Pioneer Celebration At Wood Grove Draws Wide Community Turnout
The July 24 celebration hosted by the Pri mary drew a large crowd with a pioneer parade from the schoolhouse to Wood Grove camp. Indians surrounded the camp in a friendly display as the Pipe of Peace was smoked. Races ball game and dances followed, with single men winning the ball game. Local residents and visitors, including the Smuths, Smiths, and Gardners, stopped by for work updates and social events amid ongoing club activities and farming news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Grove
Pioneer Fe
Alvin Smuth
William Smuth
Jenson
John Aime
Mike
Bill Gardner
Frank Brian
Iva Smuin
Nellia Johnson
Charles Carpenter
Ruby Nelson
Watson
Nelson
Harold Cook
Curtis Atwood
Ashley Ghost Town Notes and Visiting Profils
Clarence Winn and family travel from Garfield Utah to visit friends in Ashley. Sunday school party well attended last Wednesday. Lunch by Relief society. Ira Beddo goes Elk Park for 15 days. Viola and Lula Weeks visiting from Price. Supper at James Winn home for Lula and Viola Weeks. Names on guest list include Emogene O Neil and many Campbells Weeks and Andersons. Several locals travel or host visitors from Denver Manila Juniper Springs Dragon and Craig Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Winn
Garfield
Utah
Relief Society
James Beddo
Elk Park
Ira
Viola
Lula
Price
James Winn
Viola Weeks
Eliash Campbell
Clyde Campbell
Joseph Lueck
Mra
A. A. Weeks
Florence Weeks
Shirley
Wiliam Weeks
Sarah Hardy
Martin
Merle Campbell
Emogene O'Neil
Alterra
Hugh Sands
Denver
Colorado
Frank Steinaker
Ruth
Merle
New York
Nelson
Ed. L. Anderson
Manila
Mr. Downey
L. Anderson
Juniper
Springs
W. Caldwell
Alma S'reece
Cy Engerberson
Dragon
Fred Schaefermeyer
Craig, Cole
Charles Schafermeyer
Local Notes From Dripping Rock Area And Surroundings
Dripping Rock 4 obbs Wiley Bancum filed on a homestead at Moosehead. W T Jones from Vernal visits Bluemountain to make hay. Lee Stoner and Lucile Campbeart wed in Craig Colorado and plan later moves to Kansas and California. Earl Fallin bought a team for road work Meeker to Rangely. Pat Lopez family to move here for fall. L W Hackett and wife visited Twin Valley ranch. James Blackburn and Arthur Baxter work on a bridge near Elk Springs. Morgan Bryce walks 16 miles after washout at Sank John head. Ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Chewing summers with uncle Charles Mobley on White River. Grandma Mobley enjoys time with daughter at Carbondale Colorado. Dr J E Usher travels to Juniper Springs and nearby for better health.
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Wiley Bancum
Moosehead
W. T. Jones
Vernal
Bluemountain
Lee Stoner
Lucile Campbeart
Craig
Colo
Kansas
California
Earl Fallin
Meeker
Rangely
Pat Lo
L. W. Hackett
Jensen
Twin Valley Ranch
James Blackburn
Arthur Baxter
Elk Springs
John
Morgan Bryce
Raven Gil Company
Mark Chew Ig
Chas. Mobley
White River
Grandma Mobley
Carbondale
Cole
J. E. Usher
Juniper Springs
Wanted Good Solicitor Part of All Time
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Roosevelt Day Celebrations and Local Sports Report
Bishop Thomas Todd led blunt remarks at Roosevelt on the 24th with a parade and program headlined by orator J. P. May of Roosevelt. Cedarview defeated Noola in a ball game while bucking contests entertained a large audience as many residents visited relatives and attended conventions.
Ward conference and community events in Randlett
A Sunday Ward conference in Randlett featured speakers from the High Priests quorum and stake leadership. Attendees included John Wiscombe, Mary Stevens hosted lunch, and a large crowd from Loota branch attended. Various families and residents were noted in social visits and August plans including a fundraising dance for Randlett’s UBI C book.
Community Notes From Gusher and Nearby Towns
Mrs Arnold of Jensen visits son J A Arnold and family. B O Colton and family spend Sunday at Randlett. Jack Miller and family of Roosevelt moved into a new home. Burns Hallett left for Price to work in mines. Mr and Mrs Sessoms of Salt Lake City were here advertising art work. Miss Bell Dickson of Salt Lake visiting with her sister Mrs Jack Miller. Lester Schwabe bought an open Overland touring car. Alterra and Moffat warda picnic at Uintah Park on Pioneer Day. Powell Burton and others from Vernal visited Joe Arnold family. Joe Arnold and others returned from the mountains with logs. Farmers report second cutting of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randlett
T. ©. Wall
G. L. Knight
H. Stevens
J. G. Dalton
John Wiscombe
Lampart
Stake
Mary Stevens
Arthur Wiscombe
M. Larson
J. P. Rudy
OC. R. Wilson
B. 0. Colton
Ransome Stavens
Melvis
Jorgensen
Bradley Cloward
Loota
Hugh Owens
Helen
Logan
HL O. KK. Richards
Fred
Robert
W. J. Howe
B. O. Colton
Jack Miller
Roosevelt
Burns Hallett
Price
J. Sessoms
Salts Lake City
Sessoms
Mary Rasmussen
Gusher School
Bell Dickson
Salt Lake
Lester Schwabe
Alterra
Moffat Warda
Uintah Park
Powell
Burton
Martha Bullock
Miss Murray
Vernal
Joe Arnold
Arthur Underwood
Wilbur Arnold
Mr. Davis
Bennett Local News and Social Notes
Bennet ward reports a benefit dance at Leeton for Mrs. Breeden on Wednesday. Tanac M. Allen remains ill with influenza and typhoid symptoms. A convention on Saturday drew good Bennet ward representation at Roosevelt. A stork delivered a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Price on the 24th and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Brighton on the 26th. Mr. Price plans to name his son Brigham Young. Gordon Mitchell returns to live with A. A. Mitchell and run the ranch for the summer. Mrs. John Silka’s daughter Nelle had tonsils removed. Most residents spent the 24th away due to no Bennet celebration this year. D. W. Marchant visited from the Roosevelt stake and addressed the ward. Lewis Horrocks returned to Park City after visiting his parents, Bishop and Mrs. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sam Snyder
Alton Pickup
Joseph Price
Brighton
Mr. Price
Brigham Young
Gordon Mitchell
A. A. Mitchell
Gordon
John Silka
Nelle
Sutherland
Bennett
D. W. Marchant
Roosevelt Stake High Council
Lewis Horrocks
Park City
Bishop
Joseph
Moorrocks Bride Hope Follows Return
Osre Allen traveled from Park City in his own car to spend the 24th with his father Mr and Mrs George Barker at Moorrocks. Lewis expects to return and take a brideeHertly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorrocks
Lewis
Osre Allen
Park City
George Barker
Balt Late City Move and Bachey Returning to Shops
A plan to relocate to Balt Late City is discussed as the move nears. Mr. Bachey will resume duties at his former vacation site in the railroad machine shops for the upcoming winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lateg City
Mr. Bachey
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