Robert Bodily Pioneer of Two Continents and Utah Settler
The narrative chronicles Robert Bodily’s life from early LDS foundational work in Arkansas to pioneering across Utah and the Missouri frontier. It recounts his education, marriage to Wardet Anna Roberts, travels by wagon and rail to Utah, his roles building mills and canals, temple duties, and his survival of a gunshot wound in 1917. It notes his Black Hawk War pension and long years of carpentry and community labor in Cache Valley and St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Maeser
Reuben B. Collett
St. George
Temple
Plains
Armanda Pal
Alton Utah
Naples News in Households and Travel Notes
Lela Nickell returned from Roosevelt where she worked this summer. Mix Campbell Litater came back from Salt Lake with her sister Mrs Wert Modgkinson now hospitalized. Stuth Bascom attends Provo school. Heth Winkler returns home to Mitchell after two weeks with the Manwaring family. Wayne Simmons Kent and family visited Salt Lake relatives. Lola Wanda Blacksmith of Los Angeles visits Naples with her father and sister. Mrs Calvin Mortensen leaves Tacoma for San Jose to visit an aunt. husband stationed near Tacoma. Mrs Earl Gillaplie visits from Lama Cole. attending her brother’s funeral. Frank Lewis Collier’s family home in Naples hosts visits. Grant ris stationed in Ban County and on trial flight by plane. Erma Nickell weekends Roosevelt. Grace and Venn Goodrich in Salt Lake. Delroy Merrill employed in Salt Lake. Clyde Chivers to Balt Lake plant. Emma Hullinger hosts a bridal shower with 25 attendees. Hollis Hullinger of Roosevelt attends. Clyde Rodebaugh returns from Provo after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Nickell
Roosevelt
Mix Campbell Litater
Salt Lake
Wert Modgkinson
Hodgkinson
Stuth Bascom
Provo Heth
Winkler
Mitchell
Asher Manwaring
Wayne Simmons Kent
Ealt Lake
Jacob No Lubbert
Lola Wanda Blacksmith
Los Angeles
Naples
Shortie’ Anderson
Eunice Bowden
Calvin Martensen
Tacoma
Wash
San Jose
Calif
Sylvia Fowles
Mortensen
Earl Gilllapie
Lama
Cole
Mra
Jo Tutcher
Mra Gi Llapie
Frank Lewis Collier
Joseph Collier Lewis Hay
Colorado
Puller Merrill
Mabel Handy
Salt Laken
Merris Son
Grant
Ban [Eke
Maring Corps
Erma Nickell
Grace
Venn Goodrich
Delroy Merrill
Clyde Chivers
Balt Lake
Emma Hullinger
Osa Tullinger
Hollis Hullinger
Clyde Rodebaugh
Provo
Nielsen family letter reaches home from overseas
Orvil Nielson and family in California received a brief letter from their son stating he had arrived after a visit in Australia. It is the first personal word from Mr. Nielson’s brother Lester since he went overseas. The Ver nal Express bundle last week was misrouted to Denver and delayed for the Jensen subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvil Nielson
Gon
California
Lastipate
Australia
Mr. Nielson
Lester
Denver
Jensen
Weekend visitors and family notices in Basin area
Karl Jensen and family spent a weekend in Cale for work. Glenn and Rebecca Paulson welcomed a baby boy August 10 at Basin hospital. Rebecca Sorenson of Salt Lake visited relatives with her mother Mrs Viette Morgan at the branch. LaMar Gainer visited from Ball Lake and stayed with Ira and Gudter family. Morgan Gardner hosted a Wednesday party for thirty with games and entertainment. Hoyle Robinson of Ashley visited Nile Ainge. A bridal shower honored LaDell and Slaugh. Ellen Wilkins and family visited Provo to see Victor Nelson’s family. Harden Nelson and son from Grand Junction visited, daughter Marto returned home. Frank McKugh returned from Ball Lake after employment. Mrs Munford Stewart and three children visited from Ball Lake. Brice Nicholson of Gall Lake visited with Bernard and family. Ira S. Gardner also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H Haret
Cale
Glenn Paulson
the Basin Hospital
Rebecca Sorenson
Salt Lake
Viette Morgan
B Ranch
LaMar Gainer
Balt Lak
Ira B. Gudter
Morgan Gardner
Hoyle Hobinson
Ashley
Nile Ainge
LaDell Slaugh
Ie Slaugh
Ellen Wilkins
Victor
Gowin
Provo
Victor Nelson
Anis Harden Nelson
Grand
Bernard Stewart
Ira S. Gardner
Early Shopping Shiftside: Stores Close At Six
The piece laments frequent late closings and entrenched habits. It notes grocers and horse markets shut at six, crowds still line the counters before six, and butchers enforce union rules at six. It argues shopping early improves selection and service and aids a broader program.
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Robert Bodily
Toteg
Cher
Tha Snether
Pan Sents
Robot
America
Utah
Saint Helena
Napoleon
Wille
Boston
Masa
Saint Jans
Missouri River
Sarry Wing
Bastlake City
Brigham Young
Sixth Ward
Fly
Kaysville
Duriog
Union Peete Railroad
With Central
Ogden
Wardet Anna Roberts
Salt Lake City
Cache Valley
Ewe Lake
Aklis
Ashley Valley
Eldrede
Thane
Daniels Creek
Bodily
Wilam Shaf Ter
Roe
Ball
Hallé Tempe
Reabert
Salt Lake Temple
Cottonwood Canyon
Montana
Mr. Bodily
Uintah Abstract Company
McCormick-Deering
Hammer Mills
Purina
Baxter Coal
Farm Exchange
Eugene Weist
Vernal, Utah
Richard Jensen
Vernal
E. R. Lawrence-Cooper
Uintah State Bank
J. W. Stevens
Clyde Eldredge
Windsor
National Olsidlen Products Corporation
New York, N.Y
Uintah County
Democratic Party
State of Utah
Supreme Court
Bartlett, Ashley
Ford
McKee, J. Ray
County OF
Uintah
State OF
Workman, WM. Henry
Republican Party
Rep
Congress
Bor
McConkie, Dewey
Calder, Wallace
Hagkett, KR. R
I. F. L. Noel
Uintah Basin
Vernal Milling Co
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