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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1924

Page

6

Early Settlers Discussed at Ashley Valley Meeting

Davisite column notes a grammar school gathering where Mr Stichardson led a talk on The Early Settlers of Ashley Valley. Mary Collier suffers typhoid fever while her father Edwin Collier plans to return home to be by her bedside as the community records a mild winter and various local visits and social events.

Stichardson Ashley Valley Mary Edwin Collier Dee Chivers HN Creek Han Ray Chivers Hill Creek David Barney Leroy Wyoming Barney Alonzo Atwood James Duvall Marion Manwaring

Baby Boy Born At Home In June

Word from Roosevelt and Junctionworth Utah reports the birth of a nine pound baby boy to Mr and Mrs D Qardiner on June 23. Mother and baby are said to be doing well.

Duvall Io Adra Atwood Roosevelt Kinniman Paul Watkins Jonsen iKontlworth Utah Mia DM Qardiner

Community News From Vernal Area Social and Business Notes

Jensen Nowell Snow and Hugh Stewart traveled to Vernal for business. Johnston spent Wednesday with William Oakley. Willis Johnson rode for cattle on Thursday. Alfred Mookw went to Vernal for dental work. Lynn Strong of Utah Telephone led a business trip last Saturday. Cecil Hittner of Gimes ward visited for the weekend on business. Eric Stewart, recovering from blood poisoning in his foot, shows improvement. May Nelson and Lula Aingo hosted a party for Reva Caso with about forty guests. W. J. Stowart was ill earlier in the week. A large crowd attended Priesthood meeting in Vernal on Sunday. James Evangerton hosted Friday evening at Ball now on Crush Creek. A missionary dance raised funds for missionaries. Ira Gardner and Marion Moon returned from Price with alfalfa. Andrew Dudley Jr. threshes grain at his river ranch. Archie Rooks threshes with the Alexander machine.

Nowell Snow Hugh Stewart Varnal Buslovsa Robert Johnston Wiliam Oakley Willis Johnson Vernal Alfred Mookw Lynn Strong Uintah Telephone Company Cecil Hittner Gimes Ward Eric Stewart May Nelson Lula Aingo Misa Reva Caso Pater Caso Muale W. J James Evang Bal Wiliam Wall Orson Caldwell Ira Gardner Marion Moon Price Andrew Dudley, Jr Archie Rooks Alexander

Genealogical Committee Holds Cottage Meeting in Naples

Mrs C O Welst, returning from a three month visit to Ogden and Salt Lake City, attended. The genealogical committee led by William Richardson and Bishop M Iverson hosted a cottage meeting where talks on keeping genealogical records and work for the dead were given. This was their second gathering this year, with plans to continue holding meetings to promote the work. Mr and Mrs Alvin Haws of Provo were mentioned in attendance.

C. O Welst Ogden Salt Lake City William Richardson M Iverson William

Welcome to Napier Hawt Ranch Home of Mr and Mrs Haws

The ward in Napier at Hawt Ranch welcomes Mr and Mrs Haws. Relief society members plan Hollef society meetings for lessons and social time. A toboggan slide at Albert M Goodrich home drew a large crowd with all but two members attempting the ride. Afterward they gathered at Mary Morrell’s residence for a warm lunch. The lesson on Bo celal Belance sparked discussion. Janes Duvall left for the mine Tuesday, Mrs Duvall improving quickly. The community, previously hit by a chicken pox epidemic, now sees milder illness with many coughing and children absent from school. Two children, Carly Duke and a Goodrich child, are ill. The school plans an entertainment for Washington's birthday.

Napier Haws Relief Society Hollef Society Albert M Goodrich Mary Morrell Bocelal Belance Janes Duvall Duvall Atneo Carly Duke Kate Goodrich Washington

Whiterocks News Roundup and Local Visits

District Game Warden J Thompson from Altonah visited Whiterocks this week. Local residents recover from flu illness. The Ladies Club met with Mrs R L Marimon to quilt and refresh ments were served. Several residents attended a benefit dance for Mrs Lewis at Leeton hall. Community Sunday school met at the Myers home. Radio sets become popular with three new parties in town.

Dy, J. Thompson Altonah Whiterocks Smith Stabert Mason R. L. Marim Peter Shaw Frank Davis Roy Smith Roosevelt Hayden Raines R. L. Marimon Whitemore Myton Myers Home Lewis Leeton Hall Charles Reed F. Grant Frank Brennen Vernal Lavern Ethel Allen Rose Camfield L. Reynolds Charles Thompson White Rocks Randlett

Roads in fine condition after Frank Davis trip

Frank Davis traveled from Fort Ducheane to Whiterocks in about 30 minutes on Monday, reporting good road conditions for the route.

Frank Davis Fort Ducheane Whiterocks

Obituary and Local Notices From Lapoint Roosevelts Jan 1924

Annie Agnes Long 1862 1924 died at Roosevelt on Friday January 25 burial at Lapoint with funeral services held Monday. She leaves husband John Long and five children. Also notes on Stake priesthood meeting in Vernal and Charley Bigelow and Miss Vonda Swenson marriage. A debate by the MIA and Sunday services speakers Jesse Brough among others.

Annie Agnes Long Roosevelt John Joseph Jane Lyson Criswell Bristol County Town John Long Lapoint Kam David J. Wilson Harmon Mullins Mr Long Ace Angus Elmer Angus Bishop Taylor Cora Mullina Vernal Lile Reynolds H. Mulling and Soneatore Charley Bigelow Vonda Swenson Mr. Bigelow Frank Bigelow Lewis Swensen Davis Farm Bigelow Company E. Johnson Edith Tridell Uintah High School Vernal 3 C. A. Thompson Clive Sprouse Arthur Curtis Irkman Christenson

Lapoint and Tridell School Activities Highlight Community Evening

Hayden Foster reports a packed Parent-Teachers meeting with music by Parley Goodrich and readings by Mrs. Cartlett and others. The 9th grade served lunch, a June 23 basketball victory by Lapoint over Roosevelt, and a January 25 showdown where seventh and eighth grades outscored the ninth. A 1:30 pm Lapoint dance followed by a Randlett game, Uintah High School play Clarence, and a post-event dance were noted alongside local visits and dinners.

Hayden Foster Tridell Parley Goodrich Story Leo Christenson Les Roy Morrill Tridell School Margaret Cartlett

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Calder Bros. Creamery Calder Bros Creamery Davis Bette Jensen Naples Ford IRL Motor Company Clarence Lloyd Panter Dr Myers Uintah Basin Hudson and Essex Line Auto Mobiles Vernal Auto CO McCormick-Deering Primrose L.H. Woodard Co
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