Community Notes From Craig And Nearby Areas
Christmas and New Year gatherings mark the week with Art Boren hosting his employees in Craig, quilting at Juanita Ellsworth’s, and multiple family visits across Boranza Bonanza and Lapoint. Household showers and a fire destroying a Little Bonanza home add local concern as residents travel to Casper and attend ward events.
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Ken Workman
Craig
Art Boren
Juanita Ellsworth
Ken Watking
Lord Massey
von Timothy
Harold Kendall
Boranza
Alonzo Atwood
K Ranch
Melvin Atwood
Ben Watkins
Flora
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Leo Walkers
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Lapoint
Baby of
Wm. B. Wallis
John Wistt
Sunny F Ford
Len Such
Paul Caldwell
Little Bonanza
Les Ellsworth
Winona Walker
Delma
DeLaine Massey
Clint Goodrich
Casper
Wyo
Mrs. Goodrich
Government rises to largest Utah business report says
Utah Foundation calls government the biggest single business in Utah noting that federal state and local taxes totaled 33.266 million for 1954 with an average burden of 2 056 per Utah family of four. Indirect taxes form a growing share of prices and, despite tax cuts, government employment remains high.
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Maeser 2nd Ward College Students Present Program
Sunday night meeting directed by Gene Fox featured college students including Morales Joy Smith Dee Hart and Joe Weyerman with a piano solo by Joan Christensen and a boys chorus. Readers note residents Beatrice Stringham Mildred Hacking and many others celebrated holidays and travels with family in Salt Lake City Roosevelt Rangely Park City and Ogden as funeral and wedding events were reported alongside community visits and temple trips.
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Donna W. Collett
Gene Fox
Morales
Joy Smith
Dee Hart
Joe Weyerman
Joan Christensen
Blaine Palmer
Rely Vernon
Dee Hall
Loc Weyerman
Arthur Hatch
Mary
Springville
Farrell Hatch
Dallas Green
Beatrice Stringham
Salt Lake City
Grace Colton
Michael Duane
Dee
Ivan Hall
Helen Kimball
Rose Mary Kimball
Joan Allen
Lynn Hall
Mildred Hacking
Gawin T. Bailey
Belva Vernon l
Joe Calder
Floyd Campbell
Louisa Campbell
Roosevelt
Holgate Dies Former Maeser Resident at 92
Aroetta Hale Holgate, 92, longtime Maeser resident, died at her daughter's home in Arcadia Duchesne County last Monday December 27. Funeral services were held Thursday at noon in the Duchesne LDS Stake Chapel with burial in Duchesne City Cemetery. Born November 24 1862 in Grantsville Utah she was the eldest daughter of Aroet L and Louisa Cook Hale. She married Thomas A Judd January 6 1888 in the Logan Temple, later marrying John H Holgate September 12 1894 in the Salt Lake Temple. he died March 2 1938. The Holgate family moved from Grantsville to Ashley Valley in 1894 then to Midview after the reservation opened becoming the first white settlers between Myron and Duchesne. She was active in the church serving as president of Maeser Ward Relief Society and later leading Relief Societies in Duchesne and Arcadia. Survivors include three sons Thomas A Judd Jr Ruby Valley Nevada Frank Holgate and Hale Holgate.
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Maeser
Mia
Milton Larsen
Arcadia
Duchesne County
Duchesne
Surial
Duchesne City
Mrs. Holgate
Grantsville
Utah
Aroet L
Louisa Cook Hale
Thomas A. Judd
Holgate
Maeser Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Duchesne Stake
Moon Lake
Roosevelt and
Duchesne Stakes
Arcadia Relief Society
Thomas A. Judd, Jr
Ruby Valley
Nevada
Frank &. Holgate
N. A. Hale Holgate
Prest
Ensen Returns Home After Visit to Logan County
Ensen came back home from Logan Mo on Monday with daughters and van Sack, visiting the USAC.
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Logan Mo
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van Sack
USAC
Bible Teachings in January Lessons and Ancient Texts
Reading excerpts on Isaiah and Romans highlight how the Ethiopian eunuch’s baptism affirmed Messiah hope and Christ’s life through Scripture. Paul’s reminders to Timothy emphasize holy writings for wisdom, instruction, and righteousness. Also notes Japan’s political shift and a family obituary fragment from Arcadia.
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Jobu
Jerusalem
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Italet
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John
Jesus
Timothy
Paul
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