Dad's Letter From London
A reflective wander through Harley Street and its medical quarter in London. The essay traces how Harley Street evolved from elite residential rows to a concentrated hub for physicians, surgeons, and consulting rooms, with Wards de Walden estate as long-time landlords reserving houses for doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish Square
Henrietta Streep
Doctors Quarters
Manchester Square
Chandos
Seymour Streets
Harley Street
Wimpole Street
Harley Creek
Covent Garden
Lincoln’s Inn
Brooms
Mayfair
West Erd
Soho
St. Jamess
Bloomsbury
Westminster-Smoleth
Downing Street
Harey Fields
Harley
Earl of Oxford
Oxford Street
Finsbury Square
West End
Guys
Sherri
Harles Street
London
Woard de Walden
Obituary for Lillian Nielsen of High Grove California
Lillian Nielsen aged 22 wife of Le land Neilson of High Grove California died on January G1 according to news received here. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Brown of Moab Utah and was buried at Suntington. She is survived also by one son Derral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nielsen
Leland Neilson
High Grove
California
Joseph A Brown
Moab
Utah
Suntington
Derral
Baby born to Mr and Mrs John Stagg on Sunday
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Stagg on Sunday, adding a new member to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nirg John Stagg
Pioneer Edwin Starkie Naples ward born in Edenham Lincolnshire
Edwin John Starkie Naples was born March 18 1843 in Edenham Lincolnshire Fugland on the estate of Lord Willoughby. He left little from rural beginnings to travel London as a servant and coachman before emigrating to Utah in 1876 with the Starkie family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin John Starkie Naples Ward Pioneer
Edenham
Lincolnshire
Lord Willoughby
Gardner
Willoughby Maron
London
Momre
Starkie
Wlilougiy
Hines
Roosevelt Stars In Upbeat Division Title Showdown
Roosevelt defeats Uintah in a tight Friday game to claim the division title. Roosevelt’s star guard Ferrell Wardell and Roosevelt teammates lift the attack as Uintah battles to stay close. Roosevelt pulls ahead late, maintains a narrow margin, and Roosevelt Town slips past Vernal Town for a trio of wins in one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Roosey T Cagers
RIL & A
Mt Emmons
Rooselt
Uintah Ferrell Wardell
Roosevelt
Lyle Anderson
Stan King
Wintah Rooseveltt
Roosevelts
Uvintahs
Uintaa
Roosevel
Rosevelt
Vernal Town
Trial of George Powers Postponed to March 13 by Court
The district court docket includes four cases with George Powers, held on Feb 27, postponed by Judge Abel Turner to March 13 due to anticipated trial length. Powers, 19, is charged with second degree murder for shooting Reuben Cook on December 4, 1932 at the Thompson ranch tent, after earlier altercations with Cook and others present. Cook died en route to Ouray. Araballa was treated at Vernal and at Ashley Yo. hospital. Powers surrendered to Sheriff Jo Emery in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
George Powers
Abel Turner
Young Powers
Watson Thompson
Wllow Creek
Powers
Reuben Cook
Thompson Yard
Leon 4Rballa
Jean Uruty
Thompson Ranch
Cook
Powers Earliier
Mr .Thompson
Abe Hatch
Richard Brewer
Uruty
Arballa Cook
Ouray
Vernal
Araballa
Thompson Home
Ashley Yo
Verral
Jo Emery Johns
Amputation and death mark uneasy frontier voyage
Thomas Morgan of the K ranch was taken to Denver for amputation of an infected toe after a freezing injury. Accompanied by Mars Pierre Morgan, he traveled from Vernal to Denver and then San Francisco on a troubled journey. The report notes the death of Mr Starkie on January 1, 1632, described as the valley’s oldest man at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Denver
Vernal
Mars Pierre Morgan
Mr Morgan
Starkie
Everett Alexander Injured In Truck Crash Sunday
Everett Alexander rests at his Vernal home after a truck crash on the Victory Highway about six miles west of Duchesne. He suffered cuts and bruises and was unconscious until afternoon. Gene West, riding in the cab, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fverett
Alexsander
Vernal
Axel Pierson
Duchesne
Duchesne City
Victory Highway
Alexander
Scader
Rtr
Gene Welst
F Prerson
Glines Landmark Destroyed By Fire Sunday Morning
At about 3 30 Sunday morning one of the earliest homes in Glines ward B45 was destroyed by fire, leaving John and Tromis McKeachnie homeless. Mrs McKeachnie, awakening her husband, saved her three younger children, who were hospitalized with blankets for warmth. Families are staying with local relatives as a benefit dance is planned for Friday at the Glines ward chapel to raise funds for a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines
John
Tromis Mckfeachnne
Thomas McKeachnie
Brron Thomas
Thomas
John Mettenchnis
Jay Merkley
Venice
Ignl
Edith
H Welter Woolley
Gimes Ward Chapel
Stu
Lions Glab Hosts Ladies Night at Commercial Hotel
Lions Club plans a Ladies Night dinner and entertainment at the Commercial Hotel this Saturday evening. About a hundred guests are expected, with an entertainment program organized by Paul Cowan in charge of the committee. The event includes introductions, a toast, music, and guests from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Glab
Commercial Hotel
Lacas Club
Pawl Cowan Chermin
Comruttea
Charite
Runeera
Nis
Fform
Asapi
Rerding
Riss Wertz
Mae Jorgensen
Dons Cread
G Henderson Solo
Kits
Jensen Bridge Moves Onto Piling Piers Thirty-Two Feet
Jensen Bridge was moved onto new piling piers thirty two feet to the north as crowds watched. The structure rested on four piers and traffic resumed. old bridge to be dismantled with potential relocation to Ouray. Resident Engineer J Mulville and A Miner led the project for J J Burke and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Fouth
Ouray
J . Mulvilie
Kirs Enos Bennion
J J Burke and Company
Senator Calder Confident Musser Bill Will Be Revised
Attorney Wallace Duwer and J F K Douglas returned from Salt Lake City after attending a protest meeting at the Newhouse hotel regarding the Musser bill to regulate trucking and passenger transportation in Utah Emory section. Douglas says Calder hopes an amendment can be attached if the bill survives, reducing impact on interior regions and easing highway transport costs. Calder and Douglas believe relief provisions will be secured before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Duwer
Jfk Douglas
Uintah Gag Company
Salt Lake Cty
Newhouse Hotel
Musser
Calder
Douglas
Vernal resident recuperates at Campbell Hospital
Joan Epperson an elderly resident of Vernal has been staying at Campbell Hospital for the past two weeks recovering health and strength following illness or surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Epperson
Vernal
Campbell Hospital
Early Pioneer Winer Wanile Dies After Illness
Winer Wanile Mantle a pioneer stock raiser and son of Thames and Nancy Sunlida Gar forth Mantle, born June 2 1871 in Bingham Salt Lake County, moved to Ashley valleys as a child, lived in Gime wild on Haller Erekson ranch, worked in Wyoming as a stockman, returned to Mantle Cocklebuurtz ranch in 1912, suffered pneumonia and died February 20 in Campbell Hospital Vernal. Survived by four brothers Thomas, Hyrum, Stephen, William. four nephews and two nieces. Funeral held January 1 at Giiges chapel with Bishop John B Eston presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey Miner Mantle
Thames
Nancy Sunlida Garforth
Mantle
Bingham
Salt Late County
Ashley Valleys
Gime Wild
Haller Erekson
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Stockinan
Mantle Cocklebuurtz
Campbell
Tie
Thomas
Glines Hyrum
Stephen
William
Jensen
Giiges Chapel
John B Eston
Crowd Packs Aneiat For Charity Boxing Event
A large crowd attended the Senefic boxing bouts at the U. M. Auditorium in Uintah county on Saturday evening. Over 1 203 people were present, with some estimates up to 150 percent of the venue capacity. The event, sponsored by Van Massey, aimed to raise funds for a teahouse home for Grahama Sessions and her daughter Mary, wife of Miks Senions, part of Ashley valley’s pioneer history. Assets pledged included cash, household furniture, and building materials to cover expenses. Mr Massey and volunteers organized pledges ensuring equal sharing of contributions, reflecting broad community support across Uintah county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Massey
Stagix
Uintah Asnuueg
Uintah
Grahama Sessions
Mary Mre Sessions
Miks Senions
Utah
Young
St George Temple
Masey Spenser
Ashley Valle
Mrs Marion Y Mitchell Succumbs After Stroke in Roosevelt
Mrs Marion Young Mitchell a former Ashley Valley resident died at Roosevelt February 16 after eight weeks ill from a paralytic stroke. She was born December 18 1861 in Salt Lake City and married A A Mitchell in 1873. Survived by ten children including Rex George Edwin Maria Seymour Gordon and DeAl Michel with daughters Vivien Lundberg and Josephine Hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Young Mitchell
Ashley Valley
Bennett
Roosevelt
Mittchell
Bennett Ward
Mitchell
John MM Lundberg
Ste
Salt Lake City
A A Mitchell
Vernal
Uintah Basin
Rexi George
Edwin
Maria Seymour Gordon
Deal Michel
Vivien Lundberg
Josephine Hoss Roosevyele
District Court Wal Con vene Here Next Tuesday
Wal County District Court convenes next Tuesday February 27 with a long calendar awaiting action. Criminal cases include Woorar forgery and other felonies. George Peers charged with livered in nedode. Alfred Kidd charged with forgery and other felonies. A jury of 25 is summoned for 10 oclock. Law and motion and civil matters also to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Turner
Astrict
Alfred Kidd
Ducwne
Damages Sought Over Price City Jail Tragedy
Parents of the Allred boys who died in Price city jail press for damages and urge a direct settlement by the council or city attorney rather than a third party. Various local notes mention auty routes, a Price art store, and planned home construction in Reeder city.
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Allred
Cit
Price
Uintah
Westgard Cays
Rajoad
Arthur Rich
Dorn
Ad Wirs
Truman Burton
Vile
Amairy 7
Wréner
Tacnac
B O Hebtler
Rebpeau
Ciney Neal
Gladys Oorler
Mary Ddinavy
Orpheus
Yao
Herderson Hom
Wilford Witock
Thirty Years Ago In Utah Neighborhood News
A past event recounts a peasant party at the Mull woid home of Mr and Mrs Legruid Young with several sleigh loads of Vernal friends attending between seven and eight. A fire destroyed the Jensen meeting house with an organ and library aboard. Burton returned from Salt Lake City to find a red flag bars watering his premises due to a scarlet fever prevention habit. Colorado riders brought a two bar outfit and 180 horses to the Gibson ranch, part of the hay purchase from last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legruid
Jensen
Mutual
St Burton
Salt Lak City
Routt County
Colorado
Gibson Ranch
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James H. Wallis
Aly
Welbeck Street
Portland Place
Queen Ann Street
Onnford Street
Weymouth Street
Devomshire Street
Chesyvenor Street
Brook
Manchester Squdia
Schymer Street
Foemcr Vernal
GFL Buricd
Stuniington
OUR Pioneers
Edwin Jofrin Starhie
Orson Pratt
Liverpool
Montana
Salt Lake
Hey
Tooel
Nerg
Olor
Tabor
Ora Jacob
Caildren
I.i
Ernard Cari
Yoel Nui
Roosevelt High
Uintah High
Mr.Emmons
San Franciusco Cait
Cnittov
George Washington
Everett Alexander
Wanile
Imperial
Marion Y. Mitchell
District Court Wal
Leek
Vernel
Ft Duchesne
Willis Murray
W P. Voltharp
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