Tourism Revenue Grows in Ashley Valley 1939 Outlook
The county anticipates growing tourist travel boosting income from streams and lakes and fall hunting. Investments exceed fifty thousand dollars in tourist facilities with plans for equal future spending. Highways improve rapidly and Jensen trees enhance the national highway entry to Ashley Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Tomrat Revs
Jensen
Ashley Valley
Beig
Naples
Alley Valley
Utah
Sethia
Davia
Vermul
Ashley Creek
Kent Soda
Empression Wa
Hinkling
Utah National Parks Council Boy Scouts Meet January 7
The Ex ecutive Board will meet Saturday January 7 as New Year s Day shifts the date. Council members will plan next year s camping program and discuss Gold Star eligibility for districts that paid allocations and registered troops. Districts named include Wasatch Mospa Cathedral Goree South Sanpete North Sevier Mi rd and Moon Lake. An annual meeting at Hing ham Young University in February opens with a dinner and program. Reservations for the fellowship dinner are requested in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah National Parks Council
Henry A Gardner
L D Pfouts Ehoalrman
Wasatch
Utah
National Parks Council
Boy S Nuts of America
Hingham Young University
College Hall
Spoulers
Prouts
Ginal Mectine
Recommittal Ceremony for Scouts Feb Evening
The program will be the Recommittal Ceremony for all Scouts on Wednesday evening Feb B at eight p.m. An appropriate radio ceremony will carry this message to all Scouts assembled. Further details on Anniversary Week will follow.
Obituary Notes From Local Ward Services
Mrs Willem Reid has been til ring the past week. Mr and Mrs Martin W Curtly land family made a trip to Salt Lake City last Wednesday. Miss Eva Price Eldred Johnson and William Holfeltz left Monday for Provo where they all attend the BYU. Funeral services were held at the ward chapel Tuesday for Mrs Sadah Nash Darling former resident of the ward who died in California last week. Mrs. Francis Gardiner who has been very ill with pneumonia passed away at her home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Reid
Martin W Curtly Land
Salt Lake City
Eva Price Eldred Johnson
William Holfeltz
Provo
BYU
Ward Chapel
Tuesda
Sadah Nash Darling
Ward
California
Francis Gardiner
Elmer Clinton
James Holfeltz
Alt Lake City
John Holfelix
Salt Lake
Holfeltz
Evan Smith
Pioneera
George Roberts
Mildred Hackling
J Ferron Hacking
Lucy
Alice Capps
Leona Freestone
Oral Tenney
Wells Ashby
Wily Park Cole
Harold
Ashby
Inoon Hey
Weber
Sal Gray
Morti Anderson
Telpee
Ike City
Heber Kimhall
Deliow
Breda
Hell
Floyd
Tyle
Bing
Caroll
Edith
Barla
Beulah
Ard
Elis Caldwell Sr i
Ked
Dry Fork
Wallace Caldwell
Steve Beck
Helyock
Dan Helyoo
Roy Wolyeck
Amel K
Vee Halton
John L MecCankie
Joseph Bodily
Mr Badily
Robert Ily
Ue St George Temple
Deloris Richards
Florence Hacking
Hacking
Virginia Land
Lois Dodds
Clara
Leta Colton
Edith Coflett
Irene Jackson
Bessie Wiliams
Veda Bingham
Merril Anderson
Redon
Reynalds
Mark I Stringham
David Wall Evans
Smith Don C Carter
Len Jacking
Bessie Williams
So Has J
Pocatellia
Joseph P Hacking
New Years
Marie Singleton
Logan
Royal Henderson Howard Lewis
Newman Johnson
Verdin Singleton
Miss Singleton
Copperton
Mrs BP Kelly Visits Ely Nes and Tony Lambert
Mrs BP Kelly left a work note for Ely Nes to visit Mr and Mrs Harvey Lambert who have been ill for some time. Mrs Lambert is improving since arriving, Mr and Mrs Manri Stewart are parents of a baby, Christmas morphy Mrs Brewart is at Vernal Lynn Dudley left on the Sunday bus for Detroit to buy a new car. A baby boy was born to Mire Joshua Timothy Dee. Mrs Timbs is at her parents’ in Roosevelt. HR Wall retired to Blanti on Saturday after spending a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP Kelly
Ely Nes
Sth
Harvey Lambert
Lambert
Kelly
Manri Stewart
jChrieumas Morphy
Brewart
Vernal
Lynn Dudley
Syssay
Detroit Midh
Mire
Joshua Timothy Dee
Timbs
Roosevelt
HR Wall
Blanti
Visitors and locals with New Year greetings and health updates
A string of short notes reports residents visiting relatives in Missouri Provo and Vernal attending holidays with family and returning to duties Susie Nelson ill in Vernal Victor Nelson caring for her son Wilma Parrish returned from Myton Maxine Nelson Jensen and Lam ar Hendrickson wed at Salt Lake Temple Ruth Haslem worked as substitute teacher and A C McKinnon planned to visit Jensen friends and teach the remaining term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP Kelly
Missouri
Susie Nelson
Owen
Christy I
Oerd
Harden Nelson
Bruce Kelly
Jessie Wall
Roy Gardner
Provo
Vonda Wall Lamar Gardner
Winona Massey
BYU
Frank Po O
Keith Wellman
Edwin Dudley
Castle
John Welland
Chew
Vernal
Victor Nelson
Wilma Parrish
Myton
LaMar Hendrickson
Maxine Nelson
Jensen School
Salt Leake Temple
Hendrickson
Ruth Haslem
A C McKinnon
Jensen Friends
McKinnon
Bee Hive Groups Share Christmas Cheer Across Wards
Bee Hive sections led by Mrs Fred Bingham Mrs Lucille Swett and others hosted holiday parties Dec Christmas carols and gift making marked gatherings for Hunters Ward groups including Builders Gatherers and Guardians. Leaders Mrs Remington Perry Sidioway Dean organized readings dances and charitable visits to ill members and widows amid plans for March Sunday Evening Service.
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MIL A. Institute
MIA Institute
Waa
Fred ‘ Bingham
Iso
Aiff
Ashley
Lucille Swett
Relief Society
Mas Maeser
Butchers
Crystal Reynolds
Alton Vernon
Ward Chapel
Clara Lee
Louise Yome
Elva [Caldwell
Carlotta Tenney
Mabel Merkley
Pye Moy
Ruth Toierly
Ly Om
Inv Carisens Vernai
Lawrice Sidioway
Mis Ima Eaton
Genelve Tewis
Flrence Henderson
Delile Migham
Muriel Remington
Ernest Johnson
Remington
Crystal Perry
Zertna Dean
Yeas
Haney
Veneta Hopkins
Treas
Marsal Isiddoway
Wldow
Bewlah Sturgeon
FORDE SESE ABHLEY POLST SOCIETY REORGANIZES SUNDAY
The Polst Society reorganized on Sunday with Mrs Lucille Svplt as president and Mrs Edith All ret as second counselor. Outgoing officers included Mrs Mary I Kid as president and Miss Sewards first counselor. New officers include Mrs Clara Pi 4ce as president and Mrs Sylvia Richens as first counselor. Other officer choices were not yet made. A birth was announced for baby girl on December 30. Lawrence Richens visiting with parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Mery
Maeser Funeral Attendees Return From Salt Lake City
Elmer Clinton Maeser and James Holfeltz traveled to Salt Lake City for their father John Holfelix's funeral held Sunday. They left Saturday evening and returned home Sunday. several local residents were mentioned attending services and visiting relatives over the weekend.
Oddities at the Fair and Revolving Marvels Displayed
A chaotic list of exhibits and curiosities crowds the fair scene, announcing wonders from a two mile high city of tomorrow inside a 200 foot sphere to a revolving platform milking cows and an orange grove shipped intact from Florida. The notes tease dramatic installations, a river of diamonds, a rocket gun, a vast model railroad, a life sized puppet display, and a towering Empire State Building replica, all presented as marvels beneath a sprawling carnival ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West
Tomerriy
Florida
Tridell Lapoint road project and Uintah County budget notes
County discussions cover a Lapoint Vernal road project with a 20000 allocation and possible community gravel aid in cooperation with the Indian department. Plans also seek hospital funding for Roosevelt and potential county control of a Vernal hospital. The 1938 budget of 32762 is set for 1939 at a reduced total of 2911920, with department cuts and misc reductions reflecting restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Lapoint
Indian Department
Calder
Vernal
Wards Vernal
Uintah County
Roosevelt
R Dillman
C Lundberg
R @ Jordan
Duchesne
Dillman
Wong Sing
Roosevelt Hospital
Coal Efficiency Improves in Power Generation
Twenty years ago three pounds of bituminous coal produced one kilowatt hour of electricity. Today one and a half pounds suffice due to higher steam generation efficiencies and better plant performance.
Wool Market Report and Household Visiting Notes
The snippet notes wool trade outlook with steady prices and firm demand for fine and fine medium top wools despite political instability. It also records Mr and Mrs Ray Roberson visiting Lloyd Merkley in Paragonah and Arch Jenkins and Dee Jenkins returning from Phoenix after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Jonn J. McQonkie
Ray Roberson
Lloyd Merkley
Roberson
Paragonah
Arch Jenkins
Dee ‘Jenkins
Phoenix
Arizona
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