Local notes on ward residents and visitors in Sal Lake Provo area
Mr and Mrs Ray Pickup hosted visitors from Sal Lake and Provo. Verda Haws, ill with scarlet fever, underwent surgery at the Oaks Clinic and is improving. Don Pearce returns from a Southern States mission. Sunday School held after a three week quarantine. Joe Winward dies. Mrs Winward a former resident. Arnold Perry welcomes a baby boy born Monday. mother and child cared for by Mrs Perry’s mother.
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Ray Pickup Tellem
Sal
Lake
Provo
Don . McConkie
Verda Haws
the Oaks Clinic
Will Reed
Tom Timothy
Chan Wall
Burnell
Timothy
Dragon
Haus
Herb Bell
Tridel
Orfa Johnson
Donal Pearce
Gal
Don Pearce
Mervin Hatch
CCO
Myrtle Erekson Orval
Elma Hardy
Lapoint
Hardya
Mra
Wm Winward
Dean Bigelow
Tepontlas
Dallas
George
W L. Fletcher
Maretin
Preston
Clair
Bature
Lioyd Glines
George Frekson
Seeeral
COCO
Fioce Evert
Joe Winward Myr
Winward
Elden Chipman
Doris Jean
Garry
American Fork
Faith
Myrtle Frekson
Arnold Perry
Perra
Fugene Woodril
Ward Ward Ballard Ward Ballard Ward
Mrs fae Akin returns to echonl after illness. Leland Angus teaches in her place. Ward chapel and schoolhouse wiring underway. Ward Reunion held Thursday with children games, refreshments, and community program including songs, skits, and dancing. Marion Horrocks visits Ogden. MIA held Gold and Green bell event.
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Fae Akin
Echonl
Ilness Leland Angus
Friel Society
Tre
Hishop
Russel Todd
Neth Goodrich
Marion Wistombe
Perry Manwaring
Marvin Todd
Kennet Hearsden
Mr McKinnon
Mims Pare
Kent Johnson
Mta V T
Rice
Reed Morrill
Wallace Woods
VY T Rice
Feed Morrill
V T Rice
Dave Futton
Lary Thinethy
Hazel Todd
Thoral Larsen
Lbreggay
Miss Warris
Bea Stringham
Grace Hall
Ora Cemptell
Jennie Hawle
Fell Parmston
Relief Society
Marion Horrocks
Ogden
Mia
Horrocks
Evelyn Driggs
Avalon notes and damage from windstorm to school project
Miss Etella Chandler, elected queen, could not attend due to illness. Weston Timothy of Ballard installs electric light wires in the Avalon school. A northeast wind damaged the under construction Avalon school, filling beam trenches and floors with snow and sand. Steel must be removed and cleaned, sand pile for concrete scattered, delaying progress by about a week. James Rasmussen, Harley Knight, Mikdrell Howes, and Neal Rasmussen attended a Vernal program. Albert Harris hauled Alterra accents from Ouray Valley to a Vernal basketball game. Wm Hancock moved a baler to M Larson’s for hay baling. Ouray Valley and Whiterocks Irrigation Co boards met in Lapoint to plan joint work.
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MIA
Etella Chandler
Weston Timothy
Ballard
Avalon
York
James
Neil Rasmussen
Harey Knight
Mikdrell Howes
Vernal Friary
Albert Harris
Ouray Valley
Vernal
Wm Hancock
M Larsons
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Whiterocks Irrigation Co
Lapoint
Local notes from Carlson house to CCC and births
Hert White returned from California last Saturday. Government quarters moved into Carlson house. Mrs Albert Crumbo and Mrs Harold Litster hosted the Saturday gathering. CCC Camp 1 quarantined for measles. Buster LaRose had appendectomy at government hospital. Drs Rodgers Patterson Saunders attended Roosevelt operation. Dr Campbell treated Indians in town. Ladies Literary Club met at the Diehle home. Boxing bouts in Vernal attended by Albert Crumbo and Harold Litier. Mrs Hylan Seeley gave birth to twins on Feb 26. one died at birth. surviving infant and mother doing well.
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Hert White
California
Government Hospital
Tax proposals spark Utah legislative clash over fairness
Utah lawmakers clash over exemptions and targeting taxes as critics warn of special interests guiding revenue bills. House and Senate debate general taxation, licensing, and corporate measures while a record number of bills flood the session.
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Mae
Critchlow
Milton B Taylor
Weber County
Utah
Grant Ng Uch
Industry Coud
Leeser
Utah Legislature Considers Child Labor and Tax Measures
The house and senate debate key bills including ratification of a national child labor constitutional amendment and a desolution enabling homesteads valued up to $2000 to be exempt from taxation. Major senate items include individual and corporate income tax plans and a traffic safety bill, while the house focuses on a state stores liquor bill and a water district measure.
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House
Utah
Senate
Boulder Dam
National Congress
House of Senate
Troaditan
Bloods opening legislature shapes Utah tax plans
Governor Bloods opening remarks frame a push for sane legislation and a modern tax program as legislators return to session. A federal relief program looms, liquor licensing battles loom, and a new refunding plan postpones 750000 to 1940, freeing 1.25 million for government use while more highway miles are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H Bloods
Senate
Bloods
Utah
Round robin region preview boosts LHS hopes and long road trips
LHS favored to win region round robin as Uintah Green River and North Emery plan long travels totaling about 860 miles. Green River eyes Carbon-Finery title scrap, while Moab’s Johnny Bigelow leads a sharp Orcentes attack. Huntington quicks and Bargers of North Emery enter the slate with hopes of surprising the field.
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iGrand County
Green River
Orcentes Versature
Johnny Bigelow
Johnny
Moab
Bargers of
North Emery
Huntington
Carpon-Emery
Uintah
Tribune
Emma Wall Meacham Buried Sunday in Murray
Funeral services for Mrs Frema Wall Meacham wife of Frank Meacham of Salt Lake City were held Sunday at the South Cottonwood LDS chapel. Interment followed at Murray City Cemetery. Born October 30 1884 in Salt Lake City she was the daughter of William Wall and Martha M Wall Burvin. Survivors include her husband four daughters and eight sisters and two brothers.
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Frema Wall Meacham
Frank Mesecham
Salt Lake City
South Cottonwood
LDS
Murray City
Meacham
William Eng
Martha M Wall
Wallace Marecellus Clifford
Robert Meacham
Murray
Arlene
Fay Meacham Murray
Henry Burton Salt Lake
Lauren Beatty Ney
Eva
Abs Hatch
Marion
Wallace Wall
Duke of Magne
George Dixon
Gusher
Uintah High Club Debates Arms and Munitions Topic
Uintah High School International Relations club met February 21 at noon to discuss Arms and Munitions. Reports were given by Harold Spiers Elbern Bascom Louise Lybbert Elmer Merrill.
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International Relations Club
Harold Spiers
el- 43N
Bascom
Louise Lybbert
Elmer Merrill
Congregational Services Announce Sunday Schedule
Sunday School will be held at 10 oclock am with Mrs Leo Thorne as superintendent Church services at 11 oclock led by Rev George E Guild pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Thorne
George E Guild
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William BE
Wallis
Epames II
Uintan County
Utah State Press Association
EAE
GSA Saa Ballard Ward
Gwendolyn Wiscombe
Duchesne
Hours of Representatives
Idaho
Husler’s Flour High Patent
Geo. W. Baese
General Merchant
LHS
Emma Wall Meacham
Uintah High School
Ruth Winder
Lela Colton
Bernice Lybbert
Meble Girener
Thelma Woolley
Issie Jane Sollards
Uintah Basin
Tyne
Kasper Kroggins
Lynn Goodrich
Mrs Kroggin
Marjorie Tuitchell
Jean Mary Collier
Joe
Ieval Erchell
Miteie
Elizabeth Walker
Jerry Everett Manwaring
Bob Ted Woolley
Dynamo
Stephen Stringham
Tilo el
George Powell Meeker
Cole
Fern Teeter
Washington
Wall Altonah
Abe Hatch
Marion Wall
Len Merkley Fern Slaugh
Lenore Levis
Archibale Trockmorton
Binks
Evang Ginith
Lysander Phipps
Ivan Caldwell
Alterra
Altenh High School
Max Seeley
UNS
Anita Merkley
Harvey Knight
Ted Woolley
UHS
Bob Johnston
Essie Jane Sowards
Virginia Decdds
Ning Blank
Rith Caldwell
Arline Hardy
Lois Watkins
Wenda Murray
Helen Stringhan
Emma Markey
Allen Bennion
Boyd Hall
Ralph Hall
Maynard Willis
Mr McConkie
H M Lundell
Miss Cook
Misa Hart
Congregational Services
Gusher, Utah
Masseya Silver String Orch
Adziiesson
Ptad Seth A
Chevrolet
Fini
Merk
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Flint
Mah
Alexander Chevrolet Company
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