Local notes reflect ward illness visits and community events
Rose Eaton nurses Mrs Beebe and her new baby girl while measles and chicken pox circulate on the ward. Many locals travel, visit relatives, or recover from illness as double wedding festivities, car trips, and church college notes animate the small community.
Community Notes Pulse With Births Moves And Local Doings
A baby girl arrived Tuesday February 12 to Mr and Mrs Nathan Chivers, mother and baby reported fine. Von Simper improves slowly from pleuro pneumonia with Mrs William Edwards nursing him. John J Slaugh bought a new Ford touring car. John Simper helps Walter build a house as Archie Rooks completes winter threshing. Alonzo Atwood entertained friends with games and dancing. J P Atwood sold farm to Robert Maxwell of Myton for 20000. Maxwell plans to move soon to farm this season. Holmes moved his family to a farm below the High Line canal, with Atwoods moving into the Holmes residence. Charles Slaughen hosted relatives at a Sunday dinner. Alta Duvall can walk again with sister Leona Manwaring staying with her. Most residents report severe colds. Andrew Atwood and Dezsie Bolaugh welcome a baby boy born February 15. Harold Hullinger returns to school after illness. Floyd Robbins herds sheep for John Bennion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Eaton
Beebe
Ethel Clark
Charles
Batty
Aston Odoekirk
O. M. Calder
Iowa
William H. Stone
Francis Noss
Tioka
Ioka
A. C. "Emert
Vernal
Mr. Stone
Albert McCurdy
Roosevelt
Christona McCurdy
Horace Gillman
Frank
George
James Hofaltz
Dan Batty
Ernest Coffeltt
Vernal Pearce
Luck Brothers
Coffeltt
Calder’s
D. QO. Jacobson
John Eaton
Nathan Chivers
von Simper
William Edwards
John J. Slaugh
John Simper
Walter
Archie Rooks
Alonzo Atwood
J. P. Atwood
Robert Maxwell
Myton
Maxwell
Mr. Atwood
Joseph Holmes
High Line Canal
Holmes
Charles Slaugh
Alta Duvall
Leona Manwaring
Marlon Manwaring
Andrew Atwood
Atwood
Misa Dezsie Bolaugh
Harold Hullinger
Floyd Robbins
John Bennion
Community notices and plans from Vernal area
Sunday afternoon visitors including Mia Roxa Alexander and children joined Arza Adama and Miss Chita Marakall for a wedding trip to Balt Lake city for temple vows. Relief society quilt making and local visits are noted, with tax and school remarks from county officials and discussions on Vernal Seminary building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Roxa Alexander
Macser
Baturder
Paren Arza Adama
Mt. Dell
Chita Marakall
Lapoist
Balt Lake City
Daniel Adams
Karl Collier
Salt Lake City
Eva Hatch
Barnett Blackburn
Mra
Blackburn
Bert Caldwell
Reijof Society
Ellis Caldwell
Josh Hall
West Carless
Harry van Tassel
Arza Adams
Lawrence
Joseph Enghberson
Dragon
Cedarview News Recap: injuries, visits, and town events
Mrs Q Allred learns her husband was injured in a nearby coal mine and travels with her parents to Price. The Cedarview drama group promotes Lena Rivers to Hayden Neola Iloka and Altonah, drawing packed houses. Local residents, visitors, and trips include the Roberts, Summerall family, Dan Tanner, Barker, Russell, Hancock, Bahr, Snyder, and Rasmussen households with several nearby stops and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Allred
Price
Bennett
A. Russell
Roosevelt
Will Hancock
Randlett
Jack McCarthy
Verne
Albert Bahr
N. Snyder
White Rocks
Cedarview Dramatic Company
Lena Rivers
Hayden
Neola
Iloka
Altonah
Jake Taylor
Ras Rasmussen
Will Rasmussen
Standardville
Utah
Lon Perry
Family
Bert Holmes
Duchesne Ig
Vaughn Pope
Tom Roberts
Fred Curtin
Bond support noted in college funding item
A terse note indicates attorney L. WN supports a bond associated with a college project. The text references a high priority budget item and hints at a voting consideration on the measure. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. WN. Tag
Fort Duchesne Community News Brief
Fort Duchesne reports Mrs Hylas C Smith is ill in hospital. Our girls beat Randlett and Whiterocks, while the Fort Duchesne men lost at Whiterocks. Albert Crumbo returns to work after illness. Campbell Litster family quarantined with measles, Ethridge ill but improving. Farm Bureau met. Ouray valley farmers prepare grain. Byron McGinnis of California has a newborn girl. other children are boys. Mr and Mrs T G Elliott plan Ogden move. Mrs Phillips and daughter visit V T Rice home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylas CC. Smith
Randlett Girls
Whiterocks
Fort Duchesne
Albert Crumbo
Phillips
Lttle
Fot Myron
T. G. Elliott
Ogden
Campbell Litster
Ethridge
Farm Bureau
Ouray Valley
Mra. O. B. Cloward
Owen Rudy
Byron McGinnis
This Place
California
Mass Meeting Approves School Bond Issue
The school board seeks a $116 219 extra to run county high schools amid tax increases. Taxes rise from 28.2 to 29.45 mills, adding about 1.25 dollars per thousand assessed value. Calder concludes with a brief closing remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Alfred Caldwell Visits Dry Fork After Roosevelt Trip
Alfred Caldwell of Roosevelt spent weekend with relatives in Dry Fork. He left Roosevelt Friday after school and arrived about 9 o clock. He will attend the high school there. Chel lus Caldwell accompanied him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Caldwell
Roosevelt
Dry Fork
Chellus Caldwell
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