Ashley Leland Smith Home on Leave
Ashley Leland Smith home on leave atchingon Han and will report Feb 12 to Treasure Calif, and will leave to go to Hawaii. Mr and Mrs Keith Fielding announce arrival of a baby girl born Jan 19. Mrs Beatrice Harrison returned Friday from Rangely after ten day visit with her son and family. The Daniel Harrisons, Mrs Edith Allred accompanied Mrs Bob Hunting and family to American Fork Monday to attend funeral of her aunt Bessie Hunting. Mr and Mrs Howard Wiswell of Salt Lake City came in Sunday for four day visit with Mr Wiswell's parents. Visitors this week at Beatrice Harrison home were her son BJ Harsh and family from Duchesne, daughter Mrs Vera Snow and family Jensen, and Verlin Labrum of Roosevelt. The Virgil Bullocks of Provo visited weekend with their daughter, Mr and Mrs Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Harrisons
Edith Allred
Bob Hunting
Famil
American Fork
Bessie
Howard Wiswell
Salt Lake City
Wiswell
Niles Haslem
Beattice Harrison
BJ Harsh
Fot Duches
LAPOINT Mutual Groups Outing and Visitors
The Mia Maids and teachers Phoebe Horrocks and Dean Uber attended a Vernal picture show Tuesday evening and joined a chicken supper at Rodney Horrocks home. George Bigelow and Lyla Perry’s Dragerton visit, Merle Jenkins's trip to Annie Davis in Roosevelt, and the Laurence Jenks family moving to Roosevelt are noted along with several local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Jenkins
Mia
Phoebe Horrocks
Jover's
Dean Uber
Vernal
Rodney Horrocks
Mac McNickel
Englewood
George Bigelows
Lyla Perry
Dragerton
Merle Jenkins
Annie Davis
Roosevelt
Laurence Jenks
Ervin Young
Randlett
Rulon Rasmussen
Mamie Rasmussen
Community meeting programs and illness update
Sunday evening speakers included Bendy Freestone and Paul Lunt with Clair Batty delivering a Declamation. A duet by Nila Batty and Norman Haslem, with Melba Allred on piano, plus Earl Mecham homebound after a head injury. JR and Mrs Jack Ekstrom visited with Alma Preece. Merrill Karren caretakes for grandsons as Jeannie Crawford is ill in Salt Lake. An electric clock was presented to the ward by Henry Kloeppel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hielding
Bendy Freestone
Paul Lunt
Clair Batty
Nila Batty
Norman Haslem
Melba Allred
Earl Mecham
Jack Ekstrom
Roosevelt
Alma Preece
Merrill Karren
Salt Lake
Jeannie Crawford
Henry Kloeppel
Don Morrill Move To California Shifts Residence
Mr and Mrs Don Morrill have moved to California where he will be employed. The Art Boren family of Craig visited the Kenworks area this week. Darrell Slaughs moved into Charley Slaughs house and the Slaughs headed to California to join relatives in Long Beach. A quilting party was hosted by Juanita Ellsworth for Mrs Delma Watkins. Sheila Williamson stayed overnight with Joan Ellsworth. Mrs Darrell Lance visits her parents then accompanied her husband who is in service serving in Texas. Granddaughter arrives with the Johnsons in their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Watkins
Don Morrill
California
Morrill
Art Boren
Craig
Ken ‘Orks
Kilton Way
Artosla
Nate Chivers
Darrell Slaughs
Charley Slaugh
Mrs. Slaugh
Dean
Neldon Slaugh
Long Beach
Calif
Naanau
Frank Johnson
Blay
Darrell Lance
Such is our rising standard of living and electric cars
The statement opines that rising living standards will bring more electric products and alliances, forecasting a $5,000 average household investment in electrical products within the next decade. It frames the shift as a general trend in consumer electricity and automotive adoption.
Local residents share visits and plans across cities
The report lists numerous family and friend visits plus upcoming travels and moves. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Glines of Orem visiting, Mae Sprouse traveling to Salt Lake City for care of a baby, Ida Swain and Royce Mowrey visiting Mildred Mowrey and Ray Mowrey in Vernal, polio treatment for Helen Bigelow in Salt Lake City, Elizabeth Harrison returning from care for a ill son Murray, and several others including Air Force enlistments, moves to Ballard, and local gatherings with the Jenkins, Workman, and Clark families among the featured names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereil Haslem
Provo
Morigan Glines
Orem
Harlen Turner
Avalon
Ernest Turner
Mae Sprouse
Salt Lake City
Ray Sprouse
St. Marks Hospital
Ida Swain
Royce Mowrey
Vernal
Mildred Mowrey
Grvel Hullinger
Clifford Bigelow
Larry Huber
Bernell Rich
Air Force
Kits
Marlene Evans
Baby
Salt Lake
Barbara Nyberg
Georgia Thompson
Erva Huber
Thompson
Huber
Theron Clark
Ballard
Clarence Jones
Altonah
Lela Miller
Gibert Anderson
Irs
Charlett
Rio Blanco
Colo
Dean Huber
Nancy Christensen
JeNeal Harrison
Theo Angus
Bishop Walker
Jensen Refinery Banquet Highlights Local Staff and News
The Jensen oil refinery hosted a Friday banquet at the Bridge Inn Cafe with attendees including Ray Stewart, Harden Nelsond, Jarwin Snows, Percy Stewarts, and several others. The event noted some employees were unable to attend due to refinery duties and shared updates on local families, travels, and community activities such as a fireside gathering at the Lowell Robbins home and visits by relatives from Orem Denver and Springville.
Community Notices From Nile and Vernal Area
Thursday of last week at the Nile Ringe home Sam Haslem has employment at the Jensen Oil Refinery Von Wilkins has been employed at the Amasa Caldwell ranch this winter Mrs Eva Hullinger and Helen Gross were visiting in Vernal with their mother Mrs Blanche Gross recently Ralph Chew made a trip to Altamont Saturday to attend an REA meeting The Jim Robinsons of Ashley visited Sunday at the home of their son Hoyle Robinson and family The Nile Anges visiting Vernal area were hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred ie Ferron Moons and Claude Renfoes of the California Camp visited recently with their parents the Moroni Moons The Dee Slaugh family have been transferred from Yale Oresta Bee Cale of Rangety to Ferry ug were visiting home folks the first of last week Stake Primary officers were present at Mon Maen Goodnieee Vella were le Goodrich Ve Silly Taulene Anderson and le Nem1 The Sunday School Stake Board were present at Sunday School Sunday morning of last Wee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Ainge
Jensen Oil
Bridge Inn Cafe
Ray Stewarts
Harden Nelsond
Jarwin Snows
Percy Stewarts
waDell Slaughs
Murray Merkeys
Ralph Hodgkinsons
Fritz Stewarts
Lydia Wall
Marion Meeks
Greenville
South Carolina
Marion
Air Force
Elbert Meeks
Rawling
Wyo
Jensen
Meril Snow
Donnette
Vernal Aspital
Lowell Robbins
Louis Fife
Alfred Morrill
Orem
Rod Ney Perry
Denver
Colo
Brown
Springville
C. Woods
George Ainges
Bridge Inn
Harold Cook
Craig
Erie
Salt’ Lake
Jack MacArthur
Roosevelt
Wwen Sens
Inna Murray
Rangely
Densen
Sam Fratto
Joy
Lewis Griswold
Griswold
Lyle Martinsett
Stewart
Prince Friday
Vernal
Blanding
Lyle
Joan Gross
Nile Ringe
Sam Haslem
von Wilkins
Amasa Caldwell
Eva Hullinger
Helen Gross
Blanche Gross
Ralph Chew
Altamont
Jim Robinsons
Ashley
Hoyle Robinson
Nile-Ainges Pere
Vetland
Alfred Ie. Ferron
Claude Renfroes
California
Moroni
Dee Slaugh Familly
Yale
Oresta
Bee Cale
Rangety
Ferry Ug
Folie
Stake
P. Mon
Maen Goodnieee
Vella
le Goodrich
Ve! Silly Taulene Anderson
Sunday School
Stake Board
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Doris
Day
Dream Teams
Sihatha
Warner Bros
Warner Color
Gig Young
Ethel Barrymore
Dorothy Malone
Henry Blanke
Ashley Leland Smith
Mrs
Atchingon
Han
Hawaii
Keith Fielding
Beatrice Harrison
Rangely S
Firestone Town & Country
Ford
Price
Man Ae Next
Super Balloons
New Fires & Co
Pri
Havoline
BAE
Texaco National Credit
Chuck’s
Texaco Service
West Malin Birest
Norls Day
Frank Sinatra
Lapoint Mutual Groups
Davis Don Morrills
Spain
Prince Juan Carlos
Don Juan of Bourbon
Gen
Franco
Tensen Jensen
State Farm
State Farm Life
Nals A
Jacobe
Wermal, Teh Utah
Robert Francis
Donna Reed
May Wynn
Phil Carey
Sooty
Tsang
Saatch
Ser By
Nice
Aeta
PK Pans
Newa
Michael Inverberg Productions, Inc
Prenants
Hansel
Eretel
Faryland
Techies
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Lewis
Hal Wallis
RING
Cmd
Aleace Ford Elsa Lan Pe UN Anemesis
Atom Gomb
Barton Muslanes
Virginia ‘Grey
Leif Erickson
Pea Saboon
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