Rainbow Tee Social At Boarding House Bee
Mrs Luella Hatch hosted a wool picking and carding bee at the boarding house with Mesdames Barah West Clydis Richens Sylvia Hatch Ruby Hoffon Stella Workman Auntie Ab bott Fern Nyborg Naltie Horrocks Musetta Hate Miss Orns Eaton Mia and Lawrence Workman present. Lawrence recently returned from Nevada where he was at the hospital. family noted illulcerated stomach while they were there. A ball game between married and single men delighted attendees. single men lost for the first time. Curtis Atwood and wife brought home baby son Garth from Vernal to seek medical aid. Sunday school and Primary work praised. Miss Anna Eaton visiting her grandmother Luella Hatch and aunts Erma and Viola Hatch. Mrs Luella Hatch learned from her son Jess of marriage to Miss Helen Kamm of Hiawatha. they wed in Jacksonville Illinois and reside at Rawlins Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Hatch
Mesdames Barah West
Clydis Richens
Sylvia Hatch
Ruby Hoffon
Stella Workman
Auntie Abbott
Fern Nyborg
Naltie Horrocks
Musetta Hate
Miss Orns
Eaton
Mia
Lawrence Workman
Nevada
Calder
Curtis Atwood
Garth
Vernal
Anna Eaton
Erma
Viola Hatch
Jess
Helen Kamm
Hiawatha
Jacksonville
Tll
Aras
Rawlina
Wyoming
Neighbors Attend U B I C Then Farewell to Lybbert Family
Naples residents report the U B I C at Fort Duchesne was very profitable. Jacob N Lybbert and family depart August 15 for St John Arizona where he will teach as principal of the seminary. Ruth Goodrich accompanies them to live and study at the academy. Mrs Bascom takes daughter Ruth to Salt Lake City for eye surgery. Two High Council members Davis and Hardy spoke at Sacrament meeting. Ed Young Jr and family to Murray for work. Mrs Merrell plans to live with the Lybbert family this winter as children attend high school. A near drowning scare involved Archie Smiths child near a foot bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Fort Duchesne
Jacob N. Lybbert
St. John
Arizona
Lybbert
Josephine Olsen
Salem
Salt Lake
Archie Smith
Siater
Ed Young, Jr
Murray
Mr. Young
Stormy visit punctuates ward meeting and births report
A Severo storm disrupted travel for the ward meeting but did not dampen attendance. Guests included President A G Goodrich and wife, Joseph Hacking and wife, Miss Josephine Hacking, Mrs Ethel Rich, Miss Mary Winder, Miss Vilate Bennion and mother, plus many ward families. Gordon Smuin bought Archie Rooks's car and plans to move to Helper soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severo
A. G. Goodrich
Joseph Hacking
Josephine Hacking
Ethel Rich
Mary Winder
Vilate Bennion
Gordon Smuth
Edward Watkins, Jr
J. Edwin Collier
Billhop
Alfred Simper
Walter Simper
Stephen Adams
Alfred Davis
Jim Ellefritz
George A. Blaugh
Kruger Ellefritz
Gordon Smuin
Archie Rooks
Holper
Mamie Rooks
William H. Siddoway
Frank Zufolt
Gilbert Smuin
Alonzo Atwood
Price
Emma Smuin
Florence Willis
Local families visit and travel notes across Vernal region
Mr and Mrs William Oakley motored to White River to take their daughter Mrs Robert Johnston visiting them. Andrew Dudley Sr and Bertha left for Spanish Fork to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Crawford McKnight for Booth Fork visit Mrs McKnight's parents Mr and Mrs Riley Murray. T G Alexander has commenced threshing earlier than last year. Mrs Susie Nelson was in Vernal. Hugh Albert and Elmer Snow and Hugh Stewart spent Saturday in Vernal on business. Mrs Sarah Hatch of Vernal visited her niece Mrs William Dhonans. Mr and Mrs T G Alexander and family motored to Fort Duchesne for the convention. Mrs Tom Ainge convalesced and returned home after three weeks with the Ainge family. Mrs Joseph Arnold Jr left for Vernal to prepare for Park City and then Oregon. Mrs William Burton and Mr and Mrs William Taylor of Idaho Falls are visiting. Mr and Mrs Hugh Snow and Mr and Mrs Elmer Snow spent days at Fort Duchesne for U B I C. Mr and Mrs George Yager and daughters Andrew Murray, Thomas Ainge and Francis Stewart visited and returned to the Reservation. Mr and Mrs Walter Knox and daughters Golda and Florence arrived to visit Hy rum Meeks. Mr and Mrs Emery Stone returned from Steamboat Springs, Colo. Mrs Azer Johnson visiting a few days before Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oakley
White River
Robert Johnston
Andrew Dudley
Bertha
Spanish Fork
Crawford McKnight
Booth Fork
Susie Nelson
Hugh
Albert
Elmer Snow
Hugh Stewart
Alfred Ainge
Joseph Arnold, Jr
Vernal
Park City
Oregon
William Burton
William Taylor
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Hugh Snow
Thuras
Fort Duchesne
George Yager
Mesdames
Andrew Murray
Thomas Ainge
Francis Stewart
Walter Knox
Daughtera Golda
Florence
Local visitors and family updates in community notes
Word reaches of Tex and Renne Chew announcing a baby girl. Hugh Stewart Hyrum Mecka Walter Knox visit Trail Creek to see Alfred Mocks. Dilford Gardner returns from Provo with prunes. Harl Stewart comes from the mountain. Roy Willama visits cousins Nile Ainger and Irene Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nal
Howard Karren
Texas
Renne Chew
Hugh Stewart
Hyrum Mecka
Walter Knox
Trail Creek
Mra
Alfred Mocks
Dilford Gardner
Provo
Harl Stewart
Roy Willama
Nile Ainger
Irene Fletcher
Industrial convention attendance dominates Utah notices
Mrs John Maeser and relatives attended the Industrial convention in Fort Duchesne on Thursday and Friday. Local families including Hacking, Atwood, Hall, Stringham, Anderson, Bodily, Bingham, and Oakes moved between Fort Duchesne and Lapoint for events and visits. Several children had tonsil removals, and community members planned gatherings on the McCoy lawn. A man named May Hall and Sylvanus Collett joined Mrs May Hall for a visit to Delta Colorado, while Mrs Fletcher sought medical care.
Carrolls Attend Fort Duchesne Event Thursday
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Carroll were noted at an event in Fort Duchesne on Thursday with no further details provided.
Fort Duchesne U S C attendees and local movements
Large numbers from here attended the U. S. C. at Fort Duchesne over three days. Rome kept camp equipment. others drove home nightly. Alma Macham hauled passengers in his truck. Charles Merkley returns from Aspen Grove after a year away in carpentry and work. Mrs Morrill, now at Logan, reports slow but steady health improvement. Archiv 8 Richardson served as home missionary Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Rome
Alma Macham
Charles Merkley
Aspen Grove
Mr. Merkley
Price
Provo
Allee Morrill
Logan
Richardson
Our Home
Farm Creek Socials Mention Visits and a California Trip
Gusher notes Frank White and family visiting the Sargent home at Farm Creek with Mrs. Naylor. Margaret Merkley of Vernal visited sister Mrs. B O Colton. Eldredge of Peppard Seed Co. and his father inspected the seed crop Monday. White and family left for California after a ten day stay with the Naylors. Jorgenson of Ouray visited the Colton family. Mrs. E R Kimball was taken to Vernal hospital for heart trouble. Young folks danced at Henry Wearst and wife’s wedding celebration and he promised another dance soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Naylor
Sargent
Farm Creek
Margaret Merkley
Vernal
B. O. Colton
Eldredge
Peppard Seed Company
California
Naylors
Misa Jorgenson
Ouray
Colton
E. R. Kimball
Henry Wearst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heary Ward Beecker
DAVIE
Uintah County Fair
Confectionery
Jensen
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Koveralls
Maeser
John Hacking
Wilson Murray
Tono and
Clyde
Neliie Hacking
Ruth Caldwell
Ivan Atwood
Roscoe Hall
Milton Hacking
Leo Smith
Roosevelt
Frank Smith
Phillip Stringham
Robert Bodily
Thomas Bingham
Lamar Thacker
A. G. Anderson
Joseph P. Hacking
Lapoint
Hacking
Clair
Fletcher
Laura Boyer
P. C. Stringam
May Hall
Sylvanus Collett
Ida
Ed. L. Oaks
McCoy Lawn
Henry Green
Evelyn
Delta
Colorado
Levi Williams
James Chivers
Green Home
Jepp Oaks
Wallace Oaks
Nellie
Eunice Oaks
Wiliam H. Oaks
Thelma
Stevens
Thomas §Eplers
Tine Nichola
William Murray
Sai, Mark
LeRoy Carroll
Teidell
BARI
B. QO. Colton
Maccer Fe Viekting
Weluel”s
MT. Dell. Lumber CO
Chas.t.pope
Daniel Adams
Jos, I. Cook
F. O. B. Vernal
John W. Pope
Leslie Ashton
Winchester
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