Red Wash Homemakers recount spring travels and events
Mr. and Mrs. Les Maier returned from a two week trip visiting relatives in Oklahoma Texas Utah and Nevada. They toured cities including Rush Springs Kilgore Tyler Phoenix and Las Vegas and joined family gatherings with the White Hovis Vincent and Coy families among others. Local notes include a Red Wash Homemakers Club meeting with speakers from Nepal and Egypt and a baby shower for Jean Schooler with attendees from Vernal and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Maier
Rush Springs
Oklahoma
Finley White
Aour
Oklahoma City
Webb Hovis
Lewis
Kilgore
Texas
Les
R. F. Shoerer
Tyler
Jim Donald
Donald
LuJean Murray
Jensen
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Las Vegas
Nev
Zion's National Park
Orderville
Utah
Byron Fisher
Vernal and
Lews Vincent
Hob Ott
ElFar
Dept. of Agriculture
United Arab Republic
Pande
Nepal
Odetta Guillory
Evelyn Baker
Dorothy Casada
Jane Punches
Anita Anderson
BYU
Loal Anderson
Hugh Coys
Art Coy
Nangely
Rhonda
Tandy
Vincent
Jim Robinson
Tommy
Mike
Grand Junction
Red Washi
Ladies Petroleum 3
Sally Robinson
Libby James
Jean Schooler
Richard Wedly
Pat Punchies
Reed Ford
Sherri
Mark
Coleen
Wallsburg
Don Wardiles
Ford
Wardle
Denver
Roger
Pat Wingert
Carolyn Leonard
Recreation Hall
Janette Rogers
Ben Anderson
Marie Wardle
Out of Red Wash
Sue Bartlett
Mary Patterson
Vernal
Merdell Schooler
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mr. Schooler
Neva Endres
Birthday Party for Mark Nash Fetes Aged Group
Mrs Ray Nash hosted a birthday party for her son Mark Nash with games and refreshments. Nearby families and visitors from Seattle were guests at the Asher Manwaring and Morris Cook homes. Various residents attended church and conference activities in Salt Lake City and Provo. A boy named Simny Richards broke his arm during a minor mishap while visiting relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nash
Mark
Mite
Jim Howarth
Eldon Kidd
Randy
Ogden
Elwin Merrill
Bishop Orlo Goodrich
Annette
Nellie Richens
Salt Lake City
J. Ross Merrell
Lee Walker
Steven Hudson
Provo
Morris Cook
Asher Manwaringee
Victor
Victor Manwaring
Glendan
Orvyil Merrs
Lloyd Pope
Misa Stella Richards
Gary Lascom
Gary
Connie Dickson Goes to Denver for Employment
Mr and Mrs Lee Dickson motored to Denver Colorado last Tuesday to take their daughter Connie who has employment there. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cloward and Alaska relatives joined relatives during the visit. Steven Case visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Case. Mrs Robert Jensen and Jocelyn and Mrs Polson attended a Salt Lake conference with Mrs L W Tullis and Bishop Garth Batly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Ming May Jorgensen
Lee Dickson
Denver
Colo
Connie
Floyd Cloward
Alaska
Steven Case
Ross Case
Robert Jensen
Jocelyn
Polson
Salt Lake
L. W. Tullis
Garth Batly
Local society notes from a Cub Scout meeting and visits
Mrs Melon Mawes remains a hospital patient while community members attend family events and birthdays. Ricky Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Vere Wilson, fell from a porch and broke his collarbone. Several Openshaw and Goodrich family members visit, relocate, or host gatherings. Campbells and Manwaring family members travel from Denver. County Hospital lists ongoing patient activity. Reclamation office staffing and visits by Elder Merrell and Elder Field supplement the week’s social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melon Mawes
Levin
Ida
Trvin
Owen Haws
Ricky
Vere Wilson
Emma O. Holmes
Charles Olyson
Josephine Openshaw
Open House Hosts Out-Of-Town Guests In Honor of Theo Heckatham
Weekend visitors from Pravo and Menlo Park joined local residents for an open house at the Hap Cook home honoring Theo dore Allen Heckatham, formerly Gayla Cook, with many relatives and friends in attendance. The assembly included Mr and Mrs Ralph Hatch Mrs Earl Cook and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cook
Earl Semmid
Logan
Nicle
Gayla Cook
Temple
Thurman Heckatham Gad
Menlo Park
Carl
Jasper Cook
Wallsce Lynn
Robert Steck
Earl Ishmid
Hap Cook
Theo
Dore Allen Heckatham
Gayla
Lernard Moore
Gall Af Earns
No Accident Question Sparks Cowboy Quip
A policy inquiry about accidents prompts a cowboy to joke that he has no accidents. He mentions a rattlesnake bite and a few broken bones, then quips that those critters die if not pursued, highlighting a rural humor tone.
Local arrivals and visits noted by area families
Mr and Mrs Ervin Jorgensen and family hosted a visit from their son Hrod Jorgensen of Altamont and his sister Mrs John Price and family. Mr and Mrs Leonard Wall were here with their son visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Ralph Simpson and family from Prove visited recently with Mrs Simpson's relatives, Mr and Mrs Joseph Price and others. Mr and Mrs Glen Kelly have moved into the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wall
Altamont
John Price
Familly
Ralph Simpson
Prove
Simpson
Airs
Joseph Price
Glen Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red
Les Maiers
Trip
D.E. Wardie
of Jensen
Les Maler
Lewis Vincent
Mugh Coy
Todd
Mr. Coy
Ben Eden
Montrose
Carolyn Lennard
Pat Punches
Bonanza
Tease Hemingway
National Assn. of
Okla
Marlene
Charlene Wardle
Diane Southam
Wills Southam
Davis
E.W. Coon
Birs
Bjorn Rye
Maes
Hugh Day
Frank §J. Mesa
Kathryn Puumire
Washington
Martin W. Curtis
Martin W
Curtis Thsurannce
Ad East Main
Anchor
Phosphates
Napres
Mark Nash
Mrs
Kate Goodrich
Briggs & Stratton
Worl
Dor
Bradshaw Auto Parts Co
Glines
Connie Dickson
Denver, Colo
Mrs. Cloyd Hatch
Pravo
Ralph Hatch
Mrs. Ervin Jorgensen
Arte Family
Vernal Office
Vernal Ave
Fione
Ogden Stockyards
Peck Brothers Livestock Commission Company
Ogden Union Stockyards Company
Associated Livestock Marketing Agencies
Union Stock Yards
Ogden, Utah
Daytona
So Motor Company
Showalter Motor Company
Ermal
T. Golden Collins Roosevelt
Phong
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