Ballard and Ward Community News and Local Events
Local notes: Charles Studdard in Ogden due to his father’s illness. Roosevelt high school principal William spoke on Scouting at a conjoint program. Beehive girls and others performed. Miss Jean Waldquist’s health improving amid family visitations. Teachers planned a February 10 children's dance with student and staff refreshments. County Agent E Peterson and A Theodore Johnson discussed Farm Bureau prospects with area farmers. Weston Timothy reports three feet of snow at the mill and cold weather. Primary association prepares for conference February 26 under Mrs Milne Cook. Local families, visits, and social gatherings noted, including Labrum and Adams households and various callbacks.
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Charles Studdard
Ogden
Pincipal
William
Roosevelt High School
Hope Mannarim
Plato
Gwendolyn Wiscomb
Kenneth Labrun
Jean Waldquist
Andrew Walquist
Salt Lake City
Alte .Jackson
Alice Smith
Price
John Smith
E Peterson
Theodore Johnson
Vernal
Lee Angus
Elmer Manwaring
Weston Timothy
Milne Cook
Lloyd Labrum
Morrill Labrum
Richard Adams
Roy Labrum
Elina Staddard
Leota
Annie Jorgensen
Community Notices and Local Socials Highlight Week
Sunday gathering featured Ila Duke and vocal numbers with the missionary chorus as Eldred Johnson Ted Woolley and Ferron Hacking performed. PTA met Friday and several residents returned from brief illnesses while others travel between Salt Lake City and home.
Local family notes and community events in ward reports
Mrs Emma Smut stays with daughter Mrs Joseph Atwood as Mrs Alonzo Atwood recovers. Harold Cook welcomes baby boy. Emma Simper visits grandmother Mrs Coar oline. Roy Enifritz visits sister Mrs Paul Watkins. Beehive class hosts parents and MI A officers. various visits by James Karren, Angus Merrill, and elders. A small baby at Mr and Mrs Fred Atwood suffers an access. joint stake MIA meeting includes multiple officers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Grandma) Smut
Joseph Atwood
Alonzo Atwood
Harold Cook
Gladden
Ena Simper
Coaroline
Hivers
Roy Enifritz
Jensen
James Karren
Naples
Angus Merrill
Iith
Fred Atwood
Richie Johnson
Hugh W Colten
Marie Watkins
Flore Watkins
Velma Simper
Venna Goodrich
Juanita Watkins
Madre Gurr
Gladys Watkins
Erma Cother
Virgie Gillman
Velma Smith
Josie Burke
Stella Atwood
Venice
Betty Slaugh
Freda Gurr
Melba Atwood
Folowinge Stake
MIA
Bete
Our Muta
Muriel Wallis
Elie Davis
Alice Pedessen
E J Young
Wm B. Walls
Local Social Scenes Highlight Farm Bureau Meeting and Parties
Mr and Mrs Lewis Freestone hosted a luncheon for sixteen after returning from Brush Creek. Fred Feltch’s home hosted Stella Stoddard and four children. A large Farm Bureau crowd heard County Agent E Peterson on club work and Theodore Johnson on goals. Genealogy night occurred at Derald and Mrs Derald Johnson. Lars William Fnsight from Salt Lake City visited. Reading Circle met at Mrs E Kidd’s with Valentine decor and a fine program. Valent ine party at school featured dancing and ice cream. Mr and Mrs Ivan Atwood hosted a surprise party for the 38th anniversary, ending with High Five and a picnic for nineteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Freestone
Brush Creek Mountain Satuday
Fred Feltch
Stella Stoddard
Farm Bureau
Scouting
E Peterson
Theodore Johnson
Derald Johnson
Lars William Fnsight
Salt Lake City
Elias Winn
Reading Circle
E Kidd
M. I A
Joseph Horrocks
Blanch Seeley
Lonzo McCarrel
Mildred
Ivan Atwood
C B Atwood
Naples News Briefs and Community Notes
A large crowd attended Mutual Sunday evening with the Boy Scouts presenting the program including a dinner Merrill scout play and talks by scouters J Emery Johnson and Wallace Calder of Yernal Ruth Goodrich leaves Sunday for Leota to teach the rest of the year A boxing event drew a Friday crowd between Naple and Bennett with a dancing party afterward Mrs Alvin Haws and family move from Henry Phesack house to Vernal Mr and Mrs Jesse Hullinger welcome a baby girl Verna Albxggler and Gladys Lisenbe spent time with Mrs Merry Lisenbe of Myton, sister Clara Lisenbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Merrill
J Emery Johnson
Wallace Calder
Yernal
Ruth Goodrich
Leota
Naple
Bennett
Alvin Haws
Henry Phesack
Vernal
Jesse Hullinger
Miss Verna
Gladys Albxggler
Ras Merry Lisenbe
Myton
Mis. Lisenbe
Uintah Basin Experimental Farm grows promising alfalfa trials
The Uintah Basin Experimental Farm partners with Dr H L Westover to test alfalfa strains from Europe Africa and Asia for forage yield disease resistance and winter hardiness. The program aims to determine best varieties for the basin and to propagate seed for statewide livestock farming and diversified crops including grasses clovers Sudan grass and wheat oats barley and corn trials with plans to extend tests across the basin and establish pure seed stocks for general use.
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Uintah Basin
Allahtaeed
H .L. Westover
Westover
Europe
Africa
Utah
Wintah
Utahs
Uintah
Sudan
United States
Ashley Valley
Hayden
Neola
Altenah
Vallees
Minnesota
Dicklow
Utah Agricultural Experimental Station
Guidition
Merki
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Service
County Fawn Bureau
Oil and Repair Your Harness Before Spring
A practical guide urges owners to oil and repair harnesses now. Disassembly required. soak each piece in lukewarm water for about thirty minutes to improve quality and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jis
National welfare affects dinner pails and tax
A compact note highlights how national welfare issues touch everyday finances including dinner budgets and dividend checks, underscoring the link between broad policy and local welfare concerns.
Telephone service proves vital for emergencies and daily needs
The article notes how neighbors and emergency responders arrive quickly via telephone, whether in town or rural areas, underscoring the value of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co service for rapid help and social or business communications.
Jensen Scouts Vanguards Stage Sunday Program
In Jensen on Sunday evening the Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Alton Peterson and the Vanguard unit directed by Amasa Caldwell presented a program. Speakers included Harry Ainge Hoetz Wellman Jack Reader Billings and Morgan Peterson. Local notes report a severe cold spell with 44 below at some stations on Feb 10 and bridge work proceeding despite the low temperatures. Mr Morgar of the KK ranch reportedly lost one toe to frostbite. Amelia Ainge improved from throat trouble and Howard Dindiey, also ill with throat disease, is expected to have surgery this week.
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MIA Coniomnt
Boy Scouts
Alton Peterson
Vanguards
Amasa
Caldwell
Harry Ainge
Hoetz Wellman
Jack Reader
Billings
Morgan Peterson
Morgar
KK Ranch
Jensen
Amelia Ainge
Howard Dindiey
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Enid Bryant in February
Ashley 1% St ihe ate as h Weak ats fem abeted 4, Mr and Mrs Enid Bryant are the proud parents of an eleven point baby boy born February 12 Ray 1 e made a busness top Heber City on Monday Mrs Cuaries Miles has returned from Los Angeles there soe ha s been visiting for sore time in and Mrs Joe Walker of "yichesne Were visitre with Mrs Sarah Adams on Sunday Trek. A met Tuesday eve ing A short program was goer after business of the meeti ead faner ure of Mr and Mrs Lith r Sweatt maael a trip to Leona the first of the week in the interest of the Fam Dureau association A number of men are busy hav ing the lumber from the saw tu to the chapel grouve, Atss Mara area Yowtnn C Ptag ents Mr and B'rs. Arthor Corls at a surprise party Thursday er 5 Tre presclor was that 2th wedding anniversary Games were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Bryant
Heber City
Cuaries Miles
Los Angeles
Joe Walker
Yichesne
Sarah Adams
Lith R Sweatt Maael
Leona
Fam Dureau Association
Grouve
Mara
Arthor Corls
Work of the Uitega Basin Alfalfa Seed Farm
A compressed report outlines experimentation and responsibilities at an alfalfa seed farm in the Uitega Basin. The piece notes farm staff and the experimental program guiding seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiitae
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co Ad
Late night emergency needs prompt communication through a telephone line. The ad touts dependable service, quick access, and round the clock availability for urgent calls to doctors, drugstores, friends, and homes, all for a few cents a day.
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Uintah Gas Co
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Ivan Perry
Ernest Johnson
Stephen Perry
Lowell Wardle
Layrence Wardle
Clarice Hair
Orpha Johnson
Tom Timothy
Donald Pearce
Jellen Roberts
Ralph Hatch
Roberts
Visi
Ila
Duke
Eldred Johnson
Ted Woolley
Ferron Hacking
DVP
Tramlines
Ward Chapel
PTA
Milton Kanistansux
The
Relief Society
Secre Lewis Galey
Violet Young
St Lake City
Paul Hardy
Baby
Hardy
St Hardys
Thomas McKachenery
W L. Filetch
F Water Woolley
Uintah State Bank
Martin W. Curtis
Gires
Ioka
Martin W Curtis Gueiss
Doris Johnson
Lawrence Wardle
Ateryated Davis
Th Tech Deneep
Tede Fonts P Deaded of
the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Conoco
Fes
FEE
Stogans
Grand Prise
Reais FS
PRIZ
Eneries
Continental
Farubes
Continental Gas Company
Pouce Tie Ges
Ashley
Bae
Aog
Gelseless
Friends Homes
Tte
Mountain States Teephane & Tilegraph Co
Maters
Coneco
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