Lora B Holderby sells property to John Keel in Myton
From Our Correspondents woe. . 8-FF Tr airs Lora B Holderby sold to John Keel the property In which his Business conducted and also the buildings adjoining nearly destroyed by fire. He will probably rebuild them, making more room for his department store. Also notes a Sand Wash Mining company meeting, a lively Myton dance, Odd Fellows gathering, cattle sales, and local visits with names and places in Utah communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora B. Holderby
John Keel
Sand Wash Mining Company
Wa. Zone
W. A. Jennings
Ward C. Ireland
Audrie
W L. Neal
Myton
Warfield Munce
Enoch Winstrum
Taul Hummock
Wm Preece T
Glenn Winl
Vernal
Preece
Odd Fellow’'s Lodge
Bank Hall
Joe Holder
Geo. Elliot
Tom Rogers
and Hirs
J. D. Reavers
Myton State Bank
Bale
Willow Creek
Ouray
Utal
H. Cooper
Cedarview News Brief From The Basin Dance And Travel Notes
Mr Atwood and bride returned home after failing to cross the divide in their sheep wagon. Mr Nickle of Vernal rents Summarrel ranch for summer. Cedarview and basin residents enjoyed a dance at Monarch. Summarett left for Vernal then Price with brother in law’s family bound for Kaysville. McDomnan and Willard Goft seek Vernal witnesses for WH Hullinger proof on a homestead. Roads from Vernal were bad. a strong wind and cold gave way to warmer weather by writing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Nickle
Vernal
Summarell Ranch
Cedarview
Basin
Monarch
Allt
Summaret
Price
Kaysville
Utah
Sawyers move foundation timber at government mill
Horace Morrill Leland Morrill Frank Morrill and Golden Merkley work at the sawmill hauling foundation timber and lumber as crews join this week. Thaw from the hills brings heavy water runoff while roads turn muddy and schools report sickness with measles and coughing widespread among children.
Dry Fork News Briefs Include Snow and Local Visits
Snow fell Sunday evening adding two inches to Dry Fork. Sewell Massey returns from Arizona where he worked as a railroad engineer. A party honored Mr. and Mrs. Mark Caldwell at Josh Hall’s home. Mrs. Caldwell visited her sister Mrs. Hall. Ellis Caldwell and family returned from Lapoint where Ellis was ill but improving. William Hall’s baby sick. David Cox horse accident near Dry York to Vernal left him bedbound briefly. Merle Massey visited with C. T. Pope and Allie Anderson. Relief Society met at Fanny Massey’s. refreshments enjoyed. Bert Rowley, visiting granddaughter, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Massey
Arizona
Josh Hall
Mark Caldwell
Ellis
Beck
Alton
William Hall
David Cox
Dry York
Vernal
Cox
Ace
Merle Massey
C. T. Pope
Mr. Pope
Allie Anderson
Relief Society
Fanny Massey
Valentine Party At Ward House Noted In Leeton Report
Weekend social notes from Leeton include Miss Vernon and Miss Hartle hosting a valentine party for school children and parents at the ward house. Visitors from Lapoint Roosevelt Hayden and Antelope are listed among local residents visiting relatives and working assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Hattla Vernon
Neola
Sir
Mullins of
Lapoint
Harvey Hullinger
W. J. Whitlock
Audrey
Vernal
Margaret
Larue Ernshaw
Roosevelt
Miss Vernon
Miss Hartle
Ward House
Marion Mitchell
Antelope
Mitchell
GC. Larsen
Ghis Bisla
Hayden
Bennett Ward
Dan Mitchell
Dick Spencer
Wm “Ferguson
Flayden
Leeton
al Rasmussen
C. W. Neilson
Sam Snyders
Atle Pickup
W L. Whitsick
Joshua Haslem, Sr
Ashley Engers Welcomed Baby Girl In Kansas City
Ashley Engers announces the arrival of a baby girl born on the fifteenth to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engers of Kansas City Missouri. Edna Engers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters. Ed Kidd’s family welcomed a fine baby girl on the nineteenth. all are well. Various social notes include teachers chosen for Sunday School Miss Mary Sowards Eva Peters, a surprise party for Reginald Noel with games dancing and candy pulling, a minor injury from a needle on Mrs Noel, a fire at Charles Atwood’s home halted before major damage, a Washington's Birthday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Seeley for thirteen, visits from Miss Besalo Murray, and a Willcox academy debate and nursing class organized by Stella Sainsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Engers
Kansas City
Missouri
Edna Engers
Frank Peters
Ed. Kidd
Mary Sowards
Eva Peters
Reginald Noel
Noel
Clide Campbell
Willcox Academy
Delphing
Audry Collet
Aston Carrell
Tiffany
Stella Sainsbury
Ashley Ward
Naples social events and visits noted
Last Friday Naples Educational Unit held a bow dance with an excellent turnout. Monday night Victor Allred was surprised by many friends upon returning home. A surprise party for Nena Harrison occurred Wednesday night before her departure for Provo. Mr and Mrs Ralph Alfred visited from the mines, and Mrs Thomas Wilkerson was staying with her mother for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Victor Allred
Nena Harrison
Provo
Ralph Alfred
Thomas Wilkerson
Mia
Peculiar Night Storm Invokes Local Life Return
A SW wind and southern lightning swept the area around 1 am for about an hour. The storm caused no damage but was unusually intense for the section, and as it passed the ward house work began to regain a sense of activity.
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Ward House
Deacons Host Ward Hall Youth Party
The Deacons held a party last Wednesday evening in the ward hall inviting all boys and girls up to seventeen. About sixty five or seventy young folks participated.
Farewell party in Randlett honors Mrs Henry Moore
A Tuesday farewell party for Mrs. Henry Moore featured cream and cake around 10:30 p.m. The group enjoyed games and she left Wednesday for Standardville Utah. Clyde Clark and Leslie Barney were in Randlett Monday. A L Gray returned from Vernal Tuesday. E M Chandler conducted business in Vernal Tuesday. The Priscilla club meets with Mrs Sarah Ashton Wednesday. Mrs Burns visited daughter Clelia Brennan for several days last week. Lester Harris and Johnny Cook travel as missionaries in Randlet, spending Sunday at Fort Duchesne. Russ Burns visited Randlet Sunday school. Several men left Saturday for White River to work on the bridge. Fay Harrison visited friends at Lapoint last week. Rev M J Hersey came from Vernal Sunday with his daughter Dorothy spending a few days with Marjorie Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moore
Moore
Standardville
Utah
Clyde Clark
Leslie Barney
Randlett
A. L. Gray
Vernal
E. M. Chandler
Priscilla Club
Sarah Ashton
Burns
Clelia Brennan
Local News From Lapoint Week Report
Mrs Caldwell, formerly Gladys Marshall, returned with Mr Caldwell after months in Salt Lake City. Wilford Caldwell's family are well known in the community. Mrs Clyde Hatch visits, Morley and Morley crew travel to Price for work, roads reported in bad shape by spring weather. County commissioner reviews road conditions. Parley Goodrich and elders Goodrich Wahlquist spoke. Mrs A W Nebeker and Fern Warburton return from Utah Idaho Wyoming visit. Carl Preece learns of influenza illness in kin. Raleigh Neboker returns from Camp Lewis with sergeant promotion. Timber at the mill, deep snow in the mountains. Lapoint sees notable sickness, Tort Norton’s baby gravely ill, others ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Morrill
Leland Morrill
Frank Morrill
Golden Merkley
Margarett Ross
Devere
Vernal
Parley Goodrich
Darrell
Uintah Academy
Charles Potter
Roosevelt
Frank Nash
Familly
Fred Guy
Elva Atwood
Roy Atwood
Miss Atwood
la Grippe
Alma Mecham
Lynn Cook
Paul Wilson
Wm Harvey
Morley Jones
Horace Morrill Sylvan
Devere Ross
Stephen M. Ross
Seth Wilson
LeVon Morrill
Elmer Morrill
John Mooseman
Sarah Harvey
John Merkley
Tridell
Lapoint
Wilford Caldwell
Caldwell
Gladys Marshall
Salt Lake City
Wm C Marshall Wilford
Wm QG
Clyde Hatch
Austin Morley
Kuce Farnsworth
Daniel Morley
Price
Lester Mullins
Goodrich
Wahlquist
A W. Nebeker
Fern Warburton
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Carl Preece
South
Raleigh Neboker
Camp Lewis
Washington
Norton
Family mourns three deaths in small community
Funeral for Juanita Chivers, seven, and Blanche Chivers, twelve, were held at the grave. Both died within days of cerebrospinal meningitis and other illness. The Winward infant buried here after dying from whooping cough and measles. Frank Slaugh survived a serious riding accident with fractured shoulders. Community offers deepest sympathies for multiple tragedies in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Nathan Qchivers
Blanche
James Chivers
Juanus
Fon Winward
Mable Collier Winward
Sunnyside
Frank Slaugh
Uintah Districts Receive Attention in Uintah County
Uintah county in receiving its share of attention as a coming off center says L. W. Curry cashier of the Uintah State bank at Vernal in Salt Lake. He notes new drilling and shale land companies arriving daily. He predicts big developments as shale deposits in the west lie in Uintah. Curry says livestock and sheep men are encouraged with ample feed and improving market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
L. W. Curry
Uintha State Bank
Vernal
Salt Lake
Hoe
Curry
Deseret News
Remains of Huge Sea Monster Found Off Florida Coast
Dispatches report scientists and deep-water fishermen near Miami discovering remains of a sea monster over 80 feet long. A skull fragment reportedly weighs about three tons, echoing tales of the Bear Lake monster told by locals and linked to the Western Mineral Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
Joe Rich
Bear Lake
Western Mineral Survey
Know Utah lecture campaign planned by Extension Division
The University of Utah Extension Division plans a Know Utah lecture campaign to spread information about Utah. It will feature nature lectures by Dr. J. E. Broaddus Dr. F. J. Pack Dr. J. H. Paul Dr. Karl Hopkins and Dr. C. G Plummer with local topics on community development and early history by Dr. E Ericksen and Leyl Edgar Young. Harold Goff will discuss Utah poets and Nephi L. Morris the place of Utah in art. Fred W Reynolds notes the varied subjects and eminent speakers, with clubs like Commercial Rotary Kiwanis supporting the effort to extend Utah information statewide through illustrated lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
University of Utah
J. E. Broaddus
F. J. Pack
J. H. Paul
Karl Hopkins
C. G Plummer
E . Ericksen
Leyl Edgar Young
Harold Goff
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Ruth Haslem
Balt Lake
Tom Pack
Kamas
Les O'Driscoll
Thatlgo
Irene O'Driscoll
Jensen
Jensenita
Joseph
Dudley
Merle
Sharon
Frank Billings
Showlboy
C A. Johnson
Heber Powell
George A. Woodbury
Elmer Lind
Mr. Woodbury
Vernal First Ward
John K Bullock
Ferra Hadlock
Weldon Bullock
Dilton Davis
Howard Cook
Eldred Johnson
George Davis
Chandos Wall
Owen Caldwell
Louis Murray
Arthur Murray
Ralph Alexander
Calvin Jocergensen
Irvin Moon
George Richardson
Johnny Murray
Green River
Elmer Snow
Tom Ainge
Sam Hassem
Robert Johnston
Ward
J. H. Witwer
T G. Alexander
Sunshine Ranch
Jensen Farms
George Billings
Johnson Place
Jensen Farm Bureau
Wm Moon
Marvin Peterson
Joseph M. Dudley
Nile Ainge
Qwen Wall
Mary Stringham
Weldo Riddle
Ethelwynne Collett
Claire Hacking
Alice Bodily
Nathan Hardy
Arthur Manwaring
Mutual
Ainging
Leane Thacker
Freeman Carroll
George Riddle
Escalanta
Frank Smith
Walter McCoy
Uintah Academy Orchestra
William Pierce
Rulon Hacking
Marle Smith
Beatrice Stringham
Miss Stringham
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Ashley
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