Davis Mra Thomas Robbins Returns From Kenilworth Visit
Davis Mra Thomas Robbins came home Thursday from Kenilworth Utah where she visited with Mra and Mra William Gardner Jr and met Nay and Dee Chivera. The article notes local illnesses church meetings and school updates amid a small community page. The small boy with pneumonia improves and Mra Jane Murray nurses him while Mra Angus Slaugh’s baby recovers. The M IA prepares plays and Jim Enffritz returns from coal mine work as chicken pox affects George Slaugh’s children.
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Mra
Thomas = Robbins
Kenilworth
Utah
Gino
William Gardner, Jr
Nay
Dee Chivera
Hill Creek
Wil
Tommy Robbing
Ourey
George Mortenson
Walter Shiper
bin Bow House
John Robbins
Alao
Thomas Robbing
Corral
Hale
Lewis Chivers
Atake
Wallace Calder
Ernest Eaton
A GQ
Goodrich
E McNaughton
Jim Enmffritz
George A Slaugh
Local notices and social roundup from Naples area
In Naples area news, Duke L eslid returns from mines, Harold Hullinger suffers flu. Funeral held for infant child of Albourt and Mrs Smith of Cedar View. Music by By Ron Goodrich. Lyon Richens offers consolation. Mrs Smith absent. This is the couple’s fourth infant burial. Deputy assessors George RK Goodrich and Martin Allred serve. Allen Kay returns from dining at Dinosaur quarry in Jensen. Lovell Manwaring worked at Brush Creek phosphate mine over winter, back from Brush Creek farm. A Relief Society social includes games and dancing with sandwiches cocoa and doughnuts. hosted by Re-Net Society members Mrs Elmira Harrison and Mrs Byron Goodrich. Sacrament meeting had no missionaries. Alvin Haws, Charles Welst, and Bishop C M Iverson spoke. Florence Shiner back from Salt Lake City visiting sister-in-law Nellie Shiner for surgery at SD Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslid Duke
Harold Hullinger Taft
Zina Evans
Albourt Smith
Cedarview
Byron Goodrich
Othara
Lyon Richens
George RK. Goodrich
Martin Allred
That Creek
Allen Kay
Dinosaur
Jenson
Lovell Manwaring
Brush Creek
Manwaring
Word House
Re- Net
Elmira Harrison
Alvin Haws
Charles Welst
C. M. Iverson
Florence Shiner
Salt Lake City
Nellie Shiner
S. D. Hospital
Mountain Dell Residents Make Summer Plans and Moves
Joseph Ergberson remains at home awaiting summer rental while Bert Coldwell travels to Ouray on business. George Massey buys a ranch in Ouray valley and plans to sell his local home and cattle. Bishop Charles T Pope may relocate to Jensen to trade places with T G. Alexander. Relatives and visitors gather at Mrs Cholli Hall’s. eleven attend a lesson by Mrs Viola Pope. Missionaries Tommy Hall and Rulon Hacking from Maeser present. over half the attendees participate actively. Everet Alexander works for Lyman. Fay Alexander visits Mae ser. Mrs Wealthy Campbell visits from Vernal. M L Caldwell visits relatives on the Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ergberson
Bert Coldwell
Ouray
George Massey
Ouray Valley
Charles T Pope
Jensen
Hye
T G. Alexander
Relief Society
Cholli Hall
Yall
Viola Pope
Tommy Hall
Rulon Hacking
Maeser
Everet Alexander
Lyman
Fay Alexander
Mae
Wealthy Campbell
Vernal
M L Caldwell
Homebound visit by Erma Beck and friends this weekend
Erma Beck Louise Caldwell and Giorganna Adana of the United States were home to spend Saturday and Sunday with homo folka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Beck
Louise Caldwell
Giorganna Adana
U. S
Homo Folka
Local Happenings and School Reports from Tridel Vicinity
Sunday gathering featured speakers Lapo int Hidern Eliingford Morrill and Givnow with Morrill joining. Memorial exercises held at the school house. Lang Lead Kindly Light and a talk on Wilson given. Funeral services at Triclol for John Merkley attended by several locals. Uintah Creamery erected a building east of Mullins store to receive cream. News of health, travel, and a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidern Eliingford
Morrill
Givnow
Tridel
Lang
Lloyd Panter
Woodrow Wilson
Luke Clegg
Amesica
Bened Fcllow
Farewell party for missionaries and local gatherings in Glines
In Glines a farewell party for departing missionaries drew a large crowd with a girls chorus, cornet solo, readings, and a talk by Bishop M. M Batty. Various residents were mentioned in illness, visits, and social events including a shower for Lewis Horrocks and a near accident involving Earl Wardle. The issue notes measles nursing, a double wedding dance, and upcoming dances and ball for leap year while highlighting church meetings and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornet
Charles Lewis
Reading
Ella Mekhee
Vernal Fearce
M. M Batty
Alancing
Erma Fletcher
James Winn
Lewis Horrocks
Heber Wardle
Glines
William Boren
Tridell
Christine McCurdy
Roosevelt
Archie Jenkins
Carroll
Turner
Iva Turner
Kate McCoy
John Glines
Margaret Roberts
Lucinda C. Duke
Bert Hodgkinson
Joseph Horrocks
Bennett
Lucinan C. Duke
Joseph Luck
Mr. Luck
Cecil Billings
Dry Fork
James Shaffer
Archie Ricardson
Mary Winward
William Winward
Elmer Bell
Duchesne
Earl Wardle
Price
Mr Wardle
Doris Erekson
Batty
Holfeltz
Pearce Brothers
UHL
Stephen Perry
Ernest Johnson
Central States
George Jenkins
James Reid
Christena McCurdy
Reid
Sterling Haws
Mutual
Sheriff L Richardson
Andrew Herron
Boren
Visit Between Wives and Neighbors in Utah Village
In a Monday gathering at Altonah, Mrs Eugene Clark and Mrs Altonah Clark visited with Mr and Mrs Alva Alexander, sharing company on a neighborly social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Clark
Wifs
Altonah
Alva Alexander
Senator King proposes $600 million tax cut plan
Washington Feb 8 Senator Wiliam H King of Utah advocates deeper tax cuts than treasury proposals and House majority plans He introduces a bill aiming about $400 million in reductions now and as Senate action proceeds about $600 million total The bill restores pre war exemptions and cuts normal tax rates while lowering the surtax and repeals taxes on many consumer and luxury items including autos tires and various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam H. King
Utah
Secretary of the Treasury
House
King
Senate
Representative Garret
Electric motors busy at tunnel progress in Colorado
Electric locomotives recently bought for the Moffat tunnel are in use this week, enabling rapid progress in driving the main bore and forming a new railroad connection between Colorado’s eastern and western slopes. By March 1, all machinery will be in place, reducing hand labor and speeding the project on both portals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat Tunnel
Colorado
Plowest tunnel advances boost crossovers and electric work
In Noorevalt Utah C R Leggett reports progress as crossovers are driven and electric locomotives reduce delays. Loading gear and air tools expand, more drilling machines arrive, and new headings will increase faces for drillers, boosting employment. Tunnel bonds priced at 9 5 percent paid. Routt County Senate.
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Plawest
Noorevalt
Utah
C. R Leggett
Denbroken Rock
Macchinery
Rapi Dly Ag
Routt County
Senane
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