Community X News Brief from Nooseville and Surrounds
Residents report weekend visits including Mra and Mra Ueber Timothy of Noosevilt meeting friends and returning Tuesday. Sarah Murray of Altollah stayed with the Hall family, returning home. Mrs. Henry Green improves from lagrippe. Phillip Stringham left for Salt Lake City for conference with Don B Colton and others. Joss Caldwell moved to Bennett to farm. Whitey Collett arrived safely in Burnt Fork with cattle. Leonard Horrocks employed by James Hacking at Hacking ranch Ashley canyon. Charles Schanno helped with cattle drive from Burnt Fork. Caldwell and Bird guests attended William Caldwell golden wedding. Central Canal company repairing Maeser flame. Children hosted Wilda Bodily’s surprise party. club readership school attended at Roosevelt. John Bryant moved sheep to John S Hacking’s home. Flu illness affects many. Horace Caldwell brought half of Thomas Caldwell’s place for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ueber Timothy
Noosevilt
Sarah Murray
Joamus Murray
Altollah
Thomas Hall
Henry Green
Lagrippe
George Perry
Lupotnt
Phillip Stringham
Salt Lake City
Don B Colton
Merk M. Hall
M. M. Batty
Wyon
Leonard Horrocks
James Hacking
Hacking
Ashley Canyon
Charles Schanno
Hurnt Fork
Wyo
Wiley
Cutlett
F. M. Caldwell
Clarence Bird
Lapoint
William QQ. Caldwell
Central Canal Company
Maeser Unil
Joseph Bodily
Wilda
Sarah Adama
Luowis Freestone
David Kuorren
Hoosevelt
John Bryant
John S Hacking
Jensen
McKnight
Ramsey Stewart
Sanford Dudley
Hositer
Ldho Woodard
Dornard Stewart
Meeks
Trail Creek
Ver Dal
Edna Spendtove
Kivon
U. A C
Spendlove
John Evans
Brush Creek
Parney Stewart
Romney Stewart
F. G Stewart
Jenson
Stewart
Vernal
L. H. Woodard
Vera Caldwell
F. G. Stewart
Bernard
Bertard
Harley
Calvin Jorgensen
Independence
Roosevelt
Sadie Karren
Atta Chatwin
Hettle Ainge
Ed Lewis
Florence Hansen
Davis School
Davis
Ashley and Gliney
Baxter
James Allred
Lindon
Luke Clegg
Jones Beard
Roosevelt Duesday
Murphy
Uintah County
Lapnint
Twac Iera
Tridel
Frank Jenkins
Veral
David
William CC. Marshall
John Hall
Fay Litster
Leeton
May Sprouse
Thelma Winn
Roy Atwood
Harvey
Henry Lee
Deep Creek
Mr Simmons
Golden Merkley
C. E. Curtis
Orphin Swann
Deloste Searles
J H. Koch
Jack Libba
Bolden
Spanish Fork
Utah
Milton Nicholl
Lee Labrum
Idaho
Joseph Knight
Residents Gather at Rangely on Migratory Stock Talk
Dripping Rock reports neighbors busy preparing crops while Ridgeway visitors James Swartz and Mrs Banty with family spent the weekend at Rangely. A large Rangely schoolhouse meeting discussed migratory stock and community concerns as Dr J E Usher of Twin Valley Ranch spends time in Rangely and on White River. Mrs Lucy Jones returns from an Oregon California trip. Owen Livestock builds a large shearing plant on Douglas Creek under J D McLeod, with Douglas Creek pass opening expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swartz
Banty
Ridgeway
Rangely
J. E. Usher
Twin Valley Ranch
White River
Lucy Jones
Red Wash
Oregon
California
Owen Livestock Company
Douglas Creek
J. D. McLeod
Douglass Creek
Community Notes From Ashley Ward Auction and Local News
Town and ward residents attended an auction at George Gartrell's on Friday. A surprise party honored Grandma Carloss with dancing and games. Violet Caldwell moved in with Mrs Burton. Mrs Sarah Adams ill last week. A crowd attended conference, Mrs Lewis Freestone ill. George Baccer moved to Dry Fork canyon mouth. Theatr son bought the William Merkley Place. Mrs David Karren ill but improving. Golden Winns from LaPoint works in town. Roads near Ashley Creek bridge being fixed and a new bridge is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gartrell
Grandma Carloss
Violet Caldwell
Burton
Sarah Adams
Lewis Freestone
George Baccer
Dry Fork Canyon
Theatr ,Son
William Merkley
David Karren
Golden Winns
Lapoint
Ashley Creek
Fort Duchesne S notebook notes flu wave and town doings
Fort Duchesne reports a flu epidemic with illness in several families and community clubs. Local events include a leadership school in Roosevelt, a bridge opening, a charity dance, funerals, school athletics, and residents traveling to Vernal Jensen and Roosevelt for news and work.
Stake conference draws seventy in Vernal ward
Report notes about seventy people from the Lapoint ward attending a stake conference in Vernal. Other items mention James Allred taking his son to Vernal, Lindon breaking his wrist at school, school events, PT meetings in Tridel, and local residents visiting relatives, moving homes, and a wedding dance in Leeton.
Milo Snow Moves Family Near River Bridge
Milo Snow moves his family to his father's home by the river near the bridge. He assists Mr Kelly in the store and drives the mail car from Jansen to Vernal. Crawford McKnight works for the Kelly Mercantile company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Snow
Mr Snow
Mr Kelly
Jansen
Vernal
Crawford McKnight
Kelly Mercantile Company
Boy Scouts Stage Forestry Cooperation With Forest Service
A cooperative agreement links the Boy Scouts of America Region Twelve with the U S Forest Service to foster forestry interest and conservation. Regional Executive Charles N Miller signs for the Scouts while R H Rutledge Paul G Redington and Frank C Pooler sign for the Forest Service. Officers and Scouts across California Nevada Utah and Arizona will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qgden
Boy Scouts of America
Charles N. Miller
Los Angeles
Region Twelve
United Stated District Foresters
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
Utah
Paul G. Redington
San Francisco
Calif
Frank c. Pooler
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Forest Service
Boy Scouts
U. S. Forest Service
California
Nevada
Arizona
Boy Scouts Organization
Forest Service and Boy Scouts Sign Cooperation Pact
The U S forest service will lease camp sites within national forests to the Boy Scouts and cooperate on forestry education, reforestation, trail building, and forest protection with funded scout employment where legal. The Boy Scouts agree to fire safety, camp cleanliness, literature distribution, and aiding forest improvement, strengthening a long standing collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Altos
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maeser
Ashley
Hudson
Vernal Auto CO
WHITE
Duchesne
George W. Kinney
UlIntah River
Trafic
Charlies Reid
Familly
Fort Washakle
Reed
William 8. Mann
Colorado
Harold Davis
Marlon Dudley
Joseph, Wosamer
Alfred Ainge
Daphene Hatch
T. J. Caldwell
Ivan Peterson
Mason Twill
LA Trces
Eatons
Vernal Market
Hoy Scouts
H. Rutledge
Phoebe C. Litster
Susanna Cocroft
Congoleum
Axminster
Brussels
L.h.woodard CO
Rocky Mountain District
Raemer
Komac
WTAH
Vernal, Utah
the Palace Market
Chas. H. Davis
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