Gunnison Lions Sponsor Boy Scout Troop Formation
Gunnison Lions club moved to organize a Boy Scout troop at a the Gunnison hotel luncheon with Leo D. Bardsley named scout master. The club commits to chartering the troop and enrolling members while planning a large Thanksgiving dance at the high school. Committee reports on highways and schools were given. president C M Edwards urged action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Iran Overfelt
Leo D. Bardsley
Thesea
C.M. Edwards
Noel Gribble
Alphilda Anderson
Runice Gremsgard
Mrs Metcalf Hosts Halloween Luncheon Mah Jongg Party
Mrs Junius Metcalf entertained eight guests at her home Tuesday evening with a Halloween themed luncheon. The décor featured yellow and black chrysanthemums and place cards. In mah jongg, honors went to Mrs J W Jones and Mrs J E Metcalf, following the luncheon at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Metcalf
J. W. Jones
J. E. Metcalf
Embezzling Postmaster Mary Jacobson Pleads Guilty
Mary Jacobson former post master of Axtell pleaded guilty before Judge Tillman D. Johnson in Salt Lake City to embezzling 5387 while in office. She admitted the act and with funds replaced the shortages. acting postmaster Mrs. George Morley will serve until Washington appoints a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ©. Jacobson
Axtell
Tillman D. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Jacobson
Salt Lake
George Morley
Washington
Land Titles Contested Over Fifteen Acres in Clarion District
The dispute between Ben Brown and F. J. Tilton over a tract of about fifteen acres in the Clarion district was heard by Judge Dilworth Woolley in Manti this week. Tilton alleges the surveyed line shortens his property and seeks to prove land extends to the intended boundary, with the state defending Brown’s title. Evidence traced a chain of survey revisions from 1856 to 1906, and the judge took the case under advisement awaiting a ruling.
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Clarion District
Ben Brown
F. J. Tilton
Dilworth Woolley
Manti
C. M. Edwards
Tilton
F. E. Tilton
Boari
Clarion Colony
Piute
Brown
J. Robert Robinson
Charles Mogo
United States
Mogo
Sanpete
Mogo Survey
Ferron
U. S
Surveyor
Woolley
Sugar plant visit praises Centerfield operations
W Harvey Ross and G D Skelly toured the local sugar factory, praising its operators and Superintendent J R Howard for efficient grinding. Whitmer Woolsey returns from Salt Lake. Tom Peterson and Oliver Olsen suffer minor injuries, C G Hill injures ribs and takes a vacation. Joseph Christensen speaks to parents on "The Value of the Human Soul" to seventy listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harvey Ross
Gunnison Sugar Company
G. D. Skelly
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Salt Lake
Mr. Ross
Skelly
J. R. Howard
Whitmer Woolsey
Centerfield
Tom Peterson
Oliver Olsen
Hill
Peterson
Olsen
Joseph Christensen
Gunnison
Christensen
Dinner Party Honors Swalberg Family In Greenfield
Mr and Mrs T H Grem gard hosted a Monday dinner for Mr and Mrs E L Swalberg and family. Ten guests attended with Mrs Gremsgard helping serve alongside her daughter Miss Eunie Gremsgard.
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T. H. Gremsgard
E. L. Swalberg
Gunnison Election: Mayor and Council Seats on November 3
Voters in Gunnison will elect a mayor for four years, three two year councilors, a recorder and a city treasurer for the next two years. Two party tickets Good Government and Citizens compete. District No 1 ballots at Swain's harness shop with judges Perkins Kearns Peterson. District No 2 at City Hall with judges Ferre Childs Christensen. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Good Government Party
Citizens Party
Swain
C. W. Perkins
John M. Kearns
Martin Peterson
Chas. E. Ferre
Parley P. Childs
Reuben Christensen
President Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1925
President Calvin Coolidge designates Thursday November 26 as a day of general thanksgiving and prayer. The proclamation urges national gratitude for blessings, calls for relief of the less fortunate, and asks the nation to rest from work and worship in homes or churches. The document is dated October 26, 1925, in Washington.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States of America
United States
Washington
Missionary Meeting of Gunnison Presbyterian Society
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Gunnison Presbyterian Church met Tuesday afternoon in the chapel. Many members attended the study session and enjoyed refreshments afterward served by Mrs. J. O. Tallone and Mrs. John Allmendinger.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church of
Pope-Shenon Mining Director Heads to Salt Lake City
J. W. Jones a Pope-Shenon Mining board member departed for Salt Lake City to attend a directors meeting. He said the firm owns valuable copper properties in the Salmon country in Thalia and plans an aggressive development campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Pope-Shenon Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Thalia
Royal Welsh Gleemen To Perform At Casino Theatre
The Royal Welsh Gleemen visit tomorrow night for a big concert at the Casino theatre starting at 8 15. A record crowd is expected as the group presents a program of character and charm with Welsh soloists under the Gunnison Valley high school auspices. Director Dr Joseph Bowen leads soloists W D Lloyd Herbert Tree and others, with pianist Gethin B Davies and royal connections noted.
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Royal Welsh Gleemen
Casino Theatre
Royaly
Bohemia
Europe
Gunnison Valley
Gethin B. Davies
Royal College of Music
London
University of Wales
Herbert Tree
Royal Albert
Queen's Hall
Big Parcel Post Shipment Marks Local Millers Venture
N L Hermansen, a local miller, launched a large parcel post shipment of 20 000 pounds of flour billed to Boulder Utah. The consignment moved by train to Marysvale and will travel by truck to Escalante then Boulder, relying on burro transport over mountain routes due to missing highway access.
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N. L. Hermansen
Utah
Mr. Hermansen
Boulder
Marysvale
Escalante
Gay Halloween Decorations Captivate Gunnison Merchants
Gunnison merchants display festive Halloween decorations for the night. Peterson Meat and Grocery features monster pumpkins and a witch by her kettle among autumn leaves, drawing attention. Chas Rasmussen Furniture and Star Market also showcase attractive displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Peterson Meat and Grocery
Chas, Rasmussen Furniture
Rowdyism Barred Hallowe en Night
Public notice warns Halloween revelers to keep celebrations lawful and avoid property damage. Sheriff Jas H Sanderson of Manti appears in official capacity. Royal Welsh Greemen showcase at the Casino on October 30.
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Hallowe
Hallowe‘ne
Goard
Jas. H. Sanderson
Manti
Royal Welsh Greemen
Jas. TH. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Wallis
Points
Reid
Beet Crop Harvest Nears Record Output Says Factory Chief
W Harvey Ross of Gunnison Sugar reports beet harvest in full swing across Axtell Salina Aurora and Sevier districts. Daily intake reaches about 2750 tons with fields averaging 16 tons per acre and patches over 25 tons. Fall harvest expected between 56000 and 60000 tons while the factory runs near 800 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Sugar Company
W. Harvey Ross
Salt Lake
Axtell
Salina
Aurora
Sevier
Patterson hunter bags deer in Twelve Mile canyon
John S. Peterson, city council member and four year term candidate, left politics and business worries last week to seek deer in Twelve Mile canyon. After hours of waiting the nimrod earned a trophy and savored venison with friends.
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John S. Peterson
Twelve Mile Canyon
Peterson
Health Center to Entertain at Tea for Baby Health
Gunnison Valley Health Center to stage a silver tea this Saturday at the Wistaria from two to five thirty to raise funds for baby health clinics. Attendants will enjoy games, a luncheon at fifty cents, and a program on baby care with half the plate proceeds aiding equipment.
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Gunnison Valley Health Center
Wistaria
Cie
A. Magan
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Coolidge
Missionary Meeting
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