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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

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Beet Prices Are Finally Adjusted

At a meeting of beet growers in the Gune mison Valley territory and several conferences last week a price for the season was set. The sugar company accepted a $6 per ton rate with a 5,500 acre minimum planted, though Westview and Clarion resisted. After talks, the price remains $6 and 5,500 acres. arbitration may be sought if inaction continues.

Gunemison Valley Sugar Company W. Harvey Moss Sugar Company Centerfield Ross Westview Clarion Westview-Clarion State Farm Bureau Westview and Clarion Beet

Baby Hoy Born At Roberts Home

Howard Roberts former councilman celebrates birth of a baby boy joining his four daughters. Mrs Roberts and the infant are reported well and Father Roberts is improving amid warm congratulations from friends.

Howard Roberts Roberts

Alhambra Beehive Girls Meet for Sewing and Singing

The Alhambra swarm of the Gun nison Beehive girls met at the home of Bishop and Mrs Swalberg last Monday evening. Eighteen members attended and enjoyed singing practice and sewing. The meeting was led by keepers Mesdames Ernest Halverson KR K Stubbs and Miss Lilly Johnson

Alhambra Gunnison Bishop

Arrival of a Strong Son Marks Overfelt Family Joy

The Overfelts celebrate the birth of their first boy, born Sunday morning, nine pounds, hearty mother and baby. Old hopes for a fisherman son give way to pride as the family previews a bright future for the little man, with father Overfelt noting his potential in any field.

Gunnison Overfelt

Utah Public Health Council Thanks State Newspapers

Resolution by Dr C N Jensen introduced by the state superintendent expresses thanks to Utah newspapers for cooperation in Christmas drive and publicity for public health efforts. Executive committee of the Utah Public Health Council adopted the measure at the capitol.

C. N. Jensen Utah Public Health Cosnelation Ceapitol City Drasechitign

Proclamation Declares City Clean-Up Day in Gunnison

The mayor proclaims Friday April 21 as Clean-Up Day urging every resident to help banish rubbish, repair and paint, and make the city safer and healthier through collective effort and pride. The order emphasizes health, safety, thrift, and civic duty with no slackers.

Gunnison J. W. Jones Utah Jones City of

Presbyterians To Meet In Gunnison

Presbyterians from southern Utah gather in Gunnison on Friday April 7 for a day of meetings at the Presbyterian chapel. Speakers include Weston T. Johnson D D of San Francisco secretary of foreign missions for the western district, Eveline Browne Keck secretary of the woman's board, and Adelaide L. Aldrich traveling secretary of home missions. Morning 10 o clock, afternoon 2 o clock, and evening 5 o clock services with local music and Light Bearers junior band performances. Public invited to attend and meet the visitors.

Gunnison The Presbyterian of Southern Utah Utah Presbyterian Teo Weston T. Johnson San Francisco Cal Johnson Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church In United States of America Eveline Browne Keck Woman's Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church Adelaide L. Aldrich New York City Woman's Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Chapel

President Invited To Address Editors In Missoula Trip

Washington dispatches say President Warding plans a Alaska trip next summer to attend the seventh annual National Editorial Association convention in Missoula Montana early July. The president is a paid member of the association, and plans include two deluxe trains for editors on a twenty one day tour starting and ending in Chicago. The party will visit Yellowstone and Glacier parks, travel across Montana visiting towns and mining and agricultural districts, with a water segment on Flathead Lake. Missoula will host the convention with three days of entertainment. the rest of the itinerary includes other towns and hospitality exchanges. A semi centennial celebration will occur in Yellowstone park, and in Glacier park editors will be welcomed in a traditional manner by local inhabitants.

Washington Warding Alaska The Missoula Mont National Editorial Association Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Montana Flathead Lake Yellowstone Park Glieler

Coal Miners Strike Planned. Government to Function As Usual

A notice states 1 coal miner may quit work tomorrow April 1 while the government continues to function, railroads run, and industry keeps turning. The coal strike is anticipated to fail in its objective as expected.

Revision of Gunnison Legion Officers Leads to New Appointments

Gunnison Post 104 American Legion held a meeting last Saturday revising the roster. New appointments include R. M Madsen as vice commander and others such as C T Hoff adjutant Rex Kearns finance officer and L G Anderson historian. An executive committee will also include Fred I T Jones Harold Halvergen and J B Roper.

Gunnison Guard American Legion Legionaires Sidney J. Baxter R. M Madsen C.T. Hoff Rex Kearns L. G. Anderson Tl. B. Bigler M. A. Beauregard Fred IT. Jones Harold Halvergen J. B. Roper

Baby Boy Dies After Influenza And Pneumonia

Lynn William Ferre, infant son of Mr and Mrs J M Ferre, died Tuesday morning at home after a two week illness. Born in Gunnison, he was one year ten months and one week old. Funeral services were held at ROS hall with Bishop Swalhere in charge and a special Mass.

Lynn William Ferre J. M. Ferre Lynn Gunnison Ros Swalhere

Bride Receives Shower Honors at Gribble Home

Mrs. Bert Gribble was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. W. J. Gribble and Mrs. Marsden Gribble at WH Gribble's home. About forty guests attended a luncheon at 7 p.m. followed by a game of progressive Five Hundred. The bride departed with many gifts of fancy work, silverware, and chinaware from guests.

Bert Gribble W. J. Gribble Marsden Gribble WH. Gribble

Grant of pension to Mrs Eirza Kearns of Gunnison

Mrs Eirza Kearns, resident of Gunnison and known through the state, has been granted a pension of 12 dollars a month dating from September 1 last year. The pension was awarded by the federal department. Mrs Kearns is the widow of the late James L. Kearns, a veteran of the Minek Thiwl campaign in Utah’s early history.

Eirza Kearns Gunnison Federal Department Kearns Jamesl. Kearns Utah

Blackfeat Indians Hold Steady Tribal Customs

Native community maintains traditional practices despite outside influence as they usher in an era with their guiding symbols and ceremonial roles.

Fishing Licenses Now Obtainable in Clauson

Fishing and hunting licenses for 1922 are on sale through Charles Rasmussen as local agent. Fees are $2 for all adults and $1 for women and children under 16. State officials warn that fishing or hunting without a license will lead to strong court action, and emphasize revenue funds fish and game department work. At least 40,000 to 50,000 licenses last year yielded over $80,000. this year revenue may near $100,000.

Clauson Charles Rasmussen Fish and Game Commission Madsen Salt Lake Utah

Tendered Wedding Supper for Gribbles in Early Month

Mr and Mrs Bert Gribble, newlyweds, were honored with two wedding suppers this week. The first was Tuesday night and the second Wednesday evening at the groom’s parents home. Dinners started at 7 o'clock with twenty guests each. After dining, guests played games and shared gifts.

Bert Gribble Mrs. Gribble

Vogue magazine features Milady’s Spring Model gowns

Vogue fans worldwide praise the fashion authority for its nod to J C Penney Co gowns. The magazine highlights six smart Matron of Youth gowns by a renowned designer, with six more styles to be debuted April 16. Penney leadership in fashion is noted as influential and enduring.

Vogue New York Paris J. (. Penney Co Th V Ogne Mareth J. C. Penney Co Vonue J. c. Pennay Vola

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