Leota News Roundup Highlights Local Births Illnesses
Mrs Afarjorie Ekelund returned from Vernal with a baby girl. Raymond Stoddard is ill with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Max Jenkins of California, formerly of Leota, welcomed a baby boy born February 22. Ercel Johnson visited Leota, returning from winter work in Washington. Mrs Amy Jenkins and family plan to move to Vernal for the summer. A M Myrup visited John Ellsworth’s home from Willow Creek. Durfee children suffer chicken pox and measles as a heavy snow and fierce wind hit. Eksund children contract scarlet fever. Mary Barney ill in Salt Lake City working at the temple. Mary Eilsworth traveled to Vernal for medical care for her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afarjorie Ekelund
Vernal
Raymond Stoddard
Max Jenkins
California
Leota
Ercel Johnson
Washington
Amy Jenkins
A. M Myrup
Willow Creek
John Ellsworth
Ralph Durfee
Bishop
Eksund
Mary Barney
Salt Lake City
Mary Eilsworth
Fragmentary notice fragment consulting county clerk
Partial OCR text instructs to consult the county clerk or the respective signers for further information. The scant line implies a legal or official notice requiring contact with authorities to obtain complete details. No names, dates, or places are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respectite
Estate of Fred Dickson Deceased Creditors Notice
Estate of Fred Dickson, deceased, creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at Gusher Utah on or before the 4th day of April, 1935. Martin R Curtis, administrator. E R Lawrence Cooper, attorney for administrator, Vernal, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Dickson
Gusher
Utah
Martin R Curtis
Fred Dickson
E R Lawrence Cooper
Vernal
NOTICE TO A PUBLICATION FOR FINAL PROOF IN UTAH
Department of the Interior splits Lake City Utah notices final proof for Glenn Oaks Vernal Utah who filed two homestead entries in 1930 and stockraising entry in 1933. Proof set before Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah March 12 1935 with witnesses Reuben T Freestone Warren Jones Quill Capps and Wm Hs Oaks all of Vernal Utah. First publication January 32 1935 last publication February 28 1933
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Split Lake City
Utah
Glenn Oaks
Vernal
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Reuben T Freestone
Warren Jones Quille Capps
Wm Hs Oaks
Notice of Public Land Claim for Utah Territory
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Leonard Erastus Christensen of Venice California seeks final proof to establish claim on lands described in sections 15 22 23 township 3 north range 19 east Salt Lake meridian. Proof before Manila Utah district court clerk April 15 1935. First publication February 21 1935. Last publication March 22 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leonard Erastus Christensen
Venice
Calif
Sunwey
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Manila
Leland Mayers
Net Nebeker
Earl Gamble
Fred Stoll
Burntfork
Wye
Thomas F Thomas
Flu In Vernal District Disrupts Local Activities
Drago n Tom Timothy brought his wife from Vernal Sunday afternoon to teach for Mrs Haws. A form of flu, quite prevalent in this community, is not very serious in most cases. Des Hayes traveled to Vernal Saturday to discuss transportation for the county. Uintah Railway bridge crews work in Dragon, inspecting and repairing railroad property for several weeks. Word arrives that Mr Siegel had to have a toe amputated at his son's home in western Colorado after a foot injury. Tom Timothy and wife went to Provo Friday to be with Mrs Haws during her hospital operation. result uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Timothy
Colorado
Ite
Provo
Haws
Rangely Community News Highlights Local Events
Gien D Sutton returns home from Balt Lake in a new car. Chase Mefley remains critically ill. Mr Hefley had a stroke a week ago. R Kuhlman traveled to Vernal for baling wire for Rangely Stores Co. O Cloward, Boyd Cloward and Noel Clements baled hay. Don Kenney sent to Grand Junction for care. Angelo Theos visiting sheep camps near Watson. Commissioner Nichols attended Feb 23 meeting to advance new courthouse plans. Nick Kristas received a truckload of sheep from Vernal on Feb 18. Woman's club met Feb 16 with Mrs J W Rector. afternoon with refreshments. Rangely plans March 2 meeting with Mrs Fred A Nichols. Dr Wilhite reports cattle tests show no reactions and doubts water recovery by next season. Sheep shearing bookings begin April 14 at Rangely plant. Frank Roberts active in plant talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Balt Lake
Mefley
Mr Hefley
Mm R Kuhlman
Vernal
Rangely Stores Co
Cloward
Boyd Cloward
Noel Clements
Don Kenney
Grand Junction
Angelo Theos
Rio Blanco County
Wilhite
Frank Roberts
Willow Creek Community Notes and Obituary Snippets
Mrs Norman Taylor and Norma Taylor visited Willow Creek Tech on the 16th. Misses Taylor and Elis hosted overnight guests at the ranch. Feb 19 updates report Clim Broome ill in Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs Earl Leech returning from Moab for a funeral. A shower East of Ned Clark’s home on Feb 20. attendees listed. Chicken Pox widespread among students. census work by Chuck Sands and others in honor of the Allreds. The Allreds lost possessions in a fire. the family had farmed the Cily Broome place for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Taylor
Hi Creek
Willow Creek Tech
Norma Taylor
Mary Elis
Bud Taylor
Hill Creek
Ned Clark
Tom McKenna
Miss Taylor
Miss Elis
Marvin Proome
Ouray
Clim Broome
Salt Lake
Earl Leech
Moab
Leech
Fred Powell
Jim Luster
Aileen Sperry Worthen
Worthen
Willow Creek
Willow
Ybor
Clark
George Thorne
Mary Broome
Jane Cook
Harry Brown
Abe Match
Golden Hatch
Phoebe Hatch
Donna Leech
Lareson
Mra Bartholomew
Chuck Sands
Lower Willow Creek
Bill Allred
Leota
Allred
Cily Broome
Teota
Sheriff Sale In Uintah County Utah 1935 Notice
In Uintah County Utah the case Andrew Vernon vs Wallace Oaks and Caroline Oaks is slated for a sheriff s sale March 16 1935 at the county courthouse front door at 2 00 pm The property includes land described as the northwest corner of the southwest quarter section 17 township 4 south range 21 east Salt Lake Meridian with 1423 acres more or less and 15 shares of Ashley Upper Irrigation Company stock along with ditch rights and appurtenances Sheriff Emery Johnson notes first publication Feb 21 1935 last publication March 14 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth Judicial District Court
State of
Utah
Uintah County
Andrew Vernon
Wallace Oaks
Caroline Oaks
State of Utah
Salt Lake
Tlon
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Emery Johnson
Ainish County
What is Measles and How To Safeguard the Community
Public health notice from Metropolitan Life Insurance explains measles as a dangerous disease with early signs like sneezing runny nose and a slight cough. It warns that during this initial period children appear well but can spread infection to others when sent to school or allowed to play outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Measles symptoms and care for children in early stages
The article outlines measles progression from fever and sore throat to red facial spots, then general body rash. It stresses keeping the child home, prompt doctor visits, eye protection, cleaning nasal discharge, and returning for checkups. It warns of pneumonia and kidney risks during recovery and notes adults can be affected. It discusses prevention by isolating exposed children and, in some cases, giving blood-derived injections from a recovered adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Kon
Unclear Text About Pend Or Doctor Advice
The fragment warns to keep him away from other children and mentions pend for like doctor guidance. The message lacks concrete details such as names places dates or events.
Display Corner Promotes Sportsman Books at Uintah Library
Floyd Noel deputy game warden sponsors a special display in Uintah County Public Library featuring magazines such as Outdoor Life Field and Stream and Sports Afield plus natural history titles by known authors. The exhibit includes mounted deer head and birds by Leon Thorne, with requests for donations to grow the collection and notices to contact the librarian or Noel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Noel
Uintah County
Hbrary
The
National Sportsmen Outdoor Life
Field and Stream
American Forests
National Waltonian
America
Intermountain States
National
Leon Thorne
Mr Thorne
Patrona
Noel
Rural Federal Housing Plan to Continue in Utah
A Salt Lake City organized advisory committee will aid rural housing efforts in Utah to promote modernization and repairs under the federal housing act. William Peterson of Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service was named chairman. former regional director Carl Englund of Denver explained the program. Booklets detailing the act’s purposes will be mailed to every farmer with a delivery address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
Carl V. Englund
Denver
County Agents Aid Housing Committee Formation
County agents cooperate with better housing committees being organized with aid from the state emergency relief administration in surveys. Other members of the advisory committee include Robert H. Hinckley Utah FERA director Charles H. Skidmark superintendent of public instruction Hf B Gunderson acting director of state vocation Mrs J K Hardy president of the state Parent Teacher Association and George Haerr assistant district manager of Utah FERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Emergency Relief Administration
Rr. Pyerson
Robert H. Hinckley
Utah Fera
Charles H. Skidmark
Hf B Gunderson
Mra
J. K. Hardy
State Parent—Teacher Association
George Haerr
Jensen report covers funeral, club event, and weather
Albert Snow and family attended the funeral of Ellen Gardner in Jensen. Wild Ros club hosted a shower for Harold Kelly and his wife on Sunday at his parents home. A severe storm brought 3 inches of snow with drifting and near freezing temperatures, while fishermen noted a rising Green River channel at the bridge each morning. Sumner Hatch visited Wasatch County with Frank Wellman and Keith. Dinosaur monument manager Dr A Boyle hosted them. Warren Bulings from Rainbow visited Jensen. Livan Wall accompanied them. DeMar Dudley tended 1800 baby chicks in three sheds with high pullet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Snow
Perrie Moran
Newell Snow
Elmer Snow
Balem
Ellen Gardner
Green River
Wild Ros Club
Harold Kelly
Mr Kelly
P. Kelly
Suneday
Maude Griffin
Logan
Bennie Kelly
Hcrley Stewart
Sumner Hatch
Wasatch County Commission
Heber City
Jensen
Hatch
Judge Hatch
Frank P Wellman
Keith
A . Boyle
Dinosaur National Monument
Gero Point
Warren L. Bulings
Rainbow
Livan Wall
DeMar Dudley
Mr. Dudley
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J.W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Post Office
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. Lewis
Uintah State Bank
New York
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
West Bound Road
East Bound Road
Bast Lake Iv
Fruitland
Duchesne
Myton
Roosevelt
Ft. Duchesne Y Gusher
Uintah Chevrolet Co
Fiione
Sterling Transportation Company
Uintah Basin
Eastern
Utah Transportation
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
Aiddoway
Herbert Tyzack
Sea
H Siddoway
George B Adam
John 8
Hacking
Uintaid Abstract CO
Verval
RADIO
Hotel Temple
Union Pacific
Iotel
Interurban
Union Panic
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
Eoe
Sheriff's Sale
Dad
Mother
Utah Power & Light Co
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