Community Party and Events Report from Local Notes
Wednesday night featured the Beygeeuntse-qund entertaining scouts sleters and Bee Hive girls at a party with oyster soup and ice cream. The M L A held an event Friday night titled A Mueteal Tour Around the World with foreign country representation through songs and dances. Several readers planned an Easter service attendance at the Episcopal church the prior Sunday. Alfred Owens and Denali Richards won prizes for the most money in mite boxes. A fox-hunt activity followed services. Families including Frank Brennan and Haznceck and Chandler took a business trip to Vernal. Residents attended a Roosevelt convention and a conference in region. Morrilywen of Sumpelde conducted business here last week. W S Owen announces a Ward conference on Sunday, April 16. Frank Whitman returned home from Dragon to oversee mining interests. A baby girl was born March 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hall of Dry Fork. Mrs. Hall remains with her sister Mrs. Walter Carlose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L A
Hare
Fort Duchesne
Episcopal Church
Alfred Owens
Denali Richards
Frank Brennan
William Haznceck
EB. M. Chandler
Vernal
Roosevelt
Petrosa
Myton
Herrison’s
A. Cramer
Heft
Suanley
Josh Hall
Dry Fork
Leppard Seed Company
Joehen Haslem
David Andrews
Ee Wiern
Sansstuke
Bemmett
John
Lundberg
Roosevelt Teaneliee
Leston
Benn
Bennett
Leeton
Rooseve
Pepp
Medeol House
Ward Building Fund
Harvey Hullinger
Hullinger
Lapoint
Edgar Barker
Rainbow residents return after funeral amid heavy snow
Rainbow families travel from Jensen and Vernal as 20 inches of snow blankets the area delaying spring. Mrs Ada Cook falls ill forcing replacement by Mrs Zilpha Wellman while several locals report illnesses including quinsy and snow-blindness as arrivals resume work after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyletta Stewart
Rainbow
Jensen
Thomas King
Sheep Creek
Burnell Hatch
Joseph Hatch
Alvin Gardiner
Fred Anderson
Wiliam
Cyrus Smith
Vernal
Harden Nelson
Lorin Anderson
Myrtle Holden
Luclia Hatch
Local Family News From La Gpeaint and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Dean Bigelow of Lagpeaint visit the Glines home. John Hair and wife welcome a baby girl born April 3. A joint program featured Theora Erekson Roy Martin Ella Mce Kee Pearl Eaton Priscilla McKee and Irvin Eaton. Ray Reader and wife celebrate a daughter born March 30. Will Stone and Mentzer Calder visit from John. A 14 pound girl arrives at Wilk Shalton in Price. Cecil Billings returns from Tahiti mission and a welcome home party is planned. Orval Abplanalp leaves for Park City. Earl Marshall visits Lapoint for Easter. Cecil Billings has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bigelow
Lagpeaint
John
Glines
John Hair
Theora Erekson
Roy Martin
Reading
Ella Mce~ Kee
Mirs
Pearl Eaton
Priscilla McKee
Irvin Eaton
Stake M. T
Cecil Billings
Tahiti Islands
Orval Abplanalp
Park City
Earl Marshall
Lapoint
Ashley 78th anniversary celebration at Mrs Carless home
The 78th birthday of Mrs. Charlotte Carless was celebrated at her home last Wednesday by her children. Shirley Sowards, 12, fractured his left arm at school but is recovering well. James Hutchins spent days in Ouray valley and sold his farm there. Miss Jesate Beddo left for Sunnyside to visit her sister Mrs Irene Karres. Miss Besale Murray of Macser visited relatives here. Miss Rose Bourdette of Jensen visited her sister Mrs David Karres Jr. The bridge over Spring Creek near the Morrison home has been repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Carless
Shirley Sowards
N. G. Sowards
James Hutchins
Ouray Valley
Jesate Beddo
Thureday
Sunnyside
Irene Karrexs
Mise Besale Murray
Maecser
Esstar
Rose Bourdette
Jensen
David Karres
Spring Creek
Morrison Home
Naples News Roundup and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Leo Bearle visited Mrs Lehanso in Naples. Richard Harrison died after paralysis struck Friday night and again Tuesday morning. Funeral held at Ward house. Naples Relief Society hosted annual day with talks, songs, and prayers. Local residents include Hodgkinson, Smith moving homes, William Martin's baptism, and community notes on roads, schools, and farm affairs. The play Professor Pepp delighted crowds, proceeds to ward fund. newborns and medical updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bearle
Jensen
Beech
Harriet Goodrich
Josephine Bascom
Nanyoo
Mary Kay
Mary Slaugh
Elliza R. Snow
Elma Lybbert
Father
Nellie
Rector
Archie Smith
William Hodgkinson
Primary organisation hosts Easter dance for children
A large crowd attended the Easter dance hosted by the Primary organisation despite rain. Officers gave the children pop. C. D. Allen arrived from Preve. Mr AHeneek’s daughter Mary recently had medical treatment and is improving. Charles Bowdan is ill with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs William Ashby welcome a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felke
C. D. Allen
Aheneek
Mary
Charles Bowdan
William Ashby
Mountain Dell News Roundup and Local Notes
George Massey returns home from the trap line while children enjoy snow crust coasting. Neighbors Louise Caldwell and others visit Eli Caldwell's, but a hard storm delays return to school. Sam Rolfe plans to shear sheep. M L Caldwell travels to the Reservation. Parent teacher meeting draws many, Mrs Hall cared for baby, Nora Cook leads the Young Ladies Mutual. Max Marshall visits from Vernal. shearing expected this week. California-bound Caldwell boy reports unusually hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Massey
Louise Caldwell
Lamar Colton
Hyrum Brown
Eli Caldweill
Sam Rolfe
M. L. Caldwell
Josh Hell
Hall
Walter Carless
Roxa Alexander
Mutual
Nora Cook
Southerland of
Maeser
Chell Hall
Max Marshall
Vernal
Ord
California
Caldwell
Arizona Cowboy play praised by Neola people
Wednesday evening entertainment titled Arizona Cowboy received strong approval. Local social notes mention Mrs. Ray Allred and children returning home from Rainbow, and Mr and Mrs Delbert Timothy moving to a nearby ranch. County Attorney Dillman and Deputy Wiscomb attended court over Sewell versus Oleson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neola
Earl Timothy
Roaevelt
Attornney
Ray EK
Dillman
Sherif Wiscomb
Mr. Sewell
Toxy Oleson
Ray Allred
Rainbow
Cedarview
Nowland Shaffer
Little Water Coal Mine
Sarah Shaffer
Prt
Delbert Timothy
Ben Dye
Dinnner
Liszie Lawson
Jack McCarthy
Austin Glenn
Ernest
Earl ‘Taylor
Mutual
Utah
Jake Taylor
Miss Pearl Saddier
Price
Elhe
Boy Scouts
Fragmentary Local Update From Provo Notes
Tabloid fragment reports Ward traveling with Mrs Jane Cook to Provo for a wedding in Salt Lake City. Mentions Mrs Harvey Thora s mother and Mrs Alice Morrill improving after illness. Weather section notes warm rains over the weekend melting snow and a rise in water supply. Mary Gies reported ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Jane Cook
Provo
Wiil Kig
Balt Lake City
Cuarter
Arsh
Harvey
Thora
Alice Morrill
Mary Giees
Funeral rites mark loss of infant son of Kump family
The little eleven month old son of Mr and Mrs Zack Kump died after a short illness. Funeral services were held Friday noon with Bishop Rey Taylor presiding. A. speaker Tke by Jeneen Christenson, Bert Lam opened, and May den Foster pronounced the benediction. Interment followed in the city cemetery with A. W. Nebeker dedicating. Friday evening Bennett presented two plays and a free dance followed, with Bishop Herrecks accompanying. Seren Ci Christensen had been weak the past week. Frank Morrill of Trideli attended. Also reported are updates on Mrs A Warburton at Pleasant Grove and visits by Mrs Ruth Williams of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack
Kump
Rey Taylor
Co. A
Jeneen Christenson
Bert Lamrequx
Mayden Foster
A. W. Nebeker
Bennett
Bishop Herrecks
Seren Ci Christensen
Frank Morrill
Trideli
A Warburton
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Peter Harrison
Dan Anderton
Ruth Williams
Fragmentary obituary note hints at funeral service
Unclear OCR fragment mentions someone named Ree and a funeral service, with scattered references to a pauper and worthy efforts. Details are missing, making the event and identities uncertain.
Fort Duchesne School Superintendent's Family News
Fort Duchesne reports Superintendent A H Kneale remains with his mother who is joining two sisters returned from California. The Crandall family notes brother Ross Crandall was summoned to Salt Lake City to aid a sister with her condition. he has since returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kneale
California
New York
Ross Crandall
Salt Lake City
Mr. Crandall
In Vornai Lery I O As
Fragmentary text mentions Vornai with unclear context and missing details. Readable portions show only scattered letters and names, preventing a clear event or person identification.
Wedding and social in Leeton for Bernice Nielson and Curtis Horrocks
Monday evening a social and shower at the schoolhouse in Leeton honored Bernice Nielson and Curtis Horrocks. A lunch for about seventy five followed gifts and readings. The couple wed Thursday at Bishop Horrocks home with sixty guests. A dance at Leeton hall featured Roosevelt musicians. A farm bureau meeting was held Wednesday in the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Nielson
Curtis Horrocks
Bishop Horrocks
Ferat
Leeton Hall
Roosevelit
Mildet
Farm Bureau
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Ashley
Naples
Theligg
Pau Ashby
Christopher“John- Pen
Wilam Thomas
Will Bowden
Ouray
Matt Curry
Genevieve Celiett
Clarence Celiett
George N. Larsen
Roy Riebens
George Bowden
Keith Thomas
George Hislop
Wilson- Murray
James Fisher
Mary Stringham
Blanche Martins
Matt Baker
Ephram Pitt
Oscar Neilson
Neilson
Mrs. Neilson
Fiora
Millett
Fiora Elliott
William Schaefermeyer
Beatrice
Earl Douglass
Bertha Dudley
Lucy Stewart
Hatch Murray
Ray Reader
Misa Rose Bourdette
Vernal Visltig
David Karren, Jr
William Neal
Mildred
Alvin
John Evans
Charles Williams
Mountain Dell
Ene Wall
Mas
Eto
Tee
EAGLE
Wm, Uttermann, Seedeman
Cale
Duchesne
We OF
Vornai Lery
Aly
Calder
Calder Bros. Creamer
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