Elders Ball Attendees Highlight Vernal Visit
Tridell residents and families like Lelend Morrill Davis Morrill Alvin Mowrey Bruce Harvey Fitz Harvey Charles Glines Lazelle Kitchen Forest Goodrich Owen Bartlett and Mary Glines appear among attendees at Vernal Elders Ball on Friday. An upcoming Lapoint school music department opera and musical is announced for Friday and Alice Mecham a recent Northwestern states mission returnee spoke in sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Lelend Morrill
Davis Morrill
Alvin Mowrey
Brucve
Fitza Harvey
Charles Glines
Lazelle Kitchen
Forest Goodrich
Owen
Karen Bartlett
Owen Goodrich
Lapoint School
Alice Mecham
Mecham
Northwestern States
Mary Glines
East Dell
Gilney
Charles
Whiterocks Canyon
George W. Bartlett
Reed Orril
Bartlett
Tridell
Local visits noted in Rangely and Douglas towns
RANGELY and DOUGLAS residents reports show McLeod and Owens in town on March 3 and March 31 respectively. Mrs Owens extended her trip from town to the ranch area while H Coltharp and son W Coltharp of Vernal were in the past week, with Mrs Witmer engaged for work at the local facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jod McLeod
Douglas ‘Teek
Owens
Douglas Creek
Coltharp
W. Coltharp
Vernal
Mra. Witmer
Sordade Ghache
Ouray Bear Dance Delayed By Wind And Weekend Plans
Ouray bears the Bear Dance were set for Sunday but postponed to Monday due to high winds. The next Sunday is the big day with many visitors hoping to watch the event and fish, but wind caused disappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Ali
Emery Smiths
Leland Tench
M G
Kate) Adams
Hy Gerr
Cecil Garr
Bitter Creek
Adams
Utmtah Railway
Turupp Moore
Dave Esshene
Eugene Alger Yenty Musserre
Alva Murdock
Wilow Creek
Fr Murdock
Joe Murdock
Heber
Constance Co Clery
Thompson
Ageney Force
Fort Duchesne
Stanford University
California
Weekend Social Shows Community Spirit in Dry Fork
A Dry Fork community social at the Dryfork amusement hall led by Mrs Nance Thomas and others aimed to boost extension work and home improvement. Guests shared readings on farm finances and welfare of youth, followed by lunch and games as residents like Mr Iola Hall and Mrs Rolfe visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fMhase Thomas
Dry Fork
Dryfork
Pri
Nance Thomas
Gailsall
Town Collier
Alice Pedersen
Gail Hall
Fawn Collier
Nancy Thomas
Arm, Adams
Ruth Massey
Wilfenderson
Iola Hall
Hitty Rolfe
Rolfe
Arizona
Don Michardson
Vernal
Byron Thomas
Birt Caldwell
Imperial
Charlie Palmer
Lamar Thacker
Sam Rolfe
Roosevelt
Lamar Thacer
Thacker
Duchesne Community Notes Reflect School and Family News
Mrs Florence Poulsen of Duchesne stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd as her mother recovers from flu. Verlin Labrum was in Salt Lake City for a medical exam and returned Thursday. Mrs Eliza Woods came home after visiting her niece Mrs Wilford Whitlock in Leeton. Mr and Mrs Ben Miles visited Vernal and Mrs Miles’s mother Mrs James Shaffer. Mir and Mrs Forest Robson stay with Mrs Rotson’s parents Mr and Mr Char Jenkins. Mildred Goodrich took her sisters Beth and Dorotha to Vernal for the Washington essay contest. Dorotha won in the intermediate division. Duchesne teams visited Wilson school for a ball game. Wilson boys and girls won. A school year meeting was held with President Lee Angus presiding. Walter E Atwood and faculty member Mr Fowler attended. Teachers and students presented a variety of numbers. Mrs Mary Timothy was elected president for the coming year. Games and refreshments were served by the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Poulsen
Duchesne
Thomas Todd
Forest Robson
Rotsons
Char Jenkins
Mildred Goodrich
Beth
Dorotha
Vernal
Washington
Lee Angus
Duchesne High School
Walter E Atwood
Fowler
Mary Timothy
Community Notes From Skull Creek Area
Ashley Ora Preece welcomed a baby girl born April 4 at Skull Creek. Ernest and Mrs Green announce the birth as neighbors and friends share news. Local families report moves, visits, and trips, with Gilbert Harrison returning to Ft Duchesne and Fred Sweatfield and Wardte households changing addresses. A recent Parent-Teacher meeting featured a student program and a concert.
Leota Residents Entertain Visitors and Helpers
Mrs Kay Harney visited with friends last week at Leota while Mrs Rose Kimball traveled to Salt Lake City for medical aid. Charles Broddard spent the weekend with his son Traymond and family. Mia Daphne Cooper and Miss Grace Hall escorted pupils on a hike Friday. Principal Clark Tatsons class honored their teacher with a peanut bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Harney
Leota
Rose Kimball
Salt Lake City
Charles Broddard
Traymond
Mia
Daphne Cooper
Grace Hall
Clark Tatsons
Naples Mila Club Hosts Sunday Evening Program
Consent was well attended Sunday evening with a program including Slogan Joseph Collier talks and a trombone solo by Frank Goodrich with Lela Goodrich accompanying. Numerous locals named moved into or visited area homes and attended events. an April Fool dance closed the M Men gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila Consent
Joseph Collier
Wallace Johnson
Ruby Alfred
Frank Goodrich
Lela Goodrich
John Kay
Goodrich
Wil Clark
Old Shepherd Place
Andy Karren
Fan McCarret
Ashley Ward
Albert Henry
Draw
Rulon Ashby
Vernal
Marlow Haws
Prove
Watson
O LL. Jacobson
E A. Cramer
Ogden
Dan Batty
Wallsburg
J M. Alfred Lorn Robert
Idaho Falls
Myron Roberts
Frank Roberts
Winona Murray
Maecser
B Rfr Goodrich
Merrill Lisonbee
Myton
Latwrence Abeggien
M Men
Vernal Area Visitors And Local Moves
Vernal and Randlett residents hosted guests including Jesse McCarrell M and Woolley L R Taylor and Moses Moore and families. Earl Westover and family visited Roosevelt. A O McClellan leased the Bennett farm. Mark Woolley returned from California. Drayden Foster works at the Young farm. Permenla Trujillo of Heber is visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McCarrell M
Community Notes From Wallsburg And Surrounding Areas
Weekend arrivals and returns mark local life as families move, recover, or prepare for events. Calder and Garbara visit from an illness. Rainbow Mr and Mrs Dan Batty near Bishop Batty to help. Orelie Roper buys the Wardle home. Ralph Redding relocates with highway work. Gardner moves to Iron Faton area. Chivers acquire land adjoining the McCoy home. families plan work, relocations, and leases across Wallsburg Centerfield Watson and other nearby communities.
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Calder
Garbara
John M
Batty
Stephen Perry
Roper
Rainbow
Dan Batty
Wallsburg
Bishop Batty
Grandma Hoefi
Ralph Hatch
Mary Hoeft
Ma. Totter
Sterling Haws
Burnett
Centerfield
Orelie Roper
Caroline Wardle
Ralph Redding
Redding
Join Gines
Giles Mark
Ray Roberts
Watson
John Gines
Bal’ Lake City
Fay Gardner
Iron Faton
Chivers
William Gqnordmr
Kate McCoy
Bira Lapier- Wardle
Enims
Johnsons visit hints spring farming news in Wardle area
Johnson home this spring Lovell and Lawrence Wardle are farming their fathers farm while he is away shearing sheep Mr and Mrs Jenez. Neilson of Manti were calling in Gimes on Wednesday. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneer met at Bertha Batt’s home. Visitors included Mrs Ella Cook Oral Tenny and Mrs George Wilson. Laura Perry taught a lesson Delores Wardle retold a story and Eda Red spoke on her father George Wardis. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at Mrs Doris Jotinsorzi’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jotinsorzi
Snowfall in Uintah Mta Indicates Record Runoff
Snowfall across Uintah mountains shows vastly increased water content and runoff in 1932 versus 1931. Lake Fork and Paradise Park courses report severalfold gains, while Middle Beaver Creek indicates 64 percent more water. overall south slope drainage shows about three times as much water as the prior year amid drought effects reducing runoff.
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Mosby Mountain
Lake Fork
Petty
Mountain
Duchesne River
Paradise Park
Whiterocks River
Uintah Mountains
Uintahs
Uintah Basin
Utah Public School Children Petition for Washington Memorial
Utah public school teachers and pupils gather 4500 voices to petition President Hoover. They seek a West Memorial Boulevard from Jensen to Green River Gorge, inclusion of land south to Green River in Dinosaur Monument, a Dinosaur National Memorial Park, a natural history museum at Dinosaur Quarry, a prominent memorial monument, and a national sculptor from Utah for a landmark that represents the nation and world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Onetain Developments
CO N. Jensen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Utah
United States
Herbert C Hoover
United States of America
Congress of
George Washington
Jensen
Green River
Dinosaur National Monument
Dinosaur National Memorial Park
Museum of Natural History
the Union
Earth
Memorial to George Washington as International Shrine of Patriotism
The speaker urges schools nationwide to participate in creating a George Washington memorial. The aim is to instill patriotism, especially among children, by making the memorial a living force in every state and territory.
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Sonia
Union
George Washington
Uintah Debate Ends With Non decisive Conference Session
Continuation of coverage shows Young of Uintah supporting the affirmative position. Main speeches ran twelve minutes with five minute rebuttals. Audience heard some splendid remarks as the debate concluded without a clear winner.
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Young
Uintah
Hand Dances Prep for Price Contest
The Band dance at the Imperial Street Saturday night drew a good crowd and supported the leap year idea. The group plans to attend the contest at Price and is confident of securing access due to the effort they have invested.
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Imperial Stal
Coal Output Report From Carbon County Mines
About 2,000,000 tons of coal were mined by 20 Carbon County mines between July 1, 1931 and January 1, 1932, according to a report by Robert J Schulte deputy state coal mine inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
Robert J Schulte
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