Community Notes From Randlett and Nearby
Local calendar items report a party by the federal Employees Union at Fort Duchesne. residents Hugh Owens and family are thanked for hosting events. Thanksgiving sermons at St Pauls in Salt Lake City and multiple visits by townsfolk are noted along with ranch work, cattle movements, school bus service, and a PTOA dance for area children. A baby is born to Mr and Mrs William Hancock near the end of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Employees Union
Fort Duchesne
Hugh Owens Sr
Stark
Hugh W Owens Horn
Jack Young
Wm Zerker
Atyton
Joe Dudley
Hugh Owens
Farah Ashton
Ed Colton
Clark Elmer
Charles Schrader
Roosevelt State Bank
Jess McCarroll
California
PTOA
William Hancock
W. L Fletcher
Vernal
Owens Ranch
J W Ilowes
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Salt Lake City
Jerry Walker
Dick Wash
Thanksgiving visit and local social events reported
Mrs Edgar Taylor and baby joined home folks for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Carl Collier hosted a dance with a fine lunch provided by Alfred and Alice Caldwell Bar Goodrich Martin and Merie Campbell. John Adams, son of Daniel Adams, injured a leg riding behind a horse on Thanksgiving day, requiring thirteen stitches. Mrs Weedjty Campbell and sons Merle and Doyle with daughter Lee la visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Taylor
Baby
Carl Collier
Alfred
Alice Caldwell
Goodrich Martin
Merie Campbell
John Adams
Daniel Adams
WeedJty Campbell
Merle and
Doyle
Leela
Community Notes on Local Visits and Family News
Frank Goodrich and Carl Merrit returned home from Cedar City where they have been employed JW Olen teaches at Willow Creek and spent the weekend with his wife Mr and Mrs C G & Ruppe welcomed a baby girl born Saturday November 26th Primary officers hosted a childrens dance Saturday November 24 Lowell and Mr Jacobson visited Watson for business The home of Mr and Mrs Charley Wiest was damaged by a fire Saturday the 19th The fire was extinguished with little damage Mr and Mrs Victor Allred welcomed a baby girl born November 1st Mutual officers hosted a party and dance Thursday night Harold Williams returned to the sheep camp after a month with family Mrs Merrill Lisonbee of Myton is visiting her parents Sacrament service Sunday evening was led by the Junior seminary under A Manwaithg Mable Gardiner conducted talks by LaMar Goodrich and Eunice Anderson with several speakers concluding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodrich
Carl Merrit
Ceedar City
JW Olen
Willow Creek
CG & Ruppe
Rens
Lowell
Mr Jacobson
Watson
Charley Wiest
Mable Gardiner
Loma Goodrich
Merrill Goodrich
LaMar Goodrith
Eunice Anderson
Mark Caldwell
Clyde Jarrel
Fila Boyle
Salt Lake City
Tridell D
Lameroux
Mira Hannah Richards
Margaret Huber
Midway
Wanda Perry Jacobson
Will Perry
Dragon
E J Tutt
East Lake City
Eli Lee
John Moore
Roosevelt
Russel, Peterson
John C Nibcker
Salt Lake
John
Garn Swain
Frank Swain
Vern Ilansen
Harvey Lee
Cook
Warvey Taylor
Charles R Taylor
Lytle
Taylor
W W Nebeker
Dird Swain
Darrel Swain
Albert
LaMar Norton
John H Merkley
Lloyd Taylo
Mutual Tuesday Evening Attended by Local Stake Members
Wayne Simmons spoke and Orlo Goodrich asked questions followed by Mable Gardi ner remarks and a closing prayer. Syble Kate ren Dawin Cif of Los Angeles will spend winter with grandmother Mrs Alfred Bowell plus Vera Calder Murle Wallis and Lloyd Winn attended at the stake meeting in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Oy
Wayne Simmons
Orlo Goodrich
Mable Gardiner
Whiety
A Manwaring
Syble Kateren Dawin Cif
Los Angeles
California
Alfred Bowell
Vera Calder
Murle
Wallis
Lloyd Winn
Stake
Moi A
Mutual
Thanksgiving Weekend Notices and Social Visits
A roundup of local Thanksgiving activities and family visits. Residents attended dances, hosted gatherings, and traveled to Salt Lake City. Notable visitors included Mr and Mrs Mark Caldwell Mrs Clyde Jarrel Miss Fila Boyle and Mra Vern Ilansen with various relatives and neighbors.
Ashley class of 27 honors three with seeley home gathering
Ashley ward Friday evening honored Flosh Noel Philip Hall and Ray Colton at the Seeley home with chrysanthemums, songs, and a two course lunch for twenty one guests. Earl Macham left for Salt Lake on business. Ronald Preece visited from the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Ashley Ward
Flosh Noel Philip Hall
Ray Colton
Mission Field
Earl Macham
Salt Lake
Ronald Preece
Lee Duston
Hamilton
Colorado
Andrew Murray
Charley Miller
California
Lonza McCarrell
Price
Flossie Martin
Misa Ora Preece
Local church ward adds cement walls and fence at chapel
Ward men lay cement walls at two church entrances and a neat fence on two sides of the lot. Mrs Alonzo Perry of Cedarview stays with the Winns. Bishop Hassell Todd adds a house extension. PTA formed with a program led by Leland Angus and Perry Bracken. Relief Society hosts a hard time party funded by clothing and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Alonzo Perry
Cedarview
Maurice Winn
Winn
Mary Perry
Hassell Todd
Ward Chapel
Mildred
Oral Goodrich
Want King
Mildred Goodrichs
Fern Hawley
Henerars
Local Folks Visit and Thanksgiving Dinner Guests
Bert McKee of Vernal and his father George McKee show interest in area sheep. Dart Owens of the Owens Live Stock Co. was in town on business, visiting Vernal and Roosevelt. Mr Owens dined with Mr and Mrs J H Coltharp of Vernal on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McKee
Vernal
Who & ii
George McKee
Dart Owens
Owens Livestock Company
Verns
Roosevelt
Owens
Bfr
J HL Coltharp
Ed Colton and local farming notes in Vernat
Ed Colton of Vernat visited town Monday with his sheep on four mile pasture. C Collett and George Marcussen bought well bred Shropshire ducks at Montrose Colorado and brought them in Monday. White River froze across its entire width Saturday night November 21. The thermometer registered fourteen below zero recently. The altitude of Khangely is 230 feet. Students of the lower Range ly School presented a Thanksgiving program Tuesday with pilgrims and Indians plays songs recitations and a Beenes of 1620 moving picture act. Much credit goes to Miss Caldwell, the local teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Colton
Vernat
Mr Colton
Messrs C Collett
George Marcussen
Montrose Colorado
White River
Khangely
Lower Rangely School
Misa Caldwell
Awakening the Liver Bile and Bond Election Notice
An OCR fragment blends an old dietary patent pitch urging calomel free liver bile stimulation and a Utah Vernal City bond ordinance. It includes a November 1931 waterworks bond plan, bid by Lauren W Gibbs Company, interest terms, tax levies, and council actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrworks
Lauren W Gibbs Company
Lauren W Gibbs Connon
Devery
City Recorder
Vernal Express
Vernal City
Utah
Calder
G Demonsy
Kruschen Salts Claim Of Rapid Fat Loss Endorsed
Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 16 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She claims steady energy and no hunger, with the product sold for 85 cents a bottle at Vernal Drug and Utah Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
St Lows Mo
Folka
Vernal Drug Company
Uktah Drug Company
America
Nohey
Water Works Bond Issue for City of Uintah Utah
An ordinance provides for issuing and selling five million dollars in water works bonds by Uintah County Utah to fund enlarging extending and improving the water supply and waterworks system to serve the city and residents. The system will be owned and controlled by the municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Utah
Lauren Weibbs Company
Salt Lake City
Utah A& Utah Corporation
Vernal City
Unitas
State OF
United States OF America
State OF Utai
Uintas County Waterworks
Uintah
Lauren W Gibbs Company
Yerral City
Notice of Public Sale and Final Proof Claim
Notice from the U S Land Office Galt Utah announces filing to make final proof to establish a claim on described land before the district court clerk in Mantle Utah on December 19. Claimant Levi Reed John C Allen Mrs C A Christensen and Charles Ainge of Limewood Utah appear as witnesses with register Eli F Taylor. First published November 19 1931 with last publication December 17 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Becton
Totuee
Gale Lake
Meridian
Leon P Christensers
N. Piso
Vernal
Na Withaase Bennion
Leo Calder
Orton Fee Ae
Ham
Uv. S Land Office
Galt Lara City
Galt Lake
District Court
Mantle Utah
Levi R. Reed
Manila
John C Allen
C A Christensen
Charles Ainge
Limewood
Eli FP Taylor
Sheriffs Sale in Uintah County Utah 1931
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Uintah County Utah A G Anderson plaintiff William McConkie and D O Jacob Bon defendants the sheriff will sell December 11 1931 at 2 oclock pm at the front door of the county courthouse Vernal Uintah County Utah the undivided one half interest of William McConkie in the SE of the NE Y and NE Y of the BEX of Section 28 and the NW of the SW and BWY of the NW of Section 27 Township 6 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian containing 160 acres with improvements and appurtenances and all water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifr
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
Uintah County
State of Utah
Anderson
Puaintlif
Rs Willam McConkie
D O Jacob
Sheriffs Base
Vernal Uintah County
Utah
William McConkle
Bex
Salt Lake Meridian
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Randlett
Dians
Jansen Farmers Office
Tutsay Acel Walker
Jensen
Ky Chandler
Dudley Ranch
George Ashton
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Vern
Telehone
Heber City
Provo
Samber
EFT
Tee
Solitaire
Kelly Merc. Co
Jensen, Utah
Lapoint
Tae
Ashley
Baluard Ward
Roy Pease Eee
Pfe H
Cartes
Little Liver Pilla
IL I Calder
MS T T Soumaron
Attest Ihg Demonssy
Il G DeMoossy City Recorder Section
Additon
Whithh
States of
Way
W & Henderson
T G
Alexander
Irvin Eaton
HE. Stringham
Caldet
G Demony
Los Angeles West
Albert Austin
Ceelaaen Ree Menage
Westlake Park
Barbara
Piqa Whitle
HOTEL
Darpara
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