Molley society hosts social at Mark Murphy home and birthday party
The Molley society held a meeting at Mark Murphy's home with refreshments and games. A surprise party celebrated Joshua Haslem's fifty seventh birthday with music by Harvey Hulliger and Parley Lambert.
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Molley Society
Mark Murphy
Joshua Haslem
Harvey Hulliger
Parley Lambert
Mra 8. A. Brighton
Whit
Alfred
May Barker
Brighton
Ysmi .A
Wiscom
Bnly
Albert Rasmussen
Allla Pickup
Haley
Cedarview Wells Community News Highlights
John G Bolton from Bennett served as home missionary at Wolla Sunday and led a well attended teachers training class. Emil Lowe hosted a 20th birthday gathering for friends with 60 guests and a lunch. Millie Green wed James Barnes of Neola. Thomas Anderton fights pneumonia as his baby recovers. Wood for the meeting house will fuel a Cedarview hall dance with hot supper and dance for volunteers. Ray E Dillman visited from Roosevelt and offered Scout and Mutual instructions.
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John G. Bolton
Bennett
Wolla
Bolton
Emil Lowe
Mr. Lowe
William Sidell
George
Harry Roberts
Sfidell
Vern
St Marks Hospital
Salt Lake City
Millie Green
James Barnes
Neola
Charles Wyman Ia
Wiliam Hullinger
Mildred Brown
Monarch
Worthing
Wilow Creek
Anderton
Cedarview Hall
Wells
Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt
Dillman
Mutual
Quarantine Extends to Local Families for Smallpox Risk
The homes of Seth Wilson William T Green Morley Jones Elmer Morrill and John Wilson were quarantined as a precaution against small pox. Mrs Wilson had appendicitis but is now recovering. Alma Meecham made an auto trip.
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Seth Wilson
William T.,qgreen
Morley Jones
Elmer Morrill
John Wilson
Jensen and Jensen area social and weather notes
US land agent Mr Mc Cloud from Denver investigated reports of Colorado cedar posts sold in Utah. Mrs He J Chatwin returned to hotel. Lelia T Alexander birthday surprise on Feb 3. Jensen community reports sickness across families, school attendance down, basket dance planned, cold temperature and muddy streets.
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McCloud
Denver
Colorado
Jenson
Utah
He J Chatwin
Vernal
Lelia T . Alexander
Newel Snow
Hugh Snow
Story Warren L Billings
Banjo Soto
Alma N Timothy
Story
Elizabeth Richardson
Harden Nelson Wellen Mantle
Pool Creek
Janes Monaghan
T G Alexander
Jensen
Rosa
Burdette
Bourdettie Ranch
Edward Watkins
H KR Wall's
Coltharp
Community News and Social Notes From Davis Utah
A Davis Utah week summary reports Mr and Mrs Leon Slaugh hosting friends at the Slaugh ranch on Green River. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Lewis Chivers. Robert H Sainsbury attended the Sunday school and teachers training class opening. Paul Watkins surprised by Davis and Vernal youths after a homeward return. Charles W Penrose honored on his 90th birthday with tributes. Iva Smuin visiting Brush Creek with sister-in-law Mrs Hiram Smuin. E W Slaugh horse death noted on return from Johnson's saw mill. YSMA plans a play for later this month.
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Leonard Slaugh
Slaugh
Green River
Traleighs
Gladden
Loewis Chivers
Babe
Robert H Sainsbury
Davis and
Vernal
Paul Watkins
Paul
Anticipants
Charles W Penrose
Iva Smuin
Goodolan
Brush Creek
Hiram Smuin
W. Slaugh
Johnson
YS M. 1 A
Hayden
Noola
James Barnes
MIA Work
William L Woolf
Hayden Organization
Thin Y Valley
Manara
Ed Gardners
James C. Peterson
Bernice Ferguson
Charles H Colton
Lapoint
Lola Mitchell
Kate Breeden
Vernal Express
Jean Carrell
Farmcreek
Naylor Farm
Dean Seeley
Mra Sylvian Blackburn
Pocatello
Idaho
Deep Creek
Webb Farm
al Lemkin
Maeser Dramatic Club to Stage Four Naples Plays
The Maeser Dramatic club presents four plays in Naples on Thursday night with musical numbers by Leslie Thacker and Wildy Timothy Thig. The program repeats in Glines ward next week. Local boys clear snow for basketball practice as various residents recover from illness and host guests.
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Wiliam Rudge
Josephine Dean
Grant Carpenter
James Fowlks
Carl Tenney
George H. Wilson
Clarence Collett
William Mort
Everett Alexander
Ab Price
Bennett
Milton Carpenter
Fred Ackhurst
Adelbert Colton
Ezra
Marion Aflen
Charles Schanno
Clarence Bird
Warren Bowden
Francia Cole
F M . Caltdwell
William Searle
Jagt “Weey
Whiiliam Murray
Snowbound and social notes from Dry Fork week
Mrs Caldwell describes a Sunday blizzard with wind and snow making doors nearly impassable. Caldwell returns from near Fort Duchean as Massey and Laula Massey depart on the trap line. Mark Hall visits Chall Hints, with Tommie and George Perry joining for a cottage meeting that evening.
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Caldwell
Fort Duchean
George O Massey
Laula Massey
Mark M Hall
Chall Hints
Tommie
George Perry
Hayden Community News Highlights From Frostbound Week
Hayden residents report a severe Sunday blizzard with deep snow and closed roads. The storm disrupted travel, caused power outages and prompted suspicions of widespread cold, while local schools and churches held events and notices of community life amid harsh weather.
Sunday School Attendance and Friday Dance at Mucwer
A large crowd gathered for a Sunday school event this weekend as visitors joined the Friday evening dance at Mucwer local venue drawing a strong turnout from the community.
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Mucwer
Randlett PTA Hears Talk on Junior High Plans
The Randlett Parent-Teachers Association met last Thursday with Elsie Taylor giving a school affairs talk and Mrs Frank Brennan performing an instrumental solo. Attendees discussed establishing a junior high school next year and favored the plan. The 12 month old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Harris was buried in Randlett cemetery, and sympathy went to the bereaved family. George Heinch of Minnesota is visiting with his feud, Rev W J Howes John Weaver of Independence.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Elsie Taylor
GO. Caltons
Frank Brennan
Leonard Harris
Randlett
Efferstricken
George Heinch
Minnesota
W J. Howes
John Weaver
Independence
Smallpox Cases Reported in Town and Storm Impacts
Bishop Roy Taylor and others attended ward priesthood meeting as a severe storm battered the area with 30 degree cold making travel hard. Two new smallpox cases, Joseph E Marx and Henry Lee’s baby girl, are improving under care from Dr. Christy of Vernal who visited Tridel and Mrs Seth Wilson. Mr Teeples visited Vernal, Mr Sheridan of Whiterocks was in town, Dan Anderson left for Salt Lake City on business with Frank Jenkins.
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Martin Fletcher
Babe
William McCurdy
Ogdeh
Yernal
McCurdy
Joseph Hieds
Thomas Jenkins, Jr
Stephen Mantle
Thomas Mantle
Joseph Carroll
Ray Pickup
Clara Gliney
Thurmer Rasmussen
O H Whitney
Don Roberts
Whiteriver
Frank Jenkins
Form Lapoint
Mra Lyddie Jenkins
William Hanson
Zelda Bingham
Meble Edton
Edith Nelll
Merle Bigham
Mr Hanson
Nellie Starkie
Olela Young
Roy Taylor
David Wilson
Ward
Joseph E Marx
Henry Lee
Christy
Tridel
Seth Wilson
Teeples
Vernal
Mr. Sheridan
Whiterocks
Dan Anderson
Salt Lake City
Neola Couple Celebrates Wedding Dance Crowded Hall
Mr and Mrs James Barnes held their wedding dance last Friday night in Neola as guests traveled from Cedarview Hayden and Whiterocks. The crowd surprised the couple with a bundle shower and opened the gifts at the event.
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James Barnes
Cedarview
Hayden
Whiterocks
Neola
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Branett
Mre Nelson Ro Lewis Reporter
Meechams
Bishop Morrill
Grant and
Reed
Vermol
Irvin Marrill
Califoula
Miller Anapiarist
Provo
California
Miller
Morritt
Morrit
Morrill
Mr Miller
C. Doman
Tridelus
Davis
George A Slaugh
Maeser
Clara Spiers
Marjorie Brennan
Elia Chandler
Hildred Harrison
Helen Owens
Iva Chandler
Walter Owens
Francia Harrison
Willie Chandler
Fred Richards
Tom Richards
Edward Wynsket
Lincoln
T Rice
Myton
Mr Rice
Fay Harrison
Francis
Chas.e Colton
Prin
Noosevelt
Tithy Wilson
James Marahall
Ars Barnes
Miltie Grven
Maoser
All Mutual
Wall
Sinke
Relief Society
Mia Hryant
Cedarview 3
Hazel Chandler
Lai Oint
A. W Nebeker
Miriam Colton
Valentine
Longfellow
Vintah Academy Chorus
WM. F. Hanson
Orchestra
W. H. Burgener
Izola Jensen
Ashley Bartlett
WM. Pearch
Reid Morrell
Clela Young
George Walker
Florence Gregory
Second Ward
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