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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1926

Page

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Long and Useful Life Ends for Centerfield Resident

Mrs. Elvena Jensen, 70, native of Denmark, died at her Centerfield home after illness that began in December. Survived by daughters Miss Ruby Jensen and Mrs. Edna Jensen and two grandchildren, funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Centerfield Cemetery.

Elvena Jensen Centerfield Ruby Jensen Edna Jensen Jensen Ephraim Jens Jensen Manti Temple America Relief

Fire Roars Through Barn After Boys Ignite Hay

Wayne and Junior Peterson and Matthew Mansfield, ages 5 to 8, built a small fire in Moroni Jensen’s barn Sunday afternoon. A strong gale spread flames to a chicken coop and granary, destroying the barn and causing about 700 in losses. Neighbors aided in salvage, but heat was intense. Winds from the south prevented broader damage to nearby homes and fire facilities. In Gunnison, Martin Willardson welcomed a baby boy weighing 12 pounds born Thursday night last week, with both mother and child reported well.

Wayne Junior Peterson Matthew Mansfield Moroni Jensen Gunnison Martin Willardson Witartttn

Centerfield Matron Answers Last Call

Mrs Helena Fjeldsted wife of Sidney Fjeldsted died after two weeks of illness at Salina hospital following an emergency operation. Born July 4 1889 at Ephraim she married Sidney Fjeldsted fifteen years ago and leaves five children Roberta Montez DeLoy Marvin and Vernile. Survived by parents N P Sorenson Provo eight brothers attended funeral at Centerfield meeting house led by Bishop Charles Hansen.

Helena Fjeldsted Sidney Fjeldsted Salina Hospital Fjeldsted N. P Sorenson Valley Provo Ephraim Sidney Fieldsted Centerfield Mormon Church Sidney J. Fjeldsted Favo Roberta Montez DeLoy Marvin Vernile N. P. Sorenson Milan Sorenson Truman Orin Sorenson Axtell Romayne Chesney LeVer Sorenson Franklin Idaho Ivan Maynard Sorenson Chas. Hansen

Year Officers for Local Lions Club

At the Gunnison Lions Club semi monthly luncheon Ira Overfeldt was chosen president Leo D Bardsley vice president and Leo Gledhill secretary treasurer for the year Also elected were Dr Kunz Kontamer and La H Johnson tailtwister The board includes N L Hermansen Dr J A Hagan C M Edwards and Parley Christiansen J W Jones district governor was named delegate to the San Francisco international convention with Tra Overfeldt as alternate A picture show at the Casino June 2 with a quartet and solos planned A Fourth of July celebration committee was named Fletcher Peterson L H Johnson and F H Jones to confer with business men and report later

Gunnison Lions Club Gunnison Ira Overfeldt Leo D. Bardsley Leo Gledhill Dr. Kunz Kontamer la H. Johnson N. L. Hermansen J. A. Hagan C. M. Edwards Parley Christiansen J. W. Jones San Francisco Tra Overfeldt Harold Bradsley Emily Knighton E. L. Swalberg Lions Club Fletcher Peterson L. H. Johnson F. H. Jones

Hagan Span ish Fork Visitors Tour En Route South

Dr and Mrs J W Hagan of Spanish Fork spent a few days at the home of Dr and Mrs J A Hagan. The visitors were en route to Southern California for a few weeks sightseeing.

J. W. Hagan Spanish Fork J. A. Hagan California

Elisnore Pirates Battle Gunnison Cubs In Rain Soaked Loss

Nine local Pirates visited Gunnison and suffered a 9 to 3 defeat as a strong Gunnison team outplayed Elisnore despite a rain storm. Villard pitched four innings with three hits allowed and led the Pirates at the plate with three two base hits. Newell Childs, Stubbs and young players showcased promising talent while veteran names struggled from lack of recent action. Manager Horace Peterson praised the squad and anticipation grows for next Sunday's rematch in Elisnore.

Pirates Elisnore Garrnison Cubs Gunnison Villard Newell Childs Stubbs Sorenson Halverson Jones Brothers Kunz Fredrickson Horace Peterson Eliinore Pirates Gunnison Cubs Elisnore Pirates

Sewing Club Organized by Centerfield Girls

Eleven Centerfield girls aged 13 to 15 organize a sewing club with Miss Naomi Christensen as leader. Officers include Ila Hansen president Viola Christensen vice president Hazel Fjeldsted secretary treasurer and Miss Christensen again as leader. The founder is a local high school graduate who attended a spring training school at the Agricultural College in Loan. Members plan to work earnestly through the summer.

Centerfield Naomi Christensen Ila Hansen Viola Christensen Hazel Fjeldsted Miss Christensen Agricultural College Loan

Women's Club Prepared for Charter in Gunnison

Nineteen members joined as charter members of the Business and Professional Women's club of Gunnison at a Thursday Wistaria luncheon. The group plans to apply for a charter and features included a address by president Mrs. Charlotte Villard, musical numbers, and playful prophecies for 1956.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Ithe Wistaria Gunnison Charlotte Villard

Pumpkin Shell Chosen for Confectionery Contest Name

Judges select The Pumpkin Shell as the new name for Orville Hansen's store occupying the former Blue Bird. Lorel Elben and Belva Sorenson tied for the submission with Sorenson winning a chocolate prize. Hansen plans interior decor to echo a pumpkin shell.

Orville Hansen Lorel Elben Belva Sorenson Miss Elben Miss Sorenson

Metcalf Hostess Hosts Anniversary Party For 28 Guests

Mrs. J T Metcalf marked her birthday with 28 guests at her home Sunday afternoon and evening. Spring decor complemented a four thirty buffet lunch then mah jongg and cards. Prizes went to Mrs J W Jones and others. Outside guests included Mr and Mrs J C Mellor and Mrs L H Mellor among others.

J. T. Metcalf Metcalf J. W. Jones Lee Mellor Munti Aldous Edd. Jensen Carls J. C. Mellor L. IL. Mellor Agnes Palmer Manti G. E. Radeen Los Angeles

Prominent Centerfield Man Dies In Train Car Collision

James Tassie a Centerfield merchant and former justice of the peace died after his car collided with Denver Rio Grande passenger train No 611 north of Salina. Tassie was born December 5 1855 and left a large family including children in Salt Lake City Gunnison Centerfield and Aberdeen. Funeral services were held at Gunnison Valley High School before the body was shipped to North Hero Vermont to rest beside his wife.

James Tassie Centerfield Denver & Rio Grande Salina Tassie Johnson W. A. Armies Carl Anderson D. G. Burges Margaret Tassie Salt Lake Seymour Gunnison W. R. Jensen James R Floyd Jeanette Brown Aberdeen Wash Woodmen of America Barrie Vermont Rock Springs Wyoming Margaret Cunningham Lillian Jensen James Rey Tassie Floyd Tassie Marguerite Seymour Tassie Lilian Brown Gunnison Valley

Local Talent Wins Speaking Contest

Belva Sorenson will represent the 11th district in the girls public speaking contest and Jack Spencer of Centerfield will represent the same district in the Mutual public speaking contest at the June conference of the MIA in Salt Lake City. They won at Richfield last Saturday against six other stakes from Sanpete Sevier and Wayne counties, after qualifying at the MIA day at Gunnison May 14. The Gunnison ward stakes produced the victors, with Sorenson and Spencer earning easy wins though facing sophomores from BYU and other skilled speakers from many 11th district stakes.

Belva Sorenson Jack Spencer Centerfield M. L A Salt Lake City Miss Sorensoon Mr. Spencer Richfield Sanpete Sevier Wayne Counties Gunnison Gunnison High School Gunnison Ward Miss Sorenson Sophmore B. Y. WU

Scandinavian Conference Attended by Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Peter Christensen and other local couples joined the Scandinavian conference in Redmond last Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Niel Peterson Mayor and Mrs Parley Christiansen and Andreas and Martin Madsen plus Mrs and Mrs Lauritz Larson and Mr and Mrs George Christensen and Mrs and Mrs Carl Jensen of Centerfield and Mr and Mrs Niela Rasmussen.

Peter Christensen Niel Peterson Parley Christiansen Andreas Martin Madsen This City Lauritz Larson George Christensen Carl Jensen Centerfield Niela Rasmussen Redmond

Evergreen trees to beautify Gunnison cemetery work

Twenty four evergreen trees four to five feet tall will be planted at Gunnison City cemetery tomorrow under city council order. May or Christansen supervises tree procurement from Forest officials and Twelve Mile canyon, with a twenty cent government charge per tree. Plans include one tree near each hydrant and others at convenient irrigation points, plus a dozen trees for Gunnison City park arranged for visual appeal. Memorial Day prep urged for property owners to clean and ready burial grounds.

Gunnison Christansen Twelve Mile Canyon Gunnison City Park

Missionary Honored At Manti Luncheon

Miss Bessie Tooth of Manti and Gunnison was the honored guest at a luncheon hosted by Miss Erma Sunderberg. Outside guests included Miss Tooth Mr and Mrs John Clift and Miss Ada McArthur of Mt Pleasant. Tooth will depart next Sunday for Chicago to labor as a missionary for the Mormon church in the eastern states.

Bessie Tooth Manti Gunnison Erma Sunderberg Miss Tooth John Clift Ada McAarthur Mt. Pleasant Chicago Morlmon Church
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