Local residents share New Year visits and dances
Jensen Mra Alice Snow and Reporter Bryant Etringham reported on a busy holiday period with visits from Elmer Grubby of Powder Springs and James Moningham in Vernal. A five generation photo was taken in Vernal and Cayna Thorne wed in Chicago. A bachelor boys dance was one of the season's highlights with numerous small gatherings and dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Etringham
Joseph Pp. Hacking
Mark M. Hall
Jensen
Elmer Grubby
Powder Springs
James Moningham
Vernal
Néd Harvey
Patney Stewart
Crawford Mel Knight
Lou Rappell
Elmer Grubbs
Andrew Dudley
Porter Long
William Schaefermeyer
Familly
Newell Snow
Missey Rose Bourdette
Nina Alwood
Azer Johnson
Lou Rappely
Albert Snow
Andrew Dudley, Sr
Cayna Thorne
Chicago
Elma Rasmusson
California
Lenna Smith
Bachelor
Christmas in a remote community with dinosaur monument plans
The Christmas program at Lone Tree schoolhouse drew about 30 residents from Jensen, Naples, and Juniper Springs. Kids aged three to sixty performed while gifts were mostly handmade, Santa faced travel delays, and a spirit of giving prevailed. Residents recounted cold snaps from nearby Craig and Maybell, sleds on snowy roads, and plans to ship dinosaur displays to Craig by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree School House
Santa Claus
New York
Jensen
Deap Creek
San Francisco
Keftora
Naples
Juniper Springs
Wirs
Wm. Neal
Colorado
Kmirs
Milo Snow
Kenneth Snow
John T. Kay
Alvin Kady
Beatrice
Martha
Neal
Jamis
Peart
Earl
Arthur Schaiefermeyer
Gawin Douglass
Eitha
Oma Kay
Grant
Dean York
Mr. Kay
Mary's
Wiliam Weal
Schaefermeyer
Roy Kay
Golden York
Messrs
Douglass
Craig
Maybell
Monument
Boeing
Mr. Couglass
Minnesota
Dakota
Elk Springs
William Neals
Ashley Valley
Pear River
Soferquist
Bridge accident injures John Merkley near Whiterocky canal
December 26 near Whiterocky canal a bridge collapse injured John Merkley and threatened his son Clyde. A broken, raised plank failed under crossing horses, one horse drowned, aid from Dr. Mofor g and Richard Smith helped set the badly crushed leg. Nearby residents and officials noted sickness and fog lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocky Canal
John Merkley
Thig Place
Markley
Clyde
Mr. Merkley
Elbert Smith
Merkley
Horace Morrill
Owen Bartlett
Tridell Wird
Reed Morrill
State Mortat Hospital
Grant
EY. Leroy
Mra
Alice Morrill
Vernal
Teachers’ Institute
Alice Mechum
Roosevelt Children Visit at George Young’s Home
Children of Roosevelt spent several days at George Young’s home according to our correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
George Young
Local Holiday Gatherings and Transfers Across Communities
A summary of Christmas and New Year visits, family gatherings, weddings, and social events across several Utah locales. Notables include Miss Fern Ious and William Stone families visiting Calder. Mr and Mrs William Abplanalp from Utah. New Year shooting match by the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association. a quarantine on Emma Johnson's home for scarlet fever. baby news from Sunnyside. multiple weddings in Naples. and Willard Rasmussen’s recovery from blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stone
Loha
Mentzer Calder
Will Pierce
Provo
Herbert Bell
Roosevelt
Wiliam Abplanal
Oscar Collett
Isaac Ross
Watson
Owen Whitney, Jr
Owen Whitney
Mir
Ed Martin
Nrush Creek
James
Calvin Marshall
Lapoint
Ivan Batty
England
M. LA
Harvey Hullinger
Bennett
Teachers’ Institute
Porter
William
Elva Merrell
Bertha Lyong
Bluebell
Naples
John Palmer
Ann Herbart
A. G. Goodrich
Harold Williams
John Williams
Evelyn Gardiner
Arthur Gardiner
Charles AT. Iverson
Willard Rasmussen
Lone Trail School Closure at Dinosaur Ranch Reset
Fat goose at the Dinosaur ranch notes the Lone Trea school under Kire Doughte has closed for a week's reset. This brief item records a temporary educational pause affecting local students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Goosé
Dinosaur Ranch
Lone Trea
Kire. Doughte
Naples Community Day Draws Large Attendance and Funds
Naples reports a successful Community Day held on November 28 with strong social and financial results. Men and boys enjoyed outdoor sports including chicken shooting while Relief Society ladies sold chic items, contributing to the event’s proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Relief Society
Local notes from La Pointe and Vernal community
A report from La Point and nearby Vernal covers injuries from a Saturday shooting of Zen E. Cook who lost his left arm at the elbow, with treatment in Vernal and recovery hoped. Other items note illnesses, visits, weddings, dance gatherings, and year 1923 well wishes from residents and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zen E. Cook
Ray Clark
Cedata
Vernal
Hyrum Richardscon
Charley Taylor
Mr. and
Mirs
Zack Kumps
Whitmore
Roosevelt
Lee Searle
Clarisa Taylor
Searle
Jensen
Deep Creek
Lapoint
William C Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Frank Huber
Ardith Wellton
Local Notes From Vernal and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Joan G hacking visited Vernal last Friday and Miss Edith Johnson rode there as stage passenger. Mrs Bodily remains seriously ill while Mr and Mrs Karl Preece and children spend a few days in Vernal and Mr Preece will attend teachers Institute. Elsie Underwood works at Fort Duchesne hospital. George Adams reportedly bid in the A Q Bean prize. N R Faydock made a business trip to Price this week. W H Donaldson shared New Year’s dinner with George Young. Mr and Mrs Gese Harmaton and the resulting fragment ends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Sauer
Joan G.‘Hacking
Vernal
Bodily
Karl Preece
Preece
Teachers’ Institute
Edith Johnson
Elsie Underwood
Fort Duch&ene
George Adams
Rore
Bob Marimon
Salt Lake City
Westminister College
N. R. Faydock
Price
W. H. Donaldson
George Young
Gese Harmaton
Christmas Week in Fort Duchesne News Brief
Fort Duchesne reports a pleasant holiday period with skating and celebrations. Ray Dillman led L. D. 8. services. John Wiscomb spoke. Evan Timothy provided music. 76 were present. Students return to Westminster College and Verona. Mrs. Mae Ackin sprained her ankle. Mrs. Marlay Akin to teach briefly. Cold spell hit six degrees below zero. Boy Scouts advance basketball project and boxing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Ray Dillman
L. D
John Wiscomb
Evan Timothy
Paul
Stewart Thompson
Westminster College
Verona
Thompson
Mae Ackin
Boy Scouta
Old Mexico Mission Work Return and Local Festivities
A local man returns from two years in Old Mexico serving in the mission field and visits family. Community members mark the old year out and new year in with gatherings at several homes. Illnesses include pneumonia among Thomas Hall's children and Bright's disease in Mrs. Bodily. A Dry Fork sleigh dance and a bob sled party are noted with attendees listed. A baby boy arrives to LeRoy Carroll family while a baby girl is born to Jesy Caldwell and a baby elsewhere are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Horace Caldwath
M. E. Oaks
Thomas Hall
Orpheus
Robert Bodily
Glingy
Morgan Merkley
Trey
John Hofeltzi
Frank Carroll
Glimes
Jesy Caldwell
Maeser
Nellia Hacking
Edith McCoy
Marion Allen
Hyrum Brown
William Ackhurst
J. W. Stevens
Francis Cole
LeRoy Carroll
Autumn Sitt Garment with Silk Braid and Fur Trim
A dark blue fabric dress features a plain straight skirt just above the ankle and a box coat trimmed with silk braid. The garment uses gray caracul fur and a g band braid from shoulder to hip with a border above the wide fur bands at the bottom.
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Alice Snow
Dinosaur Monument
Tridell
Fern Ious
Pe He
J. N. Sybbert
Wy Les
W. Nebcker
Annd
Ify
Alfred Harrison
Randlett
Hyrum Richardson
Floyd Warburton
Jesse Brough
Christianson
West Glide
Will Collins
Tri+oor
Roy Taylor
A. Thompson
Soran C. Christenson
Co. B. Bartlett
A. M. Lyman
High Council of
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Stake
William C. Marshall
Neola
Utah
Lapoint Mercantile
C. O Garrangéer
Uintah State Bank
L. H. Woodard Go
Piato
Wai Hae
Pack-Allan Coal CO
Duchesne
Phoebe C
Lister
Clara Spiers
Thorel Larson
Charles Larsen
Lta
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