Tri Dell community notes spell spring in Utah flu season
ATri DelL community report recounts Salt Lake City trip for spring conference. Sickness cuts attendance at an apron and overall dance. Bishop Horace Morrill sick with flu improves. Opera Cherry Blossom praised with many named participants. Various locals visit, nurse services offered, clubs enroll, and Y M M I A activities celebrated with a March special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Levi Kitchen
Rosalie Cook
Esther Harvey
Frank Morrill
Horace Morrill
C A Thompson
Gilbert Anderson
Lapoint
Auben Hullinger
Harvey Hullinger
William Harvey
Parley H. Lambert
Paul Lyman
Clarco Hall
Nettie Gillman
Morlay Jones
Preston Atwood
Rosalia Cook
Deena Smith
Glenn Morrill
Lizzie Morrill
Roosevelt
Eatha Larsen
Alice Morrill
Morrill
Relief Society
Tridell
Vernal
Brg
Margaret Rosa
Myton
C. B. Bartlet
Henry Slaugh Returns Home From the Mines
Henry Slaugh returns home from the mines as news of health improvements comes for Mra Hattie Davis who is slowly recovering at the home of Mrs. Ella Gray in Vernal. Sid Pace shows off a new Star car while Elmer Richens moves to Albert Richens’ Naples residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Slaugh
Hattie Davis
Ella Gray
Vernal
Sid Pace
Elmer Richens
Albert Richens
Naples
W. A. Paxton
U. H. 8S
Mutual
Charles Goodrich
Watson
David Beard
Thompson
Willard Johnson
Nellie Johnson
May Carpenter
Theodore Collier
Watkins Brothers
Hugh Stewart
Ernest Case
John Ainge
Jensen
Blanch Haslem
Sunshine Ranch
Reader
Mia Reader
Ogden
Weks
Shoe
Oma Jensen
Venice Haslem
Grandma Snow
Charles Whitiams
Joseph Arnold
Moffat
George
Jansen
Bert Case
Rainbow
Mr. Case
Vera Moon
U. Ss
William Where
White River
Ed Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Green River
Randlett Residents Report Illness and Moves
Orson Stevens returned home from Magna to tend India grain crops. Captain Stephen Abbott of Galt Lake City visited. Randlett residents have suffered flu, and David Burgt and family relocated to their Ouray valley farm. Bert Jenkins, Orson Stevens and others are noted in the town report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Stevens
Magna
India
Stephen Abbott
Galt Lake City
Randlett
David Burgt
Ouray Valley
Bert Jenkins
Community News From Bennett and Roosevelt
Mr and Mrs Amasa Potter returned to Bennett for the summer after wintering at Deep Creek. Families including Harrison, Jenkins, Earnshaw, Knight, and Allen moved between Bennett, Roosevelt, and Vernal. School cleanup at Bennett and a peanut shower for Mr Harrison marked local events amid widespread flu confinement and visiting relatives in Verant and Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Potter
Deep Creek
Bennett
Russell Harrison
Roosevelt
Harrison
Gachool
Lola Jenkins
Jesse Caldwell
Allen Home
Isaac
ME Allen
Caldwell
Vernal
J W. Knight
Myron
Rosevelt
Vern Freeton
Misa Marguerite Earnshaw
Earnshaw
E HH Burgess
Mra Jamnes Earnshaw
Salt Lake City
John Hastem
Price
Bennett School
Carl Tfarrison
Lapoint
Charles Grover
Ernest Allred
John Wall
Verant
Residents and visitors bustle in Jensen and nearby towns
William Moon moved east of Moroni while Calvin Jorgensen’s brothers helped move furniture to Independence. Julia Swain visited Vernal friends, and a stake program in Jensen featured cornet and piano solos. School club meetings, flu impacts, and local travel fill a week of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moon
Bernard Gardner
Moroni Moon
Calvin Jorgensen
Roosevelt
Independence
Julia Swain
Vernal
Martha
Coretta Turner
Stake
Jensen
Mutual
Charles Lewis
Leona Colton
Gene Merkley
E. Peterson
E Peterson
Edna Spendlove
Amasa Childwell
William Martin
Roy Richardson
Mary
Barton ‘Wilkins
Fred Wall
Quen Wall
Salt Lake City
Joseph S Dudley
Catherine
Marion Dudley
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Mary E. Stevens
Ray Nobeker
George Ashton
Roy Hoowes
Whiterocks
Wardle Jerry Walker
Lawny Winn
Sumer Pasture Co
Axelenard
Mutual Creamery Company
Sandlott Market and Supply Company
Joe Young
Hugh W Owon
Randleatt
L C Wall
Lawrence
YM M1a
Davis
Leeton-Bennett
Vernal, Utah
Chas. H. Davis
Prop
Star Car
John W. Pope
Raemer
Girl
Komac
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