Local Notes From Cedarview and Bennett Community Life
Joseph Evans of Bennett visited Cedarview last week while school closed early on the sixth. Bishop Todd attended Sacrament meeting at Welly. The lower grades performed in the afternoon and the upper grades staged plays with dancing. Teachers departed with a farewell party for the school staff. Ada Cook and Mabel Warburton face health updates as spring arrives and local farming begins. Relatives and guests from Roosevelt and Wellington are noted along with a visit from Calvin Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Evans
Bennett
Bishop Todd
Welly
Wea
Earl Timothy
Roosevelt
Elmer Pope
Wells
Calvin Rasmussen
Evangeline
Inez Hardy
Indy
Moroni
Utah
Albert Bahr
Dora Pierce
Wellington
Etta Bacon
Randlett community dance aids school playground project
The Parent Teachers Association hosted a Friday dance to raise funds for playground equipment, featuring a Norwegian dance by ten couples under Mrs. Wall. Refreshments and music were provided. $108.74 was raised for play facilities, including a 16 foot single wave slide. Notables visiting included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gibson, Hugh Barnea, and Mrs. Priscilla Thimble members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Young
Parent
Whiterocks
Rice
Priscilla Thimble Club
M. Brennan
Truslow
Richards
Ashton
Owens
Hancock
Frank Brennan
Hugh Barnea
Nepl
Randlett
Farm Bureau
Glossbrenner
Smith
Lundberg
Dust of the Earth praised by Naples crowd in local play
Naples locals, including many from Davis ward, attended the Vernal First ward dramatic Club performance The Dust of the Earth Saturday evening. The review notes fine acting despite minimal scenery and lists community movements births illnesses and social events surrounding Naples and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vernal Firat Ward Dramatic Club
Davis Ward
Will Thomag
John N. Daria’ Ranch
Vernal
Willard Rasmugsen
Jensen Community Notes Include Visits and Local Work
Polly Ainge visited with Nile and family at the Ed Lewis ranch while Burns Beach canal work began Wednesday under Albert Wilkins. Nate Hunting and Sidney Morrison of Naples were here on business Saturday. Mrs. Robert Johnston and son visit her parents. David Karren Jr and Wills Johnson branded cattle Saturday night en route to the summer range. John T Hasmussen made a business trip to Vernal. Mrs. Andrew Murray hosted Mrs. Marcus Jensen and family. A large Sacrament meeting welcomed returned missionary Elder Cecil Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Ainge
Nile
Ed Lewis
Burns Beach Canal
Albert Wilkins
Nate Hunting
Sidney Morrison
Naples
Robert Johnston
William Oakley
David Karren, Jr
Wills Johnson
Jensen
John T. Hasmussen
Vernal
Andrew Murray
Marcus Jensen
Cecil Bill
Welcome Home Party Honors Missionary Returnee
Isaac Ross Glines returned Thursday from Peice. Cecil Billings was honored Friday with a welcome home party after four years as a missionary in the Tahiti Islands. The program featured readings, solos, talks, missionary experiences, and piano duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ross
Peice
Cecil Billings
Tahiti Islands
Reading
Bertha Reid
Miss Strange
M. M. Batty
Ernest
Orpha Johnson
Irvin Caldwell
Bennett
Ed Hoeft
Hyrum Mantte
Jensen
Thomas
Misa Clytie Marschall
Lapoint
William Boren
Ray Pickup
Ward House
Ward
Maeser Mutual Program Delights With Mixed Glee Club
The Mutual program on Sunday evening offered a variety of performances by the U A mixed Glee club including a piano duet by Doris Alexander and Prof Wm F Hansen and a violin solo by Everett Alassey. A Spanish harmonica solo by Mrs Charles Nec followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A
Doris Alexander
Wm. F. Hansen
Ladies Glee Club
Everett Alassey
Charles Nec
These Dreadful Twins Impress Lapoint Crowd
Lapoint M I A hosted an 8 play These Dreadful Twins drawing a large crowd on Friday evening. Alice Obeglian earned praise for singing while Arza Adams spoke at Sunday services. Ward chorister Miss Pearl Harrison directed songs as Co B Bartlett visited Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint M. I. A
Tridell
Alice Obeglian
Arza Adams
Vernal
Ward
A. W. Nebeker
Idaho Worker Sets Egg Eating Record On Easter Day
Boise April 2 A warehouseman Oliver Allison ate forty two boiled eggs six slices of bacon and coffee to set a new egg eating record surpassing 1922 totals. University of Idaho student Warren Noggle previously claimed a 31 egg session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Oliver KE. Allla
Allison
Warren Noggle
University of Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedarview
Hospital
Homer D. Ford
Buenness
Carbonera
Ada Cook
Mabel Warburton
Hersey
Ray Allred
Austice Abbott
Fruita
Wrigleys
Ings
Elder Billings
Taki Talands
Qhnes Ward
Hwdward Coltharp
Harold Rhone
Rangeoly
Mies Olen Gardner
Charles Williama
Willama
Leule Rappell
Syford Anderson
Elsa Boyd
Garden City
Kansas
Bishop
T. J. Caldwell
Elmer Thorem
Ray Paulson
Lake Valley Ranch
Verona Gardner
Alfred Ainge
Joseph Arnold, Sr
J. K. Bullock
Cookie
Mark Bingham
James Fisher
Cgladys Smith
Old Falls
Jenus
Aloha
Arza Adama
Ernest McLean
Frank Hartle
Howard Elise
Nevada
Hazel Baker
Reed
Alan Adama
Mise Clyde Marshall
Golden Winn
Mise
Thelma Sprouse
Vera
Maeser
Vernal, Utah
Congoleum
Witmer
Harmon Mullins
Albert Semkins
W. G. Webb
Fort Duchesne
Eli Lee
Misa Isabell Cook
Will Wardell
Bullock
Bill Casto
Clark Brothers
Hauge
Talree -Yevar
Smack Battery Company
Kelly Mercantile CO
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