Jensen family visits and local moves noted
A roundup of visits and relocations in Weber City and nearby areas. J T Murdock and family from Weber City visit Ben P Kellys. Ralph Casa moves to Ashley Ward. Martin Evans announces a hay boy birth in Vernal. several LDS missionaries and local residents, including Melvin Hawkins and Acy Jensen, travel or relocate. A run away accident injury to Joe Welland and his mother improves. Primary conference led by Alice Snow with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Murdock
Don and Allen
Weber City
Ben P. Kelly
Murdock
Kelly
Ralph Casa
Ashley Ward
Airs
Martin Evans
Vernal
Mr. Snow
Melvin Hawkins
Lome
Elmer Snow
Acy Jensen
Buford
Colo
June Graham
Joe Welland
Frank Billings
Lula Rhoades
Denver
Frank P. Wellman
Rhoades
Burlington
Alice Snow
Pleasant Grove residents visit Case home and relatives
A group including Mrs. Sarah Bingham Mrs Stella Kardy Mrs Lela Johnson and others visited the Case home. Miss Lucy Dudley spent three weeks visiting Eastern States Mission relatives and attended outings at Green Lakes and Harold Davis summer home in McKee Draw. The party, including the Bhelleys and Dudleys, recently returned from a Southern States LDS mission trip and plan further visits before heading to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brake
Sarah Bingham
Stella Kardy
Lela Johnson
Oral Tenney
Eva Biddowly
Foy
Jean
Marie Thomassen
Pleasant Grove
Geo. A
Bert" Case
Case
Lucy Dudley É
Andrew Dudley
Dudley
Eastern
Howard
Eastern States Mission
George Bheliey
Carl
Edna
Fern
Ethel Wimmer
American York
A. de Mar Dudley
Baturtay
Bhelleys
A. DeMar Dudley
Green Lakes
Harold Davis
McKee Draw
Ferret Pearce
Feires Lee
Ira Gardner
Mra. Pearce
Phoenix
Artz
LDS Church
The Way of Inflation by Raymond Intcririn
National chairman outlines how persistent overspending by individuals leads to ruin while governments can delay collapse through inflation. He cites Germany’s postwar hardship as proof and argues inflation burdens the average family most, urging citizens to demand responsible fiscal policy and resist costly government expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Intcrirn
Atieels
The
Republic
Germany
Citers
Community Notes From the Ward Health Center Visiters
Mrs Tom Timothy returns home from Clark hospital with a baby daughter. Mr and Mrs William E B Pearce Sr visit California with Mr Pearce's son Verbal and daughter Jennie, ex-residents of the ward. Dorothy Perry visited Colombo with aunt Mrs Wilt Howard. Mrs Melva Roberts and family move to Vernal. Jay Simper occupy Roberts home. Road crews, including Mr Walker of Roosevelt and Mr Neilson of Duchesne, stayed at Mrs Myrtle Evekson's. they returned home as Tom Worthen and Ed Stevens oversee the work. Jean Strecht and Miss Ninta Roper, summer Moon Lake visitors, saw Mrs Argyle Roper. Knecht formerly Miss Arbutus Roper Mullin Hil and Max Fawcett spent weekend at their homestead. Price men work with field crew. Orig Johnson returned home from Eastern states mission. visited HD Cumorah and Niagara Falls. stopped in Salt Lake City to see sisters Miss Effie Soup and Mrs. Whiona Scawell. Mrs Ralph Allred in good health at home. George Jenking drives a pickup. Stella McCurdy visits Moon Lake. Tom MacKeschale left for Baldier mountains for sheep work. G B Calder and Archie Johnson of stake presidency attended Sunday services. Calder and Orta Johnson spoke. Mr and Mrs Ed Hoeft visiting Ogden with daughter Mrs Rulon Chadwick. Preston Fletcher and wife spent days in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Effir Soup
Whiona Scawell
Ralph Allred
George Jenking
Btella McCurdy
Ling
Moon Lake
Tom MacKeschale
Baldier Mountains
Calder
Archie Johnson
Stake
Orta Johnson
Ed Hoeft
Ogden
Rulon Chadwick
Preston Fletcher
Corse Fite Visit Keeps Family Tied to Salt Lake City
Mrs Lawrence Gdekire and children returned from a visit with Mrs Clifford Higbee of Salt Lake City. Mrs McAfee and three children from Salt Lake City were visitors during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORSE
Lawrence Gdekire
Clifford Higbee
Salt Lake City
McAfee
Shilaren
Mits
Local Notes From Vernal and Surrounding Areas
Alee formerly Miss Alberta Bjornson daughter of Dr Albert Bjornson once of Myron visits. UBIC amateur program participants Wilson Bywater Woodrow Smith and Chink Bingham seek work in Idaho. Charles Nea) and spouse visited Vernal this week. WGC Carpenter of Salt Lake spoke at a Townsend club meeting at the TOO hall Saturday. a musical program and refreshments followed. Catherine Dalgteist of Salt Lake City visits aunt Mrs R C Walker. Camp Fire girls hosted a UBIC homecoming with nature lore exhibits by Alterra Camp and crafts displays by Fort Duchene and Gusher groups. Mytonellis supervised handicraft. friends Mr and Mrs Wetsory formerly of Vernal, and Mrs Clair Southam helped at the Wigward home. DeVere Simper returned to Salt Lake to continue studies after three weeks with her parents. Mrs Clifton Jenkins in Salt Lake City for infant medical care. Mr and Mrs Edward Watkins and Mr and Mrs Paul Watkins with Bruce and Ta visiting Salt Lake City. Wallace Johnson Ivan Perry EL Peterson and Alfred Johnson of Vernal attended Sunday School. Alfred Bimper reported improving health. Community cellar plans were discussed at chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee
Alberta Bjornson
Albert Bjornson
Myron
Meafee
UBIC
Wilson Bywater
Woodrow Smith
Chink Bingham
Idaho
Charles Nea
Wgc
Carpenter
Salt Lake War
Townsend Club
Too Hall
Catherine Dalgteist
Salt Lake City
R. C. Walker
Alterra
Mary Taylor
Rose Mary Rice
Fort Ducheene
Gusher
Mytonellis
Wetsory
Vernal
Clair Southam
Gustierds
Henry Wigward
DeVere Simper
Walter Simber
Salt Lake
Mia
Edward Watkins
Mors
Paul Watkins
Bruce
Wallace Johnson
Ivan Perry
EL Peterson
Alfred Johnson
Ars
Alfred Bimper
Cn the
Henry Winward Travels to Salt Lake City for Kin
Henry Winward left Thursday for Salt Lake City to visit his son Lord who is in the LDS Hospital receiving medical treatment. Winward reports Lloyd's condition as fair. Mr and Mrs Des Nelson and family of Montrose Colorado arrived last week to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winward
Salt Lake City
Lord
Lds Hospital
Winward
Lloyd
Des Nelson
Montrose
Colo
Visit and travel notes from Roosevelt ward
Omitted week notes detail Miss Bailiall Duvall visiting two days at work with Elmer Manwaring family. Mrs Merrill Goodrich moved to Vernal on Tuesday. Rore Butcher returned from Rangely with Eart Gillespie. Gillespie arrived with Otts Butcher for a short stay. Youth group from the ward motored to Stewart Jakes for boat riding and a corn roast. Glen Openshaw left for Gantaquin for work. wife and children to join later. Miss Floy Nellson of Las Vegas and Miss Verda Bacon of Roosevelt visited relatives in the ward. Relatives report Mrs Charles Tyerson greatly improved. Abner Richens family returned after bedside visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailiall Duvall
Roosevelt
Elmer Manwaring
Miz God
Merrill Goodrich
Vernal
Rore Butcher
Rangely
Eart Gillespie
Mr. Gillespie
Otts Butcher
Stewart Jakes
Glen Openshaw
Gantaquin
Chldren
Floy Nellson
Las Vegas
Verda Bacon
Residents and travelers pass through town in August scene
Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs James Luster of Willow Creek and Mr and Mrs A Wardell with two sons, plus Clifton Hatch, journeyed from Uncompahgre to town. They noted canyon scenery rivaling the Grand Canyon and discussed livestock feasibility. Others listed include Chase family en route to Rifle, Harry Fairfax and family from Utah, Leo Dustin and Bert Suyer, Don and Charles Steele, Coltharp party, and county surveyor R Graham visiting Meeker area for highway work along the John Kenney property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODP Pty Eer Et Rrr
PSOE
James Luster
Willow Creek
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mrr
A. Wardell
Clifton Hatch
Vernal
Lee Chase
Rifle
Uintah Basin
Harry Fairfax
Utah
Mr. Fairfax
Rangoly
Kirs
Ada Alderson
Eagle
Walter
Price Creek
Colo
Leo Dustin
Bert Suyer
Don
Charles Steele
Douglas Creek
J. E. Coltharp
Cheistenseh
Mr. Colthary
Sad. Coltharp
Reg H, Nichols
Fred A. Nichols
Ontario
Canada
R. Graham
Meeker
John Kenney
Randlett and Avalon Community Notes Amid Local Visits
Neb Brough and Gilbert Bradshaw, with Ross Bradshaw of Salt Lake City, attended UBIC Glenn Harris in Salt Lake City during UBIO events. Raleigh Nebeker gladdened his mother last week. LaRue Pickup visited friends in Neola Sunday. J. P. Rasmussen and son James came for UBIC. Albert Harrid and family returned from Gusher to Randlett. Alton Pickup of Provo picked peaches Wednesday. Robert Moore and family of Gusher visited Mrs. Prients mother. Miss Rush Wall, formerly in Vernal, is back home. Esther Jarman returns from Fort Duchesne where she worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Tee
James
UBIC
Albert Harrid
Gusher
Randlett
Alton Pickup
Provo
F& Loa
Peaches Wednessy
Robert Moore
Mra Prients
Mra
B. St. Chancer
Rush Wall
Vernal
Esther Jarman
Fort Duchesne
Moon Lake project diverts water through 1000 foot tunnel
Water from Uintah and Lake Fork rivers redirected into the Moon Lake Diversion Tunnel during the project. The tunnel is about 1000 feet long and 10 feet diameter to support construction of a rock dam. The dam will be roughly 90 feet high and 1120 feet long, holding about 20000 acre feet to supplement irrigation for about 65000 acres in the Tintah Basin. Construction by P B Connelly co, costing about 900000 dollars. A smaller Mild View dam on a Lake Fork tributary is also under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Lake Fork
Moon Lake
Tintah
P. B. Connelly Company
Germany exports large share of thans annually
Germany exports about 0,000,400 moult a year, while the United States accounts for about 40 percent of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
The
United States
Farmers as Prime Oil Buyers in Utah and 20 States
Continental Oil president Dan Moran notes farmers, covering Utah and about twenty states, buy over half the refinery output. He cites farmers as discerning buyers of petroleum products, better understanding equipment and maintenance challenges, and discusses implications seen during a four week inspection tour of company properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Dan Moran
Continental Oil Company
Bees Dip In Winter For Food Scarcity
Bees struggle during winter as beekeepers report insufficient stored honey and nectar sources. The shortage pushes bees to slow activity, risking colony health and potential losses if temperatures drop further.
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Jensen Sncred
Mahlon Wills
Newton Palmer
Mess, Ariz
Ferrol Pearce
Bishop
Milo Snow
Albert Snow
Thos. G. Smith
Jensen
Juniper Springs
Petrre Morgan
Que
Gue
Sranp
Tate
Ryo
Bourbon
Cop
Wade
Mirobsoiy
British Columbia
Ood
Menley
Lenleyy Rn
Schenley
Kentucky
America
Lac
New York
Pangeny
Randlett & Avalon
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