Opening Day Forecast Promises Big Utah Catches
Utah prepares for the 1930 fishing season with J Arthur Mecham predicting low clear streams if weather holds and record plantings of 1.5 million fish this year. Waters open in four classes starting June 15 with certain rivers and lakes scheduled for later openings and several waters permanently closed.
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Utah
J. Arthur Mecham
State Fish and Game
Mr. Mecham
State Department
Mecham
Strawberry Valley
Strawberry River
Victory Highway
Indian Creek
Diversion
Ogden River
Narrows
Mirror Lake
near-Uintah
Jordan River
Utah Lake
Sevier River
Clear, Creek
Bear River
Cutler Dam
Fishlake
Strawberry
Strawberry Reservoir
Currant Creek
Big Cottonwood Lakes
Henry’s Fork
Summit County
Carter Creek
Sheep Creek
Day
Fayette Matron Clara Mellor Dies After Stroke
Clara Jensen Mellor 46 of Fayette, active Mormon church worker, died Saturday after a paralytic stroke. Born January 23 1884 in Huntington Utah she wed Albert Mellor at the Manti temple December 26 1900. Survived by husband, six children, parents James and Jennie Jensen, five brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jensen Mellor
Fayette
Albert C. Meéllor
Utah
Huntington
Clarence
Goldén
Lovell
Elvin
Amy
Alphus Pierce
Eltay Foote
Gunnison
James M. Jensen
Lafe
Joe Jensen
Alma Jensen
Levan
Willie Jensen
Canada
Recent Bride Honored At Shower In Clarion Chapel
Mrs. George Bauer Jr was the focal point of a well attended shower at the Clarion chapel on Saturday evening. Hosted by her mother Mrs A H Lund and Mrs Geo Bauer Sr the event drew seventy five intimate friends and relatives for luncheon and a dancing party. Mrs Bauer formerly Adam Lund daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Lund received many useful and beautiful gifts.
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George Bauer, Jr
Clarion Chapel
A. H. Lund
Bauer
Geo. Bauer
Adam Lund
Alda Metcalf
Ray B. Metcalf
Miss Metcalf
Beulah Metcalf
Berniece Mansfield
Niel Sore
Bogalskys From Portland Plan Long Southwest Journey
Mr and Mrs T O H Bogalsky have lived in Portland for six years and arrived from the northwest Monday. They are staying with Mr and Mrs W H Gribble for a month or more and then intend to travel to Los Angeles.
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Portland
T. O. H. Bogalsky
Northwest
W. H. Gribble
Three Teams Tied In League Series
Salina 9 Gunnison 5 Nephi 12 Elsinore 9 results marked a tied league series. Gunnison led late but Salina rallied with four runs in the ninth as Erickson allowed eight hits and the Gunnison defense made nine errors.
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Salina
Gunnison
Nephi
Elsinore
Erickson
Christensen
Gunnison Boys
Salina Senay
Hapiht E Jg
Ephraim
Huntington survivor group mourns loss with Thursday service
Ina Jef Huntington and relatives are listed as survivors. Funeral services are set for Thursday at two o'clock in the Fayette meeting house with Bishop Geo Bartholomew in charge.
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Ina Jef Huntington
Hive
Dehildren
Fayette
Geo. Bartholomew
Veteran Major Duke Doke 95 Dies After Heart Attack
Major T. C. Doke a Civil War veteran aged 95 died Sunday night in Ephraim after a heart attack. Born May 26 1855 in Ohio he served four years in the 44th Indiana Infantry and rose to major. He lived in Ephraim two years after moving from Bloomfield Iowa and will be buried in Bloomfield with his son C. C. Duke.
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T. C. Doke
O. C. Doke
Ephraim
Major Doke
Bloomfield
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
44Th
Indiana Infantry
Ft. Wayne
Piercston
Elizabeth M. Ruffell
Towa
Duke
U. S
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Washington, D. C
United States
Doke
Iowa State Senate
Gunnison
C. C. Duke
Popular Couple Marry in Gunnison at Metcalf Home
Alda Metcalf and Vearl Peterson wed Tuesday evening in Gunnison in a ceremony led by Bishop Leslie Kidman. The couple's reception followed at the WistarIa cafe with 52 guests. They will reside in Richfield where Peterson will run the family auto business.
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Gunnison
R. B. Metcalf
Alda Metcalf
Rey B. Metcalf
Vearl Peterson
Martin Peterson
Leslie Kidman
Ernest Halverson
Lohengrin
Mr. Peterson
Kimbal Larsen
Beulah Metcalf
Wistaria Cafe
Peterson
B. Y. University
Provo
Salt Lake
Martin Peterson Auto Company
Mrs. Peterson
Zion National Park set to shatter visitor records in 1930
The park announces that travel to Zion and Bryce Canyon will nearly double the prior peak from 1929 as the 1930 season opens. By May 31, 14 016 pre season visitors entered Zion National Park, versus 6 489 last year, with governors, federal officials and notable figures slated for the July 4 dedication of the Zion Mount Carmel highway. Cars may use the new road at the standard one dollar entrance fee.
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Utah
E. T. Scoven
Zion Nations Park
Union
District of Columbia
Zion-Mt_ Carmel
Salt Lake City
Congress
Zion and
Bryce Canyon
Sevier River Water Users Given Timely Suggestions
The article notes an advisory session on the Sevier River system water rights with Richlands Irrigation Co and Westview Irrigation Co in a state engineer proposed determination. Judge LeRoy Cox continued the hearing to August 20 to allow stipulations and compromises among claimants, aiming to reduce litigation for a large group of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevier
LeRoy H. Cox
Fillmore
Richlands Irrigation Company, Inc
Westview Irrigation Company, Inc
Cox
Theo
Heart Attack Fatal To Mayfield Citizen
Frank Christiansen prominent farmer and stockman of Mayfield died of a heart attack at his home Friday evening while with family. Born October 2, 1873 in Ephraim, he married Sophia Nelson 32 years ago and leaves wife and three children LaPriel Leah and Leon. Survived by sister Elma Johnson and brother Marian Christiansen. Funeral held Monday at 2 PM in Mayfield High School with Bishop Hans C. Bogh presiding. speakers included Edward Bunderton Clyde Whitlock Leonard Thompson and J S Christiansen. interment at Mayfield Cemetery.
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Mayfield
Frank Christiansen
Ephraim
Chris
Johanna Madsen Christiansen
Manti Temple
Sophia Nelson
LaPriel
Leah
Leon
Miss LaPriel
Elma Johnson
Afton
Wyo
Marian Christiansen
Hans C. Bogh
Mayfield Ward
Christiansen
Edward Bunderton
Clyde Whitlock
Leonard Thompson
J. S. Christensen
Mayfield Cemetery
Missionary Returns to Gunnison After Two-Year Mission
Newell Mortensen son of Mr and Mrs Joe Mortensen returns to Gunnison Monday evening after a two year mission in Holland for the Mormon church. He reports a splendid and successful trip and expresses great enjoyment of the work. He traveled home aboard the S S American arriving New York June 1 after stopping in Salt Lake for the MIA convention.
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Newell Mortensen
Joe Mortensen
Gunnison
Newell
Holland
New York
Salt Lake
Stringent Rules to Avert Riots in Southern Utah League
Ira Overfelt the leagues president issues a letter to managers and players detailing strict conduct rules. No arguing with umpires beyond allowed limits, ejections for rule violations, suspensions for on field fighting, umpire decisions final unless a baseball rule applies, and reporting improper conduct to managers or officials.
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Southern Utah Baseball League
Ira Overfelt
Overfelt
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American Legion and Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Gunnigon
Wilbur
King of the Domain
Trousseau Tea
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