From Our Correspondents Le Eton Bannel
Roosevelt visitors, accidents, local dances, school events and sports wrap up a week of community life. Parley Lambert escaped a bad crash on March 21 and is recovering at home with a dislocated shoulder. The Bennett school closed March 25 with a play Kicked Out of College and a farewell party for teachers. Mayden school beat Bennett 24 to 23 in a close game. Several residents attended dances and visits, with school vaccination efforts for smallpox underway.
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Bennett School Toachers
Mayden
Bennett Schoo
Leeton Hall
Vernal
Walter Daniels
Roosevelt
Leeton
Jessie Knoble
Audrey Whitlock Forest Slaugh
G H Christy
Harvey Daniels
Park City
Wilford Whitlock
Weber Olson
Bennett School
Mel Harvey Hullinger
Lapoint
Randlett School Closes Quietly Amid Farewells and Relief Society Reforms
The Randlett school ended Friday at noon as students received promotion cards after a farewell party in Miss Halasey’s room with local helpers. The town organized a new Relief Society leadership on Sunday with Antoinette Wall as president and several counselors and secretaries. The report notes farewells for teachers Nellie Halasey and Lora White, visits by relatives from Vernal and Roosevelt, a children’s dance, and ongoing road and school activities including a Bear Dance trip, a baseball win over Lapoint, and field trips to the falls and Indian graves. The infant Harvey and two-month-old Wilson baby cases are referenced, with illnesses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randlett
Miss Halasey
Eva White
Lora White
Relief Society of Randlett
Antoinette Wall
Lenn Borg
Savina Wilson
Mary Stevens
Elsie Taylor
Noeile Halasey
Warren White
Vernal
Lora
Hugh Owens
Nellie Halasey
Randlett School
Moffat
Missouri
Effie Durios
Leota
Ray Hamlin
Hamlin
Randolf
Myton
Stella Steven
William Kingham
Gagon
Roosevelt
Relief Society
Mra Burr
Jensen High notes return with field day and plays
Jensen School closed Friday March 25. Eighth graders traveled to Vernal for Uintah Academy field day and an Orpheus dance. Eight graders passed. Names include Owen Caldwell Clifford Gardner Reva Case Curtis Dudley Merle Dudley Doris Alexander Thelda Meeks Lula Ainge Blanche Haslem Elina Rasmussen Clyde Haslem Harold Horrocks. Mutuals presented two one act plays to a large crowd Wednesday evening. Field day Thursday drew many patrons and a 4 to 8 victory for the pupils over the patrons. A Thursday dance attracted an excellent crowd. Weather has been unusually cold at night. East er outing plans thwarted by winds. luncheon and ice cream enjoyed at homes. Postmaster Henry Chatwin ill since accident. Mrs Ilpha W Wellman in charge. Arthur Manwaring and N H Sainsbury home missionaries for last Sunday with strong Easter program attendance. Easter program included many readers and singers. Vernal visitors Mrs Hugh Snow and Riley Murray visited on Monday.
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Vernal
Uintah Academy
Orpheus
Owen Caldwell
Clifford Gardner
Reva Case
Curtis Dudley
Merle Dudley
Doris Alexander
Thelda Meeks
Lula Ainge
Blanche Haslem
Elina Rasmussen
Clyde Haslem
Harold Horrocks
the Mutuals Save Ah Entertainment
Jensen
Henry Chatwin
Elbert Wellman
George Wall
Howard Dudley
Arthur Gardner
Viola Chatwin
Elma Gardner
Jewel Wellman
Evelyn, Billings
Lavera Gardner
Vera Moon
Oma Jensen
Reading
Nowel Snow
Joseph Smith
Sharon Billings
Corwin Snow
Wilbur Wellman
Gerald Caldwell
Home
Pfaster
Orter
Forest Radman
Sacrament
Thale Hutchins
Tom Herbert
Charlotte Carless
Sahe
Helen Richardson
Lula Karren
Owen McCarroll
Ernest Eaton
Carl Sewards
Bill Morrison
Morrison
H. E Seeley
Mount Pleasant
Utah
Olive Bryant
Salt Lake City
Peters
Priday
Price
Amber Schmutz
David Trimothy
George H. Christy
Stella Sainsbury
Fern
Easter Excursion and Ward News Report
Leslie and Leon Glines return from Sunnyside Utah where they worked along the canal. Bud Jerrolds also returns from road work. Stephen M Skelton and wife visited Glines ward. An Easter excursion to Rock Point drew a large crowd. Violet Mecham spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs Haws at Naples. John B Eaton drilled wheat for Ray Pickup this week. Ed Martin returns from Rangely Colorado to visit parents. County Physician George H Christy vaccinated ward residents. most people vaccinated. Easter program Sunday drew a large audience and strong parent class turnout. A meeting with J H H Wittwer and Mary Hall a returned missionary interested attendees. Mrs Eda Reid ill this week. Mutual held spring social Wednesday night. Florence Gregory left for Sunnyside to be with ill sister. Ward men to visit shearing plant soon. Nurses class organized at Mrs Charlie Hatty’s. good attendance of Relief Society and Mutual. Boyd Ward improving. Henry Abplanato’s baby ill again with whooping cough. Ward farming association soliciting Farm Bureau membership.
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Leslie
Leon Duke
Sunnyside
Utah
Bud Jerrolds
Stephen M. Skelton
Glines Ward
Rock Point
Vergil Mecham
Mrs. Haws
Naples
John B. Eaton
Martin
Rangely
Colorado
George H. Christy
HH Wittwer
Mary Hall
Eda Reid
Mutual
Florence Gregory
Charlie Hatty
Relief Society
Boyd Ward
Henry Abplanato
Farm Bureau
Rollie Armstead
Cyrus Thompson
Lapoint
South Liberty School
Trideli School
Keith Wahlquist
Wahlquist
White Rocks
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Alta Olson
Vernal
Nola Day
Price
Fairview
Car Preece
Salt Imbeelty
Preece
Ruth Lawson
Fort Duchesne
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Jack Kump
Marx
Salt Lake City
Leo Christenson
Othests
Moffat
Local Notes On Farms Schools and Dances
Elder Rollie Armstead and Elder Cyrus Thompson led a hall meeting with the Mutual in the evening. Numerous families plan moves to Vernal and nearby areas as farms are bought or leased. Local sports saw Lapoint and Moffat exchange wins. the school year closes with eight graduates and a teacher dance.
Alterka eighth grade meets for summer reading
The eighth grade meets Wednesday evenings at Principal Prudy's home for supplementary reading. Most of the class attends and will continue through the summer. Ester Isaksen won second prize for the composition on Farm Bureau Organization. The school applauded County Agent Jo H. Wittner’s letter announcing the honor. Fern Timothy plans to visit Washington to sing with her sister. Easter and Bear Dance celebrations reduced Sunday attendance. County Agent Wittwer assisted with summer planning for standardization of chickens, better eye production, care of chickens, irrigation water rotation, and cisterns. John A. Gardner is president, Martin J. Isaksen vice president, W. F Ward secretary. eleven members enrolled. Elllis Caldwell married last week. Bessie Stoker of Lapoint wed and is living with her groom’s family. Cedarview police noted.
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Princpal Prudy
Ester Isaksen
Farm Bureau
Jo H. Wittner
Fern Timothy
J P. Rudy
Washington, D. C
Hugh Woodard
L. D
Whiterocks
John A. Gardner
Martin J Isaksen
W. F Ward
Eilis Caldwell
Bessie Stoker
Lapoint
Lon Perry
Cedarview
Easter School Program At Ashley School
Sunday school presented a lively program with students and choral pieces including Welcome Sabbath Morning and The Perfect Lily. Many local residents were noted in attendance or involved, while other items report a baby’s birth, illnesses, travel, a hike, vaccinations, and community concerns such as sheep losses and seed distribution.
Dry Fork Road Improves with New Bridge Completion
Local update notes better road conditions on the Dry Fork area with a new bridge across the creek. Workers continue canyon repairs, aiming to finish bad spots as farming season nears on the divided route. Relief Society met with Mrs. Cook for a day of social activity and talks by missionaries were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Mac Akin and youth Eastered on the cliffs while Mrs. Nellie Hacking and Mae Akin plan to move to Vernal. Residents thank them for social work and music, hoping for a return next year.
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Dry Fork
Relief Society
Joseph Cook
Mac Akin
Nellie Hacking
Mae Akin
Vernal
We Are Not Complaining About Our Business Performance
The remark states confidence that the current business level is better than the same period previously. It emphasizes steady improvement and asserts satisfaction with recent results without expressing discontent. The tone remains positive and forward looking.
Elder Morrill Returns Home From Mission in Roosevelt
Elder Willard D Morrill came home from the North Western States Mission arriving in Roosevelt Saturday evening. His brothers Grant and Reed met him at the end of the stage line. Elder Morrill has greatly ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D Morrill
North Western States Mission
Roosevelt
Grant
Reed
Morrill
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Cloge
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Duchesne City
Alterka
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Crantler
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Mamie Kiddia
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Napela
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US Department of Agriculture
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