Community program hosted by Genesology committee president
Clarente Palmer presided over a Sunday evening program with short talks by Lois Lybbert Aston Good fled Charley Olsen Donnell Goodrich Mable Gardiner Morris Cook A G Goodrich and Joseph Collier L Jacobson. Jacobson was accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarente Palmer Preent
Genesology Committee
Lois Lybbert
Aston Good
Fled Charley Olsen
Donnell Goodrich
Mable Gardiner
Morris Cook
Goodrich
Joseph Collier
L Jacobson
Watson
Tridell Singers Travel to Vernal for Stake Rite
Thirty nine Tridell singers journeyed to Vernal Sunday to provide singing for a stake priesthood meeting. Bell Swenson of Taylorville, brother of Mrs Golden Merkley, visiting Tridell and Deep Creek with relatives. Wa D Dickson Jr and son from Balt Lake selling goods for Good-Tich store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridelia
Vernal
Bell Swenson
Tayloraville
Golden Merkley
Tridell
Deep Creek
Wa D Dickson, Jr
Balt Lake
Ida Atwood
Harriett Morrill
Justice of Lapoint
Bruce Harvey
Jennie McConkle
Peterson Home Event Noted With Family Ties
A family gathering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Peterson on Sunday with Mrs Gadiner and Ars Peterson present as sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Marvin Peterson
Gadiner
Ars Peterson
Local News Snippets From Bennett Utah And Roosevelt Areas
Reported activities include visits by Mr and Mrs William Thoms of Gusher with the Rasmussens, sacrament meeting speakers from Lécoda, a well attended Friday night dance and supper, and multiple social gatherings. Weather noted at 29 below zero, cattle illness rising, and various local travel and community updates across Bennett, Roosevelt, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thoms
Gusher
Utah
Albert Rasmussen
Mr. Roberts
Mr Larsen
Lécoda
Ward House
Dick Dealer
Ballard
David Andrew
Feigh Belle
Jaimes
W G Adams
Parley Lambert
Roosevelt
Ted Kirkendall
Eugene Kenetch
Bennett
Jess Caldwell
Lapoint
Residents Attend Camp Reports and Community Notices
Henry Winward returns to Guy Samuels sheep camp for continued employment. Sunday sacrament speakers include Irvin Simper Charles Goodrich and James Karren of Naples ward. A retold story was given by Miss Marie Watkins. Mutual officers met at Lige Jack’s home with Warren Richardson and Leonard Perry in attendance. A miscellaneous Friday shower honored Mrs Warry Postma at Mrs Charles Slaugh’s home. Relief Society party applauds Mrs Anne Jackson with program and lunch. Infant twin of Leonard and Mrs Davis Cook dies born Jan 30. Teachers attend Roosevelt institute. Mrs Alfred Simper ill Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winward
Guy Samuels
Irvin Simper
Charles Goodrich
James Karren
Naples
Marie Watkins
Lige Jack
Warren Richardson
Leonard Perry
MTA
Margaret Watkins
Hazel Atwood
Eunice Simper
Della Chivers
Anne Jackson
Alice Gurr
Lacy Jenkins
Ruth Herrison
Minnie Green
Eunice Bimper
Norma Simper
Community Notes From Baluanrd Ward Meeting and Visits
Arthur Wiscomb led MTfA stake activities at Provo leadership week. Visiting Idaho native Mr oe is staying with the Deans in Whiterocks. A water meeting on Moon Lake reservoir was held at the ward house to address spring decisions. Doris Cloward and daughter returned home Friday. Millie Cook spoke atSacrament meeting. A play Abish the Lamanite Maid was staged by Mi-Kan-Wee Primary. Alonzo Perry of Cedarview visits Mrs Morris Winn. Harmonico band led by Mildred Goodrich performed for teachers at Roosevelt Institute. Louis E Alfred of Neola attended the Campbell home gathering Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiscomb
Mtfa
Provo
Amber Jenkins
Idaho
Ward House
Moon Lake
Doris Dean Cloward
Whiterocks
Georges Dean
Millie Cook
Abish
Alonzo Perry
Cedarview
Mra Morris Winn
Mildred Goodrich
Teachers Institute
Roosevelt
Louis E Alfred
Neola
Campbell
Sunny
Baby boy born as community notes mix with church and school events
Maeser Mr and Mrs Jim Oaks announce the birth of a baby boy on January 29 with family and choir performances. A series of PTA meetings, local visits, and birthday parties follow, including moves to Los Angeles, a twin girls birthday event, and a temple wedding in Salt Lake City. Updates cover illnesses, scarlet fever, adult education classes, and a German farewell from Mr and Mrs Loeffler after four years in the Salt Lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Oaks
The
Genealogical Society
Mises Sylvia Bodily
Iola Ochanna
Isabelle Johnson
Eunice &Mith
Mayste Hal
Car
Allen Charles Oaks
Alton Vernon
Arthur Roper
Lloyd Merkley
Jensen
John J. MecConkile
Lydia Jenkins
Gitnas
Arch Jenkins
PTA
Levi Williams
Lola Smith
Mamie Price
Blanch Beeley
Warren Jones
NelJe Oaks
Fred Hodgekinsott
Ernest McClean
Mra
Edith Allen
Marehi
Joseph ‘Farting
Mia
LaMar Bird
Etibe
Los Angeles
California
Lola
Lela Bmith
Sirs Jin Nichols
George Perry
Wim Murray
Dahila Trujillo
Inez Tucker
Ben Monteagnun
Mark Pope
Edna Dudley
Salt Lake City
Gustav Loeffler
Zwickau
Saxony
Germany
Loeffler
Utah
Balt Lake Temple
Births and visits fill Dry Fork community notes
Ashley and Lyman Hall announce a girl born January 26 in Lyman Wyoming. Local families, including Josh Hall and children Floyd Morgan Oral, Walter Corless hosts, Elizabeth Karren recovering, Ronald Preece family staying in Vernet, and Anton Ghancey returning home from Loati. Farm Bureau turkey shipments listed. January 26 primary event attended. William Winn departed for Lake City for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Atwood Jr
Lyman Hall
Lyman
Wyoming
Josh Hall
Floyd and
Morgan
Oral
Dry Fork
Walter Corless
Elizabeth Karren
Ronald Preece
Vernet
Irs Oti
Brush Creek Mountain
Anton Ghancey
Loati
Victor Katren
Blue Mountain
Joseph Engberson
O B Atwood
Farm Bureau
Luther Ewett
Mr. Tripletts
H E Seeley
Wiliam Winn
Scoala Lake City
Wardles Socials Highlight Busy Local Week
A Thursday party at Misa Orva Jacobson’s home drew twenty two guests with games and a program followed by sandwiches and cake. Mrs Stulon Ashby’s return to Ver came after visiting her mother Mrs Albert Henry. Mrs Leslie Anderson hosted a four course supper for mutual workers and partners. attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawvell Manwaring, Bishop Byron Goodrich and wife, several Goodrichs, Miss Ruby Allred, Miss Elaine Goodrich, and others. The M Men plan a minstrel show for Friday February fifth. Miss Ruby Allred works in Vernal and Miss Alice Meacham visits from Tridel. LaVell Manwaring led a group skiing near Feltches. The Junior girls’ year ball with decorations and a large crowd was noted. Mrs E A Cramer cares for two sisters' children. visitors included Mrs T L Reader of Jersen and Mrs S. Neilson and Mrs G Hutchison in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Orva Jacobson
Stulon Ashby
Albert Henry
Ver
Leslie Anderson
LawVell Manwaring
Byron Goodrich
E A Cramer
B R Goodrich
Asher Manwaring
DelRoy Goodrich
E S Goodrich
Gladys Karren
Stella Richards
Ruby Allred
Misa Lois Libbert
Elaine Goodrich
Waillace Johnson
Howard Weilliams
Vernal
Alice Meacham
Tridel
Orva Lybbert LaVell Manwaring
Feltches
T TL Reader
Jersen
Salt Lake City
Lofan
Neilson and
Alster
G. Hutchison
Local News Notes From Roosevelt and Nearby Homes
Returns from Salt Lake City feature in Monday visits by John Leather Jr. and Mrs John Young. A baby born January 28 to Mr and Mrs William Chandler is reported healthy. Mrs Moses Moore returns home from Milles hospital with condition improving, while Mrs Moore remains unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heorge Ashton
Salt Lake City
John Leather Jr
Roosevelt
George Ashton
William Chandler
John Young
Salt Lake
Moses Moore
Milles Hospital
Moore
Rangely Sheep Association Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
Rangely residents gathered January 24 as Edgar C Jones was chosen president with F A Nichols secretary and treasurer. O R Calvat joins the board of directors along with FP Otteson who declined another term. Booking for shearing starts. Hoberts-Olsen company to operate. A separate report notes bones found along Rangely Dragon road, believed to be Indian remains possibly buried or left as a traditional grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangely Sheep Shearing Association
FP Otteson
Edgar C Jones
F A. Nichols
O R Calvat
Hoberts-Olsen Shearing Company
Rangely
Rangely- Dragon Road
Tange
Rainbow community notices drift with wind and travel
Paul Z Britton left Thursday for Grand Junction to visit relatives and friends for a few days. Clement and Stanley Eaton visited Watson and Rainbow last week. Severe wind on Baxter Pass has caused snow drifts blocking trains since Saturday. Anna Shumner of Grand Junction, here with her son-in-law Edward Yordon, returned home. Gale to Vernal for an operation, Homer Ford and O L Jacobson rode to Salt Lake, Lenard Allan and family in Vernal, Mrs Burgene escorted Earl Miller to Myton, Glen Pullmer to visit indefinitely, Reed Bodily and Wm Gardier Jr. spent weekend in Vernal and Bonanza mine workers joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Z Britton
Grand Junction
Clement
Stanley Eaton
Watson and
Rainbow
Baxter Pass
Anna Shumner
Edward Yordon
Luther Gale
Vernal
Gale
Homer , Ford
O L. Jacobson
Salt Lake
Lenard Allan
Qeorge Burgene
Earl Miller
Myton
Glen Pullmer
Reed Bodily
Mirs Wm Gardier, Jr
Bonanza
Fire at Glines church house halts meetings after blaze
A Sunday fire at the Glines church house started in the furnace room and stage, discovered by David Dean. The blaze was put out quickly, traced to a defective flue, leaving significant damage and suspending meetings for the foreseeable future.
Coal mine moves and community notes from Uintah area
Deep Creek Willmar Parrish ships coal from Uintah Fuel to Roosevelt. Ed Simmons visits Lapoint on Thursday. EH Smith and Sherman Taylor provide transportation for the La Point orchestra and dance attendees at Tri dell. Robert Alexander leases the coal mine and moves to Salt Lake City. Weeks family relocates to the coal mine residence. Weeks and J L Parrish lease the United Fuel Company mine. Clare Haslem and Calvin Framsen return from the mountains reporting improving road conditions for sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Parrish
Uintah Fuel Company
Roosevelt Ed Simmons
Lapoint
EH Smith
Sherman Taylor
Tridell
Robert Alexander
Salt Lakes City
Weeks
Mr. Weeks
JL. M. Parerish
United Fuel Company
Clare Haslem
Calvin Framussen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike
Lewis Motor CO
Alice Mecham
Uintah High School
Donna Lyman
Mecham
Oscar Lyman
Tridel? Or
Will Searle
Bhnnett
Leeton
Clinton Erckson
Truman Miller
George Wardle
Hannah
Pearl
Mary Duke
Deloria Wardle
Mra Wilam Reid
Charles Batty
Myr
Eldon Perery
Mra Perry
Hermuother
John Welst
Glines Ward
Doris Johnson
Thomas Jenkins
DAV
Vernal City Directory
Tiambergers
Bireet
Yorne
Baluanrd Ward
Doctors & Dentists
W. W. Lewis
Levis Optical and Jewelry Company
Pro
Roosevelt Drug Company
Maeser
Ashley
Warles
Randle
Glines
David Dean
Robert Witmer
Werd
Sterling Haws
Haws
Salina
Orval Abplanalp
Myrtis Erekson
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
M Calder
Barbara
Calders
Cam Stone
Icka
Glarice Hart
Zella Perry
Fern Toss
Orpha Jonhson
Ivan Perry
Cubk
Hobart
John W. Pore
Tal, Diah
J. W. Stevens
Maytag Parts and Service
Aaron
Chas
Lewis Maytag Agency
Ito Truss
Collirs
Collier Furniture Co
Yvurnal
Irs
Fred Adderson
Beby
Anderson
Daniel Adams
Floyd
Cral
Walter Corleas
Joseph Engberson, Jr
Uktah Basin
Vornel, Utah
Farrar Grocery
Tuts
Bureau of Antral Industry
Vernal Express Office
Maxzine Evans
Hert Evans
Leo Baith
Tfealth” Olsen Shoe Shop
Gemiall Orick Didzg
Vogue Theatre
Guranateed Tailoring & Cleaning
cLotis
Vernal Tailoring
Royal Typewriters
A. W. Morrison
1706
South Fifth
Hass Galt Lake City
Oteah
Teave Vernal
Ardye
Craig
Colorado
E. &, Brockman, Mzr
Denver
F.J. Tower
Denver & Salt Lake
Denver, CoitaGa
Uintah Abstract Company
US Land Office
State Land Office
H Siddoway
Herbert Tyzack
IL Siddoway
Il Siddowsy
Geoe Adame
J.N Davis
Uantate Ansthac?y CO. Vernal
Deep
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