Tridell Thanksgiving Celebrations and School Activities
Thanksgiving gatherings at Tridell featured a children's dance in the afternoon and two dances for adults in the evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Christenen, Mr and Mrs Horace Morrill, and families from Vernal and White Rocks. Students from Provo returned home, while the Bennett school team visited for a basketball game with Tri dell, and dissolving programs and refreshments marked the school observances.
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Msn
Chriatensen
Ner
Ladiss
Li Data da Me Dnaaend
Mias Karn Young Minw
EO Peterson
Vernal
Horace Morrill Forest
Darrell Goodrich
Y University At
Provo
Parley Woodrich
Garant Morel
Oat
Frown van Bote
Dhanksadying
Meunt
Baithonsa
Leoktays
Hoowevelt
Mir
le Heosnolda
Yernal
Oand Aire Harring
Filbert Saith
William Sjlarvey
Lavi Hitchen
Ivin
Ela Morri
Hiave
Bennett School
Argt Plasmy O
Teltdell Teri
Atood F& To T
Tritell
Thanksgiving gatherings and local notices at Jensen
Numerous residents attended Thanksgiving events and visits across Jensen and nearby towns. Families like Knoxs, Meeks, Wilkins, and Masseys joined relatives, while jurors Hirt Wall and Liland Stewart reported for court. An audience enjoyed a school program at the ward house as residents travel for holidays.
Local residents and events noted in Waton area
KE Heaton visits Hotel Alta en route to Vernal to serve as juror. Mr and Mrs Ernest Case recently moved home. Mrs Case remains in Naples caring for children after her sister's death. Thanksgiving dance crowded at Ward House. children enjoyed a daytime dance. Ira S S Gardner Luther Stewart and Marion Moon hauled alfalfa seed to the J G Peppard Seed Company plant in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Heaton
Watson
Hotel Alta
Vernal
Ernest Case
Local notices and visits in Naples area
Robert Huntley builds a new addition to his Naples home while Mrs Lisonbesa travels from Bluebell for medical care for a cancer near the eye requiring operation in Salt Lake City. Harriet M Goodrich visits Duchesne with Elmer Lind of Vernal and returns. Mutual hosts an entertainment for Miss Lucile Merrell on a mission in the Southern states. Albert M Goodrich escorts the high school faculty to Green River for a day trip. William Harrison stays with L B Anderson. Harrison helps with Anderson children. A house warming for J W Olsen brings about forty guests. Ernest Case moves to Jensen after caring for Anderson home. Mrs Case is not Anderson’s sister. Leslie and Fred Goodrich and Arthur Goodrich of Bluebell visit Vernal on business and call on relatives.
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Mronat
Kelay
Melba
Mary McClelland
Joss Houns
Ertin Wilikion
May Nelson
Eleanor Wilkins
Kangely
Cole
Dunes
Walter Knox
Columbia
Utah
Mra Knox
Hirt Wall
Liland Stewart
Jonsen
Ed Lewis
Mra
Jesle Morrin
Salt Lake City
Hyrum Meeks
Davis All
Rainbow Mina
Fannie Massey
Merle
Hazel
Thelma
Fred Wall
Alfred Meeks
Meeker
Cole Charlies Mantle
Mr. Busby
Pat's Hole Country
Jensen
George Richardson
Rainbow Mine
Ward House
Geraldine Case
Vernal
Henry Chatwin
Mr Pope
The
Robert Huntley
Lee Lisonbesa
Bluebell
Mr Lisonbes
Elmer Lind
Julius Jensen
Mutual
Lucile Merrell
Merrell
Albert M. Goodrich
Green River
Prge
William Harrison
L. B. Anderson
Harrison
Anderson
J. W. Olsen
Ernest Case
Local Naptea Notes Include Birth and Business Moves
Mrs John Kay returns after two months with la grippe as Naptea talks of a mercantile store. a fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Jacob N Lybbert on December 2, 1924. work begins on corner lot to prepare a building. William P Merrell visiting Naples from his Bluebell farm.
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Tiven
John Kay
Jacob N Lybbert
Cantilan
Naples
Jacob W Lybbert
Willilam P Merrell
Mr. Merrell
Bluebell
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Tridell
Kenneth Trujillo Sa i
Stenedra P?rdesmithas
Sernaldoon
Nccre
Tridell Mere Peart Woollay
Milas
Ithoda Morrill
Harrire Morrith
Mire Curtis
Lapoint
Mro
Mea Parley Goodrich
Hom Foreat
Ray
Vernal Hurt
Merkley
Whiterocks
Falxar Mowray Ia
Pack-Allan Coal Co
L. H. Woodard Co
Consolidated. Wagon & Machine Company
G. G. Wright
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