Mayfield Boy Dies in Runaway Horse Car Crash
Floyd Whitlock a 15 year old Mayfield youth was killed when a horse he rode collided with a car traveling about 30 miles per hour near the Axtell post office. The horse also died. Driver Marl Anderson and two companions sustained minor injuries. The accident was ruled purely unavoidable and no one blamed. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Whitlock
Myrtle Whitlock
Mayfield
Fisher
Salt Lake
Fishlake
Floyd
Axtell
Marl Anderson
Sunnyside
George Q. Whitlock
Curtis Whitlock
Curtis
Mr. Anderson
Bert Judd
Steve Kogianes
Provo
Richfield
Geo. Q. Whitlock
Whitlock
Anderson
Judd
Gunnison
Carlston
Clifford Whitlock
Lloyd
Orrin
Centerfield Notes Highlight Guest Glenden Myrup and Local News
Glenden Myrup was guest of honor at a Centerfield meeting house party last Friday with talks social time and refreshments. A $120 purse was presented as he prepares for missionary work in Des Moines Iowa after a stop in Salt Lake City. W Harvey Ross of Gunnison Sugar Co returned to Salt Lake after days here inspecting the mill and beet crop. Elma Anderson has returned home from Ogden while Mrs J E Willardsen visited Ephraim relatives. Charles C Nielson reported the death of his nephew Miller Christensen in Jerome Idaho at 19 after pneumonia developed into spinal meningitis. funeral held there last Saturday.
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Glenden Myrup
Centerfield
Glenden
Myrup
Salt Lake
Des Moines
Iowa
W. Harvey Ross
Gunnison Sugar Company
Last Day to Register for November Election
Next Tuesday October 27 is the final day to register for the November election. District 1 voters may register at Albert Swain's home while District 2 voters register at Linda Bardsley's home. Qualified voters who have never registered must enroll to vote on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Swain
Linda Bardsley
Madsen Called To Idaho For Funeral of Miller Christensen
Mrs. C. M. Madsen traveled to Jerome Idaho after a telegram notified her of the death of her nephew Miller Christensen age nineteen. Christensen died after a brief pneumonia illness. Mrs. Madsen will stay with her sister Mrs. Christensen for a week or ten days. The Royal Welsh Gleemen gave an entertaining show at the Casino on October 30.
First Health Clinic Proves Big Success in Gunnison Utah
The Gunnison Valley Health Center held a two day baby health clinic in Gunnison city hall last Thursday and Friday. About twenty eight babies up to one year old were examined for defects, with only minor issues found and easily corrected by Drs. Hagan and Aldous. Planning already begins for a second clinic likely soon after the new year for ages one to three.
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Utah
Gunnison Valley Health Center
Hagan
Aldous
Johnsons Attend Farewell Party for Mission Bound Brother
Mr and Mrs L H Johnson traveled to Delta last Friday to attend a farewell dance for Norman Johnson, L H Johnsons brother, who will soon depart on a L D S church mission. The Delia event was a notable social affair with return planned for early Saturday. Every member an artist in the Royal Welsh Gleemen Concert at the Casino on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Johnson
Delta
Norman Johnson
Delia
Mrs. Johnson
Royal Welsh Gleemen
the Casino
Opening of deer hunting season draws crowds to canyon
With the deer hunting season opening Tuesday morning hunters flocked to Twelve Mile canyon, a favored valley resort, as reports indicate the area was crowded on the first day. No local hunters have been advised of successful elk sightings or roamer game as press time.
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Twelve Mile Canyon
Good Government Party Endorses Mayor Candidate Parley Christiansen
The Good Government party backs Pres ent Administration and nominates Parley Christiansen for mayor while Citizens choose I M Knighton. Primary results show complex shifts with Rasmussen withdrawing and Larson and Taft filling vacancies in a crowded local political shift.
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Good Government Party
Parley Christiansen
Knighton
Hill
City Recordership
Citizens Party
Good Government
Johns. Peterson
J. A. Taft
Joseph A. Larson
Lloyd Anderson
City Recorder
Nephi Gledhill
Ellen Hofbeins
Centerfield Home Destroyed By Fire
Mr and Mrs James Lott of Centerfield lost their home and all household effects in a Friday morning blaze that started in the kitchen from an overheated stove. Mrs Lott rescued their baby, escaping with minor burns as neighbors take the destitute family in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lott
Centerfield
A. E. Dalton
Sandy
Local Sheepmen Buy High Class Hampshire Rams
June Metcalf and O. C. Fredrickson, noted valley sheepmen, secured several top Hampshire rams offered by O. C. Doke the Ephraim breeder last week. Mesars Metcalf and Fredrickson were in Ephraim last Friday and bought a number of choice rams. The stock will be used to breed their large herds.
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Metcalf
O. C. Fredrickson
Hampshire
O. C. Doke
Ephraim
Mesars
Fredrickson
MacLeod Family Heads South for Dixie Trip
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. MacLeod of Manti and Miss Josie Curtis of this city departed for Dixieland. The group plans a weeklong tour visiting Parowan Richfield Beaver St George Cedar City and a government agency in Northern Arizona where the MacLeods were stationed previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. MacLeod
Manti
Josie Curtis
Dixieland
Tike
Parowan
Richfield
Beaver
St. George
Cedar City
Arizona
MacLaod
Sanpete County
New Student Club Formed At Gunnison Valley High
Under Miss Phoeben Gedge, Gunnison Valley High School girls formed the Loheatpa club for loyalty health and patience. Officers include President Alphilda Anderson and Vice-president Blanche Ferre with a committee led by Ruth Jensen to plan programs. Monthly meetings likely, with Gedge named advisor to the group.
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Phoeben Gedge
Gunnison Valley High School
aAlphilda Anderson
Blanche Ferre
Naomi Fjeldsted
Sorenson
Elvena
Nola Beck
Florence Hermansen
Fay Beck
Theressa Duggina
Ruth Jensen
Winice Gremsgard
Helen Beck
Mise Gedge
Wharven
Special program arranged by Gannivon ward Sunday school
The Sunday School of the Gannivon ward plans a program for next Sunday morning. After preliminaries including minutes, prayer, and a concert reading, Erma Lundeberg will give a ten minute talk, Be Swalberg will sing, and Mrs Jones will present the Sunday school lesson. The slogan Everybody In Sunday School October 25th is being broadcast statewide and everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannivon Ward
Erma Lundeberg
BE. L. Swalberg
Jd. W. Jones
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Mayfield Boy
Idaho
First Health Clinic
Ida Swalbert
Stake Board of the Relief Society
Joseph Willards
Swalberg
Salina
Relief Society
Swalbere
Mesers
Mesdames
E. L. Swalbere
Joseph Willardson
Louis Larson
E. H. Bardsley
June Metcalf
John Metcalf
J. A. Hagan
William Metcalf
Joseph Bowen
Casino Theatre
Gunnison Valley
Dunhill
The
Desert
Emanuel
T. J. Pritchard
Strauss
Love
Rossini
Frank Jones
Norman Jones
Ge Ey
Gethin B. Davies
Hatch
Mulligan Musketeers
Atkinson
A. Goring Thomas Gwilym Jones
the Pilgrim's Chorus
Joseph Parry
Vaughn Williams
Killarney
Saee Balfe
Handel
M. W. D. Lloyd
Baby Lou
S. M. Powell
Cook
Dr. Bowen
Harry Evans
Lhyyn Onn
Daniel Protheroe
United States
Chas. Rasmussen
A. H. Kearns
Citizens
Chaiman
Rasmussen
Nephi Gled
I. M. Knighton
Hans GC
Olsen
Joe Willardson
W. J. Gribble
Viset Dinteland
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