Openings and visits in Naples Ada' Openthaw week
Local families including Mr and Mrs Clyde Gardiner and daughter Bee and Mr and Mrs Mearl Nall and children plus Mr and Mrs Ernest Merrell and baby visited relatives in Salt Provo and Spanish Fork last week. Several travelers returned home Sunday. Jack Evans family from Salt Lake stayed with dinner guests for a few days. Carrle and Carma Goodrich planned travel to Youngstown Ohio to visit sister Mrs Ray Gee. Mrs Morris Cook and family planned Hurricane Utah visit. Elmer Lobon Amanda Williams accompanied to Provo to visit kin for two to three weeks. Ernest Merel and Mr and Mrs Merrell spent weekend at Green Lakes. Heber Powell and wife were honored at a Naples chapel party with dancing and treats. William J Gardiner traveled to Salt Lake City and visited relatives in Bountiful American Fork Pleasant Grove Magna Provo and Spanish Fork before returning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feice CC
Mra
Clyde Gardiner
Dau Tee
Salt Provo
Spanish Fork
Mearl Nall
Craig
Ernest Merrell
Babyy
Fife
Elwin Merrell
Jack Evans
Diner
Sweek
Carrle
Carma Goodrich
Youngstown
Ohio
Ray Gee
Lert Zaan
Morris Cook
Hurricane
Utah
Cook
Elmer
Amanda Williams
Provo
Fidon Lamoreaux
Wad Kirs
Ernest Mere
William J. Gardiner
Salt Lake City
Bountiful
Arthur Gardiner
American Fork
Frank Umphrey
Pleasant Grove
Heber Gardiner
Magna
Lol Fey Kidd
Peek
Manila
Bre Bick
Bennett
T Preece
Laurence Wardle
Frank Hodson Heft
Sacramento
Thomas E. Kidd
Laurence York
Cambridge
Ind
York
Mavis Kidd
Norman Fletcher
Toungate families travel to Salt Lake City for meeting
Mr and Mrs W R Toungate and Mr and Mrs C P Toungate with daughter Jannine depart Tuesday for Salt Lake City to meet Leland Mire Porter Tyndall. Mrs Toungate’s daughter is mentioned as a Tyndall. The Tyndalls travel from Long Beach California to Memphis Tennessee aboard a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Toungate
C. P. Toungate
Jannine
Salt Lake City
Leland, Mire
Porter Tyndall
Mrvw
Tyndalls
Long Beach
California
Memphis
St. Tyndall's
New Bare
Manila to Sacramento and Vernal notes in wartime correspondence
The fragment recounts travel and correspondence among residents including Alma Preece and Mavis Kidd, with mentions of Manila, Sacramento California, Fort Knox Kentucky, Camp Kilmer New Jersey, and Vernal. It notes births, military enlistment, and messages from spouses and family, painting a wartime local community picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Europe
Pvt T'S
Hargis
Camp Kilmer
New
Derey
Theuropean Theater of Opersons
Roberts Family Holds Reunion At Merkley Park
Nearly 100 Roberts family members gathered at Merkley Park Au 10 for a reunion and barbecued mutton. In the evening they attended a Maeser ward dance with LaRose orchestra. Officers named include Frank Roberts president and Mrs Lew Roberts first vice president. Retiring officers listed. attendees from California Arizona Mesa Ogden Salt Lake City and American Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Merkley Park
Maeser Ward
LaRose Orchestra
Frank Roberta
Lew Roberts
Era Sylvia Allred
Gusher
Edith Porter
Maa Noel
Lawrence and
Arvene Cooper
George ‘Roberts
Ace. Roberts
Louis Roberts
Maurice’ Cooper
Necrelany
May Noel
Ees
Eee Oberts
Enen
Ella Roberts
Deanside
Calif
Howard Hoberia
Mesa
Arizona
Stanley Roberts
Charlie Roberts
Fimily Ot
American Fork
Mamie Roberts
Homer Roberts
Ogden
Frank Roberts
Salt Lake City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naples
Win Merrell
Green Lakes
Heber Powell
Naies] Chapel
RTI Vereseya
Will Wright and His Orchestra
Ditbot
KDYL
Victory Park
U. S
Ers
Arthur V. Watkins
Watkins
Midway
Wasatch County
Bringham Young University
New York University
Columbia University Law School
Deer Creek
National Republican Platform
GOP
Utah County Defense Indust
Geneva
Orem
Audstast County
Sharon L. D. 8
Stake
Oxfords
Wing's Store
Ashley
Mes
Alma Preece
Wargis
Sialon
Jamen
Orin
Fort Knox
Ifé
Wm. Norrison
Walter
Norman Winn
San
This
Winn
Gordon
Portland
Oregon
Mary Collett
Glen Walker
Bite
Ma Oming
Ker
Pri
Alvin
D. Mierdan
U.S. Senator
Cobblerock
Morris Hawa
Ralph Hodgkinsog
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