager Kent Burt visits Bryce Canyon trip

Kent R. Burt, manager for John Deere in Salt Lake, was in town on company business on Wednesday. He traveled with Mrs. Burt and their daughter and plans a day at Bryce Canyon's famous scene point after Tuesday evening departure.

Kent R. Burt John Deere Company Salt Lake Mr. Burt

Arrival of Miss Nelosha Bayang and Family in Salt Lake

Miss Nelosha Bayang of Salt Lake stays briefly with her father Arthur Bayane during a alert visit.

Nelosha Bayang Salt Lake Arthur Bayane

Contount Meeting Set By Ward Officials

The regular meeting of the Modoa ward will be held on July 4 at 8:20 PM in the Heliel Seriety hall. A program includes singing prayer and readings by local figures and Revhive Girls’ association performing The Rising of 177.

Vred Swathere Clarice Larson J. A. Choris Rhoda Dewsen Lurena Peterson

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A. m. Marshal of the Day N. L. Her Angen City Hell Gunnison Band Goddess of Liberty Gladys Larson Liberty Velda Ferre Lola Hdwards H.E . Steele Williams Ss Jorgenson McCormick Crane Dacohs Thoreen Teterson F. Thornbere Eben Sanders Newman Oreete Harold Halverson R.foeseeves Fl Larson C.f Edwards Im Sorensen Hugh Halverson Fredrickson G. G. Light Little Johnny Spendthrift James Tassey Ogden J. H. Bingham Stafford Ariz J. 8. Westover N. L. Hermansen Hermansen Idaho Ed. S. Childs Gilbert Childs Ephriam M. Dugegins M. Beauregard Edwin Larson George and Kimball Larson Delta J. B. Roper J. 8. Peterson Ed. Clements D. D. McGee Ben Peterson Enlil Bovane C. M. Edwards Edwards Edna Smith Guinnison Redmond A. Fredrickson Joseph Willardson Willardson Niel Sorensen W. A. Fijeldsted Mayor Funk Veeteesseiectes H.a B. Jensen Lizzie Jensen Clarion News Zion National Park Westview and Mrs. Bual Pace Lola Claris Clyde Lesh Standfield Joe Jensen Mart Larson Mdna Larson Morowl Witth Airs Alva Frandsen Axtell Notes Peter Jensen Mmnory County Hulda Spalding The Contount Meeting
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