Glines Sacrament Meeting and Community Notices
Glines Sacrament meeting convened Sunday evening with Charles A Hardy of the high council as speaker. Various local residents are noted visiting, working, or traveling between Glines, Lapoint, and Maeser including cattle losses, sheep drives, and spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Hardy
High Council
Ettx Alexander
William Clerk
Lapoint
Uintah County
Glines
Ferrell Pearce
Fearcesy
Ross
Loyd Glnes
William Alexander
Nelson
Chase Batty
Alberta Pickup
Booner Alexander
Lawrence Absegglen
Abbegglen
Ray
Ezra Caldwell
E Luck
Tt Maeser
John
Cook
el Smith
Lapotot
Charles Batty
Clines
Ye Echalberg Jacobson
Bae Laxe
Naples Ward Meeting and Community Changes
John Palmer returned home after visiting his son Eddie and wife In Logan. Ward conference held Sunday April 31 with large attendance and guidance from state presidents Wallace Calder, A G Goodrich, Ernest Easton, Blake Clerk, Driver, and Smith. John Simper sold his farm to Snellen and Johnson and will relocate to Salt Lake City with family. Frank Allred bought Lewis Lind’s home and will move it to his father’s land. The Haunted House three act play was well received on April 20 with many performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVell Manwaring
Gwen Powell
Des Manwaring
Ross Merrill
Rector Mine
Josephine Bascom
Clark Goodrich
Relief Society
John Simper
Lake City
Silvery Ura
Karl Und
Moya Henry
Rainbow Mine
Kate Lind
Walter McCoy
Maeser
Merrill Goodrich
Allen Chevrolet Company
Watson
Fuller Remington
Porter Merrill
Carl Hacking
la Donnt
Tyman Richens
Carl
Vernal
Hacking
Misa Grace Richens
J .Chas. Pierce
Wallace . Johnson
Los Angeles
John Palmer
Eddie
Logan
Wallace Calder
G Goodrich
Ernest Easton
Blake
Driver & Smith
Snellen
Johnson
Salt Lake
Frank Allred
Lewis Lind
Alvin Kay Lloyd Lind
Earl Merril
Ruth Goodrich
Elsie
Melba Henry
Victor Merrill
Stanley Harrison
Weather Proverbs Face Facts In Forecast Box
The morning weather box in the newspaper guides daily plans and work. Readers seek reliability to decide if to carry an umbrella or chalk the car. The forecast aims to set the probable state of tomorrow and guide agricultural tasks.
Weather proverbs on sun and sky from old USDA notes
Burton noted that old weather proverbs about sun color and sky appearance reflect atmospheric conditions. Red morning or evening readings signal moisture and rain chances, gray evenings suggest rain or fair weather depending on the balance of moisture and dew formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Burton
United States Department of Agriculture
Horion Herce
Banker's choice as head of Indian Bureau in Washington
President Hoover selected Philadelphia banker Charles James Rhoads to head the Indian bureau after securing leave from Brown Brothers. Rhoads would replace Charles I Burke who resigned weeks ago. Secretary Wilbur aims for an official versed in economic affairs to reduce dependence on federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Charles James Rhoads
Philadelphia
Indian Bureau
Congressio
Brown Brothers and Company
Rhoads
White House
James E. Rhonda
Nhen
Indian Rights Association
American Academy of Political and Rocket Science
American Philosphical, Society
Rhond
Charles I. Burke
Wilbur
Healo
T “Wean
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Kelly Merc. Co
William Stone
Garrett
Calder Ranch
Californis
Ezra Caldwell NC
Alexander
Sterl Ng Haws
Glen
George ‘Hemstock
John Faton
Stephen Ross
Sterling Haus
Hawa
Ians
Archie Gregory
Nevada
Myrtle Merriott
Laura Workman
Catt+ora
Lloyd Thomas Re
HS Olsen
Glies
Naples
Tatty
Puller
Vernal Lumber Company
Victory Park
Bee and Hear
Famous
Night Hawks Dance Orchestra
Ralph Megliaccio
Silver Moon Dance Band
Chicago
Goodyears
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Ashton
Vernal, Utah
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