Uintah brief notes and community updates
Mrs J K Bullock remains seriously ill at home but shows improvement. Wilson Murray returns to the County Clerk’s office after several days with influenza. Bishop Caldwell of Jensen attended Uintah school district board meeting. Henry Chatwin, postmaster at Jensen, visited Verna on Monday after traveling Sunday. The Uintah issues Feb 8 presents a breezy sheet with vocals jokes and well written articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Therippe
Thos. J. Caldwell
Jebsen
Uintah
Henry Chatwin
Jenson
Verna
Mrs Lyman Thompson Improves After Hospital Stay
Mrs Lyman Thompson, once in the S D 8 hospital in Salt Lake City for several weeks, is reported as getting closing fing. President B Colton attended from Gusher Monday for a Uintah county farm bureau and school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Thompson
S. D. 8. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Ouray visitor Matt Curry watches Vernal basketball games
Matt Curry of Ouray was a business visitor in Vernal on Friday and Saturday. He enjoyed the basketball games Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Curry
Ouray
Vernal
Mr. Curry
Father Hunt Returns to East Lake City After Stage Journey
Father D. G. Hunt, aged 1671 last week, traveled to East Lake city in his own car as far as Price. He was returning Wednesday by stage, completing the trip with a brief stop in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Hunt
East Lake City
Father Hunter
Local resident Chandler attends Farm Bureau meeting
By MM Chandler of Randlett visited town on Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the Farm Bureau meeting and manage other business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. MM. Chandler
Randlett
Farm Bureau
Uintah School Board Member Attends Session
C J Marahall from LaPoint attended the Uintah school board meeting as a member. Mrs Merrshall accompanied him. Christmas coal sale returns are not complete but near last year. Councilman John N Davis is home with influenza and missed Wednesday’s council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Marahall
Lapoint
Uintah
H. 8 Olson
T. J. Davis Returns From California Business Trip
The report notes T. J. Davis left the Ute Ol company at Watson and recently returned from a visit to Long Beach and other California points on business. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Workman arrived from Rainbow Thursday en route to Roosevelt where Mrs. Workman will seek hospital treatment for neck bone misalignment causing severe pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Davis
Watson
Mr. Davis
Long Beach
California
Vern
Rainbow
Rosevelt
Workinag
Enoch Guir
Roosevelt
Form Bureau Meeting Aims For Uintah Progress
Dor Pam Hylas and F D Lundborg report attending the Form Bureau meeting in town Tuesday. Members express enthusiasm for the organization and expect to achieve meaningful progress for Uintah this year with satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Pam Hylas
Mth
F. D. Lundborg
School Board Plans Playground at Randlett
Last Thursday Rev. M. J. Hersey addressed the Parent teachers meeting at Randlett on American ism with about 40 attendees and a good musical program. Miss Margaret Hersey attended. The meeting decided to secure a playground, equipment, and to fence the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hersey
Randlett
Margaret Hersey
Mr and Mrs Tenny Leave Vernal for San Diego
Mr and Mrs Karl Tenny plan to depart Vernal on Saturday via the Utah Southern Railway for San Diego California where they will establish a future home. They have resided in Vernal for several years and say the move is prompted by Mr Tenny's health, with many friends here wishing them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avd
Karl Tenny
Vintah
San Diego
California
Mrs. Tenny
Vernal
Mr. Tenny
Mrs. J. R. Lewis Transferred to Myton for Care
Mrs. J R Lewis who arrived three weeks ago from Ducheng and stayed at St Pauls lodge was taken to Myton last Thursday by Rev M J Hersey and daughter Margaret. She is under the rector's care and considerably improved. Her friend Joe Sletgil of Myton was present and I returned home at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lewis
Ducheang
Vernal Social Dance Promises Large Turnout at Orpheus
Bernice McNeil returns from an Ashley Coop buying trip with news of the Uintah railway. An invitation is extended to the public for the W. W. dance at the Orpheus on Monday evening February 32. This annual social event is anticipated to draw a large crowd in Vernal.
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Orpheus
Vernal Enjoys Two Evenings of Basket Ball
The UA second team defeated Lapoint Junior High 65 to 22 on Friday. The UA boys beat Duchesne High by 46 points in a close, spirited game. Willcox Academy upset Duchesne 31 to 24, and the UA team routed Roosevelt Town 75 to 13 with dominant play in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Lapont
Feld
Duchesne High School
U. A
U .A
Willcox Academy
D. H. Boys
D. H
Wilcox
Willcox
Tha
U. A Erage
Moosevelt
Roosevelt
Viettors
Death of Little Birda Searle Ends Family’s Grief
Birda Searle sixteen months old died February 22 of pneumonia. Funeral held in Maeser chapel Saturday at 11 with Bishop Sylvanus Collett officiating. Speakers D N Nelson Carl Richens and Collett offered comfort as a quartet sang Sweet Hour of Prayer Forbid Them Not Nearer My God to Thee. Interment in Verrall cemetery. Survived by mother, father and another child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birda
Lewis Searle
Maeser
Sylvanus Collett
John L. “McConkle
D. N. Nelson
Carl Richens
Bishop Collett
theyVerral
Tha
Fair Committee Names Officers and Plans Exhibits
Uintah County Fair Association held a Saturday meeting electing Fred Feltch as president Sam Bennion as vice president and L C A Fifinker as secretary treasurer Gorge A Slaugh abstained from voting Commun ity exhibits will be organized The farms bureau will elect local committees in each district and a large meeting will follow to organize sub committees and finalize plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Fair Assolciation
Fred Feltch
Sam Bennion
Fifinker
Gorge A Slaugh
Farms Bureau
Mide
Talk on Taxes by Beal at Vogub Theatre
Mory D N Beal, tax committee member of the Utah State Farm Bureau and extension worker, will lecture at the Vogub Theatre at 2 PM on Monday February 12, preceding Dr Sears health lecture at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D N Beal
Utah State Farm Bureau
Vogub
Sears
Water rights filings seek irrigation uses in Wyoming counties
An application requests 286 second feet from Burntfork Creek in Summit county for irrigation of 130.61 acres in Sweetwater county filed Feb 6 by David Gillis of Burntfork. Elizabeth A Giles of Duchesne county seeks one second foot from Duchesne river for 70 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burntfork
Summit County
Sweetwater County
Wyo
David Gillis
Elizabeth A Giles
Tabonin
Ducheege County
Duchesne River
George W Wrtlett Named President of Montana Conference
George W. Bartlett son of Mr and Mrs C B Bartlett now presiding in the Montana Conference after his February 6 return from a 1200 mile mission trip with president B S Young. He reports satisfaction with his missionary work and continues service in the Northwestern sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bartlett
C. B. Bartlett
Montana
Bartlett
B S Young
Happenings In Society In Salt Lake City Clubs
Mrs Charley Neal attended the Ladies Literary club luncheon in Salt Lake City on Tuesday January 23 with a program led by Mrs Hane Flo and Dr Geo E Davies. Founders day events of P E O Sisterhood were celebrated January 20 at the Hotel Fifth East with pantomime sketches honoring the founders and guests from Price Vernal and Jerome Idaho among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Neal
Ladies Literary Club
Salt Lake City
Hane Flo
Kellington
Geo. E. Davies
Gardas
McDowell
Harmie Rogers
Kelington
P E. O. Sisterhood
Fifth East
A. D
Silk Lake
Chapter B
Price
Chapter
Vernal
Piace
Harry Goldstein
Frances Jonsen
H. W. Rederd
Mt. Pleasant
Town
Wesleyan College
A. J.gorham
Mary Breach
Mig Etta Powers
George B. Corey
Freeman Sumner
E M. Neher
J. O. Evans
George Zaigler
William ©. Druehi
HD. Cove
Thomas Fouts
Co. J. Neal
H. W. Cooper
Judy
Tullis
Lyng Crandall
Jerome
Idaho
William Wyman
Boise
Itako
Salt Lake
H. W. Reherd
William C. Druehl
A. J. Vor
R J. Dockslader
Charles McElroy
F. J. Curtis
Mary Goldstein
Passengers Train Through Vernal on Uintah Route
The Uintah Railway report lists numerous passengers traveling between Watson and Vernal including Ren Samuels Andrew Karren Wallace Siddoway and L Petrson. Other travelers are L A Gardner Nick Pappathanasion HW Killian and Lafo Bayn with trips from Watson to Vernal on Saturday and Thursday. Bernice McNeill returned from an eastern buying trip as a Coop buyer and W A Banke visited Vernal with family. Anderson R A Hiatt George Elizabeth Ralph and Pearl Thompson arrived in Vernal from Watson on Tuesday, and A W Thomas traveled to Mick on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Samuels
Andrew Karren
Wallace Siddoway
Watson
Vernal
L Petrson
L. A. Gardner
Nick Pappathanasion
Killian
Lafo Bayn
Bernice McNeill
Mack
Coop
W A Banke
Anderson
R. A Hiatt
George
Elizabeth
Ralph
Pearl Thompson
W Thomas
Pasesafer
Mick
Plays to good house at Voruo with Chrysanthemum and Jumbo Jim
The Chrysanthemum at Voruo Monday night showed some improvement. Prof. Olsen and cast pleased with support. Jumbo Jim, a three act comedy, was well rendered. They set to perform in Naples this evening, Friday.
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Olsen
Naples
Reed Man Visits Vernal In Roose velt Office Transfer
J G Peppard Jr from Roose velt was a visitor in Vernal on business Tuesday. He was accompanied by Ross Bartlett. They will close their Vernal office until June and local manager R F Bills will move to Delta Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J G Peppard, Jr
Roosevelt
Vernal
Ross Bartlett
R. F. Bills
Delta
Utah
Flower of the North heads Vogue program February 10
A James Oliver Curwood story starring Henry B. Walthall and Pauline Starke headlines a rugged Empire-building tale. Dramatic Indian fight scenes and river adventures unfold in inaccessible North Oregon settings with a strong love story interwoven. Showtimes list February 10 at Vogue.
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James Oliver Curwood
Henry B. Walthall
Pauline Starke
Breat
Hig ‘Mate
North
Oregon
Vogue
Camp Fire Girls Entertain P E O Society
Camp Fire girls hosted the P E O Society at Mrs Harvey Rating's home. The ceremonial program featured the Secandla Nehting ceremony, ode to fire, songs and dances, a new member taking, ring and bead awards, and conferring the degree of wood gatherer.
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PIE O Society
Harvey Rating
Wikipi Nahon
Guardian
Agnes Schaefermyer
Jennie Johnson
Lois Martin
Dida Emert
Billy
Guernsey Heifer From Brookhead Farm Shipped to Idaho
Mrs Minnie W Miller of Salt Lake owner of Thousand Springs ranch Wendell Idaho sent a thoroughbred Guernsey heifer from Brookhead farm Pennsylvania to boost the southern Idaho dairy drive valued at 1000 dollars. She has shipped four thoroughbreds in this program and is a longtime Utah state fair exhibitor holder of multiple blue ribbons for Guernsey stock.
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Idaho
Minnie W. Miller
Salt Lake
Thousand Springs
Wendell
Express
Brookhead Farm
Pensylvannia
Lent sermons at St Pauls Episcopal begin Feb 15
Rev Father D G Hunt will deliver a series of expository sermons at 8 oclock each Thursday during Lent at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The program includes topics on the Divinity of Christ Apostolicity of the Church Bible and Tradition Sources of Revealed Truth The Sacrifice of the Brass March 16 The Confessional and The Communion and Veneration of Saints. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G Hunt
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brass
Thanks for support after loss of Nellie Q. Trujillo
The Quirino Trujillo family expresses gratitude to friends who kindly assisted during the recent sorrow and death of our dear wife and mother Nellie Q. Trujillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Q. Trujillo
Quirino Trujillo
Familly
Ver nal Commercial Club Auxiliary annual election
The notice announces the annual election of the Ver nal Commercial Club Auxiliary in club rooms on Tuesday evening February 13 1923 at 7 20. All members are urged to attend. Mrs L H Allan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Commerciaal Club
L H. Allan
1922 Vehicle Licenses Due by March
Motor vehicle licenses for 1922 must be secured by March. Cars will not be allowed to operate after that date without 1923 license. Applications for license are made through Motor Vessels Inspector. 6 21. H A Miller.
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Motor Vessels Inspector
H. A. Miller
The Fifteenth of January A Live College Play
Uintah academy seniors present a three act comedy The Fifteenth of January at the Vogue Theatre in Vernal on February 23 and 24. The show features Tabitha Tattler and Pater the chef and mute as memorable characters in a light college life tale with love and adventure.
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Uintah Academy
College
Lfe
Vogue Theatre
Tabitha Tattler
Pater
Mrs W A Banks Hosts Current Topics Night
The Current Topics club met at Mrs W A Banks home on Friday afternoon February 2. Members answered roll call with quotes and shared witty unique compositions.Mrs D Lemmon and Mrs Wm Collyer led the program as pictures from Days of Song 60 were shown and prizes awarded to Mrs Karl Tenny and Mrs Harry Stethiff for hobbies and guessing. Bridge followed with Mrs Karl Tenny winning the club prize.
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Guegte
W A Banks
D Lemmon
Wm Collyer
Karl Tenny
Harry Stethiff
Julian Ywerrttor
Guost Prize Luncheon Reviews Pleasing Afternoon
The hostess hosted an elaborate lunch as attendees left with a sense of a pleasant and profitable afternoon. The event connected guests and offered opportunity and enjoyment.
Apron Shower Honors Mrs Dodds Jr with Cards
Friday evening Mendames Wal ctin Merkley and George Baese hosted a party with many friends playing cards. Honor guest Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr received numerous aprons. prizes went to Mrs Taft first, Mrs Milburn second, and Mrs Daydes third. A lavish lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendames Wal Ctin Merkley
George Baese
Pardon Dodds, Jr
Dodds
Taft
Milburn
Daydes
Severe Winter Storm Brings Deep Snow and Cold Spells
Snow fell Thursday and Friday reaching nearly a foot. By Sunday night temperatures hit 19 below zero and 18 below Monday night. The weather cleared Saturday with pleasant days returning. Ground remains unfrozen beneath the snow, which will largely stay in the soil. the storm, though severe for the season, benefits agriculture and the zenith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Johnson
Mondy
US Student Body Dance Brightens Utah Academy Evening
The student body dance at the Utah academy Friday evening drew many visitors from Roosevelt and Lapolnot who enjoyed the music and the new Birdwood floor. Proceeds support the 1923 yearbook project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Academy
Roosevelt
Lapolnot
Coal Sale Ad Brags Quality at Collier's Mine
A Uintah Basin coal dealer promotes Collier's Mine as superior with guaranteed satisfaction. The advertisement urges readers to buy coal locally, claiming unmatched quality and value.
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Uintah Basin
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